Tfcwadty. Ho—n*»r lz, M»l Business^riews • ElLfcEN 1L HntSCU Of MERCK * Co.. Inc. an- sfagbuy higher than sales FIDELITY UNION f Union fad promoted to Bounced third-quarter at 9BJ5U.O0O for the third BANCORPORATION •or preferred diineud |»T"-""f analyst in sales of SCM.ai.0M. quarter of last year. (NYSE1 reported compared teSUaa.n» las* . * * • : The Prudential Insurance yew. '• ' Company's Computer continuing operatioes PAWL F. HALLOS, Systems and Service Of- before secarnies trassac- preadeat of Firs! National fice, Rosetand. tioBS daring the ase Bask erf Central Jersey. GRAND OPENING month period ending Sept JOSEPH WPER30SI, reported, mu eases w Del JR. of Linden graduated FRIDAY » of OS. vaceardu« to loss of »».&» or 3 Ihntm imihiwhri TIIIT fliBimmn'mf (he Board 20% off r MM Jertcy negative 13\ per share iTa >MO* Crowd heckles, shouts representative far Robert Snnson. 8*11 T*te*)M>M Co.. thai compares favorably SELECTED ITEMS Mrmrk,*** retire) alter Mktotob, Mktetab UgM JOAXK CHI.VM has »O Mill • W«mo«M.til«»M» with the second quarter awl. Wanbarotr betrx, joioed Leslie Aaron UJM m. WOO ML • UWO • M5-3057 41 yaart el jcrvioc b loss ot double that amouol. was named sales Mid Associates, ElirabtuVas a SI.KI.OM. • auritctiag caordiaatar. copywriter. .. at board of ed meeting JOSE-MENY PAJrY&aiaed Leonard J. By SIIAR! BROWN ' During other outbursts, the crowd • buses, which would transport from one Ski>elofSbortHjJls*sex- ~" 'l^ie ble-mght SpeetBCleTwpald-havir—rspontled^ith-applause-and chants of mile and farther for the-1982-83 school _ ecutive vie* preodeot- THOMAS GRIESER-ar; 'doncRin&li^Brothers-proud.', ' "keep Caldwell open." One man clang- year. The package incttRtea~gas,-in- - chief financial .office; ind Umb*rtvaW, tontWrty tt I - my can* uncostumed. unmaskedr^ od a eowbell when board member John . F. Brad Henry of Basbng 2-grwat now locations... surance, services and repairs. ;' "_^Bidge as senior vice presi- ^hoisting picket signs instead of batons Westerficld's argument-ifpr closirife '. Arnold Gerst blamed voter-apathy for and scrvka rtfaalor al and driving cars instead^rf riding jewel- Caldwell was called an "abomlnaUon" the discontent' with the redlstrlcting dent, torpor* I* \ counsel ttW AjatricM Tdtpanai 18 Sprlngflold Awnu* aad secretary., ed, white horses. And what a pcrfor- - and the efforts by the Walton- • decision. He said all board members * ' Ttlt«r*p» C».. Irylngton, How Jorsoy mance they gave durin• - g- th- e Monda• y Sandmcier PTA to keep Edward V. ran unopposed during theJast election. PaoUwy. c*tobrat*d ~~PETEH~ XXBTXELL. '•.__.• ' .and • " ' •_.. . night'meeting of the Springfield Board WaUon^hoolopcinr^veiidetta.'' , • Board member* Barbara Adler sug- wl I—of-Education. ' "" Many residents seemed particularly gested that the Caldwell residents put c^ainntD of tbc bautl th« B*41 Systm. ' FSdeSty' Union. Eank. as- 2625 Morris AVOJIUO concerned with the cost of busing com- three of tbiir own candidates up for the \ ~~ For more than 2*-r hours the board April election"and vote them In if they Mcoeed that George L FIRST JERSEY KA-_ pared Mb the costs of renovating —-Union, Jorsoy .. listened to Caldwell-area residents •want the motion put back on the floor Tti»K>Ti Jr. will f>cyyp%» the TIOKAi. OORPORATIOK Caldwell SchooT - question and denounce its rcdislricting andrevoted. responsibtEty of presides! reported third quarter Dr. Leonard DiGibvanni presented:* , decision. total figure or $765,000, drawn up by a and chief exeentire officer ISM operating earrings of Suited police of ficers were among the Michael Marcus was one_of many oftbebank. tl.5S6.0M before securities team of Somcrville engineers as the residents who asked if the Caldwell standing-room-only crowd wfifch lined estimated costs of repairing Caldwell. the walls of Florence M. Gaudineer repairs could be put on the April ballot Repairs such as'plumbing and elec- in the form of a public referendum. ; cafeteria. . . trical work, which, the engineers said, > The horde heckled, booed, screamed In regular board business, conducted AU 3 TABLES INCLUDED! needed immediate attention, totaled within the first 30 minutes' of the at and shouted down individuals such as $317,000. Renovations which could, be Bernice Edelcreek, who commended meeting, the board formally accepted "delayed" for up until a year totaled more than $34,000 in funds. the board for its "serious decision." $376,000, and -work which could be "I'm not taking sides," she said. "I delayed for two to three years totaled The majority of the funds, $20,640, think.that the board should listen to $72,000. ..-.•' was1 federal money for reading everything that everyone has to say," • Dr. Fred Baruchin, superintendent of specialists at Caldwell and Walton ~*ihr-vtH "f-fVtn^-wnnt-my ^nrd \n hft chools, said he received within the last schools. Title I funding for the elemen- pressured by anyone." The comment few months a cost-of-busini g figure from tary an3 secondary remedial tlF~ ~ TtMCtH caused an eruption of charges that that the Squire Bus Company of $54,000. This struction of 18 youngsters totaled MHWEY0UI is how the vote originally came about. leasing price included ffiree 58rperson $12,066. __ - OtfiJEKUT KM00EUD $240.00 gives some answers Exclusive but not Expensive J & J Jewelry to Caldwell parents1 ' questions & Setting Co. . By SHARI BROWN redistricting decision , Baruchin said "They (the combined student popula- "Where are my kids going? How are "busing should, in a sense, relieve tion) will fit. It's just that class sizes 268 Ham Jfe, SpriaffieW • 467M32 - they going to get there? A«d what,will traffic,"—the more children who are may be increased somewhat," the OPER: TWs, Fru Sit 12 M-9 PV PICKETCRS PROTEST—Stan be awaiting them?" bused, the fewer individual-cars con- superintendent said. Wlckham whuM a toilet last week to Those are the primary concerns of gesting the area. • .' ; . Dr. Henry Rissetto, board consultant,- tt» sc*ne of demonstrations protesting many township residents since the Spr- According to Baruchin, the board listed 25 as the maximum acceptable ttw Springfield Board of Education's ingfield Board of Education voted to voted on Nov. 4 to house kindergarten class size in hisj-edistricting report. decision to close James Caldwell close James Caldwell School.for the' through first-grade youngsters in the' But Madeline Zamarra, president of the RICHARD SHEINBLATJ. D.D.S-iP.A. School. At left/ more parents of 1962-83 school year. Thelma L. Sandmeler School on Spr- Walton-Sandmeler PTA, said class Caktwdl studmts aad rttldtnts who In particular, parents are concerned ingfield Avenue and third through fifth- sizes would' not exceed 23.8 students- •General Dentistry liv* la HM>«t«a loin in.plckating ttw with safety, programming^ flooding; grade youngsters, in the Ed.ward V. per-room based on 1882-83. enrollment board. O^noAtrators also showed up realignment and busing. Walton School on Mountain Avenue. projection figures and the number of • OrtrvxJontics ,__. at ttw board's regular meeting Monday. According to Dr. Fred Baruchin, This decision will affect 226 Caldwell available classrooms per school. (Photos by Marcy Dublnsky) superintendent of schools, "Busing will School students. What will become of According to that study, the greatest •Perkxsomics , protect the'interest of the students in- .thestaff? . • •,:."•• number of children-per-class would be volved. It may make things safer than "When teachers are hired, they're in the fourth and fifth grades—23.8. •EnckxJohtks. NOTHING ELSE TO BUY! walking," he said. , .hired for the Springfield school district, Caldwell School presently, has a fifth- 1 •Reconstructive Dentistry Although the board voted to make a. not for one school," the superintendent. grade class with 24 students in it, • Massive Sofa committment to busing during that explained. The district comprises Zamarra said. S Nov. 4~meeting, Baruchin said it has not Caldwell, Walton, Sandmeier and Class sizes should decrease with the •Inhalation Sedation • CqjnpaKlM LOVSSMI yet reached the stage, where bus routes Gaudineer schools, in addition to the. continuance of declining enrollment, (Nitrous Oxide) • MUCMM CMr - and the number of buses necessary central offices in Raymond Chisholm according, to Zamarra. Baruchin \ • . •Intravenous Analgesia have been determined. School. . • • • agreed that the 1983-84 enrollment will - • CodftallTaWe • i . The school' transportation depart- Because of declining enrollment, the ' decline to the point where everyone will • 2 Matchlm tM TaWas ment wijl have thctask of plotting the school district has been reducing its be able to be accommodated, and con- Hours By Appointment —— 399 eventual schedule. "They will drive the ,staff~iteachers, "administrators, custo- tinue "regular program distance to different homes and plot the dians, aides and secretaries—by about characteristics." . Here's a low price you thought you'd never see again for such a charming complete roomfull. schedule that way," Baruchin said. 4 percent per year for the last liiyears, As for now, however, Baruchin said RJchord Sheinbtott, D.D S.. P.A. Even though the board did not con- Baruchin said. special programs may have to be Sofa, Loveseat and Chair has handsome wood trim and full pleated skirt and tailored in long- duct a traffic study of the Meisel and Some job positions automaticaiy open "redesigned," as opposed to discon- 221 Chestnut -Street—- wearing HERCULON. Quality features you normally find on suites costing hundreds of dollars Mountain avenue areas prior to the up as a result of attrition, he explained. tinued, to assure accommodation. TtoseHe. New Jersey O72O3 more. Now add the huge cocktail and two. not one, but two end tables that perfectly coordi- "When a person retires, that position Music anil art teachers may come to 245-1615 nate with the suite and you have a super value. Come in now for this spectacular furniture will not be renewed the next-year." the classrooms,' as done with the bargain. ' ' In light of these facts, Baruchin said, kindergartens, instead of the children "People at Caldwell may find leaving the classroom for music or .art. Troy tenants move to s themselves all retaining their jobs." — This would free rooms for actual class When staff is fired, however, it is con- use. ' •' '. • The Troy Village Tenants Association with the committee on other occasions. But Wolfe said the outlook was '"not statute, even though he may have been . ducted on a seniority basts. "The Baruchin added that Walton School voted imanitmnicly during' a meeting He said the board would consider atten- very good." . paying taxes under the city ordinance.. last Thursday night to retain a lawyer ding a private meeting with the com- The Union County Board of Taxation newest teachers to the district are the no longer suiters the flooding problem ALL SOLID WOOD The board later would not hear the' ones whose positions are removed it once did. The community corrected for the sole purpose of speeding up its mittee or having the tenants attend a last month "look the easy way out and Stifelman case because it had already tax reassessment appeal process. regular Township Committee meeting. never heard the case," he said. Accor- first," Baruchin added. that problem by expanding the culvert ruled that tenants in the complex, are '• Residents have claimed that all of the '.in the Suburban Golf Course, he said. BUNK BED! ' Saul Wolfe, the attorney vino is handl- Other tenants suggested an amend- ding to Wolfe, the appeal Hied by. pro- not taxpayers as listed by the statute. ment to the township rent leveling or- perty owner Jack Stifelman on behalf of students will not fit in the schools, that Replacement of gym floors and misfir- ing thclenants" lax appeal, said, "A Nevertheless, Wolfe said if the they will lose special programs and that ing of boiler mechanisms due to (state) statute ratists that says all of the dinance for apartment dwellers who all Troy tenants was not heard may encounter similar problems in the "because of an individual who filed a tenants are able to get their case into Walton sits in a hazard—the lap of a flooding has not occurred within the (third quarter) taxes that are due have court, he believes that they are "due for flood-prone area.. • last 10 years. . to be paid in order for the (appeal lease future. V similar (tax) appeal on his own