The Zip Code for MQu.nlaL0.5jde is 07092 An Official Newspaper For The Borough Of Mountainside Muhl.«,hpri frt>n ffujfsaay By Truman Publishing Corp 30c Per Copy VOL, 22 NO,22 AAOUNTAiNSIDE, N J , THURSDAY, AAAY i, IVBO 1 NP* f'rov.df'tit p Road. Wounlj ini.ae. N J 07095 Candidates sought Voorhees quits post I.i'c Vourhrrs. Mmiiilii i f isiiic deputy hirmi'd Miiirci-s lli.i! he -.s,i:- < i - k i • f i f'i s! r.'il inn m AIUI borough clerk and ;idministl';itor sinci- nMUn, \ (x >r hi •!••-. sinil. Tluit i - ii'it . •(,!• .tii ,I;inuai% liiTH, liiis Iciiiii'ic'il his rcsinnii rri-l ike tmii, and I he Ixinmuli rf Mined has IIC^LIII It'iberi %" i jj, 11; 11111 .idtmrn -t r,-ii r. i- \'i(jh,niti aid ilia I in order nut to limit «*sM placing advertisements m are,! chairman on the I'minri], ..mi ihcihi- numb'1! and kinds ol applicants for newspapers lor s<>iiieniie to till the I'l-si^iuit HIM ssas lor ihuliiai bi-nrl it 11 if - ph ih'- ' •'iiuieil has i unsidcri'd hir vacancy He added. Then- r- no aiiuni,,ilN injj i! ii iiui-i; ,i [JIT-UN with less f;x ViKirhces nave the bnriMiuh the Vigilant i s.nd the l>oi nimh. .is ut Tut-- pi-i ieni •• ,n,d a re|e\;(ni educational .minimum .'ill d;iv.s notice elleelive April (i;K , had rereis ed ni'ii-e than !w u iln/eii bai ki•niind The honiuuh would hire -*1.Y lie said he is to leave the boiiinjih resumes The ad. 'A Inch di-jjan runiiinu I ha I pel .on ;i-, an assistant ad- not laier than July l;i last week, i.dls loi .ipphcanls iinins'i .ilui .\iih the agreement that Voorhces said theie is "no jiart iciular pre|er;ibl\ with municipal experience ,i|tei the ,al istai t"i y completion of a reason" for his resiunatinn "We the or wilh a "pp>yi-n mananeiial prnhal ion petjod, he would h<' made full council and 11 both felt it uoulil he bet h.ickiuund \'it'li;i ri' I said he A a-, sin administrator Viuiianti said it would ter." prised at the mimbiT • • t applicant--- -,•. ilh he a' lea-t •( tli'int Ii betoie someone Is Id sutiiiesticins Irotn m masiet-t deuree> m bu--ine^~ ,id hip'd Two Dems to run again Two lamiliar I)e is H' i a I ic i ace- w ]\\ not seek a loiirth t rm Louis Maas s<.as o| Woodland Avenue. 1st District, run in the June Borough Ciilllicll chosen to run lo the \acaric\; while [••rank Harrison ol Force Drive and primary Timolh\ Helilold eking a -.ecolid Florence parent ot Wondacre* Drive. OPENING DAY—Borough Officials and little leaguers league; Tex Jackson, recreation commissioner; Mayor 2nd DiMnct. P.ent'>rd and Maijors gathered last Saturday ter the little league parade and Stuart hut/ ot Raccoon Hollow, mi term Tom Ricciardi, and Drew Dunlap, 11. The ceremonies successful candidate tor mayor last Also due last ThursdiiS were I',rad.-haw ol Partridge Run. ini opening day ceremonies at the Decrfield School. Pictured were followed by opening day games. District W iIliam \ an Bunn ol Meeting are, from left Krlsta Mtrklingar, 10, of the Softball fall, and Frances Khman ol Poplar Irom tho.se seeking position?, on the (Photo by Iva Obcrmeyer) Avenue, who was delealed m her bid lor counts committees House Lane and Barbara Knierem ot a seal on the council last year, both til Deer P.ith. 4th District. Richard ed last week by the April 24 deadline SeekiUU poslioli,-, on the 1 Jelllocrat Ic O'Neill ol Wood Valle> Road and .loan committee are Isabellc Papik ol Town meeting This will be Khman's third try lor a \emuk ol New providence Road, ."jib Sunrise Parkway and Victor Spokinch Funds are released council seat District. Man HIMI-, and Virginia ot Rutgers Road. 1st District; Ann and "I really want to stay active in Moun llalekm. both ot Birch Hill. tith-Distnct , draws 25 to Ralph (onti ol Partridge Hun, 2nd tuinsidepulitics." Lut/>aid- I want to .James Keilerk o| Knollcn-st Drive and f Jistrietr Rose Holleran-ol Wood Valley be part of a working body ol our corn Rose'lhaVie "Hilse' of Mrmnia "Avenue," for Route 22 work Road. 5th District; Khman, Tlh hear Franks munity " He also said, "I'm a product 7th Ursine! Marie KelK of Ridge 1 District; Virginia ileinz ol Wyoming More than 2"> Mountainside residents t turns on Route 22 will be improved Route 22 can be significantly reduced " of our community, and I'd like to con- Diise. Hth IiNtnct. (renrge Geisenger Drive and Horace ('ardom ot Short attended a town- mi't'tmn held by with hinds provided Ify a hill recently The bill appropriates $205 million in tribute to it," Khmati was not available ot Summit Road and Sandra Lawler of Drive. Hih District, and Lut/, 4th Hauuiioii llijlloss. yth District, and Fred Assemblyman Bub Franks 'p-UUnd signed by Governor Brendan Byrne. state funds from the $475 million for comment District (Jerkin ot rhmmes Ridge Drive and pistrict^in Borough Hall. Saturday, Tin- bill triggers the spending of transportation bond issue approved by On the Republican side, Bruce April 19 slate, federnl ttnd Pnrf-'XuthorityTunds—New^Jersey voters last fall, ~* Geiger, council "president and veteran Republicans include F.dward (iiba'ldn The muuting was the second m a for improving nuijnr roads and Federal aid amounting to $61/ million of three terms, has announced he will ol Sunrise Parkway and Kleanor Harbt luth District series of similar, inftirmal inuetinm, highways throughout I he state. and Fort Authority of New York and Franks has scheduled throughout his The Chapel island area T* (urn rtnT-' New Jersey fundsTotalling $120 million district The forums are designed hi sinus include relocation oi soiiu' turns will be initiated by the use of the bond give citizens a chance for personal and elimination ol othi'i's. depending on money. discussion with Franks and other final study by slate and county plan- The money also will pay for the con- at new crime seminar: government officials ners struction of an acceleration lane on Frank's guest at the Mountainside A general study lor improving the en- westbound Route 22, heading toward session was James Crawford, an of- tire corridor of Route 22 in Somerset the Garden State Parkway entrance slow burglar up so he'll give up ficial of the N.I Department of and Union counties bus "never gotten ,ramp in Union, "Instead of having to When a burglar comes to visit, he Transportation, who. along with, off the ground" because of a luck of merge right away into the flow of traf- doesn't want to stay a long time. Slow Franks answered several questions funds, according to N J. Department of fic, the drivers will have their own ac- him up, and he may giveUpT about litter arid rturn problems on Transportation chief engineer A! celeration lane, A lot of needless fender More than 60 Mountainside residents Route 22 Weber -We have to wail lor the open benders will be prevented," Weber learned this fact of crime prevention -ing ol Route 78 before the traffic loaf! on The issues discussed also included said. last week at a seminar designed to state-mandated costs to local govern, improve cooperation between the police ments, Franks promised to help one and residents in the fight against the family find relief from low-flying ever-increasing number of suburban helicopters and planes that repeatedly Pair sentenced to jail burglaries. break windows The seminar, held at the Deerfield Mayor__To_rn Ricciardi and several School, marks the beginning of a councilmen attended the meeting for getting stolen goods complete crime prevention program in. Two men arrested in March in con- sion of burglary tools and attempted Mountainside, employing such things nection with the theft of two truck cabs theft. Mountainside police found a blue as a neighborhood watch program and . prying bar in an attache case Edmonds property identification. The program, Red Cross from a Bergen County firm were each modeled after similar programs in filled $500 in Mountainside Municipal was carrying at the time of his arrest In another ease, Denton Bryant, m, of other towns, including Rahway and offers training Court last week and sentuneed to jail Union, was presented by Detective terms, Flushing, N.Y.. was fined a total of $105 for passing on the right, disorderly con- Steve Semancik, Detective Sgt, Jerry for Instructors William Deeble, 20, of North Bergen duet and operating a vehicle with no Rice, officer Richie Osieja and Howard and Harry Travis, 24, of Union City right rear red light on March 11 Zimmerman of Dictograph Security The American Red Cross will conduct pleaded guilty to downgraded charges Systems. swimming, first aid and small boat of volunteering false information and Crime prevention is defined, schools to help meet the need for receiving stolen merchandise valued at 2 heidfor^traii Semancik said, as the anticipation, qualified swimming, lifesaving, first under SFJCM). The two were arrested when recognition and appraisal of a crime aid, eardio-pulmonary resuscitation Deeble drove one of the cabs that the risk. As it was stated in a short film on and boating instructors, a spokesman men. along with a juvenile, were on drug counts burglary shown to the audience, "You for the Westfield-Mountalnslde Chapter operating through a -stop-sign on a A 28-year=old East Orange man and a try to think what a thief would do before of the American Red Cross has borough road on March 2, Deeble was 25-year-old Plainfield man are free on he gets a chance to do it." The film TOUGH LOCK—Howard Zimmerman of Dictograph, left, Mountainside Dateetive announced. This is the 58th year the sentenced to 5U days in Union County $3,000 ball this week, awaiting trial showed Incident after incident of Steve Semancik and Offietr Richie Osiaja examine one of the locks they had on organization has offered the Jail* and Travis was sentenced to 20 later this month on charges of "burglars" demonstrating how easy it display at a crime seminar presented by Mountainside police last waek. About 40 instruction. days. Both $500 fines were suspended possession of a controlled dangerous is to pick or break most locks, jimmy borough residents attendad the program, designed to promote better cooperation Through the summer, hundreds of and the men were fined $25 each for substance. most doors and even crawl through air between police and townspeople in the fight against suburban burglaries. new instructors will be trained at up to court costs. Deeble also was fined $20 Douglas Rountree and Theodore vents. detective cited the recent example of a best way of identifying one's home is by 10 day schools, located at camps and for failing to obey a stop sign. Daves were arrested last week after Semancik emphasized to the woman who was inside her home while placing the street numbers in a college campuses across the nation. they were stopped for allegedly driving audience that theiirst step, in fighting prominent place. Conspicuous numbers The Harriman-Metropolitan Divison In other action, a ease involving an a stranger wh.0 did"'* knnw sht. was. East Orange man arrested earlier this 58 in a 45 mile per hour zone on Route 22 the crimes is having residents call home, tried to kick the door in. The will facilitate police response in an of the American Red Cross serves the at the Springfield line. As they were police when they see something month in the Diamond Head Building, ! door, fortunately, was secure, and the emergency, he said. Westfield-Mountainside area and will pulling the maroon Cadillac over, suspicious^— 'We--wsnMhe=eaUs from Officer Osieja, who recently hold its aquatic and first aid schools in Sheffield Street, was forwarded to the man gave up, but by the time police grand jury, William Edmonds, 42, has police said, the passenger, Daves, everybody. We're out there driving were notified, the man and his completed a course in crime North Salem, N. Y., from June 8 to 18. (Continued on page 3) around, waiting for your calls." The prevention, spoke to the residents about The fee is $130. Most of the schools are been charged with trespassing, posses companion were long gone. Callers do not have to identify themselves, he locks. Locks must be coordinated with scheduled in June to allow aquatic said. the, door type, he said; for example, a instructors to take training before Another part of the crime prevention system that does not require a key on starting summer activities. program, the detective announced, the inside should not be placed on a door Persons 17 years old and older, who involves a system of car decals that will with glass panes close to the lock. •re better than average swimmers and immediately teti-residpnts, nfighbors^px _%rinji__bQlt locks, which latch physically fit, are eligible for the police whether a car belongs in automatcally ...._...... — — aquatic and small crafts schools. First Mountainside. The decals are being aid instructors do not have to meet the are easily slipped with a credit card. printed, but the method of distributing Space between the door and the-frame swimming requirements, but must be them has not yet been determined, the in good shape, the spokesman said. also is an invitation to a prying bar. The • detective reported. bolt should protrude at least one inch, Further information is available Semancik also told the residents that, he said. from the WeBtfield-Mountainside office, __pQlice hamanelectric engraver, which Zimmerman, who gave a brief talk 321 Elm St., Westfield, at 232-7090. they will lend to residents wishing to and demonstration of the alarm mark" their property. The detectives systems, summed up by saying, recommended using a driver's license n "Burglars do n * pick "" homes that number or, if the owner does not driver 1 PTA presents a special number assigned to have burglar alarms." He also said an Mountainside to correspond to numbers average system, not connected to the —fetr next week issued to other towns nationwide. By police station, costs from $1,200 to Everything from alphabet pillows to computer, police can determine the $1,300. He also suggested that those fuzzy mice will be available in the craft origin of the items In minutes, Sgt. Rice who have automatic garage doors section of the Mountainside PTA Fair, told the audience not to use social disconnect the system when they go on from u a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, May security numbers. When it comes time vacation. Many kinds of transmitters— 10, at Deerfield School. for finding the owner, he'said, "We get CB , radios, for example—can the runaround." accidentally open the doori———- ^—-\ According to Fair cehehalrpersons, Semancik said anyone interested in J Camie Delaney and Peggy Wilson, The neighborhood watch program is police giving their home a security crafts scheduled by committee head still on the drawing board, but may check should call headquarters. Connie Muirhead wlUJnclude a wide invlove dividing the borough into 25 Security must b§ geared to the variety of itemst such as Mother's Day sectors, each with its own block particular residence, he said. hearts, finger puppets, leaded glass, captain. Police will coordinate the flower arrangements (beaded, silk and program, Semancik said. It also was announced Oat a crime tnu bap, pottery, name bracelets, wall One resident asked whether names prevention booth would be set up at the hangings and doll clothes. should be removed from mail boxes to PTA fair May 10 and that the crime Games, sales of white elephant^ items, prevent burglars from looking up the prevention program would include a books and plants and a special Olym- NEW SIGNS—Bob Farley, left, and Lea Humeinny of the borough signs last Friday afternoon. The signs were made phone number and calling to see if volunteer to consult residents on pics competition for school children will Mountaintide public works department unleaded new in Connecticut and are scheduled to be pot up soon. someone's home. Semancilr said the insurance problems. > be other features of the fair. — f -. -.-jr. I Thursday, May 1, 1980 club lists Kabuki dance is at Y members of the .sponsoring The Summit NVVCAssill present "An ami ce The program will begin al H Kvi'ijing ol Kabuki" as part ol Us Asian ,„ YW< 'AA AAudiloiiumd . TJJ I'acilic Heritage Week ohservalmn () m Saturday flea i Smjimit Tickets ingy be -Jm-Q -fol-w^v^M+iy lit The [>roM4 wn^.v4J- M;ipki.St .-i^ed al the YWCA desk, or reserved Tlu' Moiiiil.il I r-ade \\ niii.in - ( lni> I in Mi ,.n /ka II l.i \\>n|ii lealure Miyoko Walailiib ol Ness York el ,,,.,11 sMth enclosed cheek Inlurnia will hislda I lea markel S.il i in l;i \ Irom '• Cils and her students m perlorm;incc ,„ ,,,.isailahli-al Ihe N'WCA. J7:i Yd\2 in, to X \T\T\~~"r\r~"TT!rviT]\v{u\ii^vrhniii." .i.a .-liiiiui.'i.'- .Umaier_ 1 llas>sl1 1 •-iijid-—jnluLpi-LkilL!m,,,.i.'X. L "L. ' Win id acres I )n\ >'. MMIIIII.III wnli' |i.iii\ S.i iii|;i\ I'SI Mini , al the Su!HIi Japanese dance m aulheiilic cosluiiii's AmernMii I loi'ni' 111• ji,ij t (in• 111 will ulc S11' 1111111 lie -,|.| \ ,|l 11 Hi -, 111; I \ and make up 5 from Springfield llu'et Mmulav al noon at the lihrais to Mi Mm Li,il el Helresliiuenls ssill be seised lis plan 11 trip In 1'ii'll Telephone I lirll-l kiiiioiloeii ssoiiiell ol JiipiOiese allcestis on FDU honor list ,ahoi atones in Mini ,i\ Hill \ I iiiee ss il he held ssho are residciils ol Ihe Summit area Five Sprinulield students have been el --ov SI,ile l-'edei at ion ol Wedn. -d,i\ Mas : M ih I' Women -, (Inlis \\ 11| holi I ii :-, cons ciil ion s I JI . lor 1 lie ei) Miiiii'-d to the honors list al Fairleigd 1 [),, k i nsim Cniversiiy I' I; i \ I ii is ( 'lull. I ireal ( inl'ui . s's ill b Janel I.oid ss Dinner-dance Tiicsda) hi l''nd.:\ . M,i\ M Mountain pi i ll I a ' (l Fliii liaiii Miidison campus, lor Ihe liiTy Mile clilli iii• 11Hi.111'•- will nielude Mis ri depiirl l ss i l meet lail -.emesler :i : Hlanka Hand, Mr.