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r>r < CO DC I - r • 00 ca 00 o v Friday, November 28,1997 50 Cents i < >- H W 2 O lISl/os come back The Yo-yo trend continues to go strong By Louise Handelman From 1930 through the 1960s, Duncan ported brisk sales for Yomegas. She said that The Packet Group reigned supreme in the world of yo-yos, mar- in June, "One boy from Princeton Day keting such classics as the Tournament, the School got all his friends to come in. We sold All it takes to walk the dog, go around the Imperial and the Butterfly. Originally crafted between 40 and 50 yo-yos in that month world and launch a skyrocket is a flick of the from hardwoods, the first plastic yo-yo came alone." wrist — with a yo-yo, that is. out in 1957. Yomegas are in such demand that some And yo-yos are back in a big way. Intense competition and a series of law- consumers will go to extreme lengths, Ms. "Yo-yos are probably the hot item for suits challenging Duncan's attempt to trade- Farrugia added. "One mother was so anxious boys, ages S to 14," said Joanne Farrugia, mark the word "yo-yo" eventually crippled to get her son a red Fireball that, instead of owner of Crackerjacks toy stores, located in the company. After filing for bankruptcy, it waiting a day for me to bring it to the Crack- the Montgomery Shopping Center and in was eventually purchased by Flambeau Prod- erjacks store in Montgomery, she drove di- HilJsborough. ucts. rectly out to the Hillsborough store, where it Jason Kovler, manager of Toys...The So, while the cartoon character of the was still in stock." That's an extra 10 miles Store in Palmer Square, agreed. "The trend Duncan yo-yo man, instructing the masses each way. started big in the heginning of the summer how to rock the baby and scratch the cat, may An informal survey among yo-yo aficion- and is going strong, especially toward !he have disappeared from the scene, the latest ados at the Princeton Public Schools, West high-end Yomegas." versions of the classic Duncan products are Windsor-Plainsboro Upper Elementary selling like hotcakes. School and Princeton Friends School con- Duncan yo-yos are still with us in various firmed that Duncans still have their support- Jordan's Gift Shop in the Princeton Shop- iterations, but high technology — and high ers. Only one consumer, 11-year-old Jeffrey ping Center is already on its third large dis- prices — have invaded the market as well. Zito of Princeton Junction, was a holdout for Yo-yos are Ihe second oldest toy after play case of Duncan yo-yos. They carry vari- a traditional wooden yo-yo. ous models, including the classic Imperial dolls, and their origins go back to ancient The Yomegas, however, drew the highest China and the early Greeks. Napoleon's sol- and Butterfly, as well as the Midnight Spe- cial, the Neo and one emblazoned with Coca approval ratings, with the Brain winning diers even played with yo-yos between bat- hands-down — or wrist up, as the case may Cola graphics. All are made of plastic, and tles. be. the Imperial even comes in a glow-in-the- The yo-yo, as mass-marketed toy, came dark model. Are the pricey Yomegas worth it? to the United States via the Philippines. Cen- When in doubt, go to the experts. Philip Jane Procter, an employee at Jordan's, turies ago natives of the Philippine Islands Clauss, a fourth grader, is the undisputed yo- said the craze started in the spring and ap- fashioned primitive hunting tools using a yo champion of Littlebrook Elementary pears to be a concerted group effort. "Three soft, ball-size rock attached to a long vine or School in Princeton. Phil can do a sleeper, or four kids come in at once and buy yo-yos," around the world, walk the dog, a skyrocket, strip of animal hide. It was designed to be she said. hurled and retrieved and, over time, a scaled- a cradle, a trapeze and his personal favorite, a down version developed as a toy. Even though Duncans are in heavy de- one-handed star. He learned all these tricks mand, (hey are receiving stiff competition from instructions offered on the yo-yo Web The name "yo-yo" comes from the Taga- from Yomega, the high-end yo-yo manufac- site and claims to have mastered them after log, the language of the Philippines, for turer based in Fall River, Mass. Whereas only a couple of tries. "corne back." Duncans sell for about S4, Yomega's yo-yos So what did Phil recommend? "The Dun- In 1927, Pedro Flores, a Filipino busboy cost at least twice as much. can Butterfly is best for walking the dog," he at a hotel in Santa Monica, entertained guests Ai Toys...The Store, pre-teen boys have said. "But for the other tricks, I use the performing tricks with his yo-yo. He soon been snatching up three types of Yomegas: Brain." had requests for the toy. the Power Spin, the Fireball and the Brain, The renewed appeal of yo-yos seems to [he most expensive at SI2. According to Ja- This is where Donald Duncan stepped in. prove the axiom that what goes around, Photo by Frank Wojciechowski He spotted Flores and offered to buy him out. son Kovler, they buy more than one at a time. comes around. Surely there's a yo-yo trick in Thus was born the Duncan yo-yo. Joanne Farrugia of Crackerjacks also re- that. Ten-year-old Phil Clauss, a fourth grader at Littlebrook School in Princeton, rocks the cradle.
Public forum will be held for new Franklin Park school The Franklin Township School District The new school, approved by referen- signed to the school with a choice of magnet Schools. The proposed "Multiple Magnet" at hand. reported that the construction of the new dum in 1995, was intended to serve desig- opportunities in the areas of: Fine, Visual program, thus far, has been reviewed by the The school district invites all interested Franklin Park School is progressing on nated geographic areas in order to reduce the and Performing Arts; Science and Technolo- curriculum committee of the board, intro- parties to a public forum to be held on Dec. schedule and should be ready for students duration of long and expensive school bus gy; or Academy for International Studies. duced to the Board of Education at its dis- 8, at Franklin High School for a presentation cussion meeting of Nov. 12, and will soon of the proposed "Multiple Magnet" program and teachers by September of 1998. A few rides. Although this would change the dis- Mr. Frank Pepe, Superintendent of be presented to the Presidents Council of the for the new Franklin Park school. The forum months ago. Mrs. Linda Beyea was selected tricl's practice of students attending various Schools and Mrs. Linda Beyea, have an- Parent Teacher Organizations. At each of will begin at 7:30 p.m. and will be held in as the principal of the new school. Since schools throughout the township, the Board nounced the creation of a program of multi- these presentations the administrative staff the high school auditorium. A significant- then she and members of the entire adminis- of Education and the district administration ple magnet opportunities, to be offered with- has welcomed questions, feedback, and in- portion of the agenda will be devoted to re- trative staff have been working to define the promised the community that the new school in one school, that is fuily within the put, in the interest of developing the best ceiving comments, suggestions, and answer- academic program that will be offered there. would continue to provide each student as- tradition of Franklin Township's Magnet programming possible within the constraints ing questions.