and Zucker said the rent leveling or-' went tocour t without a lawyer." a very, very substantial assessment to go to the tax court." reduction." According to Wolfe, who David MargoJes, the Troy landlord, dinance should be changed to ensure that the tenant does not have to pay the The Troy tenant's case was listed and recently handled a similar case for hasisdd the third quarter taxes on only heard by the board before the Stifelman tenants in Bergen County, the Troy H7«f (he WO Troy, Village units, accor- tax surcharge if the'landlord does.not pay the taxes. .case., ; tenants have been "outrageously ding to spokesmen for the association. overassessed by the tax assessor." Leonard Zucker, counsel for the Zucker said Simon will be proceeding ' Wolfe said Edward Rosenblum, at- tenants, said," "We have to take some' to the State Superior .Court Chancery torney handling the case on behalf 'of' He said he would bo employing some legal action to see thai the taxes are Division for payment" of the taxes in the township, objected because the in- unusual strategy to win the caso-and it paid so the case won't get thrown out of. order that Wolfe may proceed with the dividual was not a taxpayer, would not be advantageous to reveal his court." appeal: (homeowner | withfh the meaning of the ' tactics during a public meeting. . The audience of about 9)0 tenants, who gathered in the Florence M. Gaudineer School cafeteria, voted to re- test scores Uin Richard I. Simon to take legal ac- tion to see thai the taxes are paid, the By J.W. BURNETT be looked upon as very favorable," said • . A more detailed study done in New firm of Hockberg & Simon of West Union County Regional High School Kenny. York, however, concluded that while a Orange was retidnjNtoUit, hourly cost students scored well in the statewide Not so favorable was the report from school system may save encrgy_and of llgfor a minimum of apprtbdmately minimum skills tests, the regional of ' Lewis Fredericks, assistant Money, the overall use of energy in the 10 Man to an estimated maximum of .Board of Education disclosed at its superintendent for facilities and community would go up while children tthis; .••'••• . ... '• meetingTu&day night maintenance, on closing school for one , are out of school. A fein' ltr-tit -*y irttrw i^iiM nut hr The hoard also examined a study of mouth, this winter. takeii "to deny" Hargole^ from using closing schools for one month during ' "In the absence of strong evidence A New Jersey study reached the - the. money be already has collected the winter to save energy, but the move thai meaningful amounts of energy are same <-iincjusions and said, "It is best to from the t—f'tTj but has not turned appears unlikely because of the disrup- _Jikely to be saved, we do hot look with > use conservation measures and remain cVertothetownshlpT . live effects it would have upon. the.. favor on any significant change in the open." - Saul Taxon, association presideot, • school calendar. • school calendar," Fredericks said in said, "Under law we. have to pay rent A study from Pennsylvania showed On the minimum skills test. Dr. 'bis report. . . ,. . . that it was even possible to use more and-the surcharge 'that is a pass Frances Kenny reported to the board "We've tried to research as.best we u fuel during a school closure, since even through?' He added, however, that the the ninth- and ^lth-grede student's could," Fredericks told the board, ''but towmhip can gataonjy eight percent in- though, there are no students In the NEtfJBOTS FASTEST 6R^^ scores in reading anil math were ''very .there isn't a great deal of information school, the building must be heated to terest oh Utet Uxpaymeqls while the good in all areas, and no weaknesses on the$ubjecU" He added, "One author rtaum . ,. OEIUatE uuHBord can use the money for other prevent damage such as p^pes breaking ^Furniture '^lWindTV '' - quotes another and tbty swap tales •; from water freezing Within them. vmSfifium pttrpQies ana* Qldii |iwnaps 1ft .percent, Both grades, though, will need rein- rjackandforth/Y W , by mvesting the money on the open! ; mmman.. forcement ln«everal arete. In math;' He did, however, manage to-get '- This study found the . unoccupied • . . •aTV^sBi • sTsiBsB saBOBi' ' •. nm WWWMW^ w^mtk iBsmaiBai • >. . " " " market.',' • •• , .•••. >- •...... ••'•• work is needed on percentages, addi- studies from six states on the subject. A • building temperature of 56 degrees us- 9a Mil ME • UNION • SS7-2K7 •sVfMI Another tenant asked why,peopl... e in .._.._..—tion and subtraeUon, , for Qtimpto.—,— . t_n Colorado study reported a saving of 23 .ed more fuel than when the building IMLIkKAsatlMMr the association >irhtlout" could not. readmg, tlw eJevenlh grade needed no percent in be»ting oU fuel to the school was decupled and at 68 degrees. The .„- .. L UEbm» a> Itaafar.aat'Bwav to* bl> Ml AM. »tie«*wllFtheTWnshlp Committee to aid, but the ninth grade needs work In >(llsWct A Connecticut school dtotrlct heat from lights and people added -Nancy Hamnwl partorm with th* WW Jonathan Dayton RaglMwl High school •eawbatUcoulddo...... : areas such aguung a dk«onaryr - -claimed it saved »8.9« to fuel costs by enough ta. the building to keep'It Marching Band, which won ttw Oroop I. Ctwbtar Flvt, To6raam*nt ot Bands association has met _. "In Renerd. I thmk the results should closing for two weeks to February. - warmer with less fuel. dumplomhlpUitwaaklnElltabith.
;• !i -••<• •V • • » • •-..* , Novwntwr \f. mi SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER - Thursday, November 1MM1 — 3 Flue da ers are urged to be cautious oil comirmroim from 1 to U percent, alternative ways of lowering their Laboratories «JL> seal. An unprop«tr Adam K. Levin, director of the KJ. companies that are advertising -by Energy ts working with Consumer Af- with an average fuel saving of &5 per- heating bilk. Typically, flue dampers instiled damper could lead to maMunc- Division of Consume- AHairs; has direct mail and in newspapers, he said. fairs to investigate claims nude for (be flue dampers. According' to Assitant cent, depeoding on a number o{ factors. cost $150 to $500. Levin said there are ijon and to dangerous gate* eacapinf issued a statewide alert to consumers Oompanies that make false claims into living areas. •.'_ about their products are liable (or DOE Commisioaef Charles A. These factors include the type and sue reports of dampers this year selling for who are considering buying flue Levin urged consumen who hvre penalties under the Consumer Fraud Richman, "The function of a itae of the furnace, the design and operation asmuchas$S9S. dampers to cut down heating hiiiS- qu^ttMx about making their bona* Act, Levin added. . damper is to dose off the Hue pipe of the damper, and the age and location Levin said that anyone who does which exhausts waste gases from a fur- of the funlace. Ftar example, a furnace decide to add a Oue damper to a heating more energy efficient to call Ike •"Ke are conceroed because we have "With today's high cost of healing nace to the outside so warm air from unit should buy only an approved Department of Energy's Information report 'ol companies operating in the homes," the director said, "people are located in a heated space win show the house does not escape when the fur- device and should have it installed by a line at aOMn-OO. He said ooMoncfs state T>T*""E exaggerated claims about looking for ways to cut down their fuel more savings than one located in a cool nace is not working." , professional. A damper installed on a who have had a company faheiry repre- how much money can be saved by in- bills. Consumers are particularly basement, crawl space or attic- vulnerable right aw to businesses that Richman said because of the narrow gas furnace shoulS have the American sent the energy-saving capabiHty of a. stalling flue dampers and charging «• Gas Association IAGA) seal of ap- flue damper should can the Office of horbttant prices for these devices." claim their products uill save energy Richman said research at range of potential saving and the dollars." Broc&haven National Laboratory has relatively high expense of most flue proval, and one installed on an oil unit Consumer Protection of the VMtka of Levin said. should have the Underwriters Consumer Affairs at SDl-MS-SCtt. Consumer Affairs is investigating . Levin said the stale Department of found that a flue damper can lower fud dampers, consumers should check Environmental hazards assessed in guide BOUTIQUE PREVIEW-St. James School students and chairwomen show oil IN THE LlfJE 01= DUTY—Five Springfield policemen received the 200 Club Stickle, March of Dimes vironmental Protection three expert paneb which the first comprehensive birth has been issued by to detect and measure some of the Christmas gilts thai will be lor sale at the third annual "Holiday Valor Award for apprehending two robbery suspects following a highspeed senior vice-president for Agency, National Institute focused on rdiffereat- gmde lo scientific assess- -the March oi Dimes Birth such risks as a basis for • Boutique" on Dec. S from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Dec. & from • a.m. to 1 p.m. at chase through Springlleld last spring. The officers disarmed the suspects wh«i\ . roenl of environmental Defects Pcandation. planning and administra- of Environmental Health aspects of the problem. prompt action in emergen- the school auditorium. This year's sale includes handmade holiday decorations they resisted arrest. Loft to right, Officers Robert Roessner, William Chisholm, hazards to conception. "Guidelines for Studies tion.' "Dix'ided opinion Sciences, and Occupa-. Copies ($10) may be cies and long-term plans CABLE OPEN HOUSE-AmoM Gent, host of M.U«*I Minutes and Carol as well as gilts for both personal and household use. Pictured left to right are Detective Lt. Sam Calabrese, Sgt. Keith Strom and Officer George Slessel. The. pregnancy' and healthy of Human Populations Ex-, among experts generated tiona) Safety- and Helath ordered from the Profea- to prevent such emergen- PMUfec «| Upsala Celltgc entertain agues* during the Communities on Cable John bivoti, Co-chairwoman Grace O'Brien, Kathleen O'Brien, Tara McGann, 200 Club cited the Springfield policemen for risking their lives in the line ol duty ' posed to Mutagenic and a kind of intellectual smog Administration. Private sional Education Depart—- -cies.- ••• •• " span hoot* last week, the public was invited to tour the local access television Co-chairwomjn Terry Stapleton, Peter' Stapleton, David Bcrnowski, Robin in a ceremony Friday at the Tower Sfeakhousc in Mountainside. , 'that still hovers over Love industry, independent^nd meat, March-of Dimes dance Reproiietive'HMards". is It is dedkated-to-"the station and try its equipment. ' _ • .. O'Brien and Jamie Stalker. ' (Photoby Philip Haripiah) designed to improve and residents, pa£l and pre- Canal.. If ever_the time government research Birth Defects Foundation. coordinate scientific-:ef-. sent of the Love Canal of were ~ ripe to . formulate laboratories and univer- lj7S Mamarooeck Ave.. forte Jo determine irtMher New Yfffc Stilt, lot you guidelines- to study actual. sities were representedon White PUins.Ti.Y.10»BS. Xhink it was! all in yaiiL^.jtiSUSpecled-environmen- " Club to show battle scene Sunday Tbe toxic wast dump at ' tal hatards to-a-localiied Jjow Canal has become" a-population.-itisnow." ~~- Sunday's showing-and the public has , draws about SPRINGFIELD-The first public John r r.nrn< nniary chairman of "symbol of how disorganu- •~ The W"ork is the result of Library. . ~_____ been invited. Purchase of the print showing oP'Thc Battle of Springfield," the project, has announced that the ~ed nr delayed assessment a conference of-leading SPRINGFIELD—Communities on—Berkeley Heights. New- Providence and The painting measures 18 by 24 in- allows registered buyjors to share m a —= • a water color painting by Ihe artist prints will be displayed pn easels on the of environmental con- scientists held in Cable r*c*ntly sponsored an open house Millburn uill be welcomed to be trained Ches and is a new version of the "Give drawing for the origrnalframed pain- -Jernaliona! Year of Fratwis-MeGinley of Dover Township, locallTanks, saving and loan groups and deaths, early childhood lamination can compound Washington and sponsorST to introduce citiiens to the television . in the center: Volunteers arc needed to "em Watts, Bays" scene in front of the ting if bought on or before Feb. 1. The ' Disabled will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Spr- certain active shopping areas, where „ or inheritable the concern of exposed by the March of Dimes station. write, produce. lend techtnical Presbyterian Church, foiiRht June 23,. drawing wjll be held, at-a Rotary"" sponsoring ingfield FrccPublic Library. order inquiry forms are available. residents and the govern- Birth Defects Foundation assistance and create new shows. 