-. l.a\ t-nn' Muiph\. dne-da> M s JK, alH pill al the is Wednesday Those achies HIM, •' ' grade point Mrs Lois Allen. Jane Deinpsler and M lllllaill-l .ibral'S ascraue or belter nil a 1 () scale were. Mrs Mil lain I Miihik Alternates \\ ill The hieral lire depai'l iiu-nl ss ill meet The Spmiglield < 'hapler ol Hadassah Susan I'Taiikel. I'jic I'lnmer. Sondra 1 In Mrs June l\ili'\ .iii*! Mr*. Kililli lor lunch ill ihe Kclio Lake ("ountrs "will hold its liiurth annual dinner dance Niem.in. Hick Weber, and Shan h'Altriii ( IUIITIIIII sda\. May :!!i. at noon Weducsdas at MOUNTAINSIDE OOSPIL CHAPML 1180 SPRUCE DR., AAOUNTAINSIDE Rev, Msgr, Raymound j, Poilard, Pastor The Rev, Matthew E. Garippa, Rev, Edward Eiierf, Associafs Paifor, Rev Temple to hold SUNDAY—9:45 a m., Sunday school for atf GecareJ J. McCariy, Pastor Emeritus ageoroups (bus itrvice available); 11 am, Mass schedule—Saturday, 5i0 "pm worship service (nursery ana junior church Sunday, T, I, 9:15 ana 10:30 am. and noon, provided), 7 p.m., worship service (hgr««ry weekdays 7 and 8 am,, holy days, 7, S and 10 joint meeting provided), ' a.rn, and a p.m.; Novena, Mondays, i p.ni, MONDAY-1.30 p.m., cetta»e prayer •neefiriB. " •• ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH A joint meeting will he huld Monday ^EDNESOAY— B o TV, prayer and Bible MECKES ST. AND SO SPRINGFIELD at 8 p.m. by the Sisterhood and Men's study •meitina AVE., SPRINGFIELD THURSDAY—I p.m., choir rehearsal, fiev. Clarence Alston, Pastor, Club of Tumple Beth Ahm, Springfield, PRIDAY—7:30 p.m., college and career SATURDAY—3 p.m., church school choir The program speaker, Adam K, group Bible study. rehearsal, SUNDAY—9:30a,m, Sunday school, 11 a.m., man iiiim lie Levin, director of New Jersey Division ST. JAMIS CHURCH 4S 5 SPRINGFIELD AVE.. SPRINGFIELD worship fjTvici, t p.m.. Bvening fellowship, Itirirtllrl. u,a:inu, inli'i.illii of Consumer Affairs, willspak on "Con- Msgr, Francis X, Coyle, Pastor _ WEDNESDAY—9 p,m,, midweek service, nl ih sumer Power." Thu public has been in- SUNDAY Masses—5:30 p.m. Saturday; 7 COMMUNITY PReiBVTEBIAN CHURCH vited to attend. B: 15, 9.30 and 10:45 a.m. ana noon Sunday' MBETINGHOUSE LANE Daily Masses—7 and Sam, Masses on ey«s of M.OUNTAINSIDIE Refreshments will be served follow- holy days—7 p.m. Masses holy days—7 i 9 and 10 am, and 7 p.mv ' Rev Elmer A Takon. j«m« 5 Little. Orqani^t ana ing the program. Sisterhood officers in- Sacrament of Penance (eonftssioni) — Choir Director clude Martha Leikowitz, president; Monday, MS to 7:45 p.m., Thursday before SUNDAV- )0 JO am . morning worship with Mr first Friday to the month, 7:15 to 7:45 p'rr> Talcoft preaching 10 30 a m , Church School lor Gloria Starr, program vice-president, Safurday, 1 to J p.m. No »ch»duled nursery through eighth grade 6 30 p.m .'Junior and Barbara Merkin and Ruth Chalet, confessions on Sundayt, holy days and eves Choir rehearsal ? 30 p m , Senior High Fellowship § of holy days, • • - p m , Senior Choir rehearsal hospitality chairmen, iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiini BARE IS BEAUTIFUL Summtr.li M^n-ing i« get rid ol lho« luiri yog want to hid., Sh*»1nB and waxing are only tempo, try,»let, get to frw r0ot ol tr* problem Let •iKtrolytii tr— you from wiattrattlv. itubblei permaMntly I start your bikini line now ami ga> »tat toft Mr* skin fhati lovely to toueh , . DO HOUR HDS • J*Bi^BgB(p^BlBttPM t« ftf y»« ifarf ed ,.. I FerttwIirMlimin. * Uiing the new insulated probe - lOrtentl THAN YOU? INO DISCOMFORT- " m ^** Pf *f*^ ^ • • • • w m m ^* • • • ^P • • 1 V AND RATE YOURSELfi Dayi-Tuei, Evts- Thurs, iinlijflit skitlcrOfl dowi) the rake Iiaiuliu as llie /on hahv gorillas, a jaKuar, cliimpan/t.-es. cheetahs and True Fjfce —t—• j — 549 Mountain Avenue ynnindkeeper swept up luiives. As I wntclii'fl Iiiin sundry other rare and exotic species, lie'told how.,-wheir D • (l.)U,5:coairSSH^~ ** ingfield, N.J. work, I",slowly Ijucaniu aware ot a lKjs|»uctacJ(.'(l 1 >ne 467-1414 S ifie animals were small, the zoo keuiJei *, would let him are the world's largest, older gentle-man sitting at the ufifl ol the park Ueiuh. in Ihe cages to visit his "children'.' He ptucked'a Ijcnt- "• • (2.) Today, the U.S. Thu mun was hunthecl forward, gazing intently at the edged, slightly floppy photo Irom his billfold. It was a ranks third in jntematlonal trade. eagud tiger And his lace liuld the most dazzling, picture ol him and Bwui'a the gorilla sitting side by side A special booklet on our singularly happy expression' I think I vu ever seun. al the water trough. American Economic System can rvelp you improve your E.Q, The groundsman noticed my reaction and sidled "Now, they are loci old —and /am loo old — to visit For your free copy, write KENT PLACE SUMMER SESSION over to mo."See you discovuryd Mr. S Second Class Postag* paid at AAountalnslot, NiJoVwa 2* lawn. M cants per copy 79 W. GRAND ST. Annual sMserlptlan rata •10.M in county MOUNTAINSIDE Si«.MMftof Muiify 364-8080 2 New Providence ROM UNION CMNTY'S Memrtaiitslde, M J. 07WJ OLDEST RepreA^ntyr: i n«tini-mlly by A LOT OF GRASS GROWS UNDER HIS FEET uburban press, inc. AW URQES1 232-1230 U.I.S! CAIILLAC IEALER f IL= t* •* *•* f '" 4—Thursday, May 1, 1980— MOUNTAINSIDE (N.J.) ECHO The Zip Code for Mountainside is 07092 An Official Newspaper For The Borough Of Mountainside 'UbPS 166 860; N j MOUNTAINSIDE, N J , THURSDAY, DECEAAJ Published Each Thuisday by Truman PyBlt^htng Corp Subscription Rille Per Copy VOL. 22 NO. 2 second Class 2 New Providence Hoafl. Mountainside, N J 0/0*2 V0 M /early board votes er pay pact paperbound and will cost grants The controversial application $:i to $5 each again involved Clifford, who has asked What's happening for money to put on another musical Llaniuan, superintendent of icrfbed the books as show this year Board member Pat plenlious as a high school Knodel mentioned that the minigranis mms u i I ft j the skills originally were to be used for in Mountainside., [fi in the preparing of innovative programs "It hot hers me to see the money for [board voted i i the plny_ eomr out oMhe minigrants; [for rmmgrunts however. I have no objection to the galled between play, " she said caw fee reted every week in the possibly to The vote to table the request was 4-1, awarding the Barre dissenting MOUNTAINSIDE ECHO • MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT • SPORTS • SOCIAL EVENTS >\ ^ stumes for the Beechwood School holiday Eitelli, Scott Bo yd and Jennifer Ganppa The [grade students will perform Tuesday at 1:45 inukkah and Christmas, ff' Her skating LIGHTING OP — Mountainside veluntMri decorate the Funds for borouih'i Christmas free at the corner of Reutt 22 and members, the Veterans o7 New Providence Road, Shown are, from left, Lewis Woman's Club, Rotary Club and Lion! Pe on the Registrations for both trips are being Strohmsyer, Ltroy Mumford, Frank Magnolia, Bill wishing to donate may call Strohmayer at 1 e a t i o n accepted weekdays at the Recreation Whitbred, Walter Chrlstofftrs and. In rear. Bud Walls, (Photo by Eva Obermeyer) week Office from y (n ii am and 2 to 4 p.m program ' trip is set Payment must accompany conservation. Ind the ski registration Marching hand The board also approved a request1 lain in the A holiday'gift idea- Deerfield students to attempt to publish llowing day a yearbook. Dr. Debora Clifford, The registration fee forToller skating plans blow-out English and composition teacher, will 'Grandmother's- is $3.50 per person, and includes bus Members of the Jonathan Dayton help the students, .who will attempt to transportation, admission and skate Marching Band will be honored at a blood donors sought raise the money themselves through book on view rental. The bus will leave Deerfield covered dish supper tonight at the high, activities such as bake sales. The books Uniun County residents can donate a Overton, manager of the Union County School at 1:15 p.m. and return at 5:30 An exhlbi' of photographs, costumes, school. The Band Parents Organization posters, books and regalia which is host at the dinner to thank the gifi of life and health for the holiday chapter of the Red Cross. Two years illlllllllliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiiiiiHiiiitiiiiin^ p.m People in the third grade and season during a special blood drive ago. the Red Cross used to receive above may participate Early represent historical costumes as social students for the hours of work which led history is on display at the Free Public tomorrow at Red Cross headquarters, about 40 pints of blood per drive day; registration is strongly recommended to the band's winning the Tournament Holiday Library of Mountainside, through Jan.- of Bands Chapter V Championship. •rawest Jersey St:. Elizabeth, from now it receives between six and 10 pints by the Comfnission )2:W p.m until 5 p.m per day, he said. ;) Featured in"Grandiru>ihe!"'s Trunk Class I deadlines The ski trip registration fee is $15 per Costume as Social History.", are Following the dinner, the band will The special blood drive is an attempt "Alienation from one's neighbor is This newspaper has instituted » g person and includes bus iransportation cos'umes for mothers and children present its annual December concert. in bring up the level of local donations, spreading," he said. p.m. Wednesday deadlines for 1 and lift ticket. Rentals and lessons are -from approximately iHWHWiii, selected which have been dropping during the "Severe public apathy continues to material intended for Ihc Dee. ^7 1 available for an additional fee. A "first in honor of The International Year of | Cleanup time: § pas' two years because of resident deteriorate the position of the Red and Jan, :s issues because • day on skis" package is available for he Child, •"apathy." according io the Red Cross. Cross in collecting voluntary blood" priming schedules will be g $2K per person, and includes bus*, lift Two films mi Costume as Social I glass, papers § disrupted by the Christmas and I ticket, rentals,and two lessons. The bus History will be shown next Thursday at N'i appointment is needed for because of a "lack of concern for 'omorrow's blood drive and locations New Year's holidays, § will leave Deerfield School at (i; 15 a.m. TUOp.m, in the library meeting room. § The Jonathan Dayton Regional 1 others," agreed Vera Maier, chairman Ail organizational, social and = and return at about (>::!() p.m. The trip is At that time all of the items from the 1 High School Ki-y ( luh will hold its | oi other area blood banks outside of of the local Red Cross blood program. I'nion County are available from the other material meant for the Dec. 1 open to all ages but people in the exhibit will be on display, and books • Iwict'-u-month (ilass-ln on g 21 issue must be submitted by 1 seventh grade or lower must be and bibliographies will also be Red Cross at :15:I-25IH> The Red Cross now must import § Halurday. All residents of the g this coming Wednesday, Dec. 19; | accompanied by an adult. available about 35 percent of the blood used for g area were urged to bring glass jj Blood donations are needed all material for Jan, :t, by £ For additional information, readers medical purposes frm Europe. About The display and films are part of the 5 < sorted by color, with the metal 1 especially before the coming holiday Wednesday, Dec. 2B. | may call the Recreation Office at 2U2 project. "Ways of Knowing: The 5 rings removi'd from around thi- 3 '5,500 pints of the a^OOO pints used season and most holiday weekends, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiimiMimiimiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiUMiiMiR 0015. Humanities in New Jersey." 1 mouth of th»> bottles) and jj svhen there are more emergency annually in Union County donated by § newspapers •< tii'd in bundles), for g accidents and bloodmohile hours are residents, Overton said. As a result, the | recycling, | cu', Overton said Red Cross, now requires that patients I Thi> (.lass In will h«> held in the = who receive blood must replace it. m high school parking lot from n S The amount of blood being given by Overton said. That can be done by 3 a.m. to :i p.m. • Union County residents is becoming finding friend or relative to donate the nlliiiiimiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili iiiiimuiiiifiiii lower and tower, aceoring to Peter W. blood, he said. Until now. the Red Cross has provided blood to anyone who needed it without that requirement, Maier said. She noted, however, that the Red Cross will continue to cover all individuals participating 4it program, senior citizens and those unable to give blood, but in need of it. Another problem is receiving donations from unhealthy specimens, Overton cited an example of a New Years Day in 1 ••"•"" Maiiii., whetr a •J people lined up io ulve blood, but moSi ol ji was unacceptable. Group seeking more vest$ aid The Honorary Mountainside PBA 128 inaugurated a "Bulletproof Vest Fund Drive" in October for the purpose of raising monies to equip each member of its police force with a bulletproof vest, A spokesman said, "the fund drive +as been successful boHs still short of its goal, and It is hoped that those who were of a mind to contribute and who have not yet done so will do so in DEERFIELD PROGRAM—Patty Kelly, on the a Ha tax, an* Judy Gelfler, on December,"- clarinet, will be among Deerfield School student* participating in a traditional Businesses and individuals were holiday musical program to be presented next Thursday at 1:30 and t p.m. inthe requested to send their donations to the Participating will be the «ourth-a« KVIT\ wrrk MIII1*1 I'M-IJIVI I 'la\ ii.i', .il \I,I.|I -i in. tin- |',ulli|ii[p n. I lit* I)a\iiii! hi'Si' \-;ir>it> tennis l> ins-, CIIIM1 ,ii ',i'i iII|i| ,mall's 1 l*'«i.in_Jir« iis._<|i.v.i.(l_iMJi_ IIIJIIHH'V l.iisl .' .1.l."^.'.f.'.\.Ji!^Ll.:,...'._.V_.l!_..i.j...i i^MjULJi' wt>ek svjis mi cxi i'pl Miii I'lmuiu f• n11 al ills! •-.nii'li'. i , 11111 • (r , 1111 • i Hi l4iliiH'N illiriH1 ;i\v;i\ i in 11v,«• (iiiys. I he Ihe III si -.H ;,, ,i in | i, i, ; |, ; ,Srhlan IN THE HOME STRETCH—Leaders of the Jonathan Dayton Regional High School gird* varsity track team include Linda Splna, left, and Debbie Keller. (Photo by Andy Spivack) Dayton boys defeat Girls take 2 meets; Verona's track team The Jonathan Dayton Regional High high hurdles, Commaralo • I irsl > School boys' track team continued its (lhir| MOUND ARE—John Baumgartner, junior lefthander for Dayton Regional, In events against Verona Trish Taylor team (Spnia. Taylor, Klmor Sadm and goals and improve their performances. the team traveled to the I'enn Relays at acting during a 6-1 victory ovtr Oratory In the opening round of Union County Kathy Rickcrhauscr > iirst, mile relay had firsts in thy. 100. 400, long jump and Yet, later in the week agaitrst Franklin Field The Kioo meter relay Tournament play at Melsel Field on Saturday. John struck out 13 batters en routs team (Clarke, Keller. Kalhy Kelly and high jump. Maria Sannino monopolized Millburn. the team could not muster team of Anthony Circelli. Kenny to the victory. Maureen Kelly i lirsl enough strength and lost a close meet. Klebous, Jeff Kngelhardt aiul Kd Fran the weight events ssith three firsts. 1 Several younger girls st-oi ud points. ... Saturday, al the Summit Helass, ihi Scoring were: discus, Danny Dom- cis placed tilth in its section with an jcam (••aptured .spvei a I qolfl ajid^silseT _jiiaralskyu-Lhii'di; sh:oLpuL;I^mmai'aLi_Jaiulslan(lirig4.i4nuOf 3:31,4 uficuimhailner blanks Ilin i»r. the gTr 1 s cfeleaTeTr medals. The 44li relay team of (iarke, sky (third); 100 meter, Anthony Circelii Paul Commaralo, Dayton's premier "traditionally-tough Millburn. m-:\:\ Taylor, Rickerhauser and Spina, the i first). Paul Commaralo (second) Ed high jumper, broke ihe school record DasUon's experience and determination mile relay team of Clarke, Taylor, Francis ithirdi; 200 meter, Francis and placed I'ourlh in the entire held ol were overwhelming. Keller and Kelly and the shul-put-relay- Verona on two-hitter — Hirst-)-. • Circelii •< second i; 400-meten—competitors- with ir jump"li-H.- I Jnytnn Scoring lor the team: hurdles. Linda team of Martha Porter, Boogar and John Alexy i third i; rf(M) meter.' Jeff alumnus Bruce Heidi' won the .shot put The Jonathan Dayton baseball learn Kirk Youu1. . a ni'M, additI Spina ifirst i. Judi Hockstein isecond; Sunnino all finished second. The sprint Englehardt (third); 15(H) meter, Jeff for Arizona State. boosted its ri'cord lo :M lust ueek by each had iihi- lil'il I );r. ii ife'l I 100 meter. Trish Taylor (first*, Laura .medley relay team of Taylor, Knowles (third); .MM meter. Jay This afternoon the learn will compete defeating Verona, 7-0 The Bulldogs will en lJniL>r\ !•["[(ji - Clarke isecond i; 200 meter. Taylor Rickerhauser. Kelly and Clarke won. 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OF BUSS •XTERMMATOR COMPANY • ItT, 1M2 Master Charge • Visa • GECC Sptclali Net Available st all Stores On* of the Oldest & Largest -Thursday, A/\ay l, AAovie posters valuable Masked Ball' due May 18 Lynn uweii, .-.iipiano, Additional information l.isi.i Sl'iO. l,ad\ 11 ii ,i siii. si7H \\.