Book on Suburban mythology found in New Brunswick Franklin is By Alex Savilie neath his roots and each of the songs is one published The Packet Group of those stories — and there will be a story' within a story within a story," Mr. Ether The Franklin Township Library has. as Although within an hour of the cultural says. part of the Bicentennial celebration, produced meccas of New York City and Philadelphia, a book of historic images from Franklin's From this one song, Mr. Ether wrote 12 growing up in suburban New Jersey can be past. The book, authored by librarian William more songs, which range from quiet, lilting a pretty stark experience. Young people of- Brahms, is part of the popular "Images of pieces that just hint at songs, to folksy bal- ten only wish to escape what seems a barren America Series" and contains over 200 pho- lads and slightly heavier tunes with electric landscape in comparison. For some young tographs showing the township as it once guitar leads. Yet, as close as some of these adults, however, these same places provide was. Available now, in time for the holidays, get to a good boogie, they all retain an fertile ground for generating their own cul- the book can be ordered by sending a check otherworldly sense similar to early Pink ture and history. At least this is the case for made out to "Franklin Township Public Li- Floyd — recalling both the Syd Barret era William Ether, the man behind the band brary" in the amount of $16.99 (add $3 ship- and Roger Waters' earlier efforts such as known as Elevenland. who will perform on ping and handling, if you are not going to "More" and "Umma Gumma." Dec. 5 at Tumulty's Pub in New Brunswick. pick up the book at the library)- Orders Mr. Ether, however, is unwilling to should be sent to Franklin Township Historic "When people live in the suburbs they Picture Book, Franklin Township Public Li- tend to feel disconnected from the rest of the claim his music is psychedelic, leaving that judgment up to Ihe listener. brary, 485 DeMott Lane, Somerset, NJ world and also from other time periods 008873. Books can also be purchased at the throughout history," Mr. Ether says. "Any- "3 like that idea," he says, "but I just library reference desk. thing new like that — the suburbs — when wouldn't want to claim it. It's kind of a high the buildings are'.new they need culture to thing for something to actually be psyche- This pictorial journey through the town- be put into them.', I think they need some- delic. There's good folk music and there's thing timeless. People tend to think of them ship's history is the first to cover all of the bad folk music, but in order for something township's historic villages and regions — as lacking any sort of mythology or history, (o be psychedelic, in my opinion at least, it but there is stuff to find like that around Somerset , Three-Mile Run, Franklin Park has to impart certain kinds of sensations and (Six Mile Run), Ten-Mile Run, Pleasant wherever you look." certain sorts of colors and things like that." Clear stylistic connections exist between "The Gfarden King" and the an- Plains, Kingston, Rocky Hill, Griggstovvn, One of the places to look for this subur- Mr. Ether, a 21-year-old sophomore at thropomorphic works of J.R.R. Toikein and Lewis Carroll. ' Blackwell's Mills, East" Millstone, Middle- ban mythology is inside the sounds of Elev- Rutgers University, grew up in Hightstown bush, Weston, Zarapath and more. enland' s just-released first album — a con- and sees a strong connection between his cept album, no less — called "The Garden music and the region. places like the fountain," he says. "For one ones. Clear stylistic connections exist be- Although some of the regional names King." Combining nylon-stringed classical thing, just the sound of moving water is tween "The Garden King" and the anthropo- have fallen out of use. all of the township's guitar textures with folk and psychedelic "I think one thing that's contributed to very refreshing, very universal and it's sort morphic works of J.R.R. Toikein and Lewis villages come alive in this rich collection of blues influences, along with layers of the music scene in Mercer County and Cen- of a forum in a way — the steps and the pil- Carroll. images primarily form the first half of the electronic noises and samples. "The Garden tral Jersey being how it is, is that sort of lars, it's kind of like a Greek forum — it's Like those authors, Mr, Ether also loves twentieth century. Famous sites such as Kins" is unabashedly progressive, yet re- subconscious need for mythology and a con- got this universal-ness but at the same time wordplay. One exciting mark of the creativ- Washington's Headquarters, the Marconi freshingly creative. nection with the resi of history, something it's obviously not like Greco Roman archi- ity poured into the album is evident in the Wireless Station, and the Delaware & Raritan universal." he says. tecture. A couple of people that played on song titled "Gamarabi," where Mr. Ether Canal are depicted alongside images of daily The idea for the album occurred to Mr. the album I met at the fountain, we used to successfully rhymes the word "orange." But life on the area's farms and main streets. Lo- Ether after'he wrote the title track, which Growing up he learned to play guitar have big jams there. That's one place that I we won't give the secret away here, you'll cal legends such as the Middlebush Giant, became the final cut on the CD. (n thai while congregating with other young people think deserves to be mythologized." have to listen for yourself. John Honeyman, and the Van Wickle Ghost song, arr old oak tree in a garden (the Gar- at the Yamasaki Fountain outside the Wood- Elevenland. will perform live at Tumul- are spotlighted, and engaging historical cap- denting, of course; speaks to the denizens row Wilson School at Princeton University. And this search for mythology is also ty's Pub, 361 George Street, New Bruns- tions communicate their significance. Mr. surrounding it. "I've noticed in the past couple of years evident in the literary' influences on Mr. wick, Friday, Dec, 5. For more information, Brahms and his institutional sponsor, the "He is telling the stories of the dead be- that a lot of creative people congregate in Ether's music, as prevalent as the musical call (732) 545-6205, township library, present the first new book on Franklin history to be published in over thirty years. For more information, call (908) 873-8700. Franklin News-Record Friday, November 28, 1997
South Brunswick EXERCISE COMMUNITY CALENDAR Saturday, Nov. 29 Cost is S6 for adults, $5 for children provides the names of individuals Family Practice WE BUY-SELL- under 12. All proceeds will go to the who will receive the gifts. TRADE NEW & ^* "A Tuna Christmas" will pre- lodge's Handicapped Children Com- The gifts will be combined with John Freda, M.D. Family Medicine USED SPORTS view tonight at 8 p.m. and continue mittee to pay for therapy and rehabil- baskets prepared with food collected Julia DippI, M.D. Internal Medicine EQUIPMENT to run through Dec. 21 at the George itation for children with special through the Holiday Events Project Leonard Grossman, MD. Internal Med. & Rheumatology Street Playhouse, 9 Livingston Ave., needs. Santa will be present to visit and the FoodBank Network. Those PLfiVI New Brunswick. For more informa- with children and photos may be tak- giving gifts should bring them to the Daytime, Evening, and Saturday Hours SPORTR tion, call (732) 846-2895. en. For more information, call (908) FoodBank's Bound Brook location by Appointment Sunday, Nov. 30 469-0309. on Dec. II and 12. Gifts will be BRUNSWiCK SHOPPING CENTER The United Stated Marine sorted by volunteers Dec. 15 through Participating Physicians with Milltown Rd., North Brunswick Dec. 18. 908-846-3242 The Unitarian Church of Corps Reserves and the Middlesex Aetna, Cigna, First Option, Oxford, Princeton will hold worship services County Department of Human Last year, about 90 area organiza- Medicare, and US Healthcare at 9:15 and 11:15 a.m. The sermon Services will hold their annual Toys tions, companies, schools and indi- topic will be "Nostalgia for the Pres- for Tots drive from Nov. 29 through viduals provided over 4,600 holiday 3674 Route 27 pur ent: A Thanksgiving Meditation." Dec. 23. New, unwrapped toys for gifts, valued at $115,000 to 1,000 Kendall Park, NJ 08824 FflK The church is located at the comer of needy infants and children up to age families in need. For more informa-- Route 206 North and Cherry Hill 13 are nedeed throughout Middlesex tion or to receive a gift tag, call (908) (732) 821-5511 Road in Princeton. County. Residents who wish to do- 253-6500. For information about" Monday, Dec 1 nate new toys may drop them off at sorting, call (908) 253-6506. local Exxon Stations, the Middlesex Franklin News-Record The Somerset County Library, The Township Council of the County Fire Academy in Sayrevilie, Serving Franklin Township or the Middlesex County Department North Bridge and Vogt^ Drive, © The Princeton Packet. Inc. 1997. Township of Franklin will hold a Bridgewater. will present "Our Eyes' Ail Rights Reserved. meeting at 7 p.m. at the municipal of Human'Services at 841 Georges Road, North Brunswick. For more in- Are on ...," an exhibit of over 50 wa-' building, 475 DeMott Lane, Somer- tercolors by the adult students of Di-' set. For more information, call (908) formation on donations, or to volun- LENOX teer to help with collection and distri- ana Wilkoc Patton in the Lobby Gal-' FACTORY CLEARANCE CENTER 873-2500. lery, and 20 works by Ms. Patton on Thursday, Dec. 4 bution call (732) 530-4500. ext. 526, HOLIDAY SALE , or (732) 745-4065. the Curved Wall Gallery, through Rosemarie Criencic, Community Editor The Carrier Foundation will Nov. 30. Works are for sale with a- CRANBURY, NEW JERSEY 300 Witherspoon St. Jewish Family Service of portion of the proceeds going to the' P.O. Box 350 sponsor a "Codependency" commu- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28 THROUGH Southern Middlesex County will library. Open during library hours. Princeton, NJ. 08542 nity program from 6:45 to 9 p.m. at WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1997 609-924-3244 Ext 175 • Fax 609-924-3842 offer fall workshops for couples to For more information, call (908)' Route 601, Belle Mead. The cost is discuss issues associated with inter- 526-4016, ext. 119. Hurry In... Quantities Limited! $5 per person. For more information faith marriages at the times and • Advertising or to register, call (908) 240-2200. M.C.F.O.O.D.S., Middlesex Decor Large places indicated: Temple Beth El, 908-329-9214- Fax 908-329-9286 Friday, Dec. 5 1489 Hamilton St., Somerset, (732) County's emergency food network, ^ Crystal Box $995 is seeking new socks and underwear' SRP $25.00 now The Township Council of the 873-2325, Wednesdays, 7:30 to 9 Mary Louise Kilgore Beilman, Board Chairman p.m., through Dec. 10; Congregation for needy infants, children and adults: - James B. Kilgore, Presidant Township of Franklin will hold a B'nai Tikvah, 1001 Finnegans Lane, All items must be new and packaged*' Michaei J. O'Hars, General Manager meeting at 3:30 p.m. at the municipal not loose. $1491495 Richard Willever, Editor building, 475 DeMott Lane, Somer- North Brunswick, (732) 297-0696, SRP $43.00 now Richard Gerstner, Director of New Media The packages of socks of and UIK set. The purpose of the meeting is a Thursdays, 7:45-9 p.m., through Dec. Theodore R. Dentzer, Production Director 18. Pre-registration is required. Cost derwear should be delivered to the Masterpiece Jack Francis, Director of Information Services discussion with South Brunswick of- New Brunswick Salvation Army, 287" Edward M. Ketiey, Circulation Director ficials, Beekman Road and Kingston is $36. For more information, call, June E. Vogel, Controller (732)257-4100. Handy Avenue, New Brunswick, or' Initiative. For more information, call to the Perth Amboy Salvation Army,' SRP $53.00 now 24* (908) 873-2500. The Raritan Valley YMCA, lo- Mai! Subscription Rates 433 State St., Perth Amboy. Items- Upcoming events cated in East Brunswick, will offer can be delivered as often as needed to SubsLnphon raits outside of the circulation programs in adult men's basketball, market ill oa are Sfi 1 for one yean one or both sites and will be distrib- Also, don't miss our The Middlesex Elks will hold its women's basketball, coed volleyball AH ath ^rtiaina published in The Franklin uted throughout Middlesex County. . FACTORY OVERSTOCK SALE i\t w s-Rt-Lora 11 subject to the applicable rate annual Breakfast With Santa Sunday, and coed Softball leagues. Member- SAVE AN ADDITIONAL card uipies of wnieh are available from the Dec. 14 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the ship is required. For more informa- The "Mommy and Me," group; duWerlis'ing department. The Franklin News- Elks Lodge, 545 Bound Brook Road, tion, call (908) 257-4114. of St. Barnabas Episcopal Church' Record ruservLs the right not to accept an Middlesex. 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Esti- cure for most overweight people. Pa- cause of a lowered feeling of satis- Effective diet programs em- each patient's needs: changing indi- uted to this article. mates indicate that 50 percent of tients tended to return to their origi- faction during meals and in between. phasize these goals and do not pander vidual eating habits, resolving under- Health Matters is contributed by American women and 25 percent of nal weight — or more — when they Another outcome could be chronic to a demand for quick, unrealistic re- lying emotional issues and encourag- the Medical Center at Princeton. men try to lose weight in any given stopped the medication, especially if mood disorders. sults. At Princeton House, the focus ing regular physical activity. year. This includes many dieters who they had not stepped up their physi- With the recent withdrawal of of treatment for compulsive overeat- would not be medically classified as cal activity while taking the drugs. It Dr. Robison is an internist on Phen-Fen from the market, other overweight. had caused some dearhs and was con- ing and obesity is not on medications. staff at the Medical Center at Prince- drugs are in development to help sistently linked to life-threatening Ironically, despite a growing morbidly obese patients lose weight medical conditions and serious side number of fitness centers, diet books and reduce their risk of serious sec- effects. and "light" food choices, statistics ondary disease. Allen Ricchard's show that 25 to 33 percent of Ameri- Early this year, the FDA issued a Shoes for the Discriminating can adults are overweight, despite warning on the drugs, and the manu- Orlistat is a drug that prevents their consistent attempts to shed ex- facturers, fearing more serious prob- absorption of up to a third of the fat cess pounds. lems, recently pulled them from cir- passing through the large intestine. 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introducing the MOVIE REVIEW— 'Starship Troopers' Neighborhood Millennium This science fiction film pits 'troopers' against giant killer bugs iilliiiiliiii A.R.M. for the next century By John Calhoun democracy as we think of it. The pilot. Tough-girl Dizzy (an appealing tously sadistic that it's difficult to Dina Meyer) moons after Johnny, know what to say. I'm not one to H1LLSBOROUGH, NJ of homeowners Special Writer world is divided into two groups: cit- Corner of RtS. 206 & 514 • (908) 874-6666 J out about it today! izens and mere civilians. Only citi- while the handsome if oily Zander start beating my breast over the A bizarre mix of gross-out spec- zens can vote. And how does one (Patrick Muldoon, of "Melrose things our innocent children are be- ROBBINSVILLE, NJ tacle and "Buenos Aires 90210," earn the privilege? Through military Place") has the hots for Carmen. ing exposed to, but really—was there Rt. 130, 4 mi. South of Rt. 571; fl Constitution "Starship Troopers" is a $100 million service — the bloodier, the better. Computer nerd Carl (Neil Patrick ever a movie that more richly deserv- 3 mi. North of 1-195 • (609) 443-3377 sSJsBank fast-food nightmare of a movie. I suppose this is preferable to vot- Harris, aka Doogie Hawser) pursues ed an NC-17 rating? Does the MPAA Based on Robert A. Heinlein's novel, ing rights1 being based on race or sex, Dizzy, but really only has eyes for believe that "Showgirls,'" Mr. Ver- MAIN OFFICE a right-wing Cold War allegory, Paul 21S50 Route ISO. (.raiibiirj. \J 0i!512 and indeed, the society envisioned by his monitor. hoeven's sexy NC-17 movie (Which 5-4r>00 F\\: 6096B Verhoeven's film pits a group of National the movie is color- and gender-blind After graduation, everyone goes at least was amusing in a "Valley of YHJ.ViK OlTlCi; MOVTUOMHKY fSKVM'JI young, smooth-skinned non-entities —though the main characters are cer- off to various boot camps. Johnny the Dolls" kind of way) was .some- 74 IVorth Main Slrpcl !