1780. It provides greater detail of tlie meeting Qanly in February. mara)hm ment "officials to whom _and four government About 50 guests used studioi cameras; church and is an accurate account of These will be directed to the following: tried their hands at editing copy; Those interested in signing up have Sponsored by Springfield Rotary, the tbe marathon. will be they turn for help, ~IT^lhS^tf the ewmt- Each lithograph is numbered . Gncos, 287 Sliort Hills Ave., 376=2283r held at the Kean toured tbe control room, the network - been asked to call Linn Stauderman. painting is the first in a series planned- Charles Remiinger, 9 South Springfield According-tdi o , Gabriel Disease Control, Ed' coordinator, at 277-6310. to raise funds for the club's scholarship and pencil-signed by the artist and AAV violations : Center cafeteria Saturday nerve center., and enlisted for training limited to only 500 copies. After prin- Ave. 37G-3319; and Milton's Liquors, 376- classes. - <-.• and charity funds. irom'-J. p.m. to midnight ting, the original plates will be 1621. All members of Rotary also will Continuous music will be Kate Miller, network president: Ar- Cable channel lists Township officials and local groups destroyed. The copies are being sold at sell prints. . . result in fines provided by various bands taold Gerst. hoshof 30 Leg^l Minutes; have been invited to attend the unveil- $25 each, unframed. Light refreshments will be served at SPRINGFIELD-Judge Malcolm N. suck as: Jump Johnson, Judy- Gollust, commentator" 67 T\' November shows ing at the library. A copy will be Bohrod-fined three Newark residents City Folk. South Bound. ' Milibum; Kathy Clingan, commentator SPRINGFIELD—Communities on presented each lo Mayor William Cieri. more than $2(10 each on motor vehicle Young Sophisticates and of This Week in Summit; Lynda, Cable, the television access center the Presbyterian Church and the violations when they were arraigned in by disc jockeys from If you're interested in Staudmnan. coordinator, and Beth which serves . Springfield, Summit, which serves. bpnngncld, summit, • • i Municipal Court on Monday. WKXJ and WFMU. Priies Pincus, program' developer and pro- Bohrod fined Harry T. Williams, 40, rill be awarded ducer explained trrguests tbe operation Berkeley Heights. New Providence and J©WlSn QPOUDS of 64 Ninth Ave., Newark, $300 plus $15 throughout the marathon. Millburn, has scheduled the following . 5* r^ _ earning tax-free interest NHng-ppograrofc-for-tho mnnth-aL in court costs after he pleaded guilty to Free, parking, free Communities^ on Cable, head- Novembcir. being involved in an automobile accl- refreshments and quartered in the Central Presbyterian T\" Milibum, 7:30 tomorrow; ' 30 dent while his license and registration wheelchair accessibility Church, Maple Street, Summit, broad- Medical Minutes. 8:30 Nov. 24; This were suspended. are available. about Mideast casts over, Channel PA-2. Monday, Week in Summit. 8:30 Nov. 25: TV Williams also pleaded, guilty to driv- For further information, INVESTORS' ALL-SAVERS SPRINGFIELD-The B'nai B'rith Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Millburn (repeat*. 7:30 and This Week ing without insurance. He received a contact7 Rosemary' Edels- Lodge and the Men's Club of Temple evenings. in Summit (repeat), 8:30 Nov. 26. arid $50 fine plus $15 in costs-on that charge. tein or Martha,Sliwinski at Beth Ahm will co-sponsor a breakfast Residents of Springfield. Summit, TVMillburn (repeal), 7:30 Nov.. 27. Bohrod also suspended Williams' driv- the Kessler Institute, 731- meeting Sunday at the temple.. L ing privileges for six mgnths. 3600. CERTIFICATE The guest speaker, Dr. Cavriel Ben- Ephraim, is a lecturer in English George Danelson, 27, of 11 Hellen Westfield YWCA offers Place, Newark, also pleaded guilty to lm>esiors Savings how oHers the one-year certificate that gives you up to St.000 interest free from Federal income tax it literature at the Hebrew University of you file an individual return, and'S2,000 tax free if you file a joint return. In most cases, this will give you a higher yield than Jerusalem. He has written articles and driving while his license was suspend- ATTACK BY FOUR-ARMED ALIEN-All is not as it seems as Robert you could earn after taxes 6n many investments including 6-month certificates or rnoney market funds. ' • reviews on a variety of literary subjects ed. Bohrod fined Danelson a total, of Grossman works on the outer band of jet engine fan blades at the Compressor closes for kids, adults and is the author of a book on D.H. $215. - Walter Woodridge, 38, of 399 Leslie Components Division of TRW Inc. in Oevetand. In the heli-arc welding process Classes in physical education and cooling down period of 5 to' 10 minutes. Lawrence. Ben-Ephraim also has done St., Newark, pleaded guilty to driving mat is performed inside an oxygen-free bubble, the arms normally extend the swimming will be offered in the upcom- Stretching, jogging, dancing and other extensive volunteer work for Israel while on the revoked list. He was fined other way. All-Savers Certificate ing sesions at the Westfield YWCA, The exercises to music! are used. Men and bonds and other Israel-related projects. $200:plus $15 court costs on the charge. courses, to begin next week, follow. women are eligible, and husband-wife Born in West Germany. Ben- Springfield resident Gloria V. JUNIOR GYM. For boys and girls teams have been encouraged to attend. Ephraim immigrated to the United H • MM ifwwtamtnl Scower, 59, of 4 Christy Lane pleaded from 5 lo 7 years of age, the class com- Classes are $1 each on a drop-in basis States in 1950 and then to Israel in 1970. guilty to driving while under the in- Polish heritage featured EX.JLCT UOMIES CEO. •'.'•. . . Available November 2 • November 28 ; bines fitness, games and equipment to for members and are available three He was educated at Queens College in ARTISTS TO DISPLAY WORKS—Philip Shorrod of Springfield will display his fluence_of alcohol. She was fined $200 Tbe Polish Cultural" choreographed by Susan- may be obtained by call- MiSTATIFUaCO. . build strong bodies. The class can be evenings a week. N.Y:; SUNY'at Buffalo, and Hebrew University, Jerusalem. oil on canvas 'Harry' and other works in 'New Jersey Artists,' at tho Newark and her license was suspended for 60 Foundatm. Int. of New na Organek. whose ing Diana Gaza at 763- 9234S4S Tax-Free_ eomtfiried -with Junior Swim—on ADULT AQUATICS Aquacise com- Museum, through Jan. JO. Painting, graphics, sculpture and photography are Presently' on leave' from .HcbreV days. ' • ~ Jersey uill present choreography has. been- 1781. . Minimum S500 • Term One Year • Insured lo $1,00.000 by the FSLIC Thursdiy afternoon. bines Fitness Factory and Danccrobics among the works by 84 contemporary artists who live or work in tho state. "Reflections jn<-' Dap'ce. seen in the metropolitan •- . Federal regulations requiie.sobstantial penalties for early withdrawal. SCHOOL-AGE AQUATICS. Classes in tbe pool. Classes also available in University, Ben-Ephraim is functioning Music and Lrterarure of area in performances oi on weekdays and Saturdays starting Beginning Swimming and Intemcrdiate as a speaker for the Israeli consulate. fflE KUN COUf CE THEATRE SERIES You'll earn the highest yield allowed by law on this type of account. Yield established every, four weeks; however the SWEET DREAMS Poland's Romantic Age" the Lyric Dance •with kindergarten-only classes, advan- Swimming, as well as special classes His topic at the breakfast will be "The Ensemble, a company will present its 2nd major production yield iri effect when-you purchase your certificate is guaranteed until maturity. ... cing lo Beginners I for those first grade for women who are "Absolutely Ter- Mideast. AWACs and the PLO." Red Cross is offering al tbe Morris Museum. Tn» ltoit b»ip» •»•!« k yDu ihe i»K*b* *au'u»mn- y*ia ycu would nti* is •»•« I3.«u»i **• s*M*ni itv-'tM JUt-s***r* c*m»ic»it w« SHIFMAN* SPRING AIR Normandy Heights- and formed .and directed by and older, and, continuing through rified" of learning to swim. Adult swim- Members arid guests have^been invited Orgahek in 1978. "RUNAWAYS" several beginner levels as the child pro- ming packages are offered. toattend. THER-A-PEDIC • SERTA Columbia, roads. Mor- v Dr. *•%** T*r* rislovra. on Nov. 29 at 3 American Dance Theatre. &4h . gresses. Intemediate, swimmers and RECREATIONAL SWIMS Plunges Harry Rice and Joseph Todres arc co- three courses in CPR SWEET DREAMS p.m. P.oughkeepsJe Ballet and BUWAWAYS will rvn tor .1 wnkbW b*«tMUiio TtmruLay. Junior Swim also are offered for more are available year-round at various day jihairmen of this meeting for the Lodge Dagmar Finkle, chairman for First First Aid and Emergency Care Review Hudson County Ballet. * ftt I p.m. «* tht WittciM Thutrt tor Mw *>*r Tax Bracket Taxable Equivalent Yield SPECIALORDERS FILLED The program includes skilled swimmers, as well as lifesaving and evening hours. and the Men's Club. Aid Services at the Westfield- will be taught by Robert Willard at the . Additional information FOR ALL YOUR NEEDSI works by- Poland's great M (Vidlry. 37%. 17.10% preparation for those 13. and old, and Mountainside Red Cross, has announc- Westfield Rescue Squad, 335 Watterson may be obtained by call- advanced lifesaving (or Red Cross cer- ed three Red Cross courses to be of- St., Westfield. The classes are schedul- 643 CHESTNUT ST., UNION. composers Oginski. ing Josephine Cukier at 43% 18.89% Vocal groups tification. Both LeveH and Level 2 div- YAACA slates fered in.CPR: "Race for Life"; CPR ed.for Wednesday evenings, 7:30 to Wieniawski. Moniuszko. 379-7196. Tickets are Ttckri **"»c*i v*ry. *nd CM 49% 21.12% Next To Chestnut Tavern ing classes are on the agenda. - (lecture/discussion), nnd Review 10:30 p.m. beginning December 2 to 23, Chopin and Szymanowski. available at the door and • 54% • 23.41% to give concert Course in Advanced First Aid and skipping Dec. 30 and recommencing performed by pianist reservation information EARLY CHILDHOOD. Classes for aerobics class Cleveland McDoncugh 527-2337 Emergency Care. Jan. 6 to 27.. 964-5035 children from six months of age up. in- SPRINGFIELD— Registration is The Vocal Music Department of '• and violinist Peter Clark, Richard Lee of the Westfield Rescue Cash Or a gift lor opening or renewing a 6-Month Savings —eluding some courses to be taken with a under way for a three-week mini series Jonathan Dayton Regional High School and features three pas de MMMMMMMM Certificate or depositing SI0.000 or more lo any account Squad is currently conducting a special. parent. Those three years of age may of JOY aerobic fitness classes starting will present its fall concert in the school Summit YW deux set to music of ,lhe ^ Family Dental Practice enrol) in Gymkins swim and gym •.auditorium, -Saturday at 8 p.m. Par- Red Cross program in CPR: "Race for Romantic "age as inter- tests slated . Life" weekdays from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. "EXCLUSIVE HAIR" Now Equipped To Treat The classes, while Tolkins Swim and Gym is Branch YMCA, South- Springfield ticipating in th&.concert will be The plans trip preted, by present-day at the Westfield Rescue Squad, 335 Wat- Newark, Academy va\\ available for those 4 and 5 years old. Avenue and Shunpike Road. Chorale, Concert Choir and Vocal choreographers. • tcrson St., Westfield. "Race for Life" is the Summit YWCA WIGS & HAIRPIECES OUR ONLY BUSINESS give admissions tests for • BALLET. A.pre-ballet class, stress- One-hour classes are scheduled'for Workshop, all under thd direction of Ed Four Preludes, to music an abbreviated version of the full CPR Youth Department will new students in 'grades ] ing'musk appreciation with dance Monday and Wednesday from 6:45 to Shiley. of Chopin, is,