\i s1, MOVIES . THf THEATER iu i ii \m.i-:s\\i-:mt j pertorm the leading may he obtained by ,eall- Da\ $!I2. "The Sihi'ii Bui hi i irhl :',' H, Disc & Data OTHER ENTERTAINMENT Min it* poslcis lu^ejji'en ByAAILTHAAAMER role nl 'Amelia " m themg :i22-5O«O or ()54-5(W2. displaced in ! licit IT--, SIIH'C lull's uf Rubin Iliii id si,i, Huiisc ol I )al k Sliaihii\-. I 'u k i H I he l.j's Tfnlli: The label released their Jersey I.yric ,()pera Com- 1 In1 Ilijos Tin's w I'IC nlli'li I'm I p »in 1 Ml KI;I/S s:> I. Tin' I I > i OI.I I i- liy I'he Marshall Tucker debut I.P m 1(1712. an album pany s prod cfion ol A Ihrnsui ,iua> allt'i Ihe Kal slUi. Dei |- ui'liivi -• 1 MIM-ij I i- V i'. 1 I u • Plays slated Hanil i Warner Bros which achieved gold Masked B I" Sunday. In11\ ie I lies « el i' ad\ ci 1 is !-',u•!• ' s.Viii. Ru.id In Mm Alamo' M9. I In- (lolili'ii AAovie Times 1 HeeunlN IIS :it|ih May IB, a! 7 pin at Ihe Ar I'm it i" S 15 \'M\ am u| Sinbad ">.').> status Isvo years laler MIL: made its lasi rim To- ihiir I, .Johnson Regional in AAontclair All times listed are fur- 1O.;55; Sun , 2, (l-:io. Mun ru>--l(-!1'- m.hli' i]i llic I'hi-, is |iM ,i small •-.im The album proilueeil hy I'ui'Mimu a back hreakmg ll,IS I ll!)-'.l' "\\ Oil Illcss High School. Clark The Whole Theater nished by the theaters. Tues , Wfd.. Thur.. ', Ui.iiK In I'lVds " Hui-.i- pic D| Ihe Ui,ins \ .illlahli1 Slcwarl Levine, leaiures schedule ol U.V) ;{IKI con- iHister^ ,iiV In-riimiMU liitl .John Carpenter ol theCompany will present its -fHtf^Pt+P-E-M-^HI E VV! N- Soli||.-i's" yjl, S Sirffl inov if pusif|-s HCIMIISI1 ul ifii new Marshall Tucker certs annually |nr seviTal Metropolitan Opera, Mark second series of new play DOW, Fn , »•:!.-,. s.n . car Nanird Dcsiii' *;!7. ilieir popillai iis , sn>'iji:" 41I-IMHKI+- ...(M«-'HH-i4H|J-f- -'it All iiriuiii.il i'n|i\ ii| Ihf Hull, Soma Lewis and (Jail Tea (11 Tigs "(TiTltiFee ToeRriny -Last times loiUiy: 1 Take.- Time, " 'Disillu 2:50, 7:20; Sun , :i:20. 7,50, olit ,id\ iTl l-iilu "Mtmn The TIM: ( uHimauil oiiu n- |»Klcr>, li.ai' bi-fii aei i'd across the 1 Allen will have leading evenings and one Monday APOCALYPSE NOW. 7, Mon , Tut's.. W , Thur,, mi'iils" s l.i. ' I lamli'l " S'JL . ri'i-.-.ui'ii Tins , i ii • nol slou,' "(iospel Snmm' CM S (her Miami i- world up roles evening beginning at 8 9:45; FANTASIA, Fri ,H20; DON T LOOK IN llmli SofifK" s:_l2. "Thf \. i i 11,11) U', unless ihf piisier Man. "WIIIHUII Noii " and l! was a labor Ilial paid In ^2 iii The lit i," pn-.if r lor Miss Owen, who recent- throughout this month and 7::iO, it:45. 12; Sat , 1 :;)<). THE BASEMENT, - Kn.. SllsliN s;; i "Tin1 liofkv ^.i.s lli.nlu Iis a inovif il in snosvballmg record Wall I )isiif> •-• "Sirnw ly signed a new contract into June at 544 Bloomfield ;i:3U, 5:4I>. 7:45, 10, 1210:10; : Sal , 4 25, H 55.\\ lull- and I In- Si-s en 11 MI i in |' u • 11111- Show " Slii. si HI In i |m II sc \M| I I ihf |-f Tenth i> an appropriate Siilfs lor their next six with the Metropolitan Ase . Montclair. Chris Mon.. Tuos , Wed, 7:;io, Sun., 4:55, il:25. Muu I )u ,o K ' .-.old |ur s.'i) I al Thf l.cli ll.iiiil n| (IIIII" iflf.isc n| ihf lilm E\cn ilesiu.natmii |m- the urmips , albums, recognized as 1 1 Opera, hasjus! relumed Silva will serve as direc- 9:4r, Tin s.. Wed , Thur , *»-.»."i s;'; Thf I'linifiK o| Ter Ilifll, smii |nisli Is arc iiul laicsl alhum m nmre w;iv.s some of ilie (' e aui'l inn l.i"--l Nfi\, f iiihf r •v alter a tour tor than (me Ask anyrecorded music ol lei this count KLMOliA i Elizabeth i - Thi' "l'ili/eii K.iin- posler rui's ' ««j,i. jiinnii | .famifs \s uii!i as n n u'h as ihf the oloyisl ten is Ihe decade A New Lite 1197-41. ol Germany "Splendid Rebels" will Jl'ST VOr AND ME.PARK • Rusi'ile Park' has hffn \aliifd ,il SI Jim I iiilci 11n- Sf a" s:,\ . -^nnl ui'iiJin.il ! in lie Where We All . Uelong A second perlorn.anco be presented Tuesday, KID, Thur .Fn , Mun , THE ROSE, Thur , I", , . And I h.il 11| | Muiiiiiiin nl S Spaff Uils^sf\ S2I. \'ou tan tell \shfu a i l!i71', Searchm' ol "Masked Hall" w ill star May il! On Monday, May Tiu'S.AVi'ii ,Thur , 7::il); Mun , Tus , Wed , Thur I he i 11 ii T.I H.c- rivcnl Is Thf Yuiinu I,inns' sitii. piKif r u aj. hiadf b\ look excellence, and Kor A Rainbow i 11175 i soprano Alice Hetgeson ol 1'j, Allonso Vallejo's "Fly- Sat , Sun , 4:20. «, 139.; Sal . 1 :;u. . JII.appraised a! K; lion Superman'' S :in , um nl Ihf coik'.oii Ihc-lxil perlec The music laid Long Hard Ride i Berkeley Heights in theBy " will be read.Another CH.-U'TKH TWO. Thur . 9-20,Sun , 4 lo. H 2u THE Not .ill pullers .ire Sl.irlfl " s27_. "Jiai man " lun *"* dosvii bs the Hand Irom I i»7(i i. Carolina Dreams role ol Amelia. The date play to be announced will Fn.. Mun.. Tues . Wed . LAST EMBRACE. Thur . eijikilU i!t• --11 ,ililc And nl Sparl a Sf ut h i lii77i, o and TngellHT will he announced. be read Tuesday, May 21, 9:10, Sal.. Sun., 2:10, (i:ii5, Fn . Mni: , Tus . ttrd . i •!H!i"--e a pn^ler ill e\ ("anTTuia on their seci. id urever WEEKEND i|!t7Ki all achieved gold 9; 50. Thur . 7 15 Sal , ;4o, eoHenl euiidiliou is wnrlh LP lor Warner Bio: 7 4o. Sun , 2 .in. ii ,;."i more 1 dan I hi1 same one in CROSSWORD Rfi'ords, is all Iliis aiui record standings, svilh POINTS CINIMA more, it n platinum awards for Sear- FI\'K POINTS C1VEMA poor >hape narks a lurther UNION - 964 9633 I'lim' For A Rainbow and ' 1'moin I.A TAUH Al'X SAN FORD !is !UL:I.U!I l'oslf I•> lend In lie pn/ed expansion ol Hie alluring 3rd find Finai Woete Carolina Dreams (R) FOLLHS, Thur . Mon,, •THE CHANCEI.INfi. m a i ii I s lor 1 ss o ACKOSN DOWN |a/z direc heard on LA CAGE 1 UllilSNISlOil The Marshall Tucker Tucs.. Wed., Tluir , 7:HO. Fn.. MHII , Tues , Wfd , I hinu-. 11 ii' i f art isl ie 1 Ahsquatuliili' their smash Warners AUX FOLLES 5 Frt'tiih Hand members have re- 9:15; Fri , Sal.. 7;;$n. 9:25; Thur . 9 o5, Sal , Sun , s allle ' 1 e done I is a 2 (IWTW nariu- debnl "RunmiiM Like The ("Birds ola Ftathtr") riser i I jilt Marling May 9th 1 -jo, 5:25, 9 2li, SA'IVKN Iiimoii-s arl i^l MI- in Wind." as well as ex-mained close to their roots Sun., 4::?O. (1:15: B; ROCKY 10 tht- end N J EXCLUSIVE CALIGULA i. Fn . Mun . 'lilt's , SS ill , 4 Be in debt hilarating consolidation ol despite an international HORROR SHOW, Fri..Sat iinval is e in --.I s Ie • and Ilie 11 l"in-;i 5 Sucifed Fri., Sat., midnight: Thur , 7 15, Sal . Sun their rock and rhythm reputation. "THIROCKY midnight mos ie ilseil or s\ ho .-.laf 13 Krt'n/j 6 Sports situ routs. HORROR SHOW" .>. in, 7 Jo I i'd in ii Thosf lur eiill 14 Alias for 7 Surf on 111111 — lend In lie Infills Main or shore sound The Marshall Tinker LINDEN TWIN oNK 1 Last I i mi's ! nila \ , STRAND 'Sunmiii >uii(ihi .iIliT Tlifrelure il Kilbruk 8 More the Hook Hand a name they look 15 Shy Altar HKARTBKAT, 7. it IU.l.\m AND TliETRAMr. i> nut Mirprisiiiii ilial 9 Invigorate 22 Explain 28 Golf score Irom a key discovered (1) GILDA LIVE (i) IS Hereditary Thur , Mun , Tm> . Wfd . "('asalilanea " is i-urre.nlly 12 Decorative 23 Spring 29 Eat backstage one rehearsal (2) WHERE THE HILDA LIYK. Fn. 7 an. IT MnHqmtr..; Thur . Fri , 7. H 45. Sal , 2. 1 picture 24 Poet away day the group had ac- BUFFALO ROAM (Rj 9:25: Sat, 2'l."i. 4:05. ti. ihe -umli nio.si [lopular cause it :.! 5II, 5:4(1, 7- ;iu. li-2o. Sun' 16 Pluck 25 American 30 Billow quired a burgeoning 7: "55, 9:."):"). Sun , 1 . 45, :) ::{5. pu-»lf r i loss es ('I', those lor l 19 Yellow bUK Ie 18 Competent financier .11 Principle 2, :•!. 55. 5 .15. 7 1 5. l n5 remonal reputation when ;"i:U0. 7:25, 9:20, •^ueli I eeeul mosies as 20 Somewhat 21 Cactus 26 Frofes- 33 Wrinkle USTHOUIt I DON'T 0PM the\ were .signed to KIRK DOUCLAS Moil..Tiit-s , Wed..Thur , Siar Wars" and ''I'he 21 Uid Flower" star sional life 38 Equivwatt- OMTMILtrT I THE WINDOW Capricorn Records in 1972, DON'T LOW IN TNEMSEMINT FARRAH FAWCETT 7:15.9:10. Rucks Hoi'liir I'lCllire 22 Highlander fe e ') The Miser' Slioss " are also uaininu in 24 HixMiown site LINDEN TWIN TWO-- \ allle 1 ! to be staged 25 Nautch WHEHE THE IUTFALO The lolloss 11114 is an ex- Upper Montcliii Kirl |4 HCAM. Fn , 7 45, 9--10; The Mii'arler Theater ample ol s\ lial sonic movie EARLY BIRD ol Prmt'i'ton will prfseiil 26 Crow's MATINEES ANFORD THEATRE Sat. 2::io. 4:20. li-jn. ;•;, i."i. posters have sold Tor at cry ' ~ Moliere s ekissie eom- SAT, ONLY LADY AND THE TRAMP (G) auction in Ui7ii and early PLU5*LLTIMI I AVORITE 10.10- Sun , 2. :i:.")0. 5 45. 27 Plethora > 1 Ib SHOW EVERY FRIDAY t'dy.'Thi' Miser" at Kean HtHii. ,It ss ill )lwv sou an DI5NE¥CABTOOKS 7 4ti. 9::>.!. Mun , Tin's., '2S Sincere La',1 Time? Tonight Collegi's Little Theater 21 Wed . Thur , 7::5O. !i:25 idea ol what colleclnrs are 32 Mu« io " Apilrilh |)SI- NIIH " Tuesday, Ma\ i:i. at H |) m. w illing to pas 34 Key ret in Eniuti There will lit' nn _. - Spend Mothers Day With Us LOST PirTt'RK STIOW Posters made in Ilie 35 Murcott Lhiitfcit' lor admission, II or temple 2^ N.J. showing- Bring Her For AnOFAQPA Treat! a'nmn --BFST HuV, 19411s or earlier: 'The WALT DISNEY'S SUNDAY was announced thai tree 36 Cape of Film t'i Thur,. Muli . Tuc> , Wed , Thie! ol Bagdad' $481, ?1 SO 31 THRU FOB A BEAUTIFUL tickets iiiust be set'urt'd So. Am "FANTASIA" Thur. 7:15, !i:i5; Fn.. •Brave Little Tailor" 37 Bruwn FRIDAY ELEGANT WEDDING iroin lie student activities 11 33 11 h.iiiinl SIII i>)|ihiMin SIIUMII 7:;M), 9.:jo. Sal . 5:5n. 7:45. S:',4(i. "Lntle Old New SPECIALS FROM office at the collect* mineral !I;10, SulV"; I 45, :{:55. 5:25. it Y ui'k "' 477 . ' • • D i v e 31 Sharpness 5»""" Include! choice ol appetizer PROM 7 :>().!): 15 "The Miser" was per-Bomliei " !>41. "Santa Fe 39 "The Big Shrimp or Clam, Calsmari, formed at Mcl'arier's * : 5S Scungili Cocktail,Home Trail" S'lht. ".Johnny Fisher- Five HOLM'S Open Bar Theater's main staye Jan. man" Made Soups of Juice Flower',. Wedding Cake "MAIM.KWiiliD- -Last Apollo " SKii. "In the Good 411 and unbeatable Spiral Staircase 22 through Feb. 10 The 40 Convene Grtek Salad Bar times today: THE ROSE, Old Summertime" S2;5, r Waterfall Lobby Kean College- perfor- JAMES CMN 7, 9:15; APOCALYPSE "Anna Karenina" S20, MARSHA MASON mance is part of the UNBEATABLE NOW, Fri . Mon.. Tues.. B; •"This is Our Lite" $50, VAURIE HAfirtR SIT DOWN theater's regional lour of Cheitnut Tavern & Restaurant JUST YOU GREEK IATING Sat., ;5-.15. ti. B:45; Sun., :J. "Wulberiny Hi-iutits" SALAD BAR the production. 149 Chtsf-iiitjt^iileii' AMPLl FREE PARKING Chapter AND CLAM BAR 5:30. 8:15. SI lo, •The Ugly Duckling" CHG. CARDS Two ME, KID STEAMERS Additional informal ion S275, "The Postman OLD RAHWAY--LAST may, be obtained by call- HOUSE ON THE LEFT. Always RinKH Twice" $91, ing the sturieni activities i Hi., bat,, _"_TlH Pointer" S2(H». 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(Evening,) (201) 3545850 RESTAURANT OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 0 Lunch & Dinner * The fast breakfast includes 1 =-_!___ ^__ 2 fresh eggs, haslFBrbwns, 2 bacon strips and toast. House Inc. What a breakfast! Morris Aye., Near the Arch Elizabeth 85J-3900 # • Two fresh eggs, any style • Your choice of juice COURSE DINNER • Two slices off atopy bacon •Two pieces of toast From Our Special AAenu Only at these participating IHOP'S Served from opening to 11am Open 6am daily >7am Sunday • Flounder and 9pm till closing oH>idock \g_ .. ,„ _ -..„.,:.,.„.,. .--..... _ No carry out. •_..,.. . . -- FAIRLAWN PARSIPPANY oFrladCMcfctn 37 13 Broadway J M Fields Shopping Or Rte 46 St Bevefwvrk Rd- TEANECK Sun.13 5 VERONA Otter Valid thru M*y IM0 631 ELIZABETH Union 465 N Broad St Rte. 22West EAST BRUNSWICK ENGLEWOOD Mid State Mall Rlf IB 141 147 N Dean Si Plaia Shopping Center * WAYNE UNION ttaliwi Preakness Shopping Clf.. Rir my Hamburg Turnpike rtiuth€jitf. A/Uy I, 1980 SUBURBAN Silver Springs site REAL ESTATE MART calls to Jerseyons City • Suburbs # Fcum Country • Lake • Shore The folks at Silver Kpr pitch hoiHeshiH's and pur-hunting, boating, camp- ingg Shores in Ocala, Flu., sue arts and crafts hobbies ing, hiking, exploring and are making a pitch to New in special pottery and natural spring - water Stanhope Townhomes Jerseyites to put a lilt If woodworking shops bathing Disney World lies Springs in their future?. They can also enjoy, on 72 miles away and And what do they have to 0 the premises, socials, big—game fishing and offer According to thedances, billiards, com- water sports await all in are still a bargain blinders, many New 1 munity activities and live the Gulf of Mexico, just 40 There ace tuns only n York •\V\V"'.tiT .r-v- ,inrf' nvrrtnnkrnn Thf riving Jerseyites mighT like"tn thcaier—itr-»-s«tMa4^t;enteii in41t»H-f«t»v-thtrcommuui- picture this scene: a precious lew Ilighpomt at I'eMlr.\ |\ . 1111.1 ,111'.! All'l room, a lamily room svith by a clear, wide lake. •y. Stilllho|M' lOSMlhOMU'S It'll lhe\ ]')• i'\ I'll ' -1' i:-i T lii T M, i ••Inline u'-'iss doors to the recreation oriented com- A n d o n a n o t h e r Among the models of- 1 munity nestled in an area lor purchase ,ii the hike lor - ,s 11111111 ii L ,i nil MMI ot the home a •four—mile — wide lake, fered is the Flamingo, a ,iii(l mount,mi . <>11r11 r . 1 separate dri-sMiig area in known as the Central there's a beach and sail two- bedroom home pric- lili.ll Ml), Like <• i) ii111111 II 11 v ol! i 11 (• Tlii-1, ,il-o h,r, i- HI i.il Mic master lii'dioom, a Florida Ridge-on« of theclub with is o w n ed at $:M).:»K). Silver Spr highest, driest and most New Ion Stanhope Kxil nl , mil |Vi I i',il Mill,11 I,H i hi ii"- dual eulrs main hath a clubhouse, fishing dock, ings Shores builds large basemi'iii iccrea fertile regions in the Sun- boat ramp and sandy two -and three bedroom Interstate Kjiule ISO t I).', Ill V. lltllll 1 lil'l I H'A II LARGE FAMILY HOMES OF LAGUNA. VILLAGE — The quiet residential 1 'inn loom ,md ,i meat shine State, a land of gent- Perhaps most precious.ni i IIIIIIIIUIMI ', i in hidm; beach for swimming and homes, all of which con- 1 neighborhood at the front of Laguna Village homes gives little hint of the true 1 d'-al ot closet and slm age ly rolling hills, woodlands, sun bathing. t a i n extensive a!! is the. exceptional! , 111)', li|in I II ' - p I I \ ,i! i waterfront nature of the community, which Is located in Point Pleasant. Each of 1 |i.ice clear spring fed lakes enrgy -saving features loss mortgage I m.mrinu rllllilllill -c ,i||i| .'.'. I Ilillilli) In addition, there's the the large family homes (as shown above) backs on one of the wide, deep lagoons and lush, sub-tropical and are covered by the offer slill ' ,-ivailahle to poo! llmhpoini is situated Silver Springs Shores Golf that lead out to the waters of upper Barnegai Bay, with easy access to Atlantic foliage. and Country Club, where 1(1-year Home Owners Illnse u ho bu\ Illi' l,r-,l o| ( •.illcl Th.' si..nlin(M- .1 p 111 o \ i In a I e I _s ',:, fishing grounds. Prices start at Si 19,000, including home and site spacious 1 : Silver Springs Shon-s is members swim, play ten- Wa rra nIee PI a n these 11 a I 111' a I \\ 11 > > < I Mi.iuiiiHir llmh .-ni'l in minute - Ii om M<>n p-!'>« n in Florida's nis and challenge one of iHOWi.rHome costs in- enough for pool and patio between house and waterways bulkheaded in durable chalet like homes kll'plIiU V. Illl Ilil- II-iMOl, - 1 > (-n!>>i and'.,', minute - to citrus—growing area, a the finest 18-hole cham- clude carpeting in the Swedish-processed materials. The Laguna Village Information office is located J el I res I'll n i a liiyli iiioiiiiliiiii t«• < • J i r i M Manhattan region that also boasts pionship golf courses in master bedroom and liv- opposite entrance to the community, at 2133 Bridge Ave., Point Pleasant, just developer • • f the eoin i!i(J,hj) c4 Thursday, AAay l, i960 All Over Town' set DC club •All Over Town." becomes involved with a matinee will be presented Farris named modern larce by Mutray social worker and a conon Sunday, May 11, at 2 UCTI students distribute Schisgal, contemporary artist. p.m.; mothers will be ad- '.playwright best known loiv_ The^comedy will he per- mitted free when accom- his play "Luv," will be formed in Union Colleges panied by ticket bearers. dental kits for teachers Kean College VP prcsentd by Union Col- Studio :J2 through May 17, All other performances lege's Drama Society ill a A special Mother's Day will be held at 8 p.m. Sixty students in the dental hygiene packets on a vohinlrer hasi> tor the The board ol trustees ot Kean College 10 day program at Union County Technical In Regional Health Planning Council, the in Union has- appointed l)r Vein King run 1 y Charge for Pictures stitutt are distributing educational official Health SvMnii-. Agency lor Karris as vice president lor academic. 