>47 Slillc Road. against giant killer bugs from outer Conhun. iv.1 (MI512 Prlnrrlro. \J 0«340 tainly attuned to the opposite sex. and Dizzy are thrown together in thething young people needed protection 1*11: 6tt«l-:lf)r>-»tt0i» PM: «0ft-(i8:i-«0S0 space. The only things to distinguish from more? IW:(i«il-88(M)I2(1 When we first glimpse our freshly Mobile Infantry, and share co-ed this from a cheesy 1950s; science-fic- scrubbed protagonists, they're ingest- showers with their Fellow basic train- It's not just the carnage on view 1-888-510-7677 tion potboiler are the extravagant ing the might-makes-right lecture of ees. Zander and Carmen become in- in "Starship Troopers" that's so dis- amount of cash thrown at it, the ex- their high-school teacher (Michael volved at the Fleet Academy. Carl turbing. The fascistic sensibility is tremely gory violence on view, and Ironside), a one-armed former mili- dons a kind of SS-genius uniform unexamined, and put across in a man- the lack of an excuse for the film's tary commander. They take in asand takes part in sinister but ultimate- ner one fears impressionable minds naive politics. much as they can in between passing ly justified experiments. will easily accept. The main charac- notes and making goo-goo eyes at And then, about halfway into the ters are turned into valiant, aggres- Ed Neumeier's script preserves each other. Mr. Heinlein's peculiar notion of so- movie,HBuenos Aires is nuked by a sive warriors, and they don't even BHS7 have to think about their actions cial Utopia. "Starship Troopers" The first part of the movie fol- giant asteroid, launched by a distant lows these kids as they attend classes, since their enemies aremindless. opens in an anonymous-looking fu- culture of insects and arachnids who play team sports, graduate, fight with The mysterious quantity in all of turistic city that we're told is Buenos mean to colonize the universe. Our their parents, have romances. Foot- heroes are sent into non-stop battle this is Mr. Verhoeven, who started Aires, though everyone speaks Eng- ball star Johnny Rico (Casper Van for the remainder of the film, both in out in the Dutch film industry on lish. Apparently, the earth has been Dien, whose manly jaw could rival space and on various planets. Armies somewhat more thoughtful works'• gathered into a unified society mod- Dudley Doright's) loves Carmen (the of ant-like creatures scuttle across like "Soldier of Orange" and ""The eled on Eisenhower . America, with excessively full-lipped Denise Rich- desolate landscapes, slicing through 4th Man," before bringing American one big exception: it's not really a ards), who dreams of being a fighter their human opponents and reducing audiences things like "RoboCop," them to piles of viscera. Flying gnats "Total Recall," and '"Basic Instinct." the size of helicopters buzz the infan- This is a director who seems to have - THE MASTERWORK CHORUS & ORCHESTRA try from the air, while great burrow- jettisoned any pretense to sensitivity. DAVID BRISKIN, MUSIC DIRECTOR ing beetles fire grenades at hovering He doesn't give a clue as to what he : fleets from their anuses. really thinks of Mr. Heinlein's milita- It's hard to deny that the technol- ristic ideals, but he does throw nipper : ogy on view here is stunning. After audiences an irony-tinged bone or ; C^/tandei's an hour of being stuck in the film- two in the form of recruiting com- makers' visually flat, impersonal vi- mercial lampoons and the like. Mr. sion of the future, it's a relief to final- Verhoeven is clearly not a stupid ly have something to look at. The mgh;.^rather, he has abandoned the sequences of numerous craft moving bother of using his intelligence. ; through space are particularly im- Shame on him. pressive. Rated R for endless scenes that raise SAVE 50% TO 70% ON MESSIA All of this is so obviously, gratui- the bar on bloody carnage. A LARGE SELECTION OF "A MESSIAH TO REMEMBER women's and unisex ready-to-wear and accessories. ...A MESSIAH OF IMMENSE IMPACT.' THE NJPAC STATE THEATRE THURS., DEC. 1! - 8 PM SUN., DEC. 14-2 PM DATE NEWARK, NJ Hrx BRUNSWICK, NJ Saturday, December 6th COMMUNITY THEATRE UNITY CONCERTS NUTC Sam to 3pm FBI., DEC. 19-8 PM SUN., DEC. 21-3 PM McCarter Theatre MONTCLMB. 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In ad- P?J^'°"'i n! 2'nia *°"I?9ea t; competitive starting salary Servicing, currently has a ber and are currently lookup have knowledge of Fast- a9 eat of $18,000 per year and Room Attendants ASSISTANT PRINT 2714 or call him at 609- ditidn, you will maintain ^fJ/^2"^"? f $18000 d position available in our REAL ESTATE ing to fill all positions. . _^= tai' ' and Excel- Back- 924-3244 x 305.EOE. departmental budget work- med/dent/401 (k)/Iife, pd Set Up Crew Default Area for Foreclo- • WaitersAVaitresses ..•;•/ ground in financial ser- BUYER - Write specs, re- holidays and vacation/per- Guest Service Agent WEIDEL REALTORS sheets for each the net- sonal time For sure and Bankruptcy • Bartenders .•<-.-•* vices and/or public ac- attend - oonsider- Planner ASSISTANT COORDINA- work departments. Ad- ments~ and "Shift alion Technicians, ^nowtedge You've read the other real- • Host/Hostesses ->_s counting. 3-4 years experi- dynamic ad TOR - A leading interna- ditional responsibilities in- Human Resources 609- P'ease fax your re- Accounting Supervisor ence. Overtime as re- related sume to Engine Supervisor ads, now call Weidel • Line Cook/Prep Cook'-:i.j tional training organization volve clerical duties, such 588-8301 303-790-0480 or rules and reg- , „ du t • Dishwasher '• :> quired. EEOE. exp. a must. Slate salary r located in Princeton, NJ, is as typing, letter cor- mail to T-NETIX, P.O. Box ulations required. , . • Bussers • •'•- ' requirement. Fax letter/re- seeking an Assistant respondence, filing, re- AAA Central-West Jersey 3569, Englewood, CO feren( Cai our Career De FAX RESUMES WITH sume to: Print Buyer, 609- Course Coordinator. Re- trieval, schedule mainte- 3 AAA Drive 80111. EOE. live salary and benefits CENLAR offers a . . velopmenp t deptp. at 808000 - ; ; gni/ Q-ayi_oQc:i „ 'SALARY REQSTO: 466-0285 sponsibilities will include nance and telephone com- Hamilton, NJ 08691 with an opportunity for salary 934.3351 exj.214 or any We offer excellent beri--: "-Human Resources AR COLLECTIONS - materials coordination, munication. and '- 609-936-2630 Ewing base distributor and inventory control. COOK - PANTRY - For Wanted - 1 day a week & seeks detail oriented indi- Must be dependable & |f to thre° private Princeton Club, alternate Saturday's for company. Individuals in- and 401 (K). If you have a ADMIN. ASST - After vidual to handle collec- professional. The success- nave clerical Hours Mon-Fri., 9am- family practice in Cran- terested in this great default background and 9am-5pm. Trailer on site.-' Program. F/T tions of past due ac-ful candidate will have an experi- 2:30pm. Responsible for bury. 609-395-0764. opportunity should stop want to advance your ca- 319 Route 130 North .' n-6pm). Degree in counts. Good communica- eye for detail, and be or fax salads, desserts & general ncarrnc—01 mi ICUIMO/ in to fill out an applica- reer opportunities, call us East Windsor NJ 08520 Education or related field. tion, telephone a organi- multi-task oriented. Excel- Or Iax kitchen prep. Call John or 2!LS15TOP, P.UBUSHING/ tion Monday or Tues- at 800-603-0167, or fax 609-371-0851 Ex"p.' in child care pro- RECEPTIONIST - Law- ^ zational skills a must. Exp. lent benefits/vacation/ Steve 609-924-2433 Graphic Design - Com- day after 12:00pm or your resume to Human renceville financial ser- RESTAURANT - Cooks •&/•• gram. Excellent adminis- a plus. Permanent P/T po-growth potential. Please munications Manager. send a resume to: Resources Department at trative, organization, com-sition. Flexible day hrs. Dow Jones & Company Q . Proficient in Mac, Quark vices firm is seeking an pjzza Person. F/T posi-..- fax resume with salary his- CROSS CURRENT Or Human Resources, 609-538-4015. experienced, professional tions. High volume. Health > munication, and computer Casual working environ- tory to 609-520-9099 attn: PO Box 300 poration is a systems de- to produce news- Chauncey Conference skills. Must have car, valid ment. Send resume to Staffing-AWH-RM letters, brochures, directo- and dynamic individual to benefits & 401K. Call-3 Erin or call 609-520-9099 velopment S consulting . Center, Rosedale Road EEO/M/FA//H fill the position of recep- Nadia 609-252-9680. .; license. Salary range mid CPFS, 1445 Lower Ferry ext. 114. Princeton, NJ 08543-0300 fj focated in Lam- fles- Must naYe ?xc- w"t- 20's-. Send or fax resume Rd, Ewing, NJ 08618 or rm in Box 6652, Princeton, ^^ tionist/word processor. Re- _ __' .