'*>••• Thursday, November 19, )«•) 4 — Tiwraday. . Ml — SPRINGFIELD (NJ.) LEADER POWER LOAN FOR Coagrcssntka The Crucible' A concert is slated A manager is appointed 999 impresses The board of directors of Newark Community Philharmonic. Tb Letters due in Pingry The Livingston Sym- and Morris counties. the PUlnfteld Symphony Center for the Arts, St. Music director and con- granted •tlMmUBon loan "ph6ny~Orchestr*r~«>n=—PwtUlfunding-for-tbe The Pingry Players, an SocietyhiiaSn^unceaiheTFYancls-XavlerScbool and-*ictor of the symphony la-t«>-^«-^l»c«|5"y- Matthew Kfiialdo BOARD'S DECISION QUESTIONED ducted by Carolyn Hill, 2Sth anniversary of the England's press acting group at the Pingry •ppolntment of- Susan Westminster Choir Col- BradKeimach. 2?***^$ Authority of Sine 1*71. the Board of Education has will open its-26th season symphony has been made In a mfio ^Afc»«« to the , productivity, and an increase in taxes. School, Hillside, will pre- Edelman as general lege. Is a former member — —-—• ~ Thailand for a new pow, been conujqiug the mrganirafinn of IHWUY PWADONH MOffNTOHTrHE ttyMLTHAMMER members were Joined by with/a concert Saturday, available by the New WO. Pmiden* Franklin D. Roosncft One of the first actions the President sent Arthur Miller's play, manager. Miss Edelman, of the New Jersey Sym- Want Ads Work... generation and tne Springfield school dstrict Each Disc and data Pick of drummer Labritain, now Nov} 28, at 8:30 p.m. in Jersey State Council on warned that **i(.*e do not halt tab pro- took after beiag sworn into office was to "The Crucible," Nov. 19. wbbhas laughl at the phony fend the Miami C.1IM!*.77M__ transmission program. year, to retain the status quo has been the LPS^"Ooocrete" by able totesuroe his duties. Livingston High School the Arts in cooperation test of twiMit^ camnusskns and freere new major, regulations. He also XOandU. the decision of the Board. ^(PotydorPD-l-OS). The band subsequently auditorium. Admission is with the National Endow- regulator; bodies and special legisla- The notion that perhaps the constant 999 is the number you returned to the studio to tion Ifce hoge tBvorted pyramids over Budget to approve any new regulations The play is directed by freeofeharge. ment for the Arts. » and created a top level task force, head- decline U97Z: 1.650 pupils. USI: 978 dial in an emergency in record its third album, Marie Romano and has This is Hill's eighth -• : every one of Use simplp e constitutional pupils) would reverse itself, prompted the United Kingdom, but and first for Poiydor- Ui rf ed by Vice President Bush, to rram'mr more than 20 parts for season with' the sym- • IN A CLASS BY ITSELF: p we rfull soon be thd existing regulatory structure. the board each year to keep all schools it's also the name of one of PolyGram Records "The Pingry students. The play phony, which is composed biffiom of dollars more than we can af- open. The feeling was that to dose- a the premier new rock V Biggest Prize In Sport" In the first four months of the new Ad- will be performed at S of 70 professional musi- ford. . school, only to have to reopen it due to roll bands from England "The Biggest Prize In pjn. on Nov. 20and 21 and cians from Union, Essex Buy Direct Roosevelt didn't know toe half of it ministration, the OMB received SU pro- increased enrollment, would be unwise This is the group's third Sport" introduced such CONCORD COLLECTION. 7 p.m. on Novt 29, and . Since the New Deal federal regulations posed and final regulations. Nearly SI and cosily. <•* and latest statesSdeiLP. classic examples of the 999 from Factory percent of the regulations submitted to Tickets will be on sale at have spread to virtually every phase of Finally, since, their concern of such The jumping head- oeuvre as "Houywood." Satire staged OMB were judged to be consistent with the door of the Pingry OVERHEAD bnmao existence in America. .They- reversal proved incorrect, the board banging rhythms lead off •'Slop. Stop,"'-Boys in the School. 21S North Ave. in Montclair THE THINNEST the President's goals with only minor range from roles dealing with lawn decided toretai n the help of a profes- the turntable on such Gang," "Shake," "Trou- DOORS changes, the remaining nine'percent muwua, hair dryers, cable tefevison sional. The board voted toobtai n the ' bounces as the first single, ble" and the .title cut,-all were returned for further consideration A costing call The Major Theater and the financing of political "services of Dr. Henry ttissetlo. "Obsessed," "So rock 'em-sock 'em tunes by the'federal agencies. series of Montclair State nominating conventions. Their Risselto's reputation as an educational; Greedy." "Break It Up." that endeared the quartet is scheduled College will continue its WATCHES IN THE WORLD. «HnM.t«d cost to American consumers What is remarkable about this review consultant is known both nationally and "That's The Way It Goes" toa n evolving American season with "Curse of the is *1U bUboa a year. process is that the average turnaround 'internationally. He would be more than and "Taboo." In addition, audience, The Whole Theater Starving Class," Sam EASY TO INSTALL The regulatory pyramids have not on- tiro* has been nine days. It reflects a familiar with the Springfield School the band tackles a start]- , Company of Montclair is Shepard's satiric comedy • Piinttd/Unpiinwd ly added toth e price of goods and ser- commitment by Vice President Bush district as this would be the second time ing cover of Sam and GrOUCnO' Set casting non-Equity, actors from the Theater of the • Aluminum* FitMfolftts and the OMB to respond quickly to ui< a • Wood-Solid vices, but they have created a massive he performed such a service for our Sham's immortal "Little .~" " ''" ~' as members of the Absurd. - No Fing«r Joint* agency actions without creating. pobBe and private bureaucracy, of town. His past excellent report made Red Riding Hood "and the TOr Cranford ensemble in Peter Weiss' • Rtitod&CurvadPantls another layer of bureaucracy and red . • Ptywood Panalt lawyers, accountants, clerks and him trie natural choice of the board: T "Marat/Sade." The show will run for • Rsdto Controls Upe in the review: process. " standard, "Fortune two weekends, Dec. 3 to 5 resear&ersjriipjievote their time and Rissetto's 100 page, in-depth, exten- SEE THEM MADE '. In one-case, the Secretary of Educa- -Teller." given a wild, up- Groucho: A Comic in^ and- Dec. 10 to 12, GET HIGHER DUALITY .resources to either' jamming tip sive. ' comprehensivei^report-, was r The production will open tion withdrew the proposed bilingual, todatertiadta* • - -Acts/-wUl open Nov.»at Thursday, Friday—and' ATTBARGAIN PRICES economic productivity or trying to un- - presented to Ibeboard oraUy.in Ji 8: at Feb. 9, 1982. but CALL TOIL FREE — education ndes^ which would nave re- 999 were first conceived » "« New Jersey jam it. It has resulted in impairing in- this year, arid in its-final printed form workshops will take] place Saturday evenings ^at 8. MO-a72-4M0 " quired all school systems to offer bjl- -. toUte 1876. when.Nick Public Theater. U8 South CALL* WHITE* VISIT centives to operate efficiently, a loss of tins October. His recommendations next month with the Ramon Delgado~will iaguaU instruction taeach-child whose Tasfc and Guy Days, wbb Orange. Ave.,' Cranford. business competition, endless-red-tape, based on exhaustive data allowed for Eon choreographer. djrect the play.. -• primary language is other 'than happened to be at school MacCloskey of d and streams of consultants hired by three buildings to setxiceJhe district: Additional .information . Additional information English. This" rule would havecoslup to together", decided to form WestfieW will star as N*M Raid. Uonmoulh'Junction eovemment-and industry tocop e with James CaldweU. K-5. serving the north can.be obtained by calling can be obtained by calling tJ SI billion over the next live years. a rock group. Within a cou- GrouchoMarx. the regulatory process. . portion of town; Thelma Sandroeier, K- Apollo Dukakis, casting (after Monday) 746-9120 1 The Secretary Of Transportation pro- pie of months, they had' The one-man show will Pw«« regulations- are responnMe • 5 serving; the south portion of town, and director. . • - between 10a.m. a posed a .one-year delay in regulations teamed up with bassist ^ **?&& Friday and for the growth of government spending Florence Gaudineer, M. plus, ad- mandating the installation of passive, You and YouriWoney- John Watson and" drum- Saturday evenings at 8:30 and. jobs. Not only does the ministrative offices. - . • roer Pablo Labritain. and and Sunday ^evenings at bureaucracy creal*_ regulations. _ it auto restraints. This is saving con- The Springfield Beard of Education 9»werehatched. ~ 7:30 through Dec. 19. Addi- spawns more bureaucracy in and out of sumers as much as $800 per vehicle. in its own wisdom has opted to government In the last decade, the The result -of the regulatory Tne frenxy-of the band's **?<*} Wormauon can be disregard this recommendation. Tneir early days was captured <*tam«l by calling 272- number' of government employees has crackdown is that the number of new Watch out for tax surprises 04 vote supported the closing of the James risen by 153 percent and the total rules -has-been cut in half and 'the perfectly on their debut ^T - CaldweU School. This plan will totally single,'Tm Alive," on the ... • DOWN FILLED outlays in constant dollars has gone up j number of pages of rules has been eliminate an educational facility for the reduced by tw»4hirds. . band's own Labritain MUSICCH Set U4 percent- north end of Springfield In making this with insurance on businesses label. Their second.and In order to streamline the regulatory Consider the amount of money decision todislocat e approximately 300 thirdsingles,"Nasty,Nas- wasted oo committees, commissions, process even further, it is necessary tochildren, the board has failed to give your broker viill sell your bonds; and COAT of the policyv which are normally free of amend the laws covering federal in- By JUDITH G. RHOADES agencies, bureaus and offices that no any consideration to following: - tax. will be treated as taxable income tobuy other bonds which are similar, ex- longer serve a useful purpose. It also dependent government agencies. Con- Q. We are starting a small corpora- •What is the exact distance that the tion. There are only three shareholders, the beneficiary when received upon the cept they mature later than the bonds Fashionable and Warm has built mountains of paperwork. In gress must cooperate with the Ad- you presently own, and the new bonds ing the Umted Kingdom Man. Charlie Brown," will board is prepared tobu s the children of including my hr^N^THl. . insured's death. I Fabric Antron Nylon . -education, for example, more than four ministration to reduce regulatory con- should provide you with increased uv Springfield? "What We haw been talking about in- • This problem can be avoided^by fun- IBHUOOB: M/JO Down Blend are^y>t^ to filUpg—-tr(^-rf the ecooomyytt'h'ich Ihr rnunril Ifrest Income. part ol jfieSBoWdeSSSanrUIIv; \sauoS" ffid ~<)tt*ii-th»-buy~out-agiy<-rrHTt^ nm iinj'tiiii-«[iin iinm niui intr.t wjlh new out federal forms and reports. of Economic Advisors estimates cost fttbrns Zipper Fly Front With insurance. Any type of insurance which For example. Mr. B. owns ts.000 lace the American people more than flOO on such safety factors as lack of other parties want tobu y us out Do you ed it was greeted with im- "Snaps, Side Scam Pockets, A deplorable portion of these ineffi- sidewalks, flow of traffic, traffic you seek to purchase that may involve value of 10 percent bonds due in 19*5. Piscataway. it will run billion.annually. Without the support of see any problems with this?