1 packets to all public elementary Union, Kssi'%. Warren. Morns... and. Tillairs- Now liilefT'niTicc president lor Tin play, described as a There is a charge of $5 for wtdding and engagement schools in the county jo help teaeliei^ Hussex Couiilies instruction ami curriculum al Stale company ensemble piece pictures. There is no charge for th« announcerWent, tench dental health to youngsters UmveiMls ii| \ew York al Hrockporl, by Prof, I)oiuild Julian, whether with or without a picture. Persons submitting The Agi'llcx's denial goals cmnmit the director, centers on a wedding or engagement pictures should enclose the %$ The UCTI students, all enrolled in the lee, which is in charge oi this puhlu- she will assume her new duties July I socially prominent but ec- institute's two year associate in applied education ellorl. is headed In l)r Mar A graduate ol Tuskcgce Institute. centric family which payment science degree program, are delivering tin Blee'kiHT Included in Us nieinlu-r « here she rccci\ ed a bachelor's degree the packets in person durum the spring ship arc two member-, nl the UCTI in biology, she holds ,i masters' in semester to add the personal touch and laculty and skill (Jladslinie and Csn /iio|ng\ and doctorate m /oology to make the teachers and other school thia Niv ol Sprmgtii'ld. acting dean o| pal aMlolojix troiM ihc University ol personnel source lor them ' according the UCTI Technical I >iviM Union College has received a federal- one of its classroom buildings, Orkin Choose from many light and ly-funded $44,954 grant from the New said. In addition, timing devices will be bright patterns,,, plus /00rt jersey Department of Energy for installed to assure that the various cotton wlidi also in the energy conservation work on the cam- systems use the least possible amount group... easy care washable pus, according to Dr, Saul Orkin, eol- of energy, particularly at non-peak InsiusS-M-L... president. —With the-savings in eleotrieity that The energy conservation measures will result from these improvements, designer grant will be used to improve the project will pay for itself witnin two substantially the efficiency of the years of its completion." Orkin said. He ain-conditioning and heating systems added that the project is expected to be carpenter existing in the college's library and in finished by this coming September, Jeans wnittiiousc Tuneup saves cash 5,000 moving parts The "cash" value of a tuneup in And Every Designer terms of gas consumption savings Is 11 Wonder why things sometimes go percent, according to the Car Care wrong with cars? An automobile con- Baggie In Stock PRKCD Council. Perhaps more importantly, tains some 15,000 parts. Of these, about tuneups produce quicker starting, 5,000 are moving parts subject to fric- WE WILL nlEEEDCNPC If you Hnd any ether tiers m UNION County which tion and wear, indicating the impor- advertises the tame Htm lor less on thisJ data. smoother running and better perform- PAY THE UirRnClibC " - "- " ing engines. tance of oil changes. 00 Architect, ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiHHiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiii 12 Vinyl Wall Hint indigo denim.., modified baggies,,, siies 26-34... 95 EM*! Orang* srfif i'h Mini ur s*, r Just .100 pes, fiat. SPECIAL ORDER limit 1 per customer TO SELL? —CALL— PARSIPPANY CHATHAM UNION NIW PROVIDENCI •AST ORANGE MFCS, LIST PRICES! HI 4* H irllnilia I'la JM \krin Sirrrl 1714 SlUitfiMrtl *m i tntral tifnyr OVIR 3000 PATTERNS 1 AT OUR III.17UI ft Mi-i mi Mt-JIHI CLASSIFIED i)S,n: Mundpi, lurMlii, Open: Mimdai, iuridK. ! plii™l.,,,dil.Ji) NEWEST 1910 BOOKS UidlirMlii.lrldii «nd Urdnrdit, In.I,, and iri&m? t Silurdgi IPi,, # svmrdi; I!) fit h ^•lyrdif III lii it *>l!iirdi> III hi h ' Monday and Thurtday MO OttCOWKT LHKR THMi 15% • NEW LOCATION! Friday 10 lo 9 Thurid»> 10 lo 9 Thursday 10 lo 9 Triurtday 10 to 8 ON inn BOOK M TM wtom 10 is i OVER 20,000 PATTERNS ill MlrH Ikl rifht III limit Qumlllin. On salt thru Sat, Architect. Alkyd House ;V ARCHfTtCTURAL CEILING WHITE uQa, TRADE UP f Porch ft : Floor Enamel TO SNAPPER DEPENDABILITY! SNAPPER walk mowers include these performance features: 1 •Vacuum "power for a smooth professional cut and the ability to bag cuttings HOUIB under tough conditions. Qtott White ihtol^lhSNAPiERJ to a mulching __ mower which chews up cuttings so fine they become lawn foodd, ^Afwjher ppttorUhe gnapparizer, eonverts your aNAPPeR to a teat,, GRAND OPENINfi SPECIAL shredder aha Tawh vacuum m you can go oveTfour times as far without emptying the bag. Bauioh I Lomk 4Self-propelled models have rear wheel drive and six forward speeds for mowing slowly in tough grasses or quickly in normal situations. A Super Kern-Tone fingertip control disengages the drive for trimming in tight places, Latex Wall Super LaMi SOFT CONTACT The rear-engine SNAPPER HeuM II Hi-Vac rider gives you a Qal smooth, even cur. Wua: LENSI immediate response steer* J Ing forcuttlng in tight places; (prai«ii)en#l Cart on-th-go adjustment of Exterior Latex Addition.!) cutting height and speed; House Paint and a floating cutting unit which minimizes scalping damage, SNAPPER Hi-Vac riderscan vacuum cuttings, leaves and litter intoanopttonaieor 30bushelcatcner.even Vffl" - , during high moisture conditions. TOSENIOR Before you buy, compare the quality and perfor- Poryur»th*oe ON COMPLETE CITIZENS ON mance features of a SNAPPER. You« find SNAPPERto wort h LJqoWPI^ttc COMPLETE more because it "does mere. And its price Is competitive with EYEGLASSES EYEGLASSES other qual My mowers. Driveway COMPLETE EYItAM MOUNTAINSIDE Seater SEMICES AVAIUILE SPRINGFIELD EQalon Pram GENERAL MOTOR SERVICE CARPINAL LAWN A 10M Ok>t» AVMIM GARDEN CENTER DR. ARTHUR I. FRIEDMAN an Mllrtown Ro»d anowinsT SCOTCH PLAINS ~^ WESTflELP ANDERSON LAWN MOWER LA ORANDE, INC. SCOTCH PLAINS, Mf South Avmui I, TUN., WB*. Thw», Ml 17Jf lait SMMld StrMfl 964-5812 • UNION 730 A.M. lo • PJH. MNN 8l . JERSEY CITY Monday • FrM«y SP-M New Jeney WEST NEW YORK 730 AJ*. to* PH. r" - Thursday. May 1. 1*80 ADS Call 686-7700 To Place ^^^ Call S86-7700 To Place An Ad ^•Jni01iiI«iiiiiiiiir- - - - Music Instruetiqris 1 tWpW»irt»dM«WtWcnnn 1 Hip Wim«H»«n t Wftn.n 1 Mt W»nUd Mtn t Wwt.n 1 Htlp Hmftd Mm i Wan.n > Help Wmitd Men t Wom.n 1 Help Winted Mtn t Hwm 1 iutjnwi Opportumtm J FOR SALE PIANO1 OUITAH SHOPPER1 3MONTHS ~ INSTHUCTIONS SECRETARIAL TRIAL NEED A JOB? BANKING SUBSCRIPTION Consider these luM lime oppurtunifie^ a aiiabip at our TO EVE •. PBISi dper^t^on^ Cgnffr, .p Berkeley Heights *p#rfenc»?d o^ Commercial Lending Now 15,000C'rtula1isn r FREE TRAINING FOR MEN & WOMEN h£Qifiner, we may have whai you vn be?fi l Hing for Dfiubic inflat>sn tighter Join )he ranHs ot one e* OlALEHS V»fiNTBD 'I Nrjw tnu can ye! -i J cenirs! N J % pfemmenf FOR SALE 11 V -iris at.Marwick.Mitchcll&Ox rr.ontm trial iuOSCr.ptitjn • LEDGEH Cl.KHK financial msfiiufigns AS DATA ENTRY OPERATORS 10 E it % Prpsi. a il SO • PROOF OPERATOR j/itue (gr only a tutu and, rjn top ot tnai ?oy yei a Learn keypunch through ynhrnifed We have an SHASSNEB : • MAINTENANCE ENGINEER imrnetfigfe ps^ii ton I 1 y t, iH/p'iis.iig a program funded by available a% Stf rotary far OliCOUNI COUPON We're coming Work in a position where your pltorti will OP recogniied S. back W'tf* /our jf>r i f'f*bi our Commefciai tending THE UNION COUNTY DEPT, rewardefl Our oertetlts include profit sharing a, aental issue Tfis is I'j'i' 'tsnti! insurance Plesie call our Pprsonnel Department at Department , n tM i a n Candidate should qei^e^s to try viriuflliy 'rep "•«? OF HUMAN RESOURCES B&Bf FURNITURE to Short Hills! 522-8585 exteiien! imping and sfens tastpit gro«.fB "r-.d.i'j'Oer DIVISION OF EMPLOYMENT skins as wen as" trie aBiiiTy pun .it align •« iru' i'a',1 It's 1 Kt-ul, Murwkk. Mill lull & Co f Q i. 0 ffi m y n 1 c a t e rno'Hiyl fjl ""rt' tJ'Ol'f & TRAINING (CETA) hint, tips rtdvifp ana I. l'\ I "It 111. li U'Uv.iilMj! llliv.1 Ol its olik'i's I rum pMectiveW We offer a Training provided by a private company rompHiiive % a \ a r y Ni-u,irk In Sluirl IlilK iiriniiui Scpii-iiilivr I, !4W!, Summit andS cgmmfnsyfgfp with i- f that will retain successful graduates. pri¥iousfnper!(?nce aiang itnrj i fan (Jponmj's i:\isl now lot v.vrtMiii ial. ssnttl prih.es with a comprehensive and is geditaiPO '0 !(iiins To qualify for this 6 month training program, you must oe benefits pfoyrarn lcncui pi'tMimicl Elizabeth J 1! like i! '5 Send tor *OUB 1 A resident at Union County, exclusive of EiiiaBetn siiiii. si.iliMK'iil l>pniy anil general i tQpy today, and Si DO tc, 2 Unemployed, underemployed or in school lnili.il sunk liKillion will heal C laii'^as C unicr in Value 3 Economically disadvantaged or receiving public ^lMllfHO» 111! '-.UMfvin MAH! UNPI jfiAl IIJN f- .nancial inteffpr.s»s assistance . Ncwiirk and ihcrcufUT ill I he Mack Huildiiii; on p o io« il J.K.K. Parkway in Shun Hills. 367 Springfield Ave,, Summit, N.J. Curai Springs, Fi : i,u6'_, HF DSDOV you m*y receive An equal Opportunity employer m t a Training allowances h transportation to ana from We oiler: A S3.50 VALUE Franklin •• K 6 1 3 * the Training site *> Starting salary 13 71 to l< 00 per nour after • 35 hour week graduation Person l!s Sit I, •liberal benefit plans State jirulh , interested persons who live in Employment Opportunities Crantord, Roselle, Roseile Park, Kemivyorth, Rahway, •professional work (c. union tVauxhaJil, Linden, Hillside, Winfieia S, ClarN apply The smartest environment, Available With placetqStartadkt ' THE UNION COUNTY EMPLOYMENT •salaries commensurate ttfVETEBf & TRAINING CENTER with experience Equal OPDtr Jlo West St, George Ave , Linden, N J COCKTAIL li >mi are mieie\ied in nunini; ill in il-- interested persons who live in. For classy in your town Springfield, Berkeley Heights, Garwood, Mountainside, lii'ld, send sour resume in lOiindeiKe'l Scotch Plains. Fanwood, Summit, New Providence, Male 4. female part time day positions available only Ca« coMeet 20f-75? 7677 William I h.inne\ Flexible hours to meet your needs NO experience SKCKETARY piainfieia k Westfleld apply it: Bring in fhis id and iivi BIBLE QUIZ nfl H BL F necessary, uniforms furnished For sales tield QMice, snprt IMrector ol' \drniimlrjli\t hUlZLB rrj THE UNION COUNTY EMPLOYMENT Apply m person to manager between 14,4pm ?&,9pm hand requ.rMd. *'?r,&llrin^ 12 00 whin figiiftring Pi>al. Marwuk. MiU hell & Co Benefits. s .1 i ,1 r y 1 It TRAINING CENTER <.au»j\ ! e g rri m t n s u r a ' »7 " ' Ih 1 iJewestHhit , Piaindeid, N J 2650 Route 22, Union psperipncp NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE! Newark. New Jer<*> 07102 114 Locust St., Roselle, N.J, EQUITABLI Lil-E Equal Opportunity Employer m f 429=439 Morris Ave., Elizabeth J'100 Route I'l B . Union, 964 Lean Lme Inc lfSO i K J i 1 i 1000 EOUJI i.op'y i:- mOiOysr E spires June ?, '?B0 DEADLINE FOR APPLYING IS MAY S 59 Central Ave, Clark LIND6N Grace K j i I ___R S, il Episcopal Church, DeWiTt r Terr gi Robinvyood Ave , 4ISISTANT BOOKKEEPER Tues at 9 15am Fantastic position with top t Survey SERVICE SECRETARY. company Experience in enceliini growm opportunily LINDiN United Research) — - TYPIST rVlethodist Church. j!3 Dank recs , posting of vvestai inc , a social science REPRESENTATIVES Sheet Metal BOSition, lor setretary with purchases, cash, etc Ail SECRETARIES good typiny and wood Ave N TUBS at ' 1 i research tirm. will Be Work for BOOMING Full time opening in Mechanic p m V 05 cqndyctinQ household Clark, full time & part Typists General office organuatignai s Kills m rapidly expanding Milmyrn RAHVVAV Temple Beth • - KMi interviews for a time openings in Summit, With Sheet Metal loo shop General labor olfice No Jterio reauired Torah, 1389 Bryant SI , BEAUTICIAN y S Department of Laser Ad Agency! Part time hours are 9 11 experience in close Ciill P6 3820 [Between Central 8, Elmi, BUNK BIDS— Full or part time, employment survey in Union *( tiiii promise you the A M 4,30 P.M., Monday, tolerance work on chassis, TEMPORARY County N J Salary after maon But will you settle tor Thursday S. Friday. Local Top Rates Kill Mon at 7 i 5 p rti experienced only, Suburoan caoinets, panels, moael UNION Holy Trinity Coiltures, Iryington. 175 4i47 training, 14 00 per hour one ot the most exciting fields Responsiblliiles will work, etc. Bonuses Never a Fee Interviewers On earth? include cashing checks Si ml 1P0 Lutheran Church, KJ't •• _:„_—-. " R s 4 i SECRETARY Tucfeer Ave , Tues at 7 i s Must have aBiiiiy to accepting deposits Teller -, !i»NTIC BOOKKEEPER part time IF YOU HAVE: experience preferred. High Starting Rate Leading He* Jersey security p.m days, permanent position communicate well with MAI^PCWER firm in MillBurn. seeKS ROSELLE Congregation BLE peoeie . . ,- — • i«cenent Taping Fleaiecal! ou . _ Call Sax Elliott iJBirienceo full charge, thru •; Arf P/H (or detaiT Department at experienced secretary Pa^T Imanuei, iSii jchaeier general ledger ]75 3306 must nave good reading Ah ROW METAL """ An equal oppty employer accurate t/pist «itn gooel • Organuatipn Plus 533 8585 Aye Cor o< Braoklawn - R it i SKilU FABRICATORS INC snort hand Competent ri Awe .i riur ,it ? 11B "i must have An ability to 191 Mt Pleasant Ave 244 Morris Ave , Sptld. BOOKKBIPiR Part time VS'ELL OFFER YOU J3 No Ave E .Cranfora handling aetaii Good salary, reaa maps Newark, N j attractive ftenefits, pleasant ClrVIETEH f small Springfield Advertising • An insiBe spot at N J '5 373 9130 Com rp ij ,t y must nave use ot a reliable largest ao agency working conditions For Aaency Looking lor a Bright, W _^^^^^^m^^ Ril I Church 11 T > 1 I ' car • Plenty of responsibility, K i 4 1 •? interview apOQintnneni fiwi-geiic person to handle will Be reifnoursea at II please call Betty, 3'9 600u v' l i i.tf t, I general (rial balance and typing bills and invoices to Ml Mt> 111 \1 !• \1!K cents oer mile, tor use ol SECRETARY Bill laies Estimate, 4 to S hours maintain vital "Cash Plow" c* ho automoBile • Good starting salary bt Qi' y Ptr day, for a 5 day week must Be aoie to work 387 Springfield Ave. EmploifiTunt Wirrtid • very attractive Benelits CLERICAL TYPIST Church. i50 Bidgewood invoice typmg Please call evenings f. weeKends Summit:, N.J, Immediate openings tor a Qcl , Monday 1 IS p fn HOUSS IALE 37*6700 • must be able io attend a i E x p t: r i p n c e d , For immediate Iqual oppty, employer m f Secretary and a Typist in our 2 LOCti. ELMO Hi ELIZ4BE TM day framing session 'SUMMER WORK" (leaning U consideration, call Linda mmmmm_—^ K S 4. Murray Mill Regional Office, E I rn o r ^i P r p i. E3 y 1 f- r . a n 1QQKK1IP1R Part time This is a temporary position CEMETER Y GS«C!L6N0 Rosenberg at Pi 9590, Secretarial position requires pr01 esh 10n .i 11 y Churfh. v.nplUjy &, Mngip tar medical office in union appro* 4 montns Monday Friday. • CLERKS good typing ana steno sKills hgmp C FOR SALE FOR SALE Winltd ta BU} *p»rtin«nli For Rent I? ViuliM Rtntlh 124 WI IRVINOTON Very GREEN ISLAND LIGHTING fixtures, lamps, WEDDING UKgolo riesiraeie. igrge J1 i & J room Niver. I hetlrnorrl at discount prices Many buy «nd 1*11 bsekt shades, pans g, repairs 3J 1 PARK AVE , PLFLD aBartmentj 1210 i, 1225 *' B ,st hs, L 1 v intj 1 LIOCHS , aiwitt itemtnt sg, ,_„„ siyiei^ *i« B040 PL 4 3«0 includes heat & hot water, 1 1 1 equip , hOge assart 1st brand R 5 4 is Kit 17 porch Ctlll »6I IV." m ™ «ol disc 'tip Roaster's WEDDING invlttiioni at I'm t.Oup. Kt 29, LiimBl'rtviMl'. discqurit prices, beautiful M.6.3» V7 WILOWOOO CWEIT 1 A, J N J open 7 tl,iysftO9 '197 IK"' r*i»ed--l«t-t«r--tiV9 --ot—your— REAL ESTATE IRVtNCTON (tjpp«r)] rooni Ht'drOOili apjar IitiiMim k t t Is choice Many styles 41* B040 apartments iri tni5 wpil kept Ijlocfe from liraHi Only a H-yy WOViNG TO FLORIDA R 5 i (4 elevator building with gas wiM.ks ayaila'JIt' nil scnmi Musi sell partial contents ol VARD SALE Saturday way House Fw Sale iie.it Newly "(lecoi iiterl cli^.c: Ouilt pr ici «, f.(hf)H7 ifti.t emgyisiie home, designed oy jry 10 A Sf, .1 p M 381 ihrouytiout with rirw^kitthef^ V <, 1 1 \U i iituni'li S, ilppliiinfes">F- lours decorator Complete 3 year Yaii' Ayr. MIIISIIIII V,ltly iUIZABBTM old . iiviny room qualify itoms houst'>\,:iri-*5 M r.ioim from VHO per couch.Victorian clothing, ivnsc i mm In Cm Vii WB AUTOMOTIVE chairs and love Seat, lames. I . BOYLE HS 4 97 IRVINOTQN-2 / i ] roon chandelier accessories desk • -^ ^ CAL L t WY Ol HUWt •'• \ Automob les fgi Sill witti cha.r, washing machine. I • *' "**»*' 16 ,ip,utmrnts liril lloor Heat III; iv. bedspread, drapes I'OLLKCnC AREA a, not w.itcr supplied See 311 7034 PUPPIKI 1 Fi'm.ilr mixed .EXFCUMVF 'stylo tolomal : Super at 4M3 iluyvesanl j M CADILLAC iEDAN Dt I bhepard J, Tprrier FREE 10 featuring 4 hridroorn1. larae j Avr I f v inyton VILUE lull puwir Mirrii qoofl riome Can 688 1749 NEW MATTHeSSlS—Twin living room ihmnu room. , lii|Ji- ill'* r,1(1,,11 Mri-s \\ SOI) i nf lii'M liili-r ' <_ ,ii! >(, 1 4/77 Or lull IJ3 Butcher tllOCk Of HC.pnte kitchr-n Cimiral air t Ofici il i On > nq t_nnvcniun! IRViNGTON luppen 1300 FfiA pinr or ni.iple ifloli'S M WanttJ ta Buy loi at.on Sorinfltirld Aye Large store "7S CELICA—Auto ft^ 17 1 Wooden inmrsSM 341 9B83 Cnli J1).! UO0 lor rent (^»tures for sale See B tram. A C. 46.000 rri.les , 1 » IFIs ANTIQUES WANTKQ IHf B O Y L f C O M P A N Y Super on tlrviwood Terr Side uwnpr Clll (,H6 J0J6 ur 966 I%1 rtttcr 6 M V SSSAN WURLITIER-J LKed turniturij iin?fhiriq old Hi>altor l.'l 6B64 years old MUe new Best Top Cash 446 30HB ,in,t'mi' li40 North Avr HA 5 4 W6 K S 1 S 1 ' t i ^aLTtfi union ini' offer Call, 686 5W L IRVINOTON uipperl s nice '4f CORVETTE Wli.tc w.ln MM 104 Mioms No children uniler 12 HA 4 V fS BASEBALL GARBS lilack mtfriur New niO, 4 Trash or treasure? No pi'ts Meat I, hot water PIANO KimBall Spinet, teri AND ANY Ijllil M si'OU I S MAKKDKKKK •ilieen Now interior 16.000 or included fail VI B«SO tii-s! iitliir Call .liter 6 PM maple Best OHer 6M 8'*i C Ol i I C 1 AH! I S 4(1? OlViS T.V^i", only IHJ6 64 'Of thi^ 4 R i 1 8, J ' ^76 2 .! S S after 4 P» WciKoarii Lilpt* W' *h LANDLORDS No Per No IOOKS Get Cash,,. • Humnum hiUiny on .1 MtiuS HA a la fs ohhufltion Nd oipcines 'S LINCOLN TOWN CAR Wo byy and iell Books L.nrqp i>,ii ui tiiti.nrn A^knHl •r,, r iM.neO Si cuaiifii-d fenents POOL I H » 1 H (I f- . HIT 1 \ VS.000 miles Loaded : ike I. I PAWh ill I'l I , 11 !Hrt * r %Hp \ Si-(* toMAV ' vacuum sfcimmiT Lldder onl. North Hi'ally 964 ft404 I new Call 321 B55B Or Call isuntiay only.ueiwi'cn Ui i h,tr I*""-, A | 746 0410 flnd I P (VI 68* J'69 HHMLINC.EH LANDLORDS , Vie MSP 'if reeheri desiriiaole LATEMOOILS SALI C.vm ut Dia ti.nents at no cost to you ds KKAI.TOH ;J7(;-;WU' : 77 io /« models at wholesale LonreBation Anshe Chesud TIME REALTY Iff OH i ri cj M 51 104 • prices prices Call lor details Orchard Terr 4inci bi Gosrgo Gold C-LiiU>ctiuns I, t* ROiELLI PARK ; CUSTOM LEAS! ••'•'•OO Aye Linden May 4th Ma* Bur'nfl Silwr Cmn% bilmir UNION 6 room modern ri Room Ij. trvel Assumatsle 6th !J»M 3 P fV\ Dollars ilglg i?3v foflJ i-3 apartment 5 poinfs arfr Mertoage Must sell1 i up DENNIS CQiNb 4-Vl i . E^afhs. i window air REFRIGERATOR 19 CuB'C Union Ave Irvuicjton US t ond if loners eat in kitchen AutK Wmted 119 Fl Whirlpool COUCh 3 swivel ifi$ Branfti ntt.i i' Call 355 1157 chairs.lamp taeie 964 U'l Geo PATON Assoc, •BLOOMF-IELH CEN'tH 416 Chestriut Sf "T OUTRACiKOUS ! W i > •, p II,, park ,'jl 96S r SCINI-An Mittrn blue jay finds to her nest ol just-hitched chicks In 20 panels, each 18 feet high by three feet wide and spliced togefhtr to form the fointwest Eastman Kodak Co., Colorama, on o.