- FAX: 609-520-4124 bertviile NJ. We are hiring 9. communication and sponsibiiities include an- RESTAURANT - Learn the.', by'November 25 to: Dir. offax to 309-883-7413. C/C+ + Windows NT & organizational skills, man- NJ 08541 or FAX to NURSING ASSISTANT „„ Administration and Opera- ATTORNEY a 609-683-4958. EOEM/ Needed for Geriatric care swerin' g_ incoming calls, Coffee Business! Looking . EOE Oracle developers. Please 9e multiple deadlines/ in our home. P/T, 2-5 hr, 4 typing, making travel ar- for Asst manager's to op-. • tions, YWCA Princeton, Fortune 100 Financial Ser- , projects at once. Contact ^ i h P/T 25 h 4 i Paul Robeson Place, Prin- HOUSEKEEPER - .F/ ,.T. days a wk. Ex.p & refs rangement- s and othe- -•r ad- „„-,_erate upescal, e ,„,_,New Hop-e * ceton, NJ 08540. Fax # ARTIST/ vices firm has long term CLERICAL/RECEPTION- ax or e-mail your resume Shelley at 609-393-7799 temporary positions re- 1ST - Full time opening at to 609-397-6810 or e-mail to fax resume. Live out Eneraetic non/ req'd. Send resume to Box ministrative duties as as- Coffee House. Weekends.,' SG8-.924-8644. Absolutely PRE-PRESS smoker for busv hshld w 1444, c/o Packet Publica- signed. Knowledge of Call for interview or fax re,-; |%|Phone Calls. , viewing trust and estate medical co for organized xcurreni.com. CUSTOMER pTo^ children ages 13, 10, 5 & «°ns, PO Box 350, Prince- WordPerfect 6.1 Windows sume to908-638-9467 . •-..- PRODUCTION documentRelevant sexperienc in Somersete pre, - sionaindividuall speakin. Mustg b eS profes com- nlltiTnuKa- —SERV/Re- TruckDR'VER/Snbs - Equip. Operatorsw . 3). Must like pets. Sense ton. NJI 0854 or call 609- & good organizational RESTAURANT - Sodexho'' iHljlN ASST/SEC - Urge ferred. Please call 609- puter literate. Full medical ceptionist for an eloquent & Driver...s lie. . or CD..L re-. o f humor_, ,. . Clea, n ,driving 882-0650, ask for Mr. Fer- skills are essential. The hasth e fol!ovvEng positions; fcfspsboro Corp. seeking 452-0022. EOE. Alterna- benefits & competitive sal- ulreci The Princeton Packet, individual to P - Laborers for side- record Must speak en- Sfiptiarp, articulate indi- tives...in Temporary Ser- ary. Fax resume 908-904- walk employee benefit!,'' t jl^pf Cashier ^UtiBfy.' ; f jjsal willing to let their inc., a group of award win- si customer in- snow removal F/PT glish. Refs essential, vices, 211 College Rd 9083 Part & fU time ositions ftSfiSfffedge S experience ning community newspa- East, ~ tprarfinn M^ WORD/ position avail. Call 201- Immed start. Salary neg. LPN or Home Health Aide ment and aconvpnipnt " P r Princeton, NJ CLERK/ EXCEL a plus. Afternoon/ 342-5200. 609-716-8845 eves °o° Sinn available. Looking for or- . IC off! MS-WORD/ pers is seeking a full time 08540. NEWSPAPER BILLING to care for partially para- suburban location. Send BEL. Please call 609- Artist/ Pre-Press Produc- Evening Hours also avail- ganized & upbeat people" § Full time position for reli- abie."pTease"cair66V452- —erf— HTML lyzed adult female, Prince- resume & salary history to: with exc. customer service ' T#-:»*452-0022. EOE. tion worker for the night able, customer service fq- 0022 EOE ... ra! delivery for Princeton ton area. Days, nights S Human Resources, Vaiua- shift (4pm-12:30am, 5 BANK TELLER PROGRAMMER wkends. Must drive 609- tion Counselors, 989 soeed & cused individual with cleri- tives..."in TemporarAiiernay Ser-- and surrounCijng area. R nights, or 4pm - 2:30am, 4 First Constitution Bank is cal experience and willing- 211 Co||egeR( j Must Call DESIGNER 799-4031. Lenox Drive, Suite 100, nights) including Saturday. Contact 609 now accepting applica- ness to pitch in and sup- ^aol Princeton, NJ Craig 609-924-9340. 9260 Join our professional and PARALEGAL/INFORMA- °r fax 609-896-1849. —h Temporary Sendees tions for F/T S P/T Tellers port our Advertising billing 03540 DRIVERS NEEDED - For Jhe Princeton• •Packe —->-'t. creative staff in our high for Iheir Cranbury & Mont- process. Individual wiil be ' TlnM ICIALIST- Pro- EOE. RESTAURANT HOSTS Princeton Taxi. Call 609- ^c, a group of progres- J^jV Servers & Bussers for fine i volume ad production de- gomery offices. Exp. working with the CUSTOMER SERVICE - sive weeWprint products S^ssive environmental RECEPTIONIST - Needed partment. The ideal candi- pref'd, but not nee. Call "tearsheets" (proofs of ad- We are looking for an indi- 497-9022 after 4pm M-F ' UTMI Dm management firm seeks dining. Apply in person:-~ dates must have a work- 1-11 ML rro- _.„,„;__, indivrdua| with for local tennis club. Expe- pggcQ^ Inn, Rte 206,^ S*5&h College Rd East 1. EOE. M/F/ vertising insertions). Ability vidual who enjoys dealing DRIVERS/CHAUFFEUR qrammer/Desiqner to work q^ahfied individual with nence necessaryy. Nightg s & stoA NJ.Q8540. ing knowledge of Quark/ D/V. nc n 1 NEED D For Hm & car our 9 b 609-921-0050-"•:.-'• Xpress*, " Photoshop and £.i2j l.' ^?._T!Sg ™!™^™t^™ i?!5- E " - c * exdting^ew-Media.PtgS l,t K^SbH^-g^,..weekends^ ' ' . Call Bill o"r Amy |I$.ASST/SEG - Large bundles of newspapers, phone in a fast pace envi- srvc. exp. nee. Free be^SSS^S^'^^^"nf ^ at 0 RESTAURANT KITChjEN " Sboro Corp. seeking Multi-Ad Creator. Strong npers, phone in a fast pace envi- srvc. No exp. nee. Free Department Responsibiii- ' °'"I ' " 609-737-3600. Li e typing skills a plus. Excel- BANKING dirty. ronmeni. Must be com- training.._ „.. Excj
BASS VIOLIN - Rich, full PURE BRED - 10 wk old Sports Seden "94 - 4 dr, • — bdrms, din rm, snrm, kit w/ sound. Includes bow, Welsh Springer Spaniel green, 5 spd, pw. snrf. am/ S12K/BO. 908-438-0326 .. . 2 bdrm, nice location adjacent to NYC ' stand case. $1300. 609- puppies M/F for sale to fm cass., 54K, ?~V" *»""• ?9.B~~^D TAURUS '89 - Wht, ^ST^^ refuilt Y^OZW DLWAQON {&* J™^ nook, EWlNG . 259-5648. show homes. Possible co- 908-750-1581 354-4800 93K mi., New trans, tran., $1500 O/B/O '86 104K mi. $2800. Call ^knotty modern & quiet._ No pets, transportation & shopping HILLSBOROUGH - Furn'd Call 609-895-0675. p.ne walls, upgrades, ma- Smoke free. W/D. $800 + mall. Large studio, 1 & 2 room use of kit separate CELLO - 3/4 size, excel- ownership. Exc. health ACURA INTEGRA __LS/ ,$2700 . Da,y 609-243-3516, 609-895-1552. ture trees & V 0 6 turn tr_00 „ perennials, utils. Nick 716-475-2907. bedroom apts. featuring all bath cent air Call 908- lent condition and sound. _ 'i IL'o-S- ^? "*- Special '88 - white, sharp night 609-448-5433 MERCURY TRACER '91 - VOLVO 240DL "89 - Exc Mins from I-95.^s.kIn9 .usyF.QRUHr; . •? hn™ Twin River pools, tennis 874-0832. Breeder 609-275-0691 |ooking| 5 spd> psnrfj ^ FORD TAURUS '91 - a/c cond Includes bow, case. $600. ._.,._. sedan, V6 eng . dk blue, a/c, am/fm, $154,900,609-730-1815 NY transp1 c?u.rts. & recreational fa- 609-259-5648. SHIH T2U PUPUPS AKC- AKC,, dows & mirrors, all sve auto full pwr /w /s .,m . —- .---. airbag, new trans w/ warr, cass.', ^ P > P*' P > heated WEqT wiNn^nR A Reas. please. Call 718- cilities A second to none PENNINGTON Lrq nes, gold/wht. record^ 111K $5000 cruise. 82K, rebuilt engine. K mi- $2300. Vincen seats, 96K mi. Asking E »i ' 24 Hr - Full 98 M w Maintenance Staff, sunny room iau,,_,,^,« $3250.609-243-3514 609-936-0010 $5900.609-883-8990. Must see! TOs te iaundrv School 7^7 S£f,! - 609-443- priv. ciose to 95. $400/mo. X-mas. 6058. h_me f._tures g ^.^ _ Rosewood finger board, ACURA LEGEND '89 & ORD TAURUS SHO 90 Law- 3220. AvaiM 2/1. 609-737-3374 •an mw » 001/ • ,,„.< £ ' " MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE VOLVO 244 '85 - Auto, ac, bdrm,, -.__huge_ backyard,_.-, rpnf, .p cn Villanp dargar strings (virtually SIAMESE Kittens Exc B r ndy 5 spd> 80K S - «Rn"nnl4nn h/^b/oT. 'Ino609- " mi.y 9", Lots 'o f, GS'92 - 16V DOHC, hunt- loaded, exc. cond. $2495/ great schoolshl , near GolGlf fM ££™ f_1j ^_ ba!hbth 3 storv" EWING - 1 bdrm, cozy, no new). Asking $650. Call temperament. CFA ?9- ^TSf^JlS; 9" _l'_-i-°ts of_ n?™.??-?- ef green, auto, 53K mi. A/ BO. 1-888-728-7029 Course. Onlyy 3$182,000. court'vard close to shoe.- Pets- 11/2 mos security. 455 Peter, 609-397-0951 parents on prem. 683-1598,987-9876. p p Blue S550G firm. Call 609-695- Ci p/Wip/l ip/S i sunroof, Call 609-275-6199. ping & transp. $1200/mo. f^0^0 + utilities. Call Garage/ PIANO - And Bench. point & chocolate. 609- BMW 2002'76-• Princeton 1591 „,_._cruise_ , ,,ne'_w tires__, exc_^! YgJ-VO 740 '87 -5 spd, .. 137K ml Snrf 3rd seat No pets. 908-782-8963. 609-771-0819 Storage Rrakauer console, walnut 448-1638. orange. Good cond. Orig FORD TEMPO GL '93 - 4 cond. $8000 or b/o. 908- - . - WEST WINDSOR - El- reat cond Charming 2 story EWING TWP - 2 bdrm, finish, good cond. $750. WANTED - Labrador ?w"|r $2500 609-466- rjr 4 cyl ps pb a/c 69K 271-8308 ? - S5500. 609- egant Colonial overlooking LBI - For Rent 430-9205. the soon to be completed^ furn'd house. Sep. artist 2nd flr apt. No pets. Near 609-921-0788. mixed bred puppy for gift ?^ krand new -onrj_ MITSUBISHI GALANTE add'l Mercer County Golf studio. Avail, immed. Call College of NJ. $600/mo + within an animal loving BMW 325 '87 - Black on $3900/BO 609-278-1667. 