—A.F., Des pressive sales and praise Chevron Quilting ciencies ^translate into wasted tax signals, lack of control over county Moines. Iowa. more than just a change in the owner- The bonds are sold for $4,500. a tSOO Nov. 28, Dec. 4, 5, .11 and dollars which provide no services, help . Congress." the Reagan administration from the normally cynical SittS8-U - roads? . \ A. No. In fact, insurance which is ship or, benefit arrangement, you loss. Mr. B. then buys C.000 face value, 12. George Cox is the nobody, accomplish no good, but con- has only limited powers with respect to English music press. , Colon: Grey, Purple. Mist, Teal •How is the initial distance designed for the purpose.should be a should seek legal counsel concerning $4,500 worth of bonds with an 11.5 per- director, and Brent Miller, tribute to inflation, a loss of national independent agencies. The second album, measured? Is the distance determined necessity toth e business. the arrangements. cent coupon, due to 1996. The maturity musical director. . Made By A Top Manufacturer In U.S.A. "Separates," and the Additional information N'.J. Assemblyman by actual streets—as the crow flies— A common problem can arise, According to Massachusetts Mutual date is pushed back 10 years, and his in- single, "Homicide," 9»'s the most often used and/or most safely however, from changes of ownership of life Insurance Co., if requested tod o terest income is increased by 15 per- signature song, im- can be obtained by calling SPECIAL used routes? ... an' insurance policy which is used toso. their company lawyers;will work cent He has a short-term loss of paper, mediately shot into the 968-7555. Ret •What procedure will the busing fund a stock buy-out in the deattW a with the policy-holder's counsel in mak- but when the new bonds mature, he will United Kingdom Top 40 $150.00 C. Louis Bassano stockholder in a closely held business. recoup the money be lost when he sold follow? Will there be designated pick- ing the best possible arrangement for with virtually no radio sir Arts The 1S60 census provided positive being the state's yong people tosta y in up areas, street by street by street by In such a case, each stockholder may. the policy-holder. his original bonds. play at all. conformation of a trend that New Jersev are inextricably' linked. routes, etc? own insurance 'on his own life at the When contemplating any change in At the present time you can.do this But,' just, as the band due* CLINTON time the buy-out agreement is entered demographers, sociologists and politi- Without the Utter, the former wai no* •How is the cost of such a nebulous your insurance which is involved or whenever you want toestablis h a tax seemed destined for suc- Fine Arts Faculty Ex- into. ' "~ cians have long been aware of in this be possible. plan established, in view of the fact that sophisticated, most insurance com- loss, although if you don't earn more in- cess, disaster. —struck. hibitions will be held in the FACTORY state. What that census revealed is that Providing the incentives for our the cost of fuel (which we have been ex-. _The stockholders may agree to ex- panies have their own staff of lawyers terest through the swap, you really Drummer Pablo Labritain College Gallery, Vaughn- New Jersey is rapidly growing old.. young people tosettl e in the state must horfod toconserve ) has risen in recent change ownership of their policies in so that the best possible estate-planning shouldn't consider doing it broke his arm while the Eames Fine Arts memory from 30 some-odd cents toit s Judith Rhoades is a freelancejsriler- Since the last census in 1970. New come in two forms: . , order tofun d the buy-out arrangement. canbemde, — - band was rushing bade to Building, Kean College, OUTLET present $130? who has spent 15 years in the securities Jersey has become second only to First, we need to raise the quality of If each stockholder buys the other's Q. What exactly is a bond swap? Why England to promote Union, now to Wednesday 78MILLBURNAVL, Florida as the Oldest state. The median higher education in New -Jersey. Too •What is to prevent any succeeding policy for the cash value of the policy, is it a good idea? We are very satisfied industry. If you have any questions "Homicide," and an ap-from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. age of its citizens is now &2 years. much of the state's potential is lost to board to vote against busing, since one names himself beneficiary and then with the bonds we own. but our regarding finance, securities or* the pearance on "Top of the Monday through Wednes- MILLBURN.N.J. . What this means is that in New Jersey our neighbors because they have the board's decision cannot bind another's? pays the premiums for the policy as stockbroker suggested a bond stockmarket, you may direct them to Pops" had to be cancelled day and 5 to 9 p.m. on exactly baH of the rKiTHilfftywi is snore schools where our young people want to How any. decision to close the they become due. a tax surprise may swap.—D.R., Spokane, Wash. her, Copley News Service, in care of due to an industrial Thursdays. (201)762-2800 than Mi years old. higher than every Bo. GaMweH School could have been reach- occur on the first death. According to A-A bond swap is a good idea IF you this newspaper. Please enclose a self- dispute. Drummer Ed Additional information Mon.-Sat. «LS:M other statebut one; 11.7 percent of New Second, we have to improve the ed without any hard facts to answer the Internal Revenue Service, the ex- need toparticipat e in a higher interest addressed, stamped, envelope if you Case was recruited to fill change of policies under these cir- may be obtained by call- Thors. till 1:30 Sunday Noon-S P.M. Jersey's population is over the age of business climate in, New Jersey so that these questions is beyond the realm .of return on your investment. wish a personal reply. in until Pablo bad ing E. Austin Goodwin at - 65, a figure also above the national the college graduate can obtain a good reasonableness and competency. cumstances is a "transfer for value" What basically happens (this is a Allow a minimum of eight-weeks in with the result being that the proceeds recovered sufficiently to 527-tMS. average. " • job. We must give him a reason tobuil d It was only after the fact that the very simplified explanation) is lhat which toreceiv e your answer. play. SPERMACETI PRIZED his future in New Jersey. — board decided tofor m a committee to • . \ • ' ' • This graying -trend will have a pro- The summer of 1979 was The sperm whale—is- There are no alteratives and we must •study all the ramifications of busing. spent crossing the United sought for its spermaceti, found affect on the future shape of New realize that now. Without the new jobs This illogical reverse form of decision- Prime Time Jersey'and the manner in which it is States,^ and, on their ar- a substance found in its and new schools the flight of the young making only further points out.thal the rival back in the United head that is used for governed. It. therefore becomes ex- board did not base its decision on com- will continue. Without them there will Kingdom,- the band cosmetics. trememly important for everyone to be no way toprovid e the level of ser- plete, rational, financial data. Caring^ about nursing home care recognize this trend, and begin to vices that our expanding population of JIM AND NORANN ROBERTS understand its implications and cope senior citizens requires. BryantAl By CV BRICKFIELD care for the patients under, what are at care. These homes are eligible for ac- with its consequences now before the To the average older American, ac- • best,. trying conditions and cir- creditation by the Joint Commission on BEKTKAHTZMAN SAY$~ state finds itself in the midst, of a new •GROSS INJUSTICE' CHARGED cording to a recent report, from the cumstances. Accreditation of Hospitals and are crisis. ' "rise* Your Order Now For... We as parents and residents ofSpr- • Senate Special Commiuee on Aging. Experts agree that quality nursing covered under Medicare and Medicaid. Past tense ingfieU, are very upset with the recent The rise in New Jersey's median age "Nursing homes have become almost home care can be found, if one knows is a combination of two factors. The ONE YEAR AGO decision to dose the James CaldweU synonymous with death and prolonged where and how to look. The first major ' • Extended care homes, which pro- THHNKSD1VINB first and most obvious one. is that peo- ANN C. MADER receives a $1000 School. It is a gross injustice toth e suffering before death." consideration is determining which vide an extension of hospital care on a children and homeowners in the north long-term, but not necessarily perma- ———fNJor——— ple now live longer lives. The aveage scholarship from the Unin County Bar Yet, despite such feelings of fear and type of home will best meet the needs of Tte Extra GNIKSS Of Ov Itality American's Ufe span now reaches into Association. ANN hi presently a student end of town. Our 226 children will have guilt that generally accompany any te patient nent, basis. Around-the-clock nursing the70s. - at Seton Hall Law School:.Dayton's to travel on busy, unsafe thoroughfares consideration of placing someone in a There are four basic types: ddil p i are TURKEYS The second factor is one that has an Girl's Gymnastic Team ends its season unnecessarily, toth e other end of town, nursing home, that «t*w»$y^ can often • Residential homes, which provide susposed tob e available. These homes even greater bearing on how the state with a stunning victory . over and the value of our homes uill go down be the best possible solution for the pa- general supervision and a protective,' are eligible for accreditation and for ari Otter IMiiay Fiwites! will cope with this «ging trend—the "Bridgewater-Raritan West- The victory due tothi s illogical decision! We also tient and for his or her loved ones. group-living environment but no Medicare, and some private insurance. migration of-the state's young people tosaw Dayton raise the school record for need a school at this end of town. It A nursing home heed not be a. dead special medical or nursing services. —TURKEY DINNERS other areas of the country. Obviously, points in one match to 9Z.4S. PAIGE doesn't make sense to displace 22S The next step is .to find the proper end, however; with proper These homes are not covered by .type of home in .the best possible toca- BNO FOt 15 CARTER, led the team with four in- ehilrea when the alternative is to dose rehabilitative efforts, many' of the Medicare or Medicaid, NIEI FOR I as young people leave the state the me- dividual victories...Dayton gets invila- Walton School and move 52 children one tion. This is particularly important if 118m STUFFED dian age will rise because of the older residents of a proficient home go can • Intermediate care;homes, which family and friends are willing and able' M2-LB. STUFFED - turn to the Meet of Champions for Cross- short block away and put them in the people left behind. • eventually go home toliv e independent- generally offer a minimum amount of to visit the patient. One should look for country after they romp-to titles in the Sandmeier School. ' ly again. medical care, primarily nursing. Too TURKEY T UIK E Y Reversing this seemingly endless ex- Suburban Conference and North When Dr. Henry Rissetto, nationally licensed facilities that are eligible for odus of young people is essential to the It is true that there have been and many of these homes may provide little reimbursement, upon which the patient (*•!«« RMrtiiif) . Jersey, Section n, Group n and a se- recognized expert in school district future of New Jersey. It is they who pro- f^ntirwff to*b e a number of substandard more than custodial care, even though or family expects to rely. cond place finish in the Group n finals. reorganization, was called in by the nursing homes with scandalous condi- 21-hour care is susposed to be provided. 