^play above the main concourse picture. In New York City's Grand Central Terminal onti! May 27. The exhibit consists of Bradley starts drive to build fuel reserve I he '•', I i I • 111L1 • ill 11,11 I i • I - per \V.\SIII\<;TO\ Warn coiiMder.- Hie inldue PINE BARRENS MONSTER—This spicebush caterpillar is one of thousands of d.i> I l'iu me In Ihr- cuiiii illU thai the tlu\ ermneiil resolution, I intend I" Mlh species of animals, plants and insects—some unique to the Pine Barrens- I1 \ I riini 1 he I'el -lan i iilll musl build up iis crude nil mi! an amendment li discussed in a new book, edited by Rutgers University botanist Richard Forman area uould reMilt m .111 stockpile In proleel iia reinstate tile III! The caterpillar presents a fearful image to hungry birds passing overhead Bui Imlll eei ilH ilnle lo-.s ol >l I n I Innai SCH'III'IIN . Sen Kill . nn/iil M111 the bulging green head and enormous orange and black 'eyes' are, in fact, only u,j»1 j billion in llie lurin ul In--! liillinii !( Hi protective camouflage. What appears to b# its mouth is actually the creature j ,11,,.,. |uli-. ill' lll\ i--1 IIH'lit iipjiul leading a ui'niip ul head. The I'j-mch caterpillar, which will later become a spicebush swallowtail and liiuhi-i .senators will pun in --up butterfly, was photographed at !' 5 times its actual siie by Rutgers entomologivt iilieiiipt in maintain lull port n| that tin >ve I" '' '" Ray R, Kriner , budget aulhnri/at 1 • >n lor I'.radley prepared hi.-, I'.r;idl.'\ aNo the Slraleeje Petroleum remark- lor de!i\oi\ mi lll;lt ll"1 ' mh' I SI,ilr-. had lip Hl'M'I'Vr the Senate Ilinir as part ol experienced t 'A 1, ml ,,upp H"I III 'I I •lit ll'U.ii !'. pi ' Uu r S I r;i I e 14 1 e a discussion with several v dill iriiM or a •- i >• a -l. 1 it • pa-- . \1a1- ,1 •'etnileum UI'MTVC , is Aniciiiu !|IC>M> one chilli- e» I 1 1 ti,, rll pni '•- ul ssoelully inadequate now cnspniisonim I he Bradlev perioil in li s 1 ill \ i1 -pen! nd nilii-i anil the program is in a amendment are t'jierjjs a 10b 11K 1 * reiju ludicrous stale o| hrnbo ( 0111 milt ee s ha 1 rma n iidlli I - I i. I N 1 • Growing \ a Hi :c \t la 11111 iiL IBULLSEYE AGAINST ASTHMA—Louis D. Magarelli, left, president of the despite yrovuMii danL>or> Henry M .laeksoii 1 |) I Illllerl . 11 11 • 711 1 f 111. ! Central New Jersey Lung Association, hits the bullseye of dart board used to nl a major oil supply ill Wash ' and Sen Huh hole "There 1-. no dens 11m an chaiice> al'e > ill I It'iTlipliDii, especially ill • |{ Ka.n 1 urm'iil need In resume reads In luo1. e nil promote the American Lung Association's recent Program Development and 1 Fund Raising Conference in Atlanta, in which Magarelll represented the local llie Persian (lull area Bradle) , a memher ,,\ iiiir till ol llit Sl'K a' a Older \ our llie• •.'. lii-n '• group. With Magarelll, from left, are James F. Loughlln of Railway and Michael ss, here \se ^el about LI.") 1 lie Kliel J4\ ( 'omilill tee, rapid parr." Hiad|i\ \ nil the joid '.'.all i: I: j, Duffy of Union, members of the association's board of directors. Loughlin is an percent ol all the oil we riiunied lasl week Irom said "II is a ,-,tep we will are not a p'laui use. B)adle\ told (he the Middle Kasl. where ha\f to lake -UHIIIT HI detail per-oii iiieutrvt with American Cyanamid Co., Linden, and Duffy Is vice president of reliremeril tin-, Senate he ine.l ssilh otlicials ol latel' The soniier We Ian the Frinklln State Bank, Union, the time ha- cull "The ecnnomu con Saudi Arabia, Iraq, < )maii up lull and ael, the iimi i to become one i(j,ed ami other countries to seeui'e we will Inj oil siipplvYuliill suiuld be talk about energy secliri Union Public Notice severe unless we can turn I> Issues iricludinii the to a helty Sl'K to meet Sl'li LOOK AHEAD! LEGAL NOTICE t> tp 1 Un n N I to NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE OF HE A H NT our iK'fds. and tiu> threat I n h1s pre pa red NOTICEOFHEARING 0 r 1 T f tn PLEA E Twl^E "" *" F TOWNSMIPOF l t pa nt willp p h t n pp SAVE THE LITE OF A tailored to fit the Beedt ol a supply interruption is remarks Uradley noted UNION ppl nfi m o p j - d 1- w nth op FRIEEffi OR HliaifflOR.,HOW? of your organlifttion. Per likeU to tie with us tor at Ihai the I'tnted States PLANNING BOARD - n p Pd J n a t Developmet Company D tMgpm t TAKE NOTICE teat on cd b/ v 1 t — additioo!>.l inforoatlon now has slightly mope Sehedoie a prDgran for your least live more years. Thj drty Mrt/ 15th 1980 flt E q q J civic club, social group or contact t'i« This is a matter ol prune Ihiin !M niilliiiu barrels nl H m p M th M v \ M T I n on N J h p 3 ( B Id a 1976 AAo o t ad Ir pi n religi£u?~urg»oiiitioB tiiftt Union "County Chapter "t*t+trt*t*t-M h 1— all ottt'— Jmnn hjcw. lur ,0 ^_^ tlii^ t n t I E*rl fl nrj nay i«ve a life. The 512 VeiitBioiter Avenue ell i/i'iis equivalent nl t:i days sup PUBLir 1111 tnr PU BCT^ AiB Caoeer Society srtJJ. hPld by thp Plnnn ng Boa d f IN PECT JN at the =itpn 1231 Elliabeth, New Jertey "Yet. the Carter Ad ply al the present level nl tn Town hpolUnonlo the Fi 4 P ri J Oft P 1 J > K kman Pla a free program, val ol IEL 1.-T3T3 1111 n.ist rail on has. reius,ed American" imports. lie PP ° t- PI n nd JT tn ~r app =i t thp p/ /1 t- 1 • ' "-- uB a on lor Prgoe ly h r ny a my Me the f p t on 4D2 to purchase oil I'm- the also pointed out that the •wnpd Dy CALVARY ah|f ton and fa on n d nan e reserve lor over a year lioveruinent hail sel a ASSEMBLY OF GOD t the to e n T nq th the fh !i ip f ti- ff I and. the- Senate Budyo! target ol sinrmu .Inn I n h p t u nl 1 FI c Committee has decided In million barrels ol oil m 1 HI I- Jl 14 I 14 1 t rl t- F IN 1 / t r t t I -J eliminate all hudtit'ta! y the reserve by the end nl I E t J N J t t rl rl h j f authority to buy oil lor the 1 h h nj pj k 1 tf MJ T f th 1 b ti•"• xt s ear. and 1 lit I" w nap ddt d H(_ I t I P SPK. Takmy such action Si'ha tor said that ap 9th WHU p epar d D Hm (I CP >• e Engne n j I a n J [p in the name- of fiscal parenlly is "an uupossi M catp I E L F F responsibility, I lear, ble task" Iu achiese bs A py of a d te Pin u 1 f )tf and b d v on ha t"epn Flann nq B a 3 would be in Hut with that time t led and a a latilp for 1 win trorr Pia disaster afr/i time when PUBLIC IN PEC TION a! the Un n New Jer e ff t To illustrate liie poten Plann rg Board Off ee B d E 3 vvi' instead should lie put- ^01 684 1821 lial seope ol the prolilem Obie to may appear =it the u on LeaJe May 1980 1 6 A M N hear ng TI ^ f I th I N T H t. P tiiiK far more oil into lacing the rnited Stales. F i S14 B4 hiect o nd H L fc £1 Pf EM storage in siijepuard our Uradley cited a recent the pforp n w t nq % th the t A, PAN y economic- and national NOTICE OF HEARING H P L study by S.anlordrmver- % nn"nJ £ - d»" < '- n i security. PLE E Tt- t N TI E sitv which concluded that Apui dni N -T ir t 10 t n (- n "So when the Senate a.im.-yearmteiTuptionol ^LVAPY A EMBLY ,F .-1. Dr FRANK R VAN 3 DEAN (or A variance Irom ' — This notice is puulishtd by th e requirements Of the DO.VTTK \I)K-IN — « the Applicant by Oraer of'the Township af_ Union Liind Township of Union Planning DovCOpni^nt Ordinancl .'and n voi'iu'AH — i' \I.I. \ssii-'U-:i) ' Kean walkers will help pets Board, tor sue division site plan The Associated pledge contributions for Triomas J. Sfrapp, approval > so as to permit P.E L.S.P P the erection and use of '!) Huniune Societies has an- each mile attiiined by the Administrative Officer, I81X!J'X48" ova! above CHRYSLER Planning Board iiounced that tliu Science walkers. ground swimming pool 1 Swanstrom Place located at 19 IS Oakwood Head Off Inflation at the Pass Organization ol Keati Col- Additional details are Union, Ne* Jersey Parkway which is in violation PLYMOUTH lege in Union in sponsor- available Irom Kristin of Section 515 of the Land Hillt May 1, 19hO . Development Ord Use DJAL-AURE and Save Gas,; mg a Walk a thon to be Burkhardt at ii8fi-2KH2. (Fee;S15.12) Any person'or persons r a ) Delivered to you front dejer held on Sunday with all of fiffected by this application mav have an opportunity to b) Low discount pne os UNION COUNTY'S the proceeds being be heard at the Public Hearing to be held by the e! FREE Valves 4 Gift donated to the Society for TOWNSMIPOF Board of Adiustment on May the benefit of the animals Jl, 1980 at B_0O p.m in the Take Our Advice , #1 DEALER qn Municipal Building, 1976 in ilH cart'. TAKE NOTICE, that Come to E & E for Those wishing to par- a Lower Price . . ticipate actively in this Building, 1976 "MorrTs 'his application may be event can do so by signing Avenue, Union, New Jersey a inspected by the public IS NOW THE AUTHORIZED PUBLIC HEARING will be between the hours of 9 00 up for the 10-mile walk, held by the Planning Board of a rn and 4 30 p.m in the E & E TIRE which will start from the the TQwnshipQf Union for the office of the Secretary of the Wholesale Discount Center approval oi a: site plan Board in the Municipal college parking lot. Those application for Property Building, 1976 Morris Ave., 639 W. 1st. Ave. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALER wishing to sponsor the owned by N Siperitein, inc. Union, N j shown on the tax maps of the Prank R Van Dean Rosalie 241=9119 or 388-8785 walkers can pick up spon- Townihip of Union as Index Union Leader, May 1, 1980 FOR THE UNION & sor sheets and 29, Block l, lots 3 located at (Fee {10.64) SPRINGFIELD AREA GOLD PRICES ARK IP TWIN BORO FORD "58 YRS. OF DEPENDABILITY YOUR OLD im vm\ is 80 FIESTA '80 COURIERS DEMO ^ / OUR EXPERT SER ^ SPtCIA WDRTH A Sara Ootm To S30M /& BODY SHOP AARE PREPARED WE PAY 79 FOW LTD umm le / L WORK PM Up Truck. In Stack HIGHEST CRRTIFIKU /TO PERFORM ALL WORK % Husi 01 1KB Tut Swing C PRICES "\KKS WE WM. II GLAD TO HONOIT S '6695 2U MORRIS 4825 MMDMnDDJVnV SPRINGFIELD CLOSED MONDAYS TRUCKS & VANS IN STOCK — BIG SAVINGS MEMBER N.J. RETAIL JEWELERS A5SOC, V ' /A P (jrd E i HO L luh Wdqon 75 Doag« t-TM van 8 cyi, luis Irani 1 J sszflB $ LOW COST $ 55495 PS mini,* B'.hM > CI cond SJ7BlmilM 11 Fofd LTD II AUTO INSURANCE m Bodqo Dart; j dr a eyl ] agta ' ont) 4*?8S 04 IMMEDIATE COVERAGE Remember sdi $1M5 More New Chryslers & Insure Today Plymouth* man other dealers Months To Pay Because we sell for Less & offer TWIN BORO Much Much R & J ASSOCIATES Moral HONOR ALL 1087 Springfield Ave, Irvington, NJ. FORD WABRAMTY WORK! FRfE QUOTES BY PHONE CALL 372-1200 I5i 1, WiSTWiLD AVENUE, ROSELLE Open Pally 9-8, Sat. 9-S I t'hursday, AAay 1, 1980 Botanist in Alaskan wetlands studies life at risk of his own _-—F«f 4ttnsT ss tin ttitnk~rmt:vnisis live "niuch of liie'ii• looTl-origTnntrd- tJBa\LJBUXJW one of the. ITITIAt'lt"itin"tises. coiifldfr the ndven welliHMlfi-. rielH's! noiMhwn huysin thc-world in its lures ol Kuluers I'niversily's John II The problem with convincing people supplies of* crabs, shrimp and bivalves. ( row in Ihe Alaska I'acilie wetlands of the importance of the wetlands, lie The drilling, for what Crow calls a He's been Heed by an Alaskan brown explains, is one ol visibility "'You don't •'rather limited supply of oil," was to bear, winch is a ^laul version o| Ihe see all these animals running around on have taken place right in the middle of grizzly lnpol the marshes Instead, the interac- a big king crab breeding area. But the 1 He's been a passenger mi a plane ihal tions are very subtle the vegetative proposal met tremendous opposition cauiihl lire and was., aboard anollier material dies, decays, gets washed into from another -business I hal yoi tolalis lost in Ihe toy Ihe sea Bacteria mas lorm on It Proto- operation commercial fisherman. lie's also been live miles out at sea zoans and other small organisms Iced The drilling was culled off as a result when Ins skill's engine tailed, had lo on it Then these organisms or the dead of ('row's studies, complementary work lump lo salely Irnin a boat Ihal went plant material are consumed by larger by other scientists, research and down in Ihe its , glacier led ssalers ol species The source ol the energy , in recommendations by the Alaska Alaska's ('upper Riser Delta , a lit I been either ease, is the plant Department of Fish and Game,and lorced In pull a skill 11 miles in a 11 we- are serious m looking lo Ihe sea what Crow terms a maturing ecological riverbed and trudge another 22 miles to lo |eed an expanding world population. wisdom on the part of the state of cis'ili/at ion when the bush pilot who was Crow emphasizes, ••then Ihese wetland Alaska The final blow was an accident supposed to pick him up lorgot com habitats have got to he protected. I that occurred in moving the drilling rig pletely about him mean really protecled. Ironi its parking place. Then I here were the somewhat more 'Thai doesn't mean we caul use the Now this great bay, in which test sites typical days he has spent on and off wetlands or that we can't develop have yielded 1,00(1 pounds of crab an since lilli."), going aboul the business ol alongside ol them, but it does mean we hour, remains undisturbed and is Ins research: patiently recording the , luive to do al these things very eareliilly becoming a working marine preserve • vcgetalinn of the marshes and deltas so that we're maintaining the wetlands in which the .seafood harvest can go along Alaska's 1'aedic coast and in good condition " torever, analy/ing the food habits of the marine Crow believes that Ins work on the sal Crow has also done organisms those wetland support marshes and the loot! habits.ol marine before-and—after studies on Port His work has loiined a clear and life played a part ill .saving Alaska's |er Valdez in 1974 and 1975 after the ADVENTURING IN ALASKA—John H, Crow (inset), complex interactions between vegetation and marine life documented picture of Ihe web ol life in tile Ka'cheimik Hay from oil drilling pipeline svas under construction. botany professor at Rutgers University in Newark, has in this relatively untouched region~-and has also been this relatively untouched region It is a pioneered in the study of the Alaskan coastal wetlands treed by a bear and charged by a moose. picture- Ihal lias already helped sway from Juneau to Anchorage, He has documented the decisions on how Ihe wetlands should he used. "I don't want lo say no' lo all development from my research we can need also tell how and when to say yes,'" BUYING GOLD & SILVER says Dr. Cross I'i,1111s.I Anita (ioi din lists program An associate prolessor of botany at certain vision will perlnrm at I In the State I'niversity of New Jersey's ALSO BUYING ^ M ^ U II A .. I I )r (;.ir> I'.rauuer. Fort I.ee der- Nessak College of Arts and .Sciences. i dull) I sec i! "lies er l,li nl llCI .Metropolitan Now ,ler.se\ , malolom.sl, will address Wednesday's Cross is a ssetlands ivoiugist, a scientist perhaps Ihi' inns! t'ci car. pe -~I I-1 i I if IlK'Wlc Tiio Norlhlield Ave . West nieeiinu ol Ihe l.upus Krylhetn.atosus eonceretl svith the delicate balance of l ruler Coins & Jewelry p (>raime. 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(0168) Regularly $24 ' 25% OFF: MISSES' LLOYD WILLIAMS1 SOFT BLOUSES/SKIRTS. Lacy georgette blouses 3O% OFF: THE NEW SOFT SHOE: ESPA- plus his must-have slim and pleated skirts. 6-14 DRILLES/CHINA DOLLS. Famous makers (D264) Regularly $4Q-$60 canvas espadrilles on soft wedae heels, sandals, plus.brightly embroidered Chinese .flat shoes, (P284) Regularly $t2-$23 3O% OFF: MISSES' HABERDASHERY SHIRTS. Crisp plaids, madras and stripes. Long or short sleeves, 6-16. (D168) Regularly $20 3O% OFF. LADY MANHATTAN SUIT 3O% OFF BLOUSE. Perfect little cap sleeve charmer with ACT III INDISPENSiBLES; BLAZEhS/ fluttery neck bow in sprlng-pretty prints. 6-16. 2O% OFF- MISSES' MARDI MODES TOPS- PANTS/SKIRTS/VESfS. ParteeNiut- (QM) RBflularly $23 -• STRIPES/FLORALS /DOTS/MORE. Ruffles, togethers to collect in sky blue, cocoi §nd fresh mandarins, buccaneers in polyester prints 8 18 ,^tew^tr^|j^^jthditehr^|rj^flmj^jtjftcootdiMte t ll (D63)R#guterly$47-$l0 •••-•"• j .5O$T: WATflgWfOWM--FRONT in wrirmfe-free polyester. 10 8. (D109) CLOSURLOSURE BRAS. All the. Time"* contoured bra, Regula'rly S23-SS2 . 