88 v exc utlls 2 m secv PLAINSBORO - Garage PIANO - Ivory baby gran,,_,,_d ••---•«' u, , r- ^ ' " °. cond., load- VOLVO 940'! Course, is a golfer's Becky609-492-1277. £™LJY P - with bench' Like new family. Must be ready to black, 5 spd. $3500. 908- GEO PRISM '95 - 33K mi. ed, new brakes. $3200/ spd auto. 4 wheel ABS, q d Call''609^882- space avail, immed. Car or leave lf s ^kring a mix of PRINCETON - Vz double Sfqi "* " other. storage. $80/mo. $4200. Call 609-584-0724 ' Mother the 1st 297-4299 after 6 or Iv Auto, am/fm cass. A/c, like BO. 908-297-8078 aft 6pm sunroof, all power access. Mt week in Deo brick, the home is house f?r rent_ new|y ren. ^ '- 609-275-0282. after 5pm - Please call msg. new $8250 (Book value enhanced by a sitting rm H > 0 ovated in excellent cond., EWING TWP - 2nd flr. 1 ' Mary at 609-924-6370. BM- W 325i Convertible '8^7~ ove r S9000)--,--• .* Eve- s before T'fo_s "'58K nM ^beaufffui STEINWAY PIANO - Up- P „ . ... _. - of.... the master. suite. Vault, - walk to downtown, high bdrm, l( iiv rm, kit & din. PRINCETON - Garage - gray w/black top, 5 spd, 10pm, 609-896-2978. Lnd 'in Tm? for " all documentation: Exc. H ]\ rightiht , cherryh . WortWorthh 210 P ed rP ceilings in maste%l[, r schooschooll, Communitcommunityy Park, aree,, !• closets modern space on vviggins St near $13,000- asking $7,000. Horses & r Pt GEO PRISM LSI 93 mas cond. 67K mi. $15,500. bdrm 3 Med Ctr 2 flrs fu bsmni batf $10,000«?n nnn. Sli,609-448-539 >i_| i;^_?1 -' a/ || 'els ", 1103- Iv$12,500 msg . 609-720- <•••-- $600 mo centra| bu|rness dist. 609-298-0089. Livestock Auta C| a oy whe 609-259-3716. ' V»fr - - " ]-', .vail. 12/1. $50/mo. Call —, BMW 325i Convertible '90 40K mi. Exc. cond. $7500 MIOOAM—M.yIM.—™— VOLVO 960 WAGON "96 - d&uo S9T I nome on -s rage 3 bdrms' 1 bath req'd. 609-397-0259 or WURLITZER ac re c mer lot 609-924-0633. Lesley HAY - Quality Timothy - beige, 5 spd, 6 cyl., 57K neg. 609-734-0495 135K mi fullv loadpri" Exc cond, loaded, 33K , _ ° , features porch, liv rm, fireplace, diri 609-261-0526. ORGAN 3 2 1 bdrms "=y. Straw. Alfalfa. Deliv- mU new topp , mint cond. GEO STORM '91 - 5 spd, Bose stereo snrf v«m "Ami., new tires. $26,000. I ./ J*?? ??.! 7. i , 'gS rm, modern '" HIGHTSTOWN AREA - ^15-860 387 $ 3^609- 90-22:94. cass. 76K mi. cond. Well maint'd. Asking 609-397-2396, £ breakfas^area.Jorm^ ^ stove. Apt/House T R/OH < r nij .. Call 609-448- $8100.908-329-3842 YAMAHA PIANOS No pets To Share NEW & USED Mare. Call Liz,' 609-737'- spd g NISSAN MAXIMA '90 - spd, abs, a/c, am/fm cd, This best built & best -924-4431. allowed. 609-448-6022. Digitals, Consoles, 3671 days or eves 609- 609-9-4-7016 GMC j|MMy '88 - ivory, auto, fully loaded, in sun roof,'loaded, 77K mi.' value in Twp. has extras PRINCETON Cou"lry JAMESBURG - Studio apt ... . loaded, exc. cond. "11 OK house, 1 ARFA Uprights & Grands. 730-1270 BUICK CENTURY '90 - 4 "Gypsy" Fully mi., $7000 call 609-443-9039. Frpl, skylights, car- 7 ?' ™ $550; Small 1 bdrm $595/ apt. dr, auto, p/b, p/b, a/c, 90K leather, 2 dr, V6, 4X4, p/l, $8200 609-683-4131 i. Avail. 98 Fully guaranteed 215 peting & tile, Jacuzzi, large - mo; Spacious 1 bdrm beautiful surround- Financing available & p/w, only 74K mi. $6600 NISSAN custom shelving in $645/mo. Heat, h/w, & gas B/O. 609-730-4212 Freehold Music Center '88 - 5 spd, a/c, sunroof, fenced yard, mo- incl. AVz mo secy. No utils incl'd Have doo. .;•.- 1-800-453-1001 FOUND - Small, very af- BUICK CNTRY WGN '89 - GMC JIMMY SLS '95 - high r y 245K mi. Good cond. detector lights, no PRINCETON - Furnished pets. 908-521-1861. &„ smok_.„__e ,n m?y ,_roorn_. Re_ """• -— fectionate female cat, 4 dr, auto, ps, pb, a/c, 4x4, 75K Hwy mi, 2 dr age, well maintained rraintpn^nr'malntenancpe p 4 bdrm house Llv rm n s aved witn 1 S4500. 908-369-3295. $2800 b/o. 609-921 -6762 / •„ •,• -i 2 - . * LAMBERTVILLE - Avail 1/ sponsibiibe i person, exc refsf, Collectibles P g^y kitten 1O3K mi., Great cond. white, auto, loaded, ex- w/gas grill, ceiling fans S rm, 2V_ baths from Jan. 1 1 spactous 1 bdrm apt in will be checked. Call for 609-397-1145. $2800/BO 609-936-1592. tras. Like new. Asking NISSAN QUEST XE '94 - : VW JETTA '90 - Wolfs- landscaping $405K. Call for 1 year or to Sept. 1. •histori - -c restoration, W/D A/ intervie-*—:-...<*~w 609-588-1336» -«« --^.^ . LOST CAT - Stripy Gray BUICK LE SABRE LTD $14,500. 609-466-3647 burg edt, auto, 84K mi., a/ befon and $2000/mo. 609-951-0206. mi., ABS, ai save! C, off street prkg. $1000/ JL w/blue eyes. Last seen '88 - 4 dr grey, 100K + mi. GMCSUBURBAN '94 - c, exc. cond., black, 4 dr, $12,100. 908-297-8983. PRINCETON AREA - 3 mo. +util. 609-397-4515 HAMILTON TWP - Furn'd >< Nov. 12, North Green Very good cond. A/c, p/s, 56K mi. 4x4 loaded, many ., __ _ ._— , — $4300. 609-799-7684 female prefd. Child OK. Nli3t) Bdrm, 2 1/2 Bath, Fire- ORIGINAL ...... _,,_ Wood Ave, Hopewell Twp. p/b, p/w, S> locks, stereo extras. Exc. cond. AN QUEST XE 97- 385 Townhouses place, CA, Decks, Swim- $450/mo, all utils incl. 609- Attached to blue leash. $4000 neg. 609-394-1292. $23,500 609-397-1310 10K mi., very good cond. VW JETTA '94 - A/c, Needle Pointing. Various 585-3095 Iv msg. Call Jack 609-466-8265. loaded. Asking $19,000/ cruise, 5 spd, alarm, 32K & Condos landscape, still-life motive. BO' ******* mi" ^ ^ ^0.200. 215-598-3404. Please call 609-734-9163. 609-897-0522. For Sale $2100 732-329-2986 HILLSBOROUGH - Fully Instruction & mi., p/w/dl, antenna, driv- am/fm cass. Exc. cond. NISSAN SENTRA '83 - -—-—- PRINCETON JCT - Exc.LAMBERTVILLE BORO - furn'd twnhse to share, YUENG LING TRAIN or Auto, a/c, nice cond. Me- ers seat. 609-655-0856 $8750. 609-683-4492 VW JETTA TREK'97 - 6K BELLE MEAD - Manor 3 school. 3 mins to train sta- 2nd flr 2 bdrm & 1st flr 1 wshr/dryr $55O/mo utils 1986. - First edition train. Schools & chanically sound. 4 dr, BUICK LESABRE LTD '90 609-924-4769. mL Red 4 dr sunroof 5 bdrm, 2V2 bath, garage, tion 9 Princeton. 5 ;26, incl. 7 cars $1400. Camps mL $1195 9 8 284 s dw/2 1 s dTre k moufl s. 215-345-6750. N/S. 908- 717-739-2786. 41,500 orig mi., fully load- HONDA ACCORD EX '90 l?4 " ° - - P P - $149,900. 973- ed, wire whls, exc. cond., - Black 2 dr auto new^414 t bbikke $1550$15,5000. Cali 575-4268 Ext. 115. 359-0786. "VTUTORING - K-2 Tutor. fam rm w/fpl, din rm, eat- LAWRENCE TWP - West- $6500. 609-466-2538 tires exc cond orig NISSAN SENTRA '94 - 4Paul at 609-730-1034 - in-kit, 2 car gar., cent air, gate'Apts. 1 and 2 bdrm Antiques Improve reading, writing & dr, auto, air, exc cond., all appfs. $2200/mo. +u!iis. apts. Heat, hot water, qkill-5 hv parlu rhilrt tsuii_t\ PARK AVE '91 - owner, 111K mi. $5400..-. -—• —•• --- . „.£- .. _ , re n/ ! l x s a S y a rly 1 yr lease. Avail. Jan 1 cooking gas & pool incl'd. ^P-.- ® P j ° _ £ [_ ANTIQUES - Circa 1800 hood LieLfe.te tea'chea che rr "AfforAffo dd-' black, tan int., leather up- 908-359-8577. ^^^So'gCI 28^2^14 Motorcycles see! 6450 '98. 609-716-0271 Easy access to Rt 1 206 spacious 4 bdrm, 3 bath chest on chest mahogany a_|e 732-297-1786 holstery, fully loaded. 73K HONDA ACCORD EX '90 » - 903-284-2414 fpl, many other - - - • ' house w/2 others. A/C, & line inliad $9700 or b/o. • ..., + mi., 1 driver. Asking 4 rjr auto sunroof load- OLDOL°S "ACHIEVACHIEVA '95 - 2 19919966 GSX-R750 SOUTH BRUNSWICK - 3 clr wr Call 609-443-5591. storaae. laundrv. auiet Original ' P ' ABS, V6, auto, 'Gdid7orown, 1TJO% STOCK Tilt top clover shape table, 258 $8100. 609-860-2699 erj, 107K mi. ' bdrm, good cond. $900 neighborhood $420 mo Personal new jres 63Kmi 1500 mi. $8000 I EAST WINDSOR - The 637-9378. mahogany circa 1840 BUICK REGAL '91 - V6 owner, mint condition t . -. 58300. mo. 1V2 mo secy. Yard. +utils, 1 mo secy. Avail. Tony @ 609-951-9791 Orchard, 1 bdrm co-op, $535; oak Liberty table Services 3.1 liter, 4 dr, burgundy, al'l $6100.609-375-8897. 908-359-0852 908-297-6135. LAWRENCEVSLLE - 1 Nov. 1. 609-530-8965. leather top circa 1900 2nd flr., spacious, bright, mi-. HONDA ACCORD EX '92 OLDS CUSTOM WGN '89 YAMAHA TIMBERWOLF bdrm, liv rm w/frpl, kit, $750. Call 609-499-8901. n liv rm, din rm ADOPTION - Allow us to $55(TO.'609 799-4696 - 1 owner, garaged, like - All power a access + ex- 95 - 4x4, ATV, 250cc, 5 k | eat in 450 TOWnhOUSeS wshr/dryr, cent air, no LAWRENCEVILLE - adopt your baby, who we it non 2 CHEST ON CHEST - BUICK RIVIERA '84 - new, white, 4 dr, auto, Iras. 53K mi. j_eal_Mttain- spd, low hours, exc. cond. pets. $850/mo. utils inci. Twnhse to share w/wshr/ will love and cherish, nffer Solid oak Apothocary cabi- tainecf, mint cond. Onn e of $3500 609-883-5881 & Condos Avail. 