50 vide the foundation on which a healthy .school board to do a study of our $94 Finally, homes should be inspected economy is built, with all of its services tions, and homes like these should be' These homes may receive Medicaid 50 TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGOT township schools and was paid $10,000 by the family and, whenever possible, '57 and benefits. Without them New Jersey either cleaned up of closed down. But it reimbursement ' . The Chile Exploration . Company for his services, his unbiased recom- also is true that the majority of the na- • Skilled nursing homes, which pro- the patient. IMUM& will be hard pressed toprovid e for its presented an award UrJfcs-SYLVIA L. mendation was toclos e the Walton. tion's nursing homes try their best to vide 2fnour nursing services as well as growing Senior Citizens community. ' BARLOW for her 34 years of service toSchool on the south end of town, leaving With proper investigation, the choice • The challenge of providing the best provide competent, - compassionate 'preventive, whuMlilatiifl;''aj»J soffa) can be a good one for all concerned. their company:..Mwte, playing in the them with the Sandmeier School and to •HateUb and widest possible range of sen-ices toarea are Oklahoma, Dial "M" for keep CaldweU School open on the north senior citizens and at the same-time ea- Murder and Mr: Roberts—The twelve end of town toservic e its pupils. Did, the sweetest sentences in the EttglisB" board go along with this professional language as published by the Spr- advice for which.we. the taxpayers, Springfield Leader ingfield Sun from a reprinted article paid so dearly? NO! They submitted to are as follows: I love you. Dinner is pressure put on (hem by the Walton- •BttMAMkt »«*hi served. Al) is forgiven. Keep the Sandmeier parents, thereby dosing the change. Sleep until noon. Here's that wrong school. five. We won. You've been elected. It • tWCKBI tf LONG ISUMO DUCKUNC 1 To address the issue of busing the Mb Stun 6MVY • CNKUM SOUP The Concord Deliriufa," tfie watch that started the revolution in ' won't cost a cent. You beautiful thing! children clear across town, why should OH*. n*i i You. wonderful manwoman! You cer- • tttttHHWnt-fOT •KKPUCN thinness, and the Swiss technology that made it possible, have we spend thousands of dollars on busing, tainly don't look your age.. . • STUFFED CUUCE •MJutOH UUS • influenced each and every watch in the Concord Collection. From the AsherNUnt*. publisher when it could much better bespenl on education. How about the children who • POWTO mi M00HE VWL • KISMtE remarkably thin Nine/Quartz* watches with their exactingly accurate David Hamrodc FORTY FIVE YEARS AGO don't qualify for busing under the state- • CHOfftOlWEl •ttWTtnSH electronic quartos movement. Tb the jeweled, mini-quartz general manager Swing Time starring Fred Astaire mandated law of two miles—how do watch for women. The rugged and handsome, water- PaulCanino.. and Ginger Rogers is playing in town they get toschoo l safely? It is easy to ANB MOMOUR OWN BAKtKY resistant Delirium Mariner, And the Delirium LaScala, executive editor this week.-.The Springfield lions Club tay to the working parents, "Drive the will hold a meeting for the Semi-Annual i, Mat* or Cnuim MM. itc Robert H. Bromell. kids to school," but the board members the thinnest jeweled watch ever designed. Each Regional Meet.JHENRY G. NOULTON CottM CafcM and VP of advertising who voted to dose CaldweU School individually crafted in Switzerland. Each 18 karat gold.;)(X)N(1)RD is inducted Into the County Clerk Office. Many Otter CMIdMM IWMay Tr*feto .Mort Perlman. ; don't have to spend lime in a traffic jam' The Concord Collection. For men or women. • •'" advertising manager when they should he on.their way to. work themselves. Abo, what about the TNI NIEI M« Jerry Shapiro, Letters parents who don't drive! .Their kids circulation manager ZlKt PISintlCT VOTERS were never considered at all. We don't ' Sam Howard . . Thank you for fWting me toth e want busing, we just want our school. ' Put&ither 1VX-1M7 assembly. I look forward toservin g you Someone on the board mutt recognize • and **i!1 do ffiy itfnfifj to I'ffTf^ffirt t&th the lari that they made a bad decision ' Mllh>n MJnri. retired, and every one of you. • Publisher M71-WS , in voting on this proposal. Please do The opeo door policy I pfjomlsed dur* ««i*frt«t»g to reverse this deekion;'by ing the campaign wUI become a reality doing sot; you will be representing the "LET US PUW YOUR NEXT PARTY- as soon as I am able toope n a district views of the people who voted to put you • Fin* Jinwritni&Sllvcramnhiline* 1909 office. I hope to locate the office in on the board and had confidence in you • FROIIlOtoKWWr Granford.''1 . 265 Mlllburn Ave. Millburrt, N.J. 07041 •201-376-7100 todotherightlhingforourchUdrea. - r Again, thank you. RAYMOND AND Open Monday and Thursday till 9 PM. American Express- Diners Club- Visa.-Master CKarge EDWARD K. GILL —CAROL NBnCHBBT Asemblyman Thursday. Novwnbw)», Thurviay. November l», IW1 . • . . _ USED CARS VO*J DIE-.Hwy |u»l tr»d»-«w«V- Sell Textured paintcoverscracks. yours with a lo^g»st Want Ad. Call «M-7XW. Or apply a poultice of change the color of the upholstery my be on a first coat of the and still present, apply ox the original color. sufrace. in wich case new necessary. ~B>GENE GARY • Q. How do you remove chlorinated lime wilh a Q. I haw a Urge living master material, covering alic acid solution — one equal part of whiting. about 2»j inches on each ounce oxalic acid to oneball-pen ink" from an room ttiiich has beta upholstered chair? The ma3e into a paste with covered in textured paint side of the crack. Then you quart of water. Caution: warm water. apply glass fabric, anchor- oxalic acid is poison,.so color is dark Ian. Thanks. . Some places the paint is -R.N. You do not mention what heavy and olher places it. ing it in the first coat of use rubber gloves and han- • kind of fabric your chair is mastic by smoothing it in-dle with care. Let the solu- A. To remove indelible, is ihin. upholstered with. In any CM: Important Nev^ For tion'stahd one hour, then ink stains, including ball- Can l'put texture paint to place with an ap- case, «* suggest you plicator. The fabric itself rinse.with clear water. point ink. saturate a strip tifad and drawnW as I do with regular wall . A second treatment may of cotton or soft cloth with make a limited lest first. «s touek. B ftMtes wd paint, and should 1 do a is only the thickness of a U good coat of paint. This be helpful if the spot ammonia and lay over the wall or ceiling completely refuses to yield. stain until the latter fades. before I take a break' will dry in several hours. CHAKCELLOR Tben 'a second coat of If the second application Is tnere any way to fix of oxalic acid-fails, sand ANIMAL Get great service and cracks in piaster so they mastic is brush^applied, 1 filing all voids in the glass the area with No M sand- FALL SPECIAL great weekend rates! uon't shoulip again about paper and apply a mat- HOSPITAL two uteeks after you have fabric, and spreading out OIL BURNER along edges of fabrics. ching finish, feathering repaired and repainted out into surrounding floor 'them* — Mrs. H.. Canton, While the mastic is still CLEANOUT wet, it is then smoothed in- area. Let dry. buff lightly Ohio. With No. 00 steel wool. Ap- A I would apply an even to place with the ap- HOUSE plicator in such a way that ply second coat finish, .let coat of textured paint to dry and wax. CALLS the entire surface, since it edges are feathered, blen- ding in with the wall or If spot is still visible, the 50 Gals. covers irregularities and 75 Gals. Hi KoU Jwrim 1* tit* To ft* MuT varying shades in the ceiling surface. only remaining remedy is CALL to replace the affected 100 Gals. BS •nusiMMnS'*«B* •mst walls or ceiling \ The finished repair IN WHOM KWMMU1WIMK should be invisible. Follow flooring. Also note th3t ox- OiL DELIVER' t S So far as taking a break.. alic acid is a bleaching 964-8211 that~5baaid-cause no-trou- directions carefully on the 7 DAYS AiVEEK MaOUTNOMHOE product container. . agent- Wherever ills used ble. .The only caution 1 •The treated floor area will PUKE CULL 763-0900 would advise is that in. —QrCould^ you. tell me' if Discount Fuel there is. a solution to probably have to be stain- painting a._yert)caLwall ed and refihished to match. 37i3Z18 • surface, apply the' paint"removea stain from a yar-~ nished hardwood floor"? 1 1 ,. -evenly from floor to ceil- THE •sTsttrrxras-iaused by Y gains or 375*618 - i Sears Eiiftjl ing before taking a-break. dog urine on a rug which 353-1444 Then pick" up where you wasn't noticed until fur- qrt grant Jefto-ff. ""' • niture was moved and the The same'applies-io a The Eastern L'nion rug was taken up. The* County YM-YWHA. ceiling. Paint a strip from stain could have been wall-M wall1 before star- Union, has been awarded, months old. — Claude B . a S-i.000 matching grant ling again. A fast and easy Kalkaska. Mich.. ' • way to repair plaster wall from the New Jersey State A. Clean the stain and Council on the Arts, one of and ceiling cracks is now surrounding area with No. available at paint or nine grants nine given to 1 steel wool and a good Union County organiza- building supply stores. floor cleaner of mineral The system utilizes a tions. spirits. If the spot re- The total council fun- mastic compound and mains, sand with fine glass fabric and bridges ding in Union County for sandpaper, feathering out I9SC is $83,955. This con- cracks rather than filling three to four inches into them. sists of fellowships lo six surrounding area. individual artists and the With this crack bridging If the spot is stubborn BRANDY * CORDIALS system, you simply brush • nine grants. REMY MARTIN VSOP STOCK COFFEE750 ml 6.47
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NEW JBR9EV PARKING Route 22 & Mountain Ave. 10 mg "tar," 0.8 mg.nicotine av. par cigarette, FTC Report Mar!81 ' Springfield, N.J. 379-4992 • t • • — Thur»d»r.Hov<>mb«r >»•»») — SPRINGFIELD (N-U LEADER Roost pork rich College Sabbath slated SPRINGFIELD (NJ.) LEADER — Thursday, Novttmbtr W, 1M1 — 9 in vitamin Bl, in Beth Ahm on Nov. 27 iron, protein Temple Beth Ahm, Springfield, has Individuals who have been involved social /entertainment / sports / classified designated Nov. 27 as college in the conversion experience will par- By ELLAWESE B. MC LENDON Udpate in the presentation and dJscus- Exteua*a Hone eeoMBkt homecoming sabbath. Roast pork-fa flavorful. Juicy »nd High school and college students sion. . - •' • nutritious. Tantalizing baked htm, plus home for Thanksgiving recess are in-, The special forum will be coordinated Pamela Moon, Six congregations plan other cuts, exemplifies some of. the vited to attend the services starting at by the Beth Ahm adult education om- good eating provided by pork. Both 8:30 p.m. • • mitlee Under .the chairmanship .of Neil fresh and cured pork appear on the The first half of a special Friday undAnneMoiseev. ' Bruce Schaffer annual holiday service Night Forum uTtwo parts.will be An Oneg Shabbat arranged by the table year-round. Pork is high in Members and clergy of six Spr- Howard Shapiro, rabbi; St. James nutritive value. presented. The concluding segment wiH members of the Sisterhood will follow marriage held follow the 8:30 services in Dec.«'. theservices. ingfield congregations will gather on Roman Catholic Church, Msgr. F. X. Pork is especially rich in thiamin Pamela Moon, daughter of Mr. and Rabbi Reuben Levine will introduce the eve of Thanksgiving for the annual Coyle, The Rev. Paul Koch, the Rev. (vitamin Bl); it also supplies other B Mrs. Jack Moon of Houston, Tex., was Community Thanksgiving service in an John Goldi-ing and the Rev. Raymond vitamins and iron. It's a good source of the topic,. "The Convert to Yule sale-benefit .married Nov. l to Bruce Schaffer, son Judaism—Solutions and Problems.", interfaith celebration Wednesday at 8 Waldron, pastors; Temple Beth Ahm, protein, loo. Variety meats, such as of Mr. and Mrs. Ephraun Schaffer of p.m. in Temple Beth Ahm, Baltursrol Dr. Reuben R. Levine, rabbi, and Holy liver and kidneys, are rich in these New Eyes For the Needy, Inc. will Janet Lane, Springfield. hold its Chritmas jewelry and silver Way and Temple Drive, Springfield. Cross Lutheran Church, the Rev. Joel nutrients. In addition, liver is a very Holistic Workshop Judge a L. Schultz officiated in the' Yoss, pastor. good source of vitamin A. sale Dec. 5 from 10 a^m. to * p.m. at its The service will last one hour and is planned Saturday headquarters at 549"Millbuni Ave., ceremony at the Colorado State Univer- open.to everyone. Families are invited . Pastor Schleslnger will deliver the Even calorie watchers may include sity chapel. A-recepUon-foUowedat to bring their children. sermon, Prayers will be led by all of the pork in their meats. A three-ounce serv- Short Hills, limes donated by friends in- A workshop, "Movement and Self clude antique and costume jewelry, Fort Collins, Colo. The traditional service was' started clergymen. • ing of roast Boston butt, with the fat Discovery," will be sponsored by In- The bride was escorted by her more than 20 years ago by the Rev. The Temple Beth Ahm choir, under trimmed off, contains approximately watches, silver hoUoware andflatware, terweave Center for Holistic Living rings and other gift items. parents. Bruce Evans and Rabbi Reuben the leadership of Cantor Richard 205 calories; a three-ounce serving of Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 2:90 p.m. in proceeds will be used to purchase Mrs. Moon was graduated by Col- Levine. . . Nadel, and the voices from the other cured ham, fat trimmed off, contains C^WuyChurch Parish House, Summit. orado State University, Fort Collins, The participants will be the congregations, will provide the musical about 160 calories. . •_ • • • —Additional information can be obtain- new prescription glasses for the needy, SUSANNEMALOY in the United States. ——; where she received a B.S. degree In Presbyterian Church with Robert Cun- aspects of worship. UattrtngHttriiienlify- pwk cuts by edbycalling76^S3l2. _^ plant pathology and botany LOUIS It. MUNCH nlngham—Interim pastor; Emamns). their .appearance is important; the Harhasbandr who was graduated Methodist Church, George Schlesiiiger, -name oftenlndkalcs the secUon Of the fmm Colorado'State'University. where Maloy^Munck, pas tot;—lemple—Sha'arey Shalom, - Bruhctrsk carcassTrom which the meat was cuL .