32-326 6 A-CC. The Soft Onei* fully padded bra, 32- 36 A,B. (D28) Reg. 8.60-10.S0 " Savingstor M.sse s at all Bamberger stores except where otherwse .nd.cated Lady Manhattan jXooses not at Pnnceton Please notetor yoo r shopping SHOP BAMBERGERS LIVINGSTON. WILLOWBROOK. ROCKAWAY MON. THRU SAT-10 AJW. TO 9:30 P.M. SHOP BAMBCfiaeft'ft MOIMISTOWN < NAME DROPPING: AIGNER, LONDON FOG, HEALTHTEX I 1/3 OFF; WOMEN'S GLORIA VANDERBILT SAU 9.99: JR. PREP SHIRTS, ivy League JEANS, TOPS. Conon drill, piped and linenjeans. madras short sleeve shirts. (D99) Reg. $13 Gingham check woven shirts. Silk blouses in glorious colors. (D132) Originally $28-$«?^ "" 2O% Off: LITTLE GIRLS' SPORTSWEAR: SALE 6.99: JR. TERHY TOPS: 4 SUPER SPRING/SUMMER LOOKS, Mix n Match, •JO SHAPES. Crew, T-shirt, V-f ront and V-front/back Healthtex® and Aileen coordinates. Plus terry terries. Pick yours in pastel blue, pink, yellow or shirtalls and shirt sets. 4-6X. (D51) i bright green, yellow, turquoise, white. (D197) Regularly 4.25.12.50 Regularly $10-$12 2O% OFF: BIG GIRLS' SPORTS GEAR, 25% OFF: JR. PANTS: THE NEW SILHQUET- Levi's®, Brittania western jeans, striped, solid TES. Baggies, belted looks and menwear pleats cotton knit and terry polos, shorts, woven shirts. in white, khaki, navy or black. Cotton, cotton- "7-14. (D37) Regularly $6-$20 polyester. 5-13. (D214) Regularly $2Q-$28 2O% OFF: TEEN BEAT: THE ACTION PAIR- SPEC PURCH. $13: JR. TRGPICAL/EMBRQI- UPS, Short sleeve V top, matching short in red, PERED JOBS, Parrot, orchid, toucan, pina blue, gold. Plus diagonally striped top, tennis colada tropicals, more. (D99) short. 5,MJ_. (D148) Regularly $15 NOW 19.99 JR. GLORIOUS DRILL & DENIM JEANS. 5-pocket piped cotton drill western jeans, true- blue denims. 5-13. (D224) Urig. $38 NOW 13,99: JR. GLORIOUS TERRY TOPS. Short sleeve pullovers in cotton candy colors. (D224) Originally $20 NOW $25: MISSES' GLORIOUS DRILL JEANS. 4-16. (D668) Ong. $38 2O%OFF _HEALTHTEX® BUYS FOR jNFANTS/ TODDLERS/LITTLE GIRLS & BOYS. Infants', toddlers' coveralls, polos, pants, 2-pc. sets, sunsuits. 9-24 mos,2-4T. (061,65) Regularly $6-14.50 Little girls' spring sportswear, rrnx.and-match ups, pastels, brights. 4-6X, (D51) Reg. 3.75-S12 Little boys' active tank sets, shortsets, many with sport theme tops, volleyball shorts. 4-7. (D72) Reqularly $8-$10 25% OFF 2O% OFF 1 2O% OFF: GIRLS' CARTERS' SLEEPWEAR, MISSES AJGNER, LONDON FOG, BIG BOYS'JEANS: LEVJ'S® AND BILLY Gowns, babvdolls, P.j.'s. (D43) Regularly $8-$11 MISTY HARBOR RAIN/SHINE COATS, THE KID. Levi's1® rugged twill jeans in slate, navy, khaki, brown, white. Bijly The Kid "iron" Steamers, trenches, shirtjaekets, pantcoats. A 2O% OFF: INFANTS/TODDLERS' FASHION rainbow of colors in machine washable pant in navy, light blue, tan with matching vest. (D58) Regularly $10-$15 SLEEPWEAR, Plus socks, tights, more. (D60) polyester-cotton, polyester. 8-18, (055,169,185) Reguiariy 1,5O-$15 Reg. $58-$135 __„./.. „ „ . . _,...... ' BIS SOYS' HUK A POO® TERRY WOMEN'S LONDON FOG, MISTY SHIRTS. Color-happy terry tops with short HARBOR COATS. 1614-54% (D116J Reg. sleeves, crew, and V-necks. S-XL. (D677) $88-$110 Regularly $15-$16 convenience, department numbers listed after all silo merchandise Sale items from specially selected groups Not every style in every size or color. MON. THRU FRI. 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M., SAT. 9:30 TO 8 P.M. SHOP BAMBERGERS NEWARK MON, THRU FRI. 10 A.M. TO 5:45 P.M., SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 5:45 s .PLUS SPECIAL PURCHASE NEW OUTLOOKS: CARDIN, Y.S.L, BOTANY, ARROW, LEVI'S i 3O% OFF' BELTED POPLIN SLACKS BY SPOTWOOD. Top quarter pockets, 2 back pockets. Tan, blue, natural, light green 32=40. I (D682)'Regularly $22 tig a. SALE $IO: ARROW KNIT SPORTSHIRTS. Ecru, < light blue, beige, green, slate blue, taupe. Placket front. S-XL (D39) Regularly $16 20% OFF: MEN'S JANTZEN SWIM/SUN WEAR. Sport-striped trunks plus terry V-neck tops with shoulder detail. S-XL (D101) Regular- ly $14-$21 25% OFF: MEN'S SANDALS, DRESS AND CASUAL SHOES Levi's*, Nunn Bush". Hush Puppies* leathers, perforated casuals, brushed suedes, woven leather slides, more. 7b-ii,i2. (D48) Regularly $17-S37 25% OFF SPEC, PURCH. $IO EXEC SUITS BY PIERRE CARDIN, FAMOUS MAKER GOLF SHIRTS: 2 YSL, GIVENCHY, BOTANY 500, COLLARS/6 COLORS, Three button BROOKFIELD. Two arid 3-pc. designer and placket action shirts with short sleeves Classic traditional suils- Stripes,_suhtlaiicsr-patterns. club collar or updated fashion collar. Light blue, Blue, tan^ gray, navy polyester-wool. 38-46 white, Sahara, red, navy, yellow. Polyester- (D24.10) Regularly $180-S260 cotton, S,M,L,XL. (D27) " , " Not at Princeton, Piainiieid or Momstown SALE $18: JOHN HENRY EUROPEAN-FIT 35% OFF: YOUNG MEN'S SUMMER TOP? IN DRESS SHIRTS. Tone-on-tone in white, blue, tan UVINQ COLOR. Bright short sleeve knits, V- gpjygster-OQttpn, 14%-16. (D78) Reg. 23.50 necks, crew necks for right now into summer 25% OFF; MEN'S SPRING SLACKS /SPORT- COATS. Y.S.L, Calvin Klein, Stanley Blacker 2p% OFF: JOCKEY- CLASSIC WHITES T- center vented sportcoats in checks, plaids, shirts, athletic shirts, V-necks. Regular and solids. Belt loop and side tab belted slacks. midway briefs, tapered and fullcut boxers (D195) Regularly $35-$175 (D105) Regularly $4-9.50 25% OFF: MEN'S EXECUTIVE SUIT SEPA- 25% OFF: YOUNG MEN'S DRESS SLACKS RATES, Center vent sportcoat, gentleman's Quarter top pocket, belted in natural, tan, black or slacks, matching vest in tan or blue texturized blue polyester-cotton. 28-36, (D181) Regularly polyester (D167) Regularly $22-$65 2O%OFF $24 LEE, LEVrS®, BRITTANIA JEANS, JACKETS, PLAID SHIRTS. Brushed denim 2O% OFF: GOLF JACKETS FROM THE PROS: blazers with pocket detailing, flare and straight ARNOLD PALMER/LONDON FOQ/SILTON, 25% OFF: YOUNG MEN'S FASHION JEANS Crisp poplin zip-frontjaekets in natural, light blue, [eg jeans plus western-inspired plaid shirts Belted or elastic waist lightweight cotton jeans, yellow, British tan. (D113) Regularly $28-$48 Polyester-eotton denim, 32-42, 38-44 and plus Brittania washed western denims. 29-36 S,M,L,XL, (D189) Regularly $19-S65 (D108). Regularly $20-$30 Sorry, no mail or phone Savings tor men and young men at all BamberOer stores except where otherwise specified Young man's slacks ,eans tons and m(nV§hn« „ 7TP n™trT SalesjtBms from specially selected groups Intermediate markdowna may have been taken Not every style inewy«SprcSto Princeton SHOP BAMBERGERS LIVINGSTON. ROCKA^Y MO^THRU SAT 10 A.M. TO 9:30 pM SHOP •Jn -1 •I i TOP ENTERTAINERS: ZENITH, PANASONIC/NIKON, LENOXX in NOW $35" •HALErOFF: TEXAS INSTRUMENTS' MEN'S ALARM CHRONOGRAPHf. (A816-10)J24-hour alarm never needs resetting. Chronograph clocks your morning mileage in hours, minutes, seconds, tenths of seconds Display shows hours, minutes, day, month Backlit dial for night use. Silvertone originally $70, Goldtone, originally $70 NOW $45 ZENITH 19- CHROMACOLOR® WITH SUPER-SUM CABINET. Just 19%'! deep so it fits in pfaces otheT 19" $ets may riot. NOW • SAVE $30: PANASONIC AM/FM CASSETTE RECORDERf. (B123-19) Record live with the built-in condenser mike or directly from the radio. Auto-stop shuts off at end of each tape. Automatic recording level control, slide rule tuning. Monitor on/off switch. Push- button controls. Originally $90 Nikon SALE $l 79 M f M NOW *2I5 •NIKON EM. AUTOMATIC SLRf WITH (C96-iTr Nikon's lightest, most compact easiest.to use SLR, Set the aperture, it sets the shutter speed for perfect exposures. If something's wrong, you'll hear a "beep" to warn you to adjust aperture, 50mm f/1.8 lens, information viewfinder, LED battery check. Originally $325 . (D36-33) Thyristor flash ...... V $75 $80 (E96-33) Motor drive auto-winder. $125 $110 (F96-16) Eveready case : ;.., $25 $20 •Phone or write on ail but TV for delivery in New Jersey ind our, delivery area in NY, Pa, Md. and Del Phone (201) 565. 4444 or your local teleserviee number or write 'There is a $2 delivery charge on the Watches, cassette-recorders and cameras. 3J0 on stereo. At ail Bamberger stores, except Princeton fThe warranty for this product is enclosed with the oroduet or write for a copy to: Bambergers Warranty Office, '."*"•• P.O. Box, 110 Newark, New Jersey, 07101. 'W^^zL II, 10 A.M. TO 9 I»,M,» iSAt, 9:30 TO • P.M, SHOP BAMBERGER S NEWARK MON. THRU FRI. 10 A.M. TO 5:45 P.M., SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 5:45 I Plus Special Purchases HOMi DICOR/tfORSf SPRING MAID, BLOOMCRAR NOW$6- NOW 15 2^x6'Orig, $12 48x63", Originally $30 * HALF PRICE: VINYL 4.99 SPEC. PURCH. OPEN WEAVE DRAPERIES, MAHOGANY-LOOK ROLL UPS BOUCLE CURTAIN PANELS: ENERGY LINED. From Ken- (A129-51) The contemporary 3 SIZES, 1 LOW PRICE. Easy- neth, Sunrise and more. outlook with %* slats, attached care polyester in open knits, Stripes, geometries lined to valance. "Gemini" by Venetia- tighter weaves, leno stripes, keep your home comfortable naire. more. 45x63'. 84* or 90* in year round, and give you priva- 3x6', orig, $16 NOW $8 white, shell and pretty colors. cy. No-iron, washable 4x6', orig. $20 NOW $10 Hang them alone or layer with polyester-cotton (D126) 6x6', orig. $28 NOW $14 draperies. By S, Liehtenberg. 48x84", erig, $50 NOW $25 (D17S) 96x84', orig. $100 . NOW $50 144x84* orig, $150 NOW $75 SALE 19 Twin, Regularly $40 • HALF PRICE: SPRINGMAID "SALON ROSE" BEDSPREADS Rose—blooms—on bone "background. Washable, no-iron polyester. Full, reg. $50 .. SALE $25 Queen, reg, $60 SALE $29 Dual, reg. $70 . SALE $35 Sham, reg. $30 SALE $15 (B194-71) 48x84" draperies, regularly $40 ...... SALE $19 WOVEN B1DSPREADS: CABLES, HEIRLOOMS, iMDMlIONS, TWIN TO DUAL. REQ, $I9-$IIS (Di94): .35% OFF CUSTOM-LiNGTHDRAPlRIESr SATINS, OPEN WEAVES, PRINTS, MORE, (D125) 5O% OFF I •- _ ; . Reg. prices NO-IRON DRAPERIiSs UNLINK OPIN WiAVES OR THIRMALS, ORISINALLY $2O-$I2O PRINT TOSS PILLOWS FROM BLOOMCRAFT (Disi)...... -...: SPECIAL PURCHASE 4.99 Phone or write on 10,01 Or more on starred^) Htm, only for d.ilvery In N*w Jersey and our.d^hvry ,reM in N.V.. P..-D1. and Md. Phont (201) B6S4444 ar ^ local Th,r. IS an addition,. ***„ charge on pM^- w*do«»f b^dsprtads. draperies. towtU. Savings for your horn, at a»» Bambener .tores e«epf SHOP BAMBERGER S UViNQSTON. WILWWBROOK. ROCKAWAY MON. THRU SAT. 10 A.M. TO 9^0 P.M. SHOP BAMBERQEft* MORRISTOWN 3 o MARTEX, FIELDCCTST PLUS BUYS FROM OUR WHITE SALE SALE 8.5O* > •o Twin, if pert, $19 so • MAJESTIC MATTRESS PAD iRPEGS (A292-59) Fitted style Keeps your mattress new look- ing. Polyester-cotton, Kodel1 polyester fill. NOW 2 for *8 Full, if perf. $22 . SALE $12 Twin, originally 6.50-$9 Queen, if perf. $29 SALI $16 PERCALE SHEETS: MARTEX. if pert. $35 SALE 18.50 FIELDCREST, SPRINGMAID. Lustrous no-iron cotton- * polyestfr percales in a dazzling assortment of florals, geomet- "'"win, if perf. $70 ries, even some designer pat- • HALF-PRICE: CHENILLE terns. For showers, gifts or COMFORTER IRREGULARS. your own linen closet. Flat or -j ^a59i23-)_Hushy--cotton cne- - fitted. — niiie, puffed with Kodofil" Orig, NOW polyester. Machine wash and or it perf. dry. Bone. Full 9.50-112 2for$12 Full, if perf. $95 SALE $45 Queen 13.5O-$17 2for$l8 Queen/king, King 16,50-$20 2 for $24 if perf. $120 SALE $60 Z std cases $7-$8 5.75 (C59-36) Shams, 2 king cases $8-$9 6.75 Reg. $30 SALI $18 \ NOW 6.50 27x50" bath, orig. 11.50 * CLOSEOUT: MARTEX •'WAVELENGTHS" TOWELS, (D91-34)-Bordeaux, brandy or mulberry textured cotton- polyester jacquard. 15x32" hand towel, 13x13" wash cloth, orig, 2,75 . . , NOW 1.75 \. COMFORTERS: SPRINGS, DAN RIVER, BURLINGTON, TWIN-KING. ORIG., IF PERF. $3O-$7O (DS9) NOW M9 to*39 NORTHERN FEATHER DELUXE WHITE GOOSE DOWN PILLOWS, STANDARD SIZE. REG. $58 (D259) .-. SALE 'ROYAL GUARD" THERMAL BLANKET IRREGS. MACHINE WASH ACRYLIC. IF PERF. $22-$36 (D230) 25% OFF TOWEL IRREGULARS: SOLIDS, PRINTS, FROM FAMOUS MAKERS, IF PERF. $2-11.50 (D9i) SALE I.5O to 4.5O Bambergar Teltservice numoer or write. 'There is 1,25 delivery charge on roll-ups, comforters, mattrtss pad irregulars, where otherwise specified. Curtains, draperies, roll-ups, decorative pillows, bedspreads not at Princtton. Sale items are from specially selected groups. MON. THRU FRI. 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M., SAT. 9:30 TO 6 P.M. SHOP BAMBERGER S NEWARK MON. THRU FRi. 10A.M. TO S:«S P.M^BAT. 9:30 A.M. TO CD CO GUEST LIST: NORITAKE, ONE IDA, TOSCANY, SHERIDAN o *.«*•' .. * * k\ 2O%TO5O%OFF LAST 2 DAYS: EVERY- NOWTAKE CHINA AND STONEWARE PATTERN. Delicate special-occasion china, everyday- or-entertaining stoneware, 92-pc. sets, 45- pc, sets, place settings, open stock. Ask L_ about our club plan. (Pi Sphere's a hint; •^VT Reg, SALE 1 t 92-pc "Adagio" rust/cream $795 $595 92-pc. "BlueHill" white...... $637 $475 92-pc. "Contentment" blue/white $580 $28» p pi green/white. ... $300 $149 45-pc. "Carolyn" blue/white. $300 $240 •ft ^ SALE 5O Regularly $80 • ONEIDA 50-PCr STAWLESS FOR 8 (4-30) For special occasions, for ifamily din- ing: affordable table-chic. 8 each: dinner knives, dinner forks, salad forks, soup- spoons, 16 teaspoons, 2 serving spoons. A. "Melissa" single rose B "Needlepoint" beaded edge C "Arbor Rose" scroll/ flower, SALE AO Regularly $30 HALF-PRICE: IMPORTED CRYSTAL E m it vintage burgundies or brandies, to toy off your best dinner parties. Stock up now for showers, weddings, Mother's Day gifts. 34-ounces. By Toscany from Europe. NOW *5 ANVS,ZE S BURNES OF BOSTON FRAMESr tU- SALE 35* CITE®. WOOD, GOLDTONE, MORE. • SHERIDAN 2-QT, SILVERPLATED Only because w» made a Jnajor purchase BUFFET (E5-19) A remarkable buy in can we offer this vast collection at one extra today's silver market: heavily silverplated low price. Portrait frames, multi-opening covtr and holder with ovenproof baker for collages, modern looks, heirloom looks, embossed mats, more. (047) Originally entrees. Regularly $50 7.50 to $15 Not shown:' 3-qt covered baker or 2-qt, Not all styles in all stores but lots to choose from. covered double baker. Reg, $60, Your choice .,,_ .^^^ SALE $40 HIS/MS, MQHTWEIGW WGGAm IN L^THWY VINYL TOTES TO PUUMANS. SHOP FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT ALL BAMBERGE* STORES TILL 9:30 P.M., EXCEPT NEWARK. MORRISTOWN. PLAlNFIELO AND PRINCETON. SHOP BAMBEBGER'S LIVINGSTON. WILLOWBROOK. ROCKAWAY MON. THRU SAT. 10 A.M. TO *30 P.M, SHOP BAMBERQER'S MOftAISTOWN Kr I i • CHEFS CHOICE: CUISINART, HAMILTON BEACH, FARBERWARE O > m SALE 55 Regularly $110 * 45-PC. STONEWARE SET FOR 8 INCLUDiNG SERVING PIECES. (A66-8) Just in time for Spring entertaining, Pretty blue floral on cream background goes from oven to microwave to table to dishwasher. "Shasta" 45-pe. set includes 8 each: dinner plates, salad plates, soup, cups and saucers; 1 each: vegetable bowl, platter, covered sugar and creamer. By Jepcor, Not shown: "Tahoe" brown floral on cream. Regularly $110 . , SALf $55 t^£& $ NOW IOO SALE 75 Regularly $90 CUISINART FOOD PROCESSOR: JUST • FARBERWARE 9-FC. STAINLESS 400. The pioneer with powerful 720-watt STEEL COOKWARE SET (Cll-9) Even- direct drive motor that even kneads heavy Regularly $80 heating aluminum-clad bottoms. lough. Does the tiresome work like slicing Less $10 mfrs. rebate. Final eetti $45 If purchased separately $130 carrots, onions. Grates cheese, chops • HAMILTON BEACH FOOD PROCES- 1-qt. covered saucepan, $1S vegetables, meats, whips-up sauces, pates, SOR WITH $10 REBATE (Bl59-78) 1 W-qt, covered saucepan ...... $22 3 stainless; 1 plastic blade, Lexan plistic Chop, slice, grind, mix. knead dough in sec- 3-qt, covered saucepan $24 base and work bowl. (D159) Ong. $140 onds. Instant stop/start. 3 stainless steel, 1 8-qt. covered sauce pot $38 plastic blade. $10 rebate mailed to you 10V4* open skillet ...... <2i- when you return the coupon to Hamilton (D11 .f) Shown, sold separately, stainless Beach. steel Dutch oven, Reg. $35 SALf $28 CQNTfMPRA lUCTRIC CHAR-S-OUi: CHARCOAL TASTi WITHOUT CHARCOAL MESS SHOP NEWARK TILL 5:4fr P.M.; MORRISTOWN FRIDAY TILL 9, SATURDAV TILL 6; PLAINFIELD AND PRINCITON FRIDAY TILL 9:30, SATURDAY TILL 6. MON, THRU FRI. 10AM. TO 9 P.M., SAT. 9:30 TO 6 P.M. SHOP BAMBERGERS NEWARK MON. THRU FRI. 10A.M. TO 5:45 P.M., SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 5:45 i:, YOUR CHOICE Sofa and loveseat set, Reg.S9U0-S!000 —inI PICK YOUR LIVING ROOM: MODERN, COLONIAL, TRADITIONAL o THE CONTEMPORARY HAITIAN-LOOK LOOSE PILLOWBACK SET. Looks just like Haitian cotton, but it's extra sturdy nylon. Wide arm styling with plump loose pillowback and bolsters. Set includes 89" sofa and 62" loveseat. Regularly $950 SALE $595 The 89" sofa, regularly $550 SALE $350 The 80" queen=si2e_sleep-5Qfa, regularly $700 SALE $475 HAND GUIDED, OUTLINE QUILTED BORDER PRINT TUXEDO SET. Tradi- tional bird and floral print on ecru. Loose pillowback with bolsters, Seotchgard-' pro- tected. Set includes 88" sofa and 62" love- seat. Regular^ $950 SALI $595 The 88" sofa, regularly $500 . SALE $3SQ Th« 80" queen-size sleep-sofa, 'regularly $675 SALE $478 THE CONTEMPORARY WIDE ARM FLAMESTITCH HERCULON® SET. Brown/beige/rust flamestitch Herculoni1 olefln fiber*. Plump loose pillowback. Set includes 82" sofa and 58" loveseat. Regularly $900 .'