1/1/98. Call 609- dryr, dshwshr, microwave, married fi- 9good cond., runs well, snrf, keyless lock, alarm * ' ~~* ' ~~ net, exc. cond. brass hard- 6 500 Firm a/c, only 76K mi, $10,500. a kind $6000. 609-587- ______For Rent 737-1786 cable TV, etc. N/s, no 9 . mi. $1200 ware, 60 total small, med 609-275-0282 3718 eves for appt. Seri- 350 HISTORIC BURLINGTON MANVILLE - Lrg 1 bdrm, add'! animals. $375/mo + and pic- 609-466-4967 EAST WINDSOR - 1 CADILLAC '47 - 7 pass HONDA ACCORD LX '90 0US lntJuines on|y- ___ Trucks CITY - Enjoy the view liv rm, kit, din rm, % utils. 609-896-9358. 70"h, 42"w. cohnn enn iuieb shared. Keri/Josh 1- $2000. 609- s00.327.2229. sedan. 49K mi. Body 2 dr, auto, loaded, new OLDS CUTLASSCIERA from all DODGE RAM TRUCK '90 3 MERCERVILLE - Prof, n/s 924-4480. comp. restored, engine & exhst, 114K mi, exc. cond. lovely luxury brick town- "£* f ^!} utils. 908-722-7841 ADOPTION - Are you low mileage, ——— maie looking to share 2 pownr train in perfect S4900/BO, 609-936-1592 pregnant? Don't know Avail, bdrm, 2 bath condo w/prof 180 Garage cond. Auto w/overdrive. 4 what to do? We have bdrm, 2nd n/s_ Maie Wshr/dryr, pool, new wide whiles, spare engine, power windows, __ sons as you walk along Sales many families wailing to - 4 dr, 1 owner, 5 spd, flr, wshr/dry hook-up, tennis. No pets. $375 + 1/ Must 2nd locks, auto trans., DODGE VAN 76 -1 ton v- the Promenade. 2 bdrm, 4 EAST WINDSOR - 1 bdrm rj^er & refrfa inc CallVir' adopt your child. Please exc. cond, mechanically Only $5000. Call (908) 8, carpet, wood panelinanelingg, baths, fam rm w/fpl, ga- 1st flr condo. Avail. ^= Beach 757 588 8??3 AVaiL Dea 1 Ca PRINCETON - 139 Moun- call 1-800-745-1210, ask SI (,500. perfect. Must see $6450. Beach 757-588-8223 " " 609-883-3263 521-3657 between 9:00 needs brake work. $600$ . rage. $142,500. Cal! immed. Heat, holwaier -'ma Beach 757-588-8223 609-631-9021. tain Ave. Super garage for Marci or Gloria. We 908-284-2414. sale, rain or shine. Nov. am and 7:00 pm. 609-921 -6759. Owner, 609-387-2939 incl. $650/mo. 1 mos MERCERVILLE - Avail. can help! CADILLAC '87 - Luxury HONDA ACCORD LXi '87 sec'ty. 732-251-1054 11/1. 2 bdrm, 2nd flr, livPLAINSBORO - Prof, nfe 28 & 29, 8-4pm. Tools, oo t COnd m U N PICK-UP '86 - HOPEWELL Brandon tools, tools, 16 HP riding ADOPTION - C •'J^r_i' . l - !l? " " 2 dr, hatch, auto, loaded, ?!rJ1? ™ Jl!? .li; "MAZDA EAST WINDSOR - 2 rm, kit, din rrn, a/c. $665 female to share 4 bdrm, stereo, runs well, records mi., long bed, cap. Farms. 3* bdrm, 2V2 mo. 11/2 mo secy. 609- pvt home, a/c, frpl, large, mower, 50"deck, rugs couple empathizes with bdrmrm , 2 bath condo. Near $3400 S2300. 732-418-1841 $5700. 908-521-3432 new tires, clutch, 5 spd, bath, 1am rm, large, bright, J*° j 'r ... stereo, CD's, lamps, sm your grief. Will provide joy, 609-737-2376 appls. $775/ 890-7478. Sot, cable, wshr/dryr $325 HONDA ACCORD LXi '89 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER runs great! 609-371-1970 cheery. Move in cond. NJ '_?-- A" refridge, fishing tackle, happiness, freedom lor 609-275-3674 + V4 utils. Call 609-275- Must see. All R VIL A E n CADILLAC DEVILLE SDN . orig. owner. Fully load- ^ '?1 -8?"< engine 1S0K 2 ^ |a|e apts[ 2"b d ^ 3418 or 609-799-8827. drapes, tool boxes, lad- your precious newborn, total fuli pvt in rear. Near 95-31. EAST WINDSOR - ders, kitchen ware, cloth- Stay home vegetarian ed, new a/c tires & wir- - y inspected & ser- 370 viced new arts Boats V/z baths, mint 1 bdrm ing, 5 spd, 136K mi. . P - 9°od $144,900,609-737-7421. bdrms, ' ' PRINCETON - Avail 12/1 ing, some antiques & Mom, loving Dad. Mau- cond. No pets. Avail. 12/1. -1 ^TA much more. Don't miss reen/Kevin 1-800-635- $3650 b/o. 201-659-9650 CLASSIC O'DAY WID- HOPEWELL or immed. Woman, N/S, this one. Cash only. 8879. CHEVROLET CAVALIER HONDA C|V!C GEON '62 - Sail boat, Farms. 3Va -U-.-SDO---O- Iiv msg...-a-. ^-x^-, , g | -/ -^ -"- —• '•- . »,are sunny irg . oains3 baths. <» , - '93 - 4 dr, auto air, exc. cornrnuter vehicle. $1500. ow numberi 0 sq bath }amr m arge brin t Philly Yet we are in af SKILLMAN - 11/29- 11/30 ADOPTION - Warm, cozy cond 4 new tires, up- 609-397-0393. PONTIAC GRAND AM '91 ft of sail. Mahogany seats, cheery. Move in oond _7of °°! fordable quiet Morrisville. ^o /w P f 8-3 Rain or Shine. Many borne filled with love adgd; „ C3SS., 4. dr_ , auto, air_,, excellent bronz_. e &. chrom._ e fittingsfminsis,, Must see. All wupgrades__, ,EAST WINDSOR - Oak Call tod^y a, 215.2g5. nsor^Nassau Prefer veg- hand tools, yard tools, music, books, laughter, §5000 609 924 5470 cond. 60K mi. $4500. 609- yellow hull. Kept inside, pvt in rear. Near 95-31 Creek Estates. 3 bdrm, 5500 etarian. Near lake. fishing equip., boxes HONDA CIVIC DX '95 - 9 371-0887 mint cond. 609-989-7523. $144,900. 609-737-7421. 2Vzbat n twrihse. Gar, ,.,„.new. bdrm w/ semi-pvt bath. Lrg household & collectibles. & °awaL ' inlnf R- CHEVROLET IMPALA TOHatchback ' p^ , 29K mi., 5 NEW nanl h H H d nd S8500 paint & carpet $1250/mo HOPE PA - 2 bdrm, kit/wshr/dryr. Prkg. $500/ nancially, secure, confiden- " ". "& bod" y rust" . ^""Good 9__'.-' 37?_41'£ - PONTIAC GRAND PRIX LAWRENCEVILLE - Soci- Lease to 6/99. Avail 2 Datn. new kitchen, fire- mo. +utils. 1 mo. sec'ty. 205 tial/legal. Call Kristina/Alex engine. Commuter car/1st SE '94 - black, fully load- 380 Pets & car CIVIC DX '96 - Houses ety Hill. 3 bdrm Town- immed. 1Vs mos deposit Place, deck, pool and ten- lease. Refs. 609-497-4018 888-733-1699 - S700. Call LP Schott HONDA ed, 1 owner, exc cond. nls $300 down and 19 pay- home, 2V2 bath, Fla room, No pets. Call Kumar 212- included. $1100. 215- Animals " 609-799-1783 $8500. 609-259-6371 For Sale ments remaining. Exc. _ brick patio. Asking 737-1408 Iv msg. 794-3167. PRINCETON - Parking, 65 CHEVY CAMARO '95 - AKC GOLDEN RE- Catering & cond. 19,200 mi. P/sun- PORSCHE 924S'88 - Exc HOPEWELL (Titusville) . $122,000,609-896-2316 SWING - South Fork town PENNINGTON BORO - 3 j?ear Canal & TRIEVER - Puppies. Cape near house, 2 bdrm, 2V2 bath, story Victorian Brown B*_naer ™. Call after Entertainment fm cass. Front wheel dr, Home-raised, shots, vet lock brakes, warr to 50K, park. 3 bdrms, bsmnt, garage, frpl, new Stone (Formal Train Sta- checked. 717-626-4541. tion 2 ! alarm, gar. kept., 42K mi screened-in porch & much paint & carpet $1150+ )- 9 bdrm + den, Eves-609-722- Porsche 944S2 89-5 spd, more. Priced to sell 609- it * utils. 908-524-6541. gar., fully maintained A PP 1 - grounds. $1560 mo. Avail. PRINCETON AREA Sh5s _ wormed Choco: Bevon^^AfbcSsfon?" ^i^toys-sFo-S^e"'"" HONDA CIVIC WAGON baltic blue met w/linen Jthr'. 737-7971. PLAINSBORO- Desirable HAMILTON SQUARE Lai?' .m_',??,.$lL0,: fem?£S All Types of Music. Rea- CHEVY CAMARO '95 - Z- ;86 - 126K mi., good cond, org paint, 54K org ShfOrd QW hOUSe: 2 ' immed. 609-737-2800. House share in y c L.: f?q' 9R9q LAMBERTVILLE - 3 bdrm, £ J " SpacLus 1 bdm, el-in sonable rates. 28, t-roof, auto trans, low 1'A bath, exc. cond., Resi- kit, din rm, liv rm, cent air, PLAINSBORO - Live the $560/mo$560/1 . 609-683-81186096838118. females S425. Vet Ref. dential or commercial use 1st flr, immac. cond. Avail, experience. 1 bdrm start- Call Dave Johnson mi., exc cond. $14,000. HONDA PRELUDE '97 - 5 eat-in-kit (all Ready 11/16. Will keep for 908-297-2863. spd, fully loaded, 8800 mi. on Coryell St., $135,000. appls), Idry 1/1. $675/mo heat & h/w ing at $665/mo. Country PRINCETON AREA - 609-683-0697 908-284-7839 rm, garage, Christmas. Call 717-733- blk, CD, snrf. Mint cond. 609-397-9086 patio, pool/ inC|Ca || 609-530-9874 . club w/golf, social mem- Condo to share, 2 bdrm, 2 6880 or Darius Young $20,500. 609-883-7222 SAAB 900S '88 - Exc tennis, convenient to train bership. 3 pools, tennis • • • C, auto, 6 cyl, 27K n LAWRENCEVILLE - Lov- bus. Tons of Extras! - Min. from crts, adjoining park, flex, AKC WEiMARANERS - 609-987-0196 908- HYUNDAI cond., auto, ac, loaded, wshr/dryr, air, pool/ ver. $12,500. Call $2888/BO. 888-728-7029 ingly restored 103 year old Asking in the $160's. Call leases. And AKC German Short- 48K mi., auto, ps, bdrrris, loft, bsmnt, at- tennis, fully furn'd. $550 + 575-2710. Victorian home in the 609-799-0028. 1 haired Pointers. Exc. 275 Home Repairs !mcass snrf exc cond tached gar., fpl, all appls. /i utils. Call Steve 201- CHEVY r A PRir F - . - -. SAAB '91 - 9000 TURBO. hpa'rt"rtf district in Small pets permitted bloodlines. 