# • t ... he received a master of science degree, The part of the carcass from which the thlS SlindaV will attend Virginia Polytechnical In- meat Is cut also serves as a good guide troth is told Nancy LowrLeu_by&'nai^ritb The Tziona Group of the stitute to study for a doctoral degree in to the best method of cooking. The flesh plant pathology : Mr. and Mrs. George Maloy of Clyde, , In celebration of the 38th anniversary of pork shbuld-be film and fine Millburn-Short Hills N. Y., have announced the engagement^ of the B'nai B'rith Women's Children's (N pUKlk &IMJUJU IK (U 111 w*is iu«t.- betrothal told Hadassah wiU hold its se- DEBRA FITZGERALD of their daughter Susanne, to Louis R. Home in Israel, the B'nai B'rith textured. The color of the lean in fresh cond annual boutique and Hecht is recipient ' Mr. and'Mrs. Robert Lawrie of p^rir »r.ay range from grayish-pink to Munch', son of Mr. and- MYc iik MR.ANDMRS. SALTER Philadelphia, Pa., formerly of'SpV- crafts gift sale Sunday Munch of Orchard Road, Mountainside. will sponsor a brunch Sunday, Dec. 13, - red. Lean, cured pork has a typical irom-U:30 a.m. to 5:30 of highest award Engagement . The bride-elect who was graduated ingfield, have announced, the engage- .. at 11:30 a.m. at the Hollday-InnrRU-10,- four rotating sculpture exhibits which will be on view at the deep-pink color. For menu variety, try p.m. at the Springfield The Men's Club of Temple Mekor from Ithaca College in New York, ment of their daughter, Nancy J. . ON EXHIBIT—Steven Fereo'i outdoor sculpture designed the Creole idea next time you cook pork Elks Club, Springfield Karen Cramer Lawrie, to Douglas B. Wright, son of Rt. Uvlngston. for children will b* on exhibit in front of the Green Lane Y. The program is pirtially funded Ihraugh a qrant from Chayim, Unden, has named David IS where she received a degree, in Among the guests will be Beverly the Mew Jersey Council on the Arts. chops, Avenue. Among the more Hecht as its Man of the Year, He was mathematics, also has a master's Col. and Mrs. Richard B, Wright of YM-YWHA from Sunday through Dec it. It is the first ol than 20 area merchants Mr. and Mrs. James E. Fitzgerald of becomes bride Sunrivcr, Ore. Davis, vice presidentof-B'nai B'rith In- CREOLE PORK CHOPS honored Nov. 6 at the evening service Springfield ~hsve~announeed the degree from State University College, ternational. Dolly Gelvin, chairman who will assist, will be Lin- 1 Vt cup chopped onion — and recently was elected to his third Brockport. She is an employer develop- The bride-elect, who was graduated da Pugliese of Union. engagement of their daughter, Debra from Jonathan Dayton Regional High and past president of the Northern New <4 cup chopped green pepper ® ' term as president of the club; Ann, to Robert Douglas Bowler, son of ment specialist at Rochester Institute. ofMarkSalter Jersey Council, will be assisted by Sculpture exhibit to open at Y 2 this, butter or margarine Proceeds will be used to Before moving to linden 11 years of Technology/National Technical In- Karen P. Cramer, daughter of Mr. School, Springfield, and Douglass Col- Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Bowler of lege, Rutgers ' University, New Edith Gam, Shirley Fytelson, Phyllis ' 1/lfrox. can tomatoes help support the newborn ago, Hecht joined a group of people in Chatham. ' stitute for the Deaf. and Mrs. Bill Cramer of Kingswood Goldberg and JeanetteShafmam ' the first of four routing exhibits begin- Brunswick, is studying for a master's • Outdoor scillpUire designed for Eastern Union County YM-YWHA on 2 tbls. sugar intensive' care unit at Springfield and became a founder of The bride-elect, who was graduated Her fiance, who was graduated from Road, Union, was married Oct. 10 to The Children's Home is a residential children will fill the front lawn of the Green Lane, Union, when the Y opens ning at noon Sunday.. Vitspsalt Hadassah Hospital. Temple Beth Ahm. from Jonathan paytoii Regional High Rutgers University, New Brunswick, Mark H. Sailer of CaldwelLPJace^Spr.- _degree in pharmacology atThomas Jef- The exhibit is the first event inayear- Margot Wudman of Short ferson University, Philadelphia. treatment center for emotionally- dash of Cayenne pepper . School, Springfield, is employed Jby where he received a B.S. degree in ingficld, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. disturbed boys. lottg 100th anniversary celebration be- ltbl. vinegar ' . ••• Hills is chairman. physical education, also has master's Sailer of Chester, Pa, ' Her fiance, who is employed by Stouf- ing Held by the Y. Fisher Scientific Co. . ., fer Corp., is studying for an MBA, at Additional Information can be obtain- 1 tU. Worcestershire sauce Her fiance, who was graduated from and doctorate degrees in physical Judge Leonard Garwood officiated at ed by calling 687-0767. Religious notices- Residents of the area as well as Y 6 loin pork chops Charge for Pictures Fairleigh Dickinson University, where education from Springfield College In the ceremony in the Springburn Manor, Temple University, Philadelphia. members are being invited to attend, a Cook onion and ureeirpeppeT In fat INVITATIONS -MaisachuseUs.-He-is-an-associatepro-— Ul ^pyv* a rofoplion followed There Is a chargeot S5for hfi rfiwiVH a U.S. rtpgffff In h COMBREOATION ISRAEL OF urvlca. Boy's Brigadi. BaHtllon. Y spokesman said. until tender; add remaining ingredients. management, is an operations program fessor in the School of Health, Physical The bride was escorted by her father. HOLY C«OtJ LUTHBRAW 7:30 p.m.. Collaoa and Carver wedding and engagement iREGM dinner Annual supper CHURCH SPRINGFIELD Partially funded through a grant except pork chops. Simmer while meat If planner for Lockeed Electronics, ___ Education, and Recreation at Ithaca Alison West or West Hollywood, Calif., 1» MOUNTAIN AVENUE COR- Group. pictures. There Is no WEDDINGS (Tha Church of tha Radio FRIDAY—715p.m.. Plonaar Girls. from the New JerseyJStale Council on is browning. Brown chops lightly on An October 1962 wedding is planned. "Lutharan Hour" and TV1 "Thll If. NER SHUNPIKE ROAD charge for the announce- College. served us maid of honor. SPRINGFIELD Boy's Brlgadt. Stockada. 7:30 p.. the Arts, the rotating sculpture exHbils~ 'both sides in heavy frypan; drain off —lhaUfa"! • Sanlor High youth group. ment, whether with or BARMITZVAHS A May wedding is planned. Mark Stewart or West Hollywood slated Monday slated Monday i» Mountain Ava.. Sprlnoflald RabblliraalE.Tumar "FRIDAY—7 a.m.. miming Mlnyan • will enable Union County residents to fat Pour tomato mixture over chops. without a picture. Persons served as best man. The Ruth Estrin Goldberg Memorial Rav. Joal R. You. pallor ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH I The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Ahm, TaUohor*. xn~ati urvlca. FIH*an mlnutM baton see monumental works of sculpture, the Simmer for 45 minutes to one hour until Choose from Author to talk Mrs. Salter, who was graduated from for Cancer Research (REGM) will hold tuntat. "Walcoma lo Sabbath'1 iar- MECKES ST. AND SO. SPR- submitting' wedding" or Hillside Hadassah Springfield, will hold . its annual THURSDAY—10 a.m.. BlbH clau. vlca. INGFIELD AVE. SPRIKIGFI ELD Y spokesman reported. At the same chops are tender;, remove fat from sur- engagement pictures Ceritto's College, Norwalk, Calif., a membership dinner Monday at 7:45 11:Wa.m.. FrlandlhlpClrda. ' Rav. Clarvnca Alston) Pastor. time, the exhibits will give state artists face of sauce, if needed. Serves six at T the Newest membership supper Dec. 7 in the tem- SUNDAY—*:» a.m.. vjonhlp aar- SATURDAY—ta.m.. Sabbath.mor should enclose the S5 pay- to congregants schedules bazaar where she received a bachelor's degree p.m. in Temple Sha'arey Shalom, Spr- nlng urvlca. Klddulh aftar tar- SUNBA-Y—t-.jo a.m.. Sunday ple's social hall. Mrs. Richard Glasser,", vlca. •:» a.m.. Family Growth tchool, 11 a.m., worship tarvlc*. 7 an opportunity to display large-scale one chop per serving (about 27S calories ment. , in business, is employed by E&R ingfield. ' • ' Hour. 10:45 a.m.. Holy Communion vlcai. Flttaan mlnulat bafora A and Finest — The Hillside Chapter of Hadassah will president, will greet the women and tumat. aHamoon tarvica. Shaloth p.m.. Youth on tha Mova For works in the, type of setting for which perserving). Author Paul Panish wUl~be-gnest— Camera Systems, New York City. -Suzie Kravetz of Springfield, and wwonMp larvlca.. Christ. . . hold its annual bazaar Sunday, Dec. 6, present a gift to the new members. MONDAY—4 p.m.. Confirmation Sudol rapai' with Zamlrot they were intended. . speaker at Shabbat services tomorrow Her husband is the Owner of the Tri- membership vicepresident, will serve malodlat and dlicultlon. MONDAY—7 p.m.. Mala Chorus T Collections at the Veterans Memorial. Building, The theme will be "Sisterhood Has It clailMlanlll. at 8:30 p.m. in Temple Sha'arey "Farawail to Sabbath" larvlca. rahaanal. The exhibit starting Sunday will pre- Coanty Graphic Services. as chairman. Sandra Raibman, presi- WEDNESDAY—1:15 p.m. Youth TUESDAY—7 p.m.Blbla clau. I' Sisterhood to hold Shalom, Springfield. His lecture will be Liberty Avenue, Hillside, it was an- In One Neat Package" and will be Choir. 7:30 p.m., Adult Choir.. SUNDAY—a a.m- morning Mlnyan sent nine works by Steven Feren, who at a Discount The ncwlyweds, who took a honey- dent, will conduct a brief businss larvlca. • ' *. p.m..Sanlor Choir rahaarul- creates sculpture on which children can I entitled "From Russia With Guts," bas- nounced at a recent meeting of the com- reflected in the cepterpieces at each SUNDAV THROUGH, WEDNESOAY-« p.m.. mldwaak its dinner tonight moon trip to New York City, reside in meeting. . . SPRINGFIELD EMANUEL urvlca. mittee at the home or past president table. THURSDAY—15 mlnutaj bafora play. His works are part of.the play, ed on his new book, "Exit Visa—The Springfield. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FRIDAY—a:30 p.m..woman's Bl- FIX UP! A program on extra sensory percep- CHURCH MALL AT ACADEMY tuniat. aHamoon urvlc*. Advanc- areas of Franklin Gardens and Univer- The Sisterhood of Temple Sha'arey O Design Graphics lid. Emigration of the Soviet Jews." '.: Honey Kobitz, chairman. Entertainment will feature a skit by ad «tudy group Evanlng urvlca. bla dass. • p.m., Sunday School JUST CALL tion is planned. . GREEN taachars' maallng. • *j sity Towers Housing and Urban Shalom, Springfield, wUl hold its an- WARM UP! Panish, who also is a lecturer and Admission will be free. A benefit auc- the Sisterhood members under the Rav. Gaorga C. SchlaiMoar.paitor MONDAY THROUGH 686-7700 N 2204 Morris Ave. tion and snack bar also will be featured. Holiday boutique It was announced that more than 500 direction of Mrs. Leonard Nurkin with SUNDAY—1.15 a.m.. Church THURSDAY—7:15 a.m.. morning Development, both in New Brunswick. nual dinner at the temple tonight at . humorist, will'portray some of the "od- Mlnyan urvlca. 3:V to 5:30 p.m.. OUR LADY OF LOURDES Proceeds will go toward Hadassah's volunteers from Essex and Union coun- School. Adult Biibladau. 