. SALI $595 3f he 82" sofa, regularly $500 ... SALI $3»0 The 82" queen-size sleep-sofa, regularly $600 \ SALE $450 THE COLONIAL PLAID HERCULON® AND PINE SET Brown/rust/beige plaid Herculon® olefin fiber* with solid pine ac- cents. Hand tufted back with matched kick pleat skirt, Choose the-80*—sofBrand 58*^ loveseat set, or tht sofa, chair and otto- man. Regularly $900 ., ..... SALE $59S The 80* sofa, regularly $475 ,.. SALI $390 The 78* queen-size sleep-sofa, regularly $725 ....:, SALI $500 •Registeredlrademark of H«rcules Ind. Sorry, no mall or phone orders, " " ——— Furniture at all Bamberget stores except Princeton, Plainfield and Morristown. There is an additional delivery charge '^ Jfc \ I EXTRA FIRM TO ULTRA FIRM "PLUS" MATTRESSES, BOX SPRINGS •:x^LJ.c «fe- =-*• JSL ' !_ EVERY SERTA MATTRESS: EVERY SIZE, EVERY FIRMNESS, EVEN SERTA'S PREMIUM BEDDING SALE$55 SALE 75 SALE$9O SALE $IIO Reg.$100ea. Reg, $150 ea. Reg. $180 ea. Reg. $170 ea. Twin mattress or box spring Twin mattress or box spring Twin mattress or box spring Twin mattress or box spring (A414-75) EXTRA FIRM PRINT (B414-77) SUPER FIRM QUILT- (C414-79) ULTRA FIRM QUILT- (D414-71) ULTRA FIRM "PLUS" COVER ED PRINT COVER ED DAMASK COVER QUILTED DAMASK COVER Full mattress or box spring, Full mattress or box spring. Full mattress or box spring, Full mattress or box spring, Regularly $140 ea. SALE $85 Regularly $200 ea. SALE $105 Regularly $230 ea. SALE $115 Regularly $210 ea. . SALE $140 2-pc. queen size set, 2-pc, queen size set, 2-pc. queen size set, 2-pc. queen size set. Regularly $400 SALE $240 Regularly $500 SALE $260 Regularly $560 . . SALE $280 Regularly $520,.... SALE $330 3-pc. king size set, ^____ 3-pc. king size set. 3-pc. king size set. _ Regularly $600 SATE Regularly $660..... SALE $380 Regularly $680. ... SALE $430 Phone or write for delivery within New Jersey and our delivery areas in N.Y., 'Pa.. Md. and Del, Phone (20l)-96M444 or your local Bamberger Teleservica number or write. There is a $7 delivery charge on your total bedding order. Bedding at all Bamberger stores except Princeton. MON. THRU FW. 1© A.*. TO 9 P.M., SAT.MdTO « P.M. SHOP BAMBEHGER S NEWARK MON. THRU FRI. 10 A.M. TO 5:45 P.M.. SAT, 9:30 A.M, TO S:4S •"'.''"'• ••-•'• ' '•• . •',• " i 8 FIRST TIME ON SALE: EVANS-BLACK NEW PREMIUM BROADLOOI SAVE S8 A SQ. YD» LUXURIOUS ANSO AND ANTRON III NYLON PILE BROADLOOM IN 3 TEXTURES, 54 MAGNIFICENT COLOR CAl P II OS Wr\lik Ili/W Regularly S20sq. yd. installed' ANSO" NYLON PLUSH IN 18 LUSTROUS COLORS. Deep, full bodied saxony looks, feels and wears like fine wool, yet stands up to wear, even in high traffic areas, W/\LC lO.yO Regularly S22 sq, yd, installed4 A.MTQOM Distinctive, patterned pile in subtle color mixtures that hide dirt. Extra long wearing, with exceptional luster and she SALE 15.95 ly S24 sq. yd, installs ANTRON III- NYLON VELVET IN 18 MULTI-COLORS. Rirh %\ velvety plush nignod or,oL:gh for family lu.nis. iiviru.} > corns." because static and stain resistance are woven nqht into the" pit 5O% OFF Original Prices ORIENTAL RUGS: 3/4",QEEP 5.040 KNOTS PER SO. FT, the purest wool pile, hand-made by native Indian craftsmen in the tradition of their ancestors. Yours in honey, ivory brown, gold or blue. (D90) 2x4', Ofiginally $150-. -.,, NOW $7S 3x5", Originally $270 .,,.,,, A,.,, NOW i13S 4x6', Originally $450 .'.. NOW $32$ a* jflnall¥$9jariill$9ZZQ , 8x10', Originally $1450 NOW $72S 9x12", Originally $1800 ,. „ , , NOW $900 10x14', Originally $2500 , NOW $1250 Hug sum am approximate, Bfoadlopm and Rugs a! an Bamberger stores except Princeton and Morristown 'Bamberger sale prices jiways include custom tackless wall-to-wall instaHatton over sponge rubber padding There is an additional labor cfiarga for custom stairwork and lor installation of less tban 18 sq yto. There is a $10 delivefy chirgo. •HOP BAMBERGETS UVINQSTON. WlktOWlROOK. ROCKAWAY MON. THRU SAT. 10 A.M. TO *30 P.M. SHOP BAMBEROER", yORRISTOWN m i •• •••-.* Plus Special Purchases O BUDGET STORE BUYS FROM WRANGLER, BIG YANK, SARNE, ETC —I o 2O% OFF SALE 3.99 YOUNG MEN'S WRANGLER® JEANS, MISSES' COTTON ELECTRICI-T'S. THE LEAN-FITTING ONES, Slim Turn em on in red, aqua, emerald, straight legs and flares in pre-washed yellow, ice blue, just for starters. or indigo cotton denim that takes you Scoop, crew and v-necks to slip on everywhere. Sizes 28 to 36, (D308) right now, S.M.L. (D387) Reg. 5,99 Regularly 16.50-18.50 2O% OFF 25% OFF MISSES' STATUS-FIT JEANS IN BLUE YOUNG MEN^S NEW TERRY TOPS OR WHITE. That designer attitude at FOR SPORT, FOR FUN. It's the time considerable savings. Straight legs for these. Short sleeve collared V's, with belt loops, stitching, pocket de- crews, v-necks and more in great tails. Cotton, (D370) Reg, $18-$2G solids, some with color trim. Polyester-cotton. (D304) Regularly 10,50-12,50 25% OFF SARNE QUILTED GRAB "N GO TOTES, 2O7o OFF HANDBAGS. The news in shape and MEN'S BIG YANK® STRETCH-COM- textures. Deeper totes, barrel styles, FORT "ACTION SLACKS." On the more in quilted polyester nylon with links, after dinner, at the ball park. web or vinyl tcirn. Pumpkin, bone, You're comfortable because these taupe. (D354) Regularly $9-$12. are specially woven to move with you. Polyester poplin. (D313) Reg, 13.90-14,90 25% OFF: DAY-TIME. SHIFTS/ COATS, The comfortable ones after a SALE £80" shower, early. Jrv the morning, MEN'S SIGNATURE SPORT KNITS, whenever. Snap or zip-front solids, lust like the more expensive ones, prints, S,M,L,XL,XXL,XXXL. (D364) now "inr9~greareo1oT5~j|kTrnavyrtour- Regularly $10-$ 12 gundy, cream, yellow and more. All polyester-cotton knit. S,M,L,XL, (D4G7) Regularly $11 25%-SQ% OFF: SUMMER WHITE JEWELRY. Pendants, earrings, brace- lets in crisp, clean white enamel to 30% OFF: JUNIORS' PANTS/ show off a tan, spark your colors. TOPS, Trouser-pleated pants, belt- (D309) Regularly 7.5O-$2O eds, side pockets in Spring-right polyester-rayon-silk. Cotton crews, V's, button-ups, (0321/312) Reg. SALE 22.90: MEN'S SPORTCOATS 5.99-$16 Your fabric, your look to wear your way. Polyester, cotton or polyester- cotton in grey, blue, tan, white, more. (D494) Regularly 29.90 20% OFF: WOMEN'S TERRY TOPS, JEANS, Mandarin looks or U-neck tunics in soft polyester terry knit, 4 SPEC. PURCH. 11.90: MEN'S pretty colors. Designer-style cotton TERRY KNIT TOPS. Short sleeve denim jeans, (D499) Reg, $15-$22 terry in solids with trim on sleeves and shoulders, some with textured patterns. Polyester, very specially SALE 2 FOR $23, 11.99 EA. priced. (D409) MISSES' PANTS/SKIRTS. The natural looks in seersucker, linen, poplin and caleutta.eloth. Colors like jaspherty:, SALE 8.25: MEN'S SPORTSHIRTS khaki, red, more. (D484) Reg. $15 "AIT the exciting plaids: box, linear plaids, bold Tartans, subtle pastels and more, No-iron polyester-cotton. S.M.LXL. (D4O5) Regularly $11 SPEC. PURCH. 9,99i MISSES PRETTY iLOUSES. Smooth-as-silk Sorry, no mail or phone. Sale items are from specially selected groups Savings for Men, polyester with ties to bow or knot, Misses, Women. Juniors and Young Men at all accent with a stick pin. (D380) Bamberger Budget Stores unless otherwise specified. MON. THRU FRI. 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M., SAT. 9:30 TO g P.M. SHOP BAMBERQER'S NEWARK MON. THRU FRI. 10 A.M. TO 5:45 P.M., SAT, 9:30 A.M. TO 5:45 7 Y.Y.W'.V.Y, Y*,Y I 1 SPRING Calendar of Events MEN'S SUITS $99 May 7-10 Doll House and Miniature ORIG, S1254Jghtw©ighf vested suits for wear now and through the Summer, Select from contemporary, tradi- Show tional and European styling in fresh, new Spring colors May 17 K-nine Obedience and fabrics. SPORT JACKETS $69,99 ORIG, $854Handsome current styles in colors and pat- terns to complement Summer slacks perfectly. Special Community Events May 6,7pm "Sun and Pun" Fashion Show by the "In Look-Ont — Look" Class, Livingston Dept. off Recreation & Parka May 20,7pm Heritage Jr. High School Band & Chorus Performance FASHION LEATHERS U9ea ORIG $90 Ar Rtiedjcrckef with adjustable side buckles. Nylon lined, B, Nylon lined bikers jacket. Stand-up collar, zippered^ chest pocket zippered sleeves —— SAFARI SETS $77 QRIG, $85-Pamous maker casual suits in short sleeve style. Easy care fabric. SPRING FflSHON FINISHED BOTTOM SLACKS 2 PR, $35 $20 da Smart slacks of easy car© fabrics. Buy 2 pair and save an©xtra$5, SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS $11.88 ORIG. US-Famous maker solids and plaids. SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS $9.88 ORIG. SH-Bonds own solids, stripes, tone-on-tenes, READY NOW BANLON KNITS AND GOLF SHIRTS $7.88 ORIG. $9-A wide selection of great rooking solids and stripes, % % CASUAL JACKETS 25 fo 33 off A fabulous selection of handsome lightweights. La Paz styling $218« ORIG, $25 Unllned poly-gabardines $29.88 ORIG, $36 Lined gabardines $36.88 QRIG. $42.50 our r©g, low prices selected groups of colors, fabric and patterns In yoursze^reguiafs, shorts, longs, extra longs, short shorts and portftes gp tosteedO. >* knit tops, Similar savings In our fall & Big departments. tops, pants, skirts and more! -.*t •. . • •H- .;,Ji-,,'.i4S-- < • I • BUDG6T STOft€ jeans. T=shirt dresses, FOOT=BAR!NG SANDALS. Refreshing, sunny looks, perfect whatever. Natural, tan, brown, navy or wine, 5-.1 OM (320)^ pants or skirts. Urethane.-5-i-OM, (320) --— -~^ -A. The^band Leather, Nubuck'^suede-orcanvas";""""^~~ D. The wedge Tan, black, white. B. The pert. Leather or Nubuck1* suede E. The peek-a-boo. Camel, bone, navy, red, white, blue, green, yellow. C. The side slit Nubuck1" suede. F. The banded T. Bone, white, red, tan, green, yellow, navy, black Phone or write on 10 01 or more for delivery in New Jersey and our delivery areas in N Y.. Pa , Md and Del Phone (201} 565-4444 or your local Bamberger Teleservice number or write There is a 50« handling charge. Budget Store shoes not at Bamberger's Monmouth Morristown or Christiana FfWDAT SATURDAY America's Most Beloved Artist 1 week only! timex movement exchange special! give your old timex watch new life! Our skilled technicians will replace your old Timex movement with a completely reconditjpned_moyement In any regular wind, self wind, calendar or day-date SPECIAL PURCHASE! non-jeweled, Timex watch.. special 7.88 REG. $17,50 : Ladies non-jeweletf Timex, men's or ladies' non-jewelled electric Timex including calendar or day-date styles, replace or repair movement.. special 12.88 This special does ngtjnclude Timex digital, quartz and electric models mi, 82, 84, 85 or 87. In our Livingston Watch Repair Department only! 11" x 14" Beautifully Framed Rubbed Walnut Finish Wood Frame TAKE ADVANTAQE OF THIS OUTSTANDING SPECIAL SALE TODAY! /f /^r—f^1-. SEE OUR EXTENSIVE ROCKWELL COLLECTION A It hahne's AMERICAS LAROMT ABT mr«ff o 2 NATURALIZER \^ncod (Selection(Selecti iuingsion from NATURALIZER W Naturalizer's spring selections, whether delicately strapped or boldly perforated, come in a variety of colors and sizes, and ALL have that famous Naturalizer fit! Originally priced up to $36,00, all now $24.99! Not available in all sizes and widths. Treat Yourself to Naturalizer! Naturalizer of Livingston Mall, Livingston, N.J. 201 992=4645 Naturalizer of Woodbridge Center, Woodbridge, N.J. 201 636-7258 Naturalizer of Riverside Square, ;J; 201 Master Charge, Viu, phone or mail orderi; add $1.1)5 pottage. for al 3 I'S-LEE-WRANGLER Instant cash Spring Savings WRANGLER CUT-OFFS diamonds. COLORED DENIMS Get cash on the spot for your gold, silver and diamonds - Including sterling and 999 Mint Sets KIDS (Franklin, Hamilton, Danbury, etc), Adlers pays you Immediately, In cash, for every TOPS & BOTTOMS single gram of valuable weight - with top prices BY LEVI • JLEE • WRANGLER as posted in each Adlers store. JORDACHE& SERGIO VALENTE Trad© your precious gold, silver and diamonds at th© place you can trust - Adlers, with over 60 years of integrity In your community. ALL 2O% off Reg. Price K WIDE SELECTION OF • SERGIO VALENTE » JORDACHE • BRITTANIA I WEB FIFTY YEARS Off INTiOBITY AND FREE ALTERATIONS! 128Hvm0.toomall MOR'RISfdWN ^3^604. LOWER LgVIL LIVINGSTON MALL « LINE MQNMOUTH MALL 3 j ? Sale now through Sunday, April 27 Herman's E WORLD OF SPORTING GOODS 39.99 Gin 19.99 13.99 „**-•• BASKETBALLS Save 30% WILSON SPALDING "Swisher" NBA Endorsed or "Dribbler" Basketballs Basketballs •• If perfect originally regularly 9.99 ^^ I7.it Durable balls are nylon Deep pebble grain; wound for excellent shape officFarNBA emblem; retention and consistent- all-temperature rubber. play. Ideal for all courts. Slight cosmetic blemishes Official size and weight. that do not affect payability. Save $5 Save $5...MacGREGOR Save $5 SPALDING Top-Flite Leather-Like WILSON Official NBA m Basketballs Basketballs Leather Basketballs Save $15.,, PORTER 54" x 36' All-Weather Backboards 'regularly 1S.99 1 regularly 24.99 regularly 44.99 Maintenance-free superboard has Deep pebble cover has Tough synthetic cover is Used in every NBA game! structural foam design. mo!ded-ln raised channels for superior great both indoors and out. Full grain leather cover with target area, full handling. Double nylon Leather-like feel, with deep pebbling and wide perimeter striping. wound for added strength deep pebbling and channel seams. The pro Includes W goal and durability. Model #201. graining for sure handling. standard for balance and feel. with net. regularly 64.99 Save $20 ... PORTER 54 x 36 Fiberglass Backboards with perimeter striping, goal, net BASKETBALL SHOES regularly SW < •fc i Schol! 0+ I 8- Awrt h Soft & Breezy ADLfR JfWELRY ftW-2740 LADY MADONNA...... AIRPORT m*-3M0 LAFAYiTTt RAP© .... 994 2104 AMERICAN B^RtSS 884.2150 LANl BRYANT ARCH RIVAL ma-m* LERNER SHOPS...... 164-3106 A* WOK SHOf 8 53MW USEflTY TRAvlL BAGEL SHOP 533-9438 UFE UNIFORM ...... 98*0615 BAKtR WOES. 533-iM4 UMELITES BAMBERGEFTS...... S04-SOOO UTTMANS jiwajre. 994-2090 BASKIN ROBBINS «-1«S LORHVS SW-B178 BATHTiouE aw-wo MAGGIE'S PLACi ,. ... 994-9628 B OALTON BOOKSELLER 9O4-2250 994-3021 BENNETT CARDS (UpP» ,IMI) ...... BB* WO MCTRY-GO-ROUND ...... 53M6IS M0RROVW NUT HOUSf.... Ladybug: white 8, bono perlora(<»djeattier $36.00 533-9612 • Not all HIM available In all BERNIES MEf4S WEAR M0TH1RHOOO MATlR1*Tt •tyle* 4 color* •ONDS S3MO42 MRS STOVlFf S CANOilS ... 9M-2SM 7-10 6-10 j 6-10 | 6-11 | S-11 | 6-111 BOSTONIAN SHOES 982-8224 NATHANWAMOUS ...... 982-3865 BrNzateut; white k bone perforated leather $36.00 NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP .... 994-9836 AAA AA A B c D E IE BURGER KING ,.,,,,,., 533-9416 NATURAL!^ SHOf S 9OM645 710 HI 6-11 S-11 ^11 S-11 8-8 i-9 CAINB ,53*«11 NATURI FOODS ...... 994-0135 NDNAA« 533-9646 WM MPi 533-9450 • Soft leather Scho/I Foot Comforf" Shoes CARUMS MfNS WBAR 99*9040 OPEN COUNTRY ...... • Cushioned Arch W» still fit your f**t CARFUNCTS DILI 5»-S*38 OfiMGNOSHQP ...:. ws-iora • Lots of toe room CHANOLER SHCMB ".,...... ,. m-vm PANTS PLACi '533-9642 Livingston Mall • Upper Level • 992-6199 CMEESf; OHALET ...... \.,. 960-1996 PARKLANI HOSIEBY ...... 99^1172 CHESS KWG SSO-m* WBKIN8 TOBACCO...... 9B4-0625 CHILDREN'S PLACi i»-?»7 PLACi SETTING 994-4142 994 2360 PROFESSIONAL HAIR war CONNIE SHOES 994-9894 PROVING GROUND .. UWtWttl COUNTY MAT,..,,,, CROSSTOWN TRAFFtC ...... 992-2982 QUAIL'S '.....:.. W4.M0 JCAYBEI fun starts! SB4-W0 RED CROffl SHO18 S«-35ffl CHONE LUCAS GOURMET...... 994-1153 RfaM, MC€8 9»-»i3 DR SCHOLL'S ,. ....,,.,...... ,, 982-5199 WTI AID DRUOS ..;.—. 53^9826 BWraOMOAL AOJARIUM...... R.J, BOGGS ."...,.,...... 992-6300 ROOSTS CLOTHES fM-SSO K AY'BEE FANNY FARMER CANDY 904-3720 SAM GOO0V5 9844075 FASHION OPTICAL S«.rt44 8AMQORDOWS ..,...,.., „.«» OR. ARONSON SBMttS SATSKYB ....,,,.....,,,...,,. m-mr Bats I.OOO FATHER AND SON SHOES ..., 533-8WB SCOTTY STOW ... . Si«Mi4 FLAGO BROTHERS SHOES ., , 533-9715 MARS ..,,..,, :...... ,. 99*9350 FLORSH6M SHOES ,.,...... , 533-8S29 SINGWfS ., S8*-»1S Prlc# STROe RitlSHOiS ...... 993-4445 Quality BTOBRtCKf OF HOLLYWraOO .. 98G-2B33 SPiNGWSGIFn....,.,,,.., 984.3170 TH6GW...... 9S4-0917 SUMMIT AND HJ2ASETH TRUST ..... SiMBOO GEN6 HALTS PIANOS 4 ORGANS SUPERHeRO SHOP ,...,..,.,...... 994-8C07 Service GENERAL NUTRITION CENTER... 533-9784 SUSW8CASUALS,, , S»1M1 HAHNF8, ,..,.,. TASTE BUD'...... :'..... ,...M»^ Selection 533OQ2D THAVW MCNEIL S33-9G44 HERMANN WORLD OF THf UMITIO .....,....,....;...... 992^301 Convenience SPORTWQGOOM ... 984-3411 THOMM^AN... mem 994-3077 THRB FOB ALL 992-6738 Guarantee HONG KONG GIFTS... UNtOUEMALE...... MM HOT SAM PRETZELS .. .UPS ft DOWie ...... 533-9630 HOUSEHOLD FINANCE 90M310 US TESTNG.. 902-3867 The biggest HOWARD SAVNGS BANK VANGUARD SHOES ,, $04810 INDIA FASHIONS.. . VKALQfN BOOK STORE, , 904-3133 little toy stores WDOOR GARDEN... 903-10W In the world, where ITALIAN TOUCH .... MUCKS Tf STICKS...... 984-9089 JEAN NICOLE...... 884-3801 WtLDFLOWETO a*ORIUM tBMSiB JEANS WEST ...... MJOLFSONS.... .,,.,,,...... , OBMEtt We taKe your fun seriously. JEKYULS HOG...... 53MB34 MMjTZEfl MUSIC ...... 984^042 KAY-BEE TOY AND HOBBY 880-1301 YUMMERYBAKERY ...... 533-MK2 K1NNEYSHOES .., Livingtton MaJI, Paramus Park, Willowbrook Mall, Rockaway Townsquara and other major shopping cantors. IHE VERY LAST WORd In'Shopping Pleasure. —j- —-—"• ^-- Th© "New" WICKS W STICKS Completely Remodeled and Full Of Exciting New Merchandises Livingston Mall VENUS First Levi, Opp, Nilhan'i Bite Size 5 Natura fooa C&ntrm EL MOLINO Lnrurtii WHEAT BROWN RICE. WAFERS PUFFED RICE 8 01. §ez. Rig 79' M Reg.72 Rtg. i.iS 69' ELMOUNO CAROBBARS Nttur* Food CcntrM Plain •Fruit & Nut -$«Hmi ANIMALCOOK1ES 00 MONUKKA 6 07 Rig H'N FOR Rag 9T 69' Nature PoM CantrM RAISINS ATOENS 0M Fufci*it4 1 ib. 49 SalltJ or Uaaaka Remember MOM ROLLED OATS Reg. 1.99 n too I RICE CAKES Rig 79-•• 3 5 or On Her Special Day worn Nature Food Ctntrts Rag N( With Our New Feature Of 99° SALE PAPAYA lc SALE "CANDLE BOUQUETS" ConcentratMe 1 Qt. C-500 BONE MEAL Reg 2.39 1 Witk BMUtM«M5I 1 100 TABS 100 TABS Reg. 1.90 Rtfl 4 50 PANDA 2 4 u 99V i* FOR 1 Put A Uttte Light In Your Life" All Natural N.ti Wicks 'N'Sticks For Candles And Gifts! ACEROLA C E 300 MG LICORICE 100 It LPHA 1 OP CAPS Livingston Mali 994-9099 MTAiS Reg 1 75 99* Reg. 6.50, FOR Upper Level, Next to Bamberger's 6" ZINC TABS KELP TABS 50 MG 10ffTABS Reg 1 25 99* SAFFLOWER Rag. 3,50 SUIT VOURSBF VITAMIN B 12 OIL PYA TABS 2SMCG AM 100TAIS 100 TABS & Reg 1 75 Heo 2 2S 26 Rush to Nationals 99' Celestial Seasonings A FOR I* IRON & YEAST Mandarin DESICCATED Orange Spice LIVER 100 TABS HERB TEA 41 Reg 1 80 24 Tea Bags 119 2 flume. VITAMIN A Beg. 1.59 I POTENB 10,000 1.1). 