717-934-2294. u $4500/BO. 609-371-2323 200 HP-Black-Tan Leather PLAINSBORO - Hamp- FreshlFhl y painteditd. NeNw rugs. 257-1483. WAGON 9S2 - !ne of 609-799-1611. E/H/O. BABY PARROTS - Hand ^fm^^hS V^gin.Cla.s^ach «™mS20| - Beige,Loaded - CD- New Tires. . shire. 3 bdrm, ZVz bath w/ No pets. $1100/mo. Avail. Fed & Tame. BArn on pre- 85K miles. Drives Great. ] " fin'd 3rd flr office/play- 12/1.609-655-2855 PRINCETON - 1 bdrm apt. ROCKY HILL - House to mises. Congo & Timnah, Good cond. (a few dings). ,J,-;,J;_~ _n -,-„ in lux. home. Pvt entrance share. Multiple opportuni- & locks. A/c. alarm, good cond. 0 9g cSnut {««•• upgrades incl LAWRENCE SQ VILLAGE S8000. Priced for oSck ^Sn""* ". PL wood ceramic tiled . 2 bdrrr i. Rooms to rent or sep-. Gre S $10,5 609-924-2569 BO. 215-424-0257. .nu.umy &_ v»--wood u rirurss ,|" • --,r - - , , „ i, 2V4 bath f P*P' 5825/mo incl. feat,. Sate. Call 609-716-6533 ™*"_- ire al! ap |s u| de sac e Ca nego. 609- §cSs T^e |ef ^ modeled. M carpentry/trim throughout, modern kitoh- - P V? - " Twnhse. End unit FDI, all %**%, ^% ™t% " gS 833 nr7^n Q41Q rots 732-775-2574 work. Rotted wood/termite ISU2! TROOPER '91 - 4 (Jon). en with subzero, custom locationV , backing onto ^ ,i ' . 609-921-8616 after 6pm. 924-283 2 3 or 730-9419. Refs. 609-586- CHEVY CARGO Van '911 wd v-6 no rust 96K mi ' '' en with subzero, custom •«>->"•-". "a^^nia ""' "applS applsi , w/w/ww , a/c a, alupl up- •"-• ""'^ repair. 9rades po01 tennis BEAGLE PUPPIES - 45 2"13O Good cond. 52K, auto, pH s very good cond.' $8000 o"f -SATURN SCI '95 -(Sport made cherry cabinetry, co- ^2/bi> ' l?hSni?Tt'ls 142? 000nm° ' ' - No PRINCETON - o__ui,.u, s years breeding experi- _—• pb, am/fm cass., A steal a't b/o• • . 609-397-2995. Coupe), Red, 5 spd., a/c, rian counters, etc. 3 _^X7_ ; ___ -I $ ' - ppets. $1030/mo. Avail. 11/ Nassau St apt. Avail. 12/1. 5l everything, power bdrms, 1 Vz bath, gas heat, 609-375-1568, Iv msg. 2nd flr 1 bdrm, large clos- ence. 13" and "miniature. 280 $5995. 908-359-4300 JAGUAR XJ6 '89 - 67K 15. Cali 215-928-5531 Painting & ' alloy wheels, central air, separate ' et catl 609-585-4469. '- . orig. mi, orig. owner, mint ga- PRINCETON - Canal Pt LAWRENCE SQ. Village - > ?- ceilings, skylights, Paperhanging spoiler, CD changer (10 rage meticulous land- end unlt twnhse. 2 story Gorgeous 2 bdrm, 2 bath. "%"• «'• ••«««„ o-ou/mu 1- s k , fi M { BEAGLES - Cowan's top cond, garage kept, silver s Prt avai! 609 921 notch gun dogs. Starter grey ext, maroon leather CDs^, cru^e control 47K scaping. For sate by entry. 3 bdrm,• 2W bath, We appls, w/w, poolAen- ^' - <9 - - " enjoy pefs & smail chl- FINAL TOUCH PAINTING V 1 270 000 609 a!l newki 2811 dogs, fully guaranteed. int, fully maintained, auto, bv la um li 0 sm' Sci ^,/ ' " ~ •"*• i '. c^mic, nis. $950/mo + utils. Avail - dren $366 + Vb utils. V/z ". Free Pups avail. 609-704-9664 »'«=""»«*«»"'• riee a CHEV(jMtVY TAHOE '95 - 4 dr 6 cyl, p/roof, fully loaded oTT" Rnnk ' lali - hl-hats, neutral decor, immed. Call 908-753- PRINCETON - Leigh Ave. mos sec'ty. Refs req'd nights. , °v.er 1,5 yj exp, . Special.- . - laoded, exc. cond. 33K mi. $940$94000 b/o. Purchase of sna aoAAoos MONTGOMERY - Lovely Gorgeous, a must see! By 5132. 2 bdrm, 1 bath, combina- Please call 908-284-2559 custom w izing in ^custom interior 1 owner Sacrifice $23,500. new business forces sale. ^TiipM^rBT construction " Vil- ° ner -S207K. 609-452- MONTGOMERY - Manors. *™ Kfiv m, front porch. BQUVIER - 6 yr old black painting. $100 off 3 rooms 609-291-0448 Call Scott 732-249-3954. lage Edse 5 bdrm 3 bath male, 85lbs, AKC cert, or more with this ad. 732- firfo ill r?rfw« aia™ " ' ' — ' 51500 mo. 3 bdrms, 2V. No pets $800/mo. utils in- ^Q Off; / CHRYSLER FIFTH AVE JEEP GRAND CHERO- tou Hpuse trained, good w/ 398-1371. auto, all power, alarm, to0 cond. S292K/BO. 908- RnRRiMfi\/ii IF.I K^^ bath Twnhme. Avail. Dec. ?luded__Smoke free. Call ' UttlCe/ kids, needs loving family '85 - Red, leather int. 4 dr, KEE '94 - V8, auto, 4 WD, , su- 874-3505 for appt. •„,„ Mario 732^64-2190. b/o. /. air, p/s, p/w, cruise. ABS, tint, all pwr, alum. ta n Commercial with lots of room. 609-589- 305 Mm/inn & 609-371-0325. MONTGOMERIW,,1UU1,,U1YI - __vo,Lovely, | ' master carpeting. PLAINSBORO - 2 bdrm, 2 PRINCETON - Luxury 1608i«08. , ,.y ** $1800/bo. 908-359-0012 wheels, 48K mi. Mint custom construction ' Vil- $127,000. 609-586-0362. bath condo. Full laundry furn d studio. Short drive For Rent CHRYSLER LEBARON $17,995. 732-422-7276 SUBARU 4 EQUAL HOUSING Hauling CONV. '9 WRANGLER '95 - 4 age ge. rrn, a. Varatinn 12/1. S850 + utils. 908- S750/mo. 609-"•"'-==•" PRINCETON - Retail OPPORTUNITY auto, very » vacation _ pRiNCETON store. Lower Witherspoon orig WD, low mi., army green 8S3 98W AREA - 5 All real estate advertising cellars, attics, factories, _..,_, „,.,. „,„,, „,_,: „ w/ na St. 700 sq ft. Call 8-4:30, " ~~ w/tan hardtop. 314,000 Rentals PLAINSBORO - 2 bdrm, rooms, wshr/dryr, frpi, 2 .in inis nev^spaper is sub- stores, hauling, demolition, control 88K mi $4800 b/ npnn «nq 4P7 > SUBURU LOYALE '90 - 4 PENNINGTON - Pvt sale. 609-924-3624. IV2 bath, Hampshire pvt entrances, no pets, i"ect to the Federal Fair dumpster rental. We're the o. S08-429-0394 .LEXU J:. .-S LS40- -10 "91 Black *• auio- 8SK mi- S32°°- ^brokers. Beautiful cape POCONO GETAWAY Hbusing Act of 1968 cheapest! Senior discount. ' ' " loft, $1100/mo utils inci. Avail. which makes it illegal to Visa/MC. 609-921-1323 CONVERTIBLE advertise "any preference, MOVING - limitation or (discrimination TOYOTA ed. - Canal . . _.. PM00350. Apartments, "9b - auto, based on'race," Color, reli- $14,500 Firm. Call 609- fpl in liv rm. Extensive re- 3ra floor, Arbor single homes. 1 & 2 bdrm SOMERSET COUNTY homes and offices. Low CELICA '92-'95 924-5944 climate gion, sex or national ori- modeling .of kit, din rm &;_38-1_66. unit 1'A bdrm, 1 bath, units avail. Lease for 30 2,500 sq ft - $6/sq ft NNN. rates. All size jobs. 25 Exc. cond. 609-951-9766 gin, or""-an .intention to Bear Brook Rd, W. Wind- WANTED MAZDA 323 '88 - 4 spd, patio done in '92. Gas lovely view. S1200 mo. days or more. Other loca- IMMED. OCCUPANCY make any such prefer- sor, NJ. Call 609-520- S2000/BO. Moving over- TOYOTA CAMRY '93 LE heat installed in '91. Call 609-924-6025. tions avail. 215-396-1559. OFFICE SPACE: Perfect; , ence, limitation; or dis-8414. 5 SPD, WHITE seas, must sellll!! 6609-7160 - Exc. cond. garaged, sun Sleight roof & white picket forCom t f w re Co i crimination". PRINCETON - Colonnade PRINCETON AREA - Jan- P" S!?®° J f - 3217 or 720-05.48 roof, a/c, p/w, p/l, must fence & hwrd firs. Pt. 2 bdrm, 2 bath, a/c, uary '98. 4 room apt. No 908-874-8686 .This newspaper .will not OR BLACK MOVING & MA2DA 626 LX '94 - V6, 4 see. $9800 609-397-9318. $286,500. Call 609-737- wshr/dryr, fpl, pool, deck pets. Conv. to shops, bus - knowingly accepting any 1560 ST. CROIX US VI EXC. COND dr, p/w, p/dr locks, hunter TOYOTA CAMRY LE '95 - for appt. advertising for real estate STORAGE faces woods. $1200 mo. stop. 609^883-6021 nights. 490 green, 33K mi. Excellent 4 cylinder, exc cond. load- pojMppTnh! p-.„-,! Wanted which is in violation of the Princeton Van Service. 609-924-3244 609-243-8918. PRINCETON HORIZON law. Our ireaders are.Prompt, professional, cost cond. $10,900 b/o. 609- ed Inas it allL 34K mi, S Pa.S Home^con- retreats. To Rent .84-9411584 9411. Penthouse on PRINCETON - Colonnade APTS - 1, 2 & 3 bdrm hereby info)—ed that all efficient. Apt, Home or of- 514,200. 609-298-3969. temnnrarv style, 3 bdrms, beaches, restaurant/bar, Pointe Cloister 2 bdrm, 2 apartments for rent. dwelling advertised in this fice. Packing and piano. DODGE CARAVAN '91 - 7 MAZDA MIATA '96 - Con- TOYOTA CELICA '89 - 5 2.5 bath, loft, share pool/ water sports, pool, tennis bath, eat-in kit, all appls, Starting at $775. Call for WEST WINDSOR AREA - newspaper!: are available Experts. PM#0712 pass., gray, 130K, looks vert. 5 spd, a/c, ps, am/fm spd, a/c, am/fm cass., exc tennis. Close to trains, ort on premises. 5550/frpl, balcony. Avail. 2/1. appt, M-F, 9am-5pm., Looking for 3 bdrm twnhse in an equal'•opportunity cr.Q ... „.„„ 9°°d. runs well. $3500. cass. red, blk int. 12K+ mi. cond., S2750/8O. 609- shopping. $255,000. Call week double occupancy. 718-361-6117 or wkends 1200 Bradley Crt., 609- to rent with option to buv basis. ji/ 609-497-9600 609-924-6756 $ 14,000.609-890-0647 259-7748 609-951-0107. 215-364-2861 732-329-1952. 924-S739 ' Start 12/1 617-551-9893