100 MG too CAPS QQC 50 TABS 76 FASHION SUITS ^ Rag 1 96 Reg.6.7S Save SIS to S29 on designer styled IHOP NOW SALE ENDS APRIL 271 polyester oiend, 2 piece suitt. These fashionable tailored suite are styled in side vented 2 button models with oaten BLOCK BUSTER COUPONS and flap pockets. Sizes 36-46 reg. and 3842 long. Redeem theie coupons at the Nature Food Centrei neareit you. 17-01-110 Nature Food Centres Nature Food ( PROVITAM FREE PEANUT YEAST POWDER 69" FORMULA TH reg. 85.00 1 ib to 99.00 30s Reg. 1.50 Reg 1 M Eaprrai Rag 3 00 iapirM Limit 1 Expires 4/27/80 03^36-90 99' 4/27/80 Nature Food Centres Nature Food Centres COCONUT CIDER FREE MACAROONS VINEGAR F0RMUUG Limit 1 1 Pint Limit 1 30'i Rag, 1.50 m Reg 1 89 Nsg 4T Expire* • 10-06-90 99" 4/27/80 06-CW-2O 29' 4/27/80 Limit lExpirtl 4/27/80 7 GRAW GRANOLA 1 ib. National Shirt RfQ.13i COAST TO COAST 78 Livingston Mall, Livingston, N.J. Slate, VTM, Martf Chani*. Amwtefi Expw, Dhwrt Out i zp Club Accepted Not Vg[idjjy Mill OFFER£XPt i "SPRING INTO THE GAP WITH ACTIVE SPORTSWEAR" GUVS & GAL'S T-SHIRTS and RUNNING SHORTS GUVS* GAL'S BASEBALL ^membef^fofher SHIRTS SMother'sfDoy, May 11 GUY'S & GAL'S $ s The sweetest way to remember that mothers, grandmothers and SWEATSHIRTS Mother is with a gift of Russell aunts are sure to love. 5 7- 13 Stover Candies. Our delicious chocolates are available in beau- tifully gift wrapped packages CANDIES Livingston Mall GUVS & GAL'S SWEATPANTS LIVINGSTON TERRY CLOTH TOPS^ IrideRite AND SHORTS $T m $Q Slip into some sunshine. GAL'S Z Stride Rite* sandals come In the colors and TUBE TOPS styles kids love, and the sizes and widths they need. And they're so light and comfortable, wearing them is like slipping into some sunshine ALL AVAILABLE The most complete selection of children's IN SPRING'S HOTTEST COLORS QUANTITIES LIMBED shoes in the area. Livingston Mali - Lower LeveJ Next to Baskin Robbins j| Stride Rite* The right choice for growing feet PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED IffOUf , COMPLETE ORTHOPEDIC DEPARTMENT Mon.-S*L 109:30 992-4445 Wallachs Spring Sale Days. This is not a clearance of winter leftovers. Rather, it's a once-in-a-season chance to save on brand-new spring clothes you'll wear from now on. CLOTHING Our Most Famous Maker Suits Reg. $265 to $285 Now $219.90 to $229L90 Wallachs & Barrister Suits^ :Reg. $155 to $235 Now $119.901 to $189.90 Barrister Fancy Sport Jackets Reg. $120 Now $99.90 Famous Maker Slacks Solids & Fartcys Reg. $47.50 Now $38.90 Choose from these selected groupings taken from our regular stock and save substantial money. Not every size in every color so come in early for the best choice. No charge lor alterations. FURNISHINGS & SPORTSWEAR Short Sleeve Dress Shirts Reg. $17.50 Now $12.90 Ties Reg. $10 to $13.50 Now $6,90 Belted Poplin Slacks Reg. $20 Now $15.90 Polyester Knit Shirts Reg, $20 Now $15.90 V-Neck Links Stitch Sweater Reg. $23 Now $17.90 Cotton/Polyester Plaid Sportshirts Reg. $25 Now $19.90 Short Sleeve Solid Color Sportshirts Reg. $18.50 Now $14.90 Livingston Mall [wallachsl "faulllike our style as well as our clothes. * '»:••-; REMNANT SPECIAL VELOUR 3O%-5O% REMNANTS Plush look, rich colors. Assorted blends. 1 -4 yards. NOW 1.49 yd. SHIRTINGS REMNANTS Plaids, stripes, graphics. Open Country Assorted blends. 1 -4 yards. , )•• NOW 1.49 yd. SUNJUNS for Men and Women Sale ends Saturday April 26* Light, bright, comfort-loving SUNJUNS»-mnew __ sun-time^tyles from America's quality shoemaker. SUNJUNS — only by BASS* UV!NGSTON# NEW JERSEY Upper Level tMngston Mali (201)994-3990 10am-9:30pmAton-Sat Livingston Mall Casual and outdoor footwear for men and. women Trade in your old jeans at County Add the mystery and Seat. And get $5 off any new romance of the orient regular priced jeans or pants. kj^t o a n y r o o m now... For guys, gals, and kids hiv; you ryjri iradw m ¥:iur old lofln:' Rattan on somftfiirrj ri'?w find idsny.mnrir• from (.lev; i: " Bnttani.:i, Oshkosi'.. L^ RPM anu more, Evrn tamouK d"si'jii« Lighting rmrn^s tot,, Anri S-JVI"- Sb oti n •- reaulfir pnci;. Choose from a starts full of painter's pants, bibs, chinos and casual pants—as well as denim and corduroy jeans. So wash ,,t ' , thosf-- old n--ana -a^nirri or cords, .-m sityi-r, rinv brtinc -nrms ehi it,, rir,:- ge! into ,*t Mn:-v new pair oi nnvsninn SALE Guys', gals' and kids' sizes al! included, 'Otlor qooa on a orv--to-ciri trade;, requiar prise ]«ans ana pants only. < Hurry! Half; ends »Uy ij, imt. ttb Hand crafted Wicker magazine rack table lamp Livingston Mai! with pleated vinyl Rockaway Townsquare table height, Reg SI 60 05 328-1280 1 •Only washed jeans accepted, Riverside Square i 29« 489.5330 ZB" white globei add mystery to this Bamboo 4, Rattan 28 x 14 x 12" H hanging lamp, Reg SI 29,05 COUNTYSEAT 8995 STORE S JLJ Natural hand woven Rattan fix' .lure with_s,atag4 ._- The perfect corner t fixture, 17" Di- Dazzle her ameter x I 6" H, $ Reg. S6005 Burnt Rattan with diamonds from 99. ri#licate!y woven into a cage, enhanc- ed by brass 8. •>(,' topped with a pleated shade Hand crafted and Reg, $74 05 elegantly styled of 14995 Burnt Rattan with pleated cream xw shades. Reg. S6O.95 Diamond pendants and eanftigp upta 1 carat stee — and set in 14K gold — they're Littman* shirting example of value! Come we all the magnrficant brttant • Enlarged to show dMafl LittmaW % A A JEWELERSn SINCE 1885 Livingston Mall Lower Level Rockaway Town Square Mall 27 finestorM in New Jereey, New York, P#nrwytv»n(a 4 D#lawar« Corner of Eisenhower Pky, & S. Orange Ave. Lower Level Next to J,C. Penny Livingston Mall, Livingston • Mon, thru Sat. 10 til 9:30 201 994-4617 201328-9282 G Rockaway Townsquare, Rockaway • Mon, thru Sat. 10 til 9:30 J Open Monday Thru Saturday 10 a.m. til 9:30 p.m. ^ a. Bring home something ingenious today. 1 1 13 i stroll down s i i MCMORY i LANC r lor Culitfy Ine isao We travel the world in the name of Smooth-cutting scissors and superior craftsmanship. And we kitchen knives. Smart-looking never come home without it. So why accessories for parties and trips. 1 i in the world should you? Energy-saving weather instruments. for Livingston Mall's Come to Hoffriti today. You'll see Look-good-and-feel-good health and how fine an art hand-made cutlery grooming aids. can be. And you'll discover hundreds And more. All for you or someone **£• of unusual gifts. you love. AHHCHKSHOW HOFFRITZ FOR CUTLERY, Livingston Mall 994-3077 Monday, April 21st thru S presents r Cortex-Running/Training Well light the way With leather upper for men, down the avenues nylon upper for women. Thick of Livingston Mall cush ioncrepe $ole and full where you'll find midsole for total foot comfort antiques that will bring back flickers of timei gone by. Added Attraction Every dealer at the show will donate an antique piece for Oceania —Jogging/Training Lightweight nylon and suede AUCTION to be held on uppers with a "ueered" wedge Thursday. April 24th at 7 PM. sole for stability and cushioning. AUcourt-Tennis/Racquetball Reinforced canuas shoe with terry cloth lining. Rubber toe m!>i. protector and sure-grip sole. Livi THE VERY LAST WORD In Shopping Pleasure. Elsenhowwf Parkway 6 South Orange Avenue, Livinaston New J»«M Camal and outdoor footwear for men and women BAnummMm, HAHKW, M. .mnm, SEARS mmiso mm nS'SaBmou Livingston MaH OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM ~W9 honor most major credit e«rfli .. -it-,'.' ' m.-; ' *•; •>- OUR ENTIRE STOCK 0 F I > MEN'S CLOTHING, SO SPORTSWEAR AND FURNISHINGS TO 50% OFF I USE YOUR AMERICAN EXPRESS, MASTER CHARGE, OR VISA CARD KJ BOGGS • IJVINGSTON MALL MONMOUWIMALL • WOODBRXDGE OTOTER TO DRASTIC REDUCTIONS, ALTERATIONS •t -4~ UJ SCOTTY SPRING SALE j NESTED LUGGAGE SET j WITH WHEELS 5PC. $7900 5 pc. set Refl. SI 20.00 nncsT compile ieiecricn of c;or ur-x c men s or id womer Vs feshier s for sprino a a inck ;dirg foshicr^ bu ;o icons'f^.TT Choose either blue.or Jcrdcc-e. •C.-.vic/io vaxierbiif -^f-.-r-.H- -.f-^f-^j S brown sturdy vinyl luggage W\th continental handles and extra over- strap. The 26" & 28" sizes have, wheels, #8600 If Sold Separately: Tote. , 9-88 22" Size.. ...12.98 24" Size...... 14,99 26" Wheeler,....;. 23.99 28" Wheeler,...... 26,99 LIVINGSTON MALL OPEN STOCK SALE! DESK ACCESSORIES CHOICE 6, i i Matching Accessories In six lovely colors ^ A, Book ends F, Pan and bass B, Oval desk basket G. Desk pad, sins 12"x19", C, Ashtray I4tsx24'(, 18"x21Vii"«2£L_ 0, Stationary rack H. Letter opener, usual 1.W.,..... 1.49 1. Memo holder I, Pencil cup, usual 1.89 ...... 1.48 Matching leathertex coverings with USUAL 3.79 & 3.99 gold tooling ... In good looking brown, green, pink,blue, yellow, & executive brown. B. Not available in all colors. ' SCOTTY NOW nUTS A REGAL VALUE! STATIONERY STORES Compieta style and sae s»iections not available at all stores LIVINGSTON MALL -Low* L#v* N.ar Bam* Sato Effertlv»Apr» 24 Thru May3^ LIVINGSTON MALL America s Leading Full.Line ~ 1 t 1:- thru this weekend! 20% off! Ali Straw, Macrame and Fabric Handbags Save on all-nude and ultra-sheer pantyhose „, Master Chirge • Visa LIVINGSTON MALL MABTiRCHARGE BANKAME RlCARpiVISA> AME RICAN F XPKF.5 trition Centers j 40CT1.U. VITAMI 312mg. Supertron VITAMIN IDENTICAL TO Theragran-M ZOOM LYSINE FORMULA WE HAVE GUARAN4 $199 HERB TABLETS $T95 9 •mi M 100 CHEWABLE Vitamin E Now You Can Ergof EAH, pur CfHwaM* Vh.min £ If, _ Smooth Tniur* AM Notty I { FlHor HMp M«te it Th. Mad CampM* Vlt.min E Fomut. Wan (Mr OlMrM, $39 100 HEG $7.30 w/nrti ipoN ^$130 Almonds 999 I Clover NHARVEST I Honey Damon OQC PURE 2/$139 2/$149| Yogurt Prunes m LIVINGSTON MALL 89899.9 1 UPPER LBffiL 4 LIVINGSTON MALL LIVINGSTON, N.J, Prints Charming Dresses Too Top Dresses 26.90 Fashion Pants $13 &up Produced by T-Tops 4,99 Newest Colors In MALL PUBLICATIONS, INC. Visors & Belts 1.99 41 MAPLE STREET Handbags 4.99 * up SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY 07901 TOP DESIGNER Baggie & Straight Leg (201) 277-0400 JEANS thru this weekend! reg. up to 12.99 Jaxfor and boys Handbags Now only 20% off! 5.60 88 Regular $11.99 te,S19.99 —'—^~ " Cr Super savings on super-tough Jox from Thorn McAn. Jox for jogging, Jox for basketball or terjuit having a good time. For men and bop. Bingo! All styles pantyhose 20% off! Only at THom McAn. Sale ends May 3,19S0 Misier Charge • Visa, LIVINGSTON MALL f- WORKEN'PAMTS 1 The Pla<*<* fi»r (h<» < nslom Fare1"1 Learn how to make up yoiir face,, .free. I Carpenter & Painter pants Today, Merle Norman invites you to leam the design and colon of your own beautiful face. Our Beauty Advisors will teadi you how to 1 Open your eyes with color. 2 Shape your lips softly. 3 Contour your face, 4 Create a whole new climate for your skin. Merle Norman for your free makeover. Today! $15.00 a*L on 100% cotton, The Hart* (UP the (Hisioni Face"1 Colors include natural, LIVINGSTON MALL dark denim, white, red, 994-3621 yellow & royal blue. BRUNSWICK SQUARE MALL 238-1622 kWaldenbooks For FANNIE Mother's FARMER - «• Day... COOKBOOK d&hfp sid »ays ill giHjd etjf»j^ 3Franks Cooking ffor only and Looking Crood! Here's value so great you can taste it! Our famous all-beef frankfurters, made from a special secret recipe so they snap with flavor, are now sizzling with savings; too. Treat yourself and your family to three delicious franks for only a §1iS. W^ ^ • NATHAN'S STORE COUPON M Mi M M i I _ WittlTtiBOoupOnOnly OftmvllpdlfifOugflMayX. 1980-Umi! • one coupon p«pef3 •~x THE PLACE SETTING At He Place Setting we are bursting with bright gift ideas from "MOTHER" She WM there when you look your first GEORGE GOOD step, She was there when you said your -GORPOfWION always being a "Mother." Mothers are special and The PLAOT SETTWG wants to help eelebrate yours. We have the pefect gift for every Mother. And as a special bonus we offer the following coupon below... Let The Geoige-Good Corp. help you My "I L0«ws You, Mom* with a multitude ot Whether it be the finest pewter, bright gift ideu, at TIDE FLAOT SETTmG elegant fine china, Lenox giftware, tabletop accessories, bright ideas in Kitchen accessories, jewelry and MORE, The Place Setting u "The Place" for all your needs and Gift id.w bf^in with COpCO al The Race whims. Setting. Whether it be a tea kettle, a spice rack, melamine utensils, knives or salad spinner»,Copco does it "better" and *>. "brighter" in a rainbow of kitchen colon, Brew delicious coffee or expresso with Copco's Bistro OFF coffeemaker. The only plunger- type coffeentaker that can ANY ITEM keep brewed coffee hot, right IN THE STORE on the stove. (except sale items and collectable^) Cope© Reg.'38 VaMa through May 23,1900 Kettle NOW«22« UVINOSTON MAU'UPPiR LEVEL NEAR SEARS«9B4-42B8 HONG KONC ORIEKTAl GIFTS, LTD —See Our ANTIQUE BOOTH—^ at the Livingston Mall Breezy ANTIQUE SHOW for And Come In Our Store OFF ALL ANTIQUES= ^ * - - - r- - *• SollcJ Colored Tees Also Save An Additional $398 Soft Sac Handbags 50% OFF SELECTED YILLQW TAG ITEMS, INCLUDING FLOWERfD ASHTRAYS, PAPER MOilLfS & PAP1R LANTERNS PLASTIC SEADfD CURTAINS, Bright Colored Jeans WIND-UPTOYS & MANY MORI. We now carry over 1000 items Junior fashions all waiting for you at foxmoor. Sizes 5 to 13. J of now merchandise LIVINGSTON MALL LIVINGSTON MALL I dothcsvftuiustcamwaHiniMcat UPWtttVK: HtAR SEARS 992-8605 i \ \ - / • • 3D PRICED Sport Coats •- now others S89- s105 PANTS PLACEj Slacks & Jeans *—urn-—' now Livingston Mai! • WHtowbroofc Mall * Woodbridge Centof others S2G- ^35 Great names.., attractive prices! • Yves St. Laurent • Botany 500 •Palm Beach ARE HERE! AID • Yves St. Lifer • Rogers Custom VINYL OPAQUE •Don Robbie MULTI-POSITION •Sansabelt CHAISE GARDEN HOSE •Haggar LOUNGE •Jordache X 50 FEET • H.D. Lee FREE ALTERATIONS VICKS BITE AID FREE! FORMULA VITAMIN C WITHOUT DELAY! -and for life-time! TABLETS Open a Rogers COUGH MIXTURE 500 MG Charge Account! STORE! THROUGHOUT NJ UViNGSTON MALL WiLLOWBROOK MALL, WAYNE IIT! AID FMJUWMCYHIVINGStON MALI ^Ground level between Seare and Hahnes) (nerfioSMr*.iiw*MIM UVMKttTON, «U*MAftMACY PHONCt m EFKCINt IMtt Ml 27.1M« USE OUR GREAT NEW CREDIT PLAN X* TWO GENERATIONS THIS WEEK ONLY STAND BEHIND GORDON WHS1 TNH SELL SAM GORDONS PERSONAL GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION Sarrr Gordon Guarantee* CempMs INVENTORY LIQUIDATION Satfrfactton or Replacement of any Pmistantly TroublMonM Major Appliance SoM by Sam Gordon's AppUance Supermarket* wtthln 1 year... TV and Stereo 90 Day*! GENERAL ELICTRiC SAVE'30, »50 % 12" Diagonal SOUND INSULATED UNDERCOUNTER ON 1979 MODEL BLACK & WHITE TVs DISHWASHERS AIR CONDITIONERS ^. Supplies Limited 5000 ITU Tk AMP. COMPACT mn 6000 BTU 7V2 AMP. '9OOOFWUST •Sfl THROUGH COMPACT WJ7E WINDOW 7000 ITU V/% AMP. s AM/FM8TRACK •AUTOMATIC $ 12 WATT PLAY RECORD TIMER CUSTOM 7FJ7E 229 STEREO SYSTEMS 8000 BTU 12 AMP. CUSTOM SFJi $2JQ95 10400 BTU 12 AMP. $ INSTANT INSTALL 10FSU 259 15000 BTU DUAL VOLTAGE $ - |95 HiAVYDUTY 15EH4W CALORIC 30" CHROMACOLORII COLOR TVs GAS RANGES TU DUAL VOLTAGE $ 95 HEAVY DUTY 1SFH4W 349 23«00 BTU SLIDE OUT $i |95 HEAVY DUTY 24RMC We carry Amana, Emerson Quiet Kool, GE, Gibson & Westinghousa WHIRLPOOL IN STOCK HARDWOOD MAGNAVOX 25" Diagonal CUSTOM OBY AUTOMATIC KITCHEN CABINETS^ COLOR CONSOLE TVs DRYERS UP TO FREE DESIGN LHEW0O SERVICE CALORIC ^ 18 LB. fcHARMGLOW AUTOMATIC 18 LB. OUTDOORPOBTABU I PORTABlf MAKI 2 DOOR 13 INCH CLOTHES HEAVY OUT* UPWGMT WWGERATOfl WAQCTUL GAS GRILLS GAS GRILLS DRYERS WASHERS FREEZERS COLOR TV'S w/TANK 7230 FREEZERS DC18A3 WA18S1 FVttfctt RT12C1 U8O41H 1fC903» •1.79* 195 $< .95 .95 195 im^ft'm"^^k«fp^Mmmsamff' .... , . . „. ,. •*•* •• *« •••_". - C • - .•*«.' ^_ • • ' * 't , * • ••..•" — • . • . • ." * •#"•".•-. •"' ~^ . _: -. '^^—^^— - - - = • £>. - —— ^-_^ '*"• •- • >.. ——-— ___ ^______ •*•-,-• . -^* (B'SflStT •"••"-...• .:5'L.. ve i 3 RUMMftOB SALE nook S lur n . it! r f i hmg VAILSBUHG 3 rooms LOCAL New tar dealer will BOSELLECRANFORD tn'fifoorn* I' , Ogfh% WflH 'o Furnished with utilities 42}0 pay over book price for < leaf! A',-ili i arppting An oscellpnl MADASSAM SOMETHING per month plus security ! suburb used cars All makes lippr riL nynr Nfwiy "tinted Sin.000 FOR EVERYONE 336 Available May 1st No Pets .mo models Also u ullage H S ', b" V D S BOvoriy 3?6 1 043 Walnut Ave traifora. (Uittlp 3/3 7106 after 4 PM ! ; Hr*. iinrn rash, Mr Cirr, house nesf sg temple Beth CAIM POR SCRAP , It, I tilt. ?61 J400 i 1' Sunday. May Jin \Q ij your tar Ca^t irfjnii IS Oak Ridge Realty KENILWORTH-Modern 3 i K tl 129 p m per iQy IDS . newspapers II 50 ; ] H n,l itor 3'6 4832 room apartment, 2nd floor, • USEDCARS*TRUCKS 5th . 3pm per 00 ihs t,ed byndli'l s f heatsupDheo Call 245 9144 or 01 tO'l'ian mfltyrwrti N W 5 j
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