10:30 CHURCH ' The Feren exhibit will remain at the 7:30. ' Union, MJ 07083 dities of Soviet life and the peculiar pro- musical accompaniment by Jerome a.m., morning Monhlp. Mr. Schlac- Rallglous S*ool clatui. slated inRunnells ties have raised more than $750,000 for MOUNTAINSIDE Have something to buy or sell? One S projects of healing, teaching and Steinberg. Ingar will praach on "Ravaallng tha THURSDAY—innt Thurtday of Y through Dec. 31. An informational The group will honor its new If s blems Soviet Jews face in adjusting to cancer research. Additional informa- Hlddan". month). 1:10 p.m.. board ol Rav. Msor. Raymond J. Pollard. booklet will be available to visitors at members and will feature .surprise -phone call to us is like dialing appt. America. research in Israel. The Runnells Hospital' Volunteers Program directors are Mrs. Seymour_ ""MONDAY—« p.m_ admhhWattva truttaat matting. Pallor tion about REGM can be obtained by Rav. Edward Ellart. Auoclata Guild wil hold its annual Christmas Singer, Mrs. Theodore Straus and Mrs. board. IT. ITIrHEM'S EPISCOPAL the receptionist's desk inside the Y, entertainment. . Holiday Time! our entire circulation...perton-to- The public is invited to attend. Patter. Rav. Garard J. McGtrry. V) 686-3600 writing to REGM, P.Q; Box 194, Spr- TUESDAY—*:*$ PJ« Woman'i CHURCH . Springfield church boutique tomrrow at the hospital, Bon- Herbert Horn. M Paitor Emarltui. enabling them to take self-guided tours. Mrs. Alvin Schneider is president, r Want Ad ^oiayljrzw^ MlulonClrcla. 11IMAINST.,MILLBURN ingfield, N.J. 07081. Man tchadula-Saturday, 5:30 nie-Burn Road at Plaintield Avenue, WEDNESDAY—• p.m.. Communl Rav. Jouph D. Marring. Ractor. Other social, educational, recrea- and Mrs. Martin Browner, member- "Meeting iiset ' p.m.; Sunday, 7. I. v:15 and 10:30 plans book festival ty ThanlttQlvIng Eva larvlca. SUNDAY—S a.m^ koty Commu- ship vice president,' will be chairman. Berkeley Heights, in Mary Connolly a.m. and noon; waakdayf 7 and • tional, athletic and cultural events also FRIDAY—apm - nion. 10 a.m« family worthlp Itr- ptMlg* a.m.; holy dayt. 7. • and 18 a.m. Additional information can be obtained The Union County Club A family book festival will be held Hall from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Newcomers Club vlca and urmon. Church School wit) be. held to marie the Y centennial, Sheatrock Installed and I pm'.; Havana, Mondavi, I STEPFAMILY COUNSELING CENTER of the National Associa- TEMPLE SETH AHM and babytlHIng. (Tha 10 a.m. ur- according to Herbert Cooper, presi- by calling 379-1375. a Attics Insulated Nov. 30 through Dec. 5 in the parish Members of the Guild made items of PIANOORGAN- TEMPLE DRIVE AND vlca incluoH Holy Communion on p.m. tion of the Negro Business holds its elections dent. * Den. Rec Rooms, house of the Springfield Presbyterian wearing apparel, toys, gifts, Christmas BALTUSROLWAY flrtt and-third Sundays and-en THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN The present institution developed out 205 RIDGEDALE AVENUE and Professional Women's Church, Church Mall. The hours will be ornaments and stocking stuffers. The Newcomers Club of Mountain- ACCORDION Rabbi Raoban R. Lavlna fastlval ocCKloni. morning prayar CHURCH Family Rooms Cantor Richard Nadal on othar Sundays. )" Meeting scheduled Clubsi Inc.,' will meet side recently, elected its new-board MORRIS AVENUE AT CHURCH of literary societies and citizenship Nov. 30 to Dec. 5, daily from 10 a.m. to 4 Featured will be a baked goods table, a THURSDAYT-*OOH Sanlor Laago* a ANY Room FLORHAM PARK, MALL tonight at 8 at the First p.m. and Nov. 30 and Dec. 2, from 7 to 9 members for the fall-winter term. The Instruction mini lunch. classes formed by immigrants who COLONIAL nearly new table and a jewelry booth. MOUNTAINSIDE GOSPEL SPRINGFIELD hyvhurch women Renovated NEW JERSEY 07932 National' Bank of Roselle, board includes Sandi Arthur, presi- FRIDAV-»:» p.m.. Sabbath iar- CHAPEL eventually came together to form the P.m. •*'"•• Luncheon will be available. Coffee and Rav. Robert B CunnlntKam. In- a Rustle Beam Chestnut Street and dent; Sigrld Patsch, vice president; given at your home v)o«. UH SPRUCE DR, MOUNTAIN- tarlm paitor Young Men's Literary Association, The Womea's Fellowship coffee Ceilings (J0D377-W13 . Featured will be more than 500 new. snacks will be available throught the also SATURDAY—10 am . Sabbath Mr- SIDE THURSDAY—7:30 p.m.. pallor PONTIAC Fourth Avenue. day. ! Arlene Kervel, recording secretary, Accordionist and Orchestra vie*. • . : •. • which later .became the Young Men's books'in hardcover and paper back on Tha Rav. Matthiw E. Garlppa nominating committal. I p.m.. group of the Mountainside Gospel Thanksgiving baskets for and Ruth Wilhelm, treasurer. available for your SUNDAY—10 a J*"> Man'l Club and SUNDAY—•:« a.m.. Sunday choir rahaarul. Youth fallowthlp Hebrew Association and Ladies Aux- AMC • JEEP • RENAULT PAULA TERRY WALDUAN, MAT., M.S.W. such subjects as the classics, adven- B'nal B'rlthbrukful. school for all aga groups (bus ur- Chapel will meet tonight at 8:15 in the MYEMSartWEttCE Christmas Party to attend a parformanca of iliary. . LOW-COST FINANCING AVAILABLE needy families, will be ture, biography, inspiration and. It was announced that new residents MONDAY—1:15 p«. Man't Club vlca avallablt); n a.m.. worthlp "Godipall" In Mlllburn High church on Spruce Drive. A taste-testing prepared. New club to meet of Mountainside may call Angela Can- maaflng. . urvlca (rrurury and lunlor church School. i Early meetings were at the United BY APPOINTMENT ~ religion. . • ' WEDNESDAY-* pjn_ Ttiankiolv- hors d'oeuvres demonstration and a A new club. Pioneer Girls, for girls in JOHN LENARD 353-0841 provldadl: 1 p.m.. wenhlp urvlca FR1DAY-5 to V p.m., youth Call nady, membership chairman, at 233- Ing Community sarvlca. Hebrew- Charity Building in (nurwryprovldadl. . fallow 1224 SprinifWd/»«:., DIAL 484-1800 i.- "l-«»!i InrtHtton ' tin Morris Ave., ,;v.^ 46^p>I$2 Call 3715900 •"., Union . *»'. .•'.«• TtiurJHtay. November l», 1W1 Thursday,-November >», A COMPLETE ^Aatinees-for-Lion' The New Jersey Theater will be on Jan 2,1982 at 3 Forum, 232 East Front St., p.m., it was announced by Plainfield, has added two Judith Laufer, managing MOMMY DEAREST(PO)| holiday matinees during director. ' iMUMasuaaamuaaur OF FINE the run of "The Lion in The "bee. 24 (Christmas Winter" (Dec. 17 to Jan. Eve), Dec 25 and Dec. 31 10). The first will be Dec. performances have been 26 at 3 p.m. and the second cancelled. For ticket reservations call the forum box office at 'Charlie' set 757-5888. The New Jersey Theater Performances are Forum,323 East Front St., Wednesday, Thursday, Plainfield. is staging Friday, and Saturday David Westhcimer's "My evenings at 8 and Sundays Discover A Restaurant Sweet' Charlie" now at 3 p.m., plus the holiday through Dec. 6. Additional matinees Sat. Dec. 26 at 3 Welcome To The information can be obtain- p.m. and Baturday, Jan 2 ed by calling757-5888. at.1p.m. Snuffy's Has A Flair PRIME RIB .$7.95 Ckoiu ami bMl, umi b onto with trench Irte m biltd potab, Want Ads Work... hoilu ulxl tod CIIMU IwL Call 686-7700 OPEN FACE PRIME RIB SANDWICH $4.95 For The Delightful ' The Horn* 01 Gracloui, l«l«ur«ly And D*l«tobla> Dining "" In AddlHon To Our Standard Manu, Which OW.n Th» Bait Selection, Whll. KIDS ARE SPECIAL ON SUNDAY -ByJIM-LEAHY- muscular, handsome, dark-haired 42- choice,of appetizer (shrimp, clams, Catering To (vary Tail*, Th« Eilav forum Pr«nn CQLOHUL BEEF H til BE OUR GUEST I74> Amwtll U. 7IM MMintolii Uvd. A complete FOR DINNER... THANKSGIVING FAMILY DINNER MTERNOWI Fmhm4 By nvn FEB uu umen Fan WHOLUmi Mk HontMUilE TURKEi btsilttt Cuitb«iyY, Wed. NOV. 18 ^ Tue. DEC. 1 FRESH FRUIT CUP, FROSTED WITH RASPBERRY Fiult Uald, Mash Pelilo**. Giwy, VepUlla YOUR CHOICE 8HERBERT, HOMEMADE TURKEY, RICE SOUP BURN! MEAQOWUNDS ARENA Our Mil service salad bar Includes: tresh tossed salad, from fresh vegetables, homemade dressings, olives, pickles, Italian TICKET* ON UlLE CHICKEN CACCIATORE salad, bean salad, parsley forms pickled saleda, our famous AOOWUMM AMM& 1WKIT OffWI t homemade Irish soda bread, authentic Ban Franclsoo sour ALL SERVED FAMILY STYLE CHICKEN PARMAGIANA dough bread; treeh fruits and muchi much more. (Talii home IIM Ufto«*( Yuilitf) Main Caiirse FANCY GRADE A PENNSYLVANIA CHICKEN FRANCESE .TURKEY WJth° glbllt gravy -vyllh mashed potatoes, candled ,aweet potatoes, green peas, and creamed white onions. llUalnuim 6 fMCftU lor Whsl* Turk*)) "~ _. _ ' chilled ;Pumpk|n Pie with Whipped Cream - CHICKEN MARSALA Mince Meat Plea Apple Pie - OheeseCake BY RESERVATION ONLY $250 7.95 » . rt CAUIURLV Otha ' • .•''._••>•''! 'I »M- '••.-.•.. ...', ....w.J-M, • • .•'•'.• ' ' .'.••,'' -•••• "*•:- v-." '.. •. .'.''••; ^ ' - • ••••• '• • Thursday, November 19,1981 Thursday, November 19,1961 COMPLETE Lewis due Art show due OtRitz on Saturday THANKSGIVING New Jersey T^te, # Jerry tee Lewis, coun- Forum, Plalnfleld, In con try singer, will appear at junction with the Fine Arts. BELLEVUE Soap DINNER the New Rita Theater. Roast luriuj with GaUery of Ardmore, Pa., (Montclalr)-FRENCH 686-7700 Elizabeth, Nov. 20 at 8 will present a benefit art L J g-jj T E N A N T-'.S •llttnTriinminp p.m. with Guyvand Pipp INIURAWCI 7700 VtbUd ONLY show and auction Satur- WOMAN Thur Mbn Gillette. Lewis- was day in St. Luke's Roman •j , ^ed., 7:30, 9:45; SCISSORS POLISHERS/ Spinbh Potato** honored recently during Meg i OtfiaSpKtfofRMtUO 'Catholic Church, Clinton py| 8 irj-io-Sat 1 3-15 17 MNTEDTOBUV 20 For Slit 104|HeiiMForS*i« 104 105 •jurtmwfa for Heat 105 SiUd the annual Country Music ASSIGNED ASSEMBLERS iW MUTED EmplarmMitWinted FOR SALE UlRMMU Avenue,NorthPlainfield. 5;30,8iio:10; Sun.,2:30,5, UNION CENTER deluxe of- BiudMdButtM LADY WISHai to be compa- .HTIQUI BMAICPMONT- 17 IARAOE SALE- 3] Grosvenor ALL PIANOS WANTED VINOTOH UNION- CHARMINING ENGLISENGLISH LINDEN- e rooms, supply Awards presentation In Featuring original' oils, 7:30,9-45. RELOCATE TO FLORIDA nlon, for eldery women; Deys, cubic ft., frost U*m refrigerator, Id. Short Hills, lol( Parsonage IMMEDIATE CASH. COLONIAL beautifulautifullly maini - HOSBLLEPARK utilities, no pets, I mont...._>..h secur.l ,'lee*. 335 so), ft. at. SISJ. per CompeUnt Self Starter : AveTTable month and S3J M. It. at 1500. per 1 Glass of Sittfria Nashville, Tenn,, for his Compitent self starting In- near transportation, Irv./Unlon .recllner, desk, lamps, brlc« Illl Rd.l.electronlc games; ex- CALL5M5S40 tained. This charminchar g 3 , Adults preferred. watercolors, sculptures, FIVE POINTS CINEMA RISK RATER area.37I-34». brae.etc.4M»tM. ' -ellenf condition, toys. Uls, shif- BUV OR SELL CALL, | bedroom home In UnionUnio,, reflects WI935-4U3. 'month. Air cond., r»w carpet, Han •nd Coffe* dividual 'wanted to assume Spacious contribution to the in- The Home Insurance Company, Located In short Hills, has American V. Mueller a dlvUkm of American ted animals, household Items, BOOKS ears of prldeful ownershiphi, In -I all utilities Included, early oc> enamels, etchings, (Union )—MOMMIE responsibility of oHIc* manage- IBLH QUIZ end BIBLE PUZ' CALIFRI UNION- 4 room apartment for an Immediate opening (or an Aaslgned Risk Rater with ex- Hospital Supply Corp. to a leader In the field ment for consulting Engineering sat. 10 4. We Buy and Sell Books .ludes spacious rooms, living cupaiKv!call4l4V«656. dustry. His hit recording _L« CORNIR. Two children's 331 PARK AVE, PLFLD. jlockrromhlghschooll Apartments one business person. t335. After Biertuempferhdstertag Agency CAU TODAY lithographs and other DEAREST, Thur., Mbn., perience preferably In commercial rattno. of producing surgical Instruments. We are firm. Diversified dutlei would WILL BABYSIT AT 117 Clinton Ave. 373?373 .oom fireplace, modern kitchen of "Middle Age Crazy" HOME' IVY HILL SEC- activity books bV Milt Hammer. IOLIOAY BIZAIIRe- Sf I. NOV. PL43M0 and enclosed porch. Economical 5p.m.f*4.46*T graphics, the auction will Tucs., Wed., 8:15; Fri., We offer a • competitive ulery and excellent benefit currently expanding our scissor* manufac- Include set up of filing system, 33 pages In each book containing 1st. 10-4 p.m. United Methodist FOR RESERVATIONS package along with orowth potential. ordering of supplies, typing 1 TION NWK. CASH FOR SCRAP lOUNTAINSIDS- Immediate gas heat, walk to shopping ft, in Garden BuildiRK-Stlt-Riot 124 also was a basis for a mo- turing deparimenr division to Increase MA PLEWOOD/- lun-lo-do crossword puilles, fill- Church, Overlook a, Berwyn sis. HpirtmenfatYanteo 106 begin at 8:^0 p'.m, follow- 7;20,9:30; Sat., 1:30,7:20, telephone wort, handling of In, true-and-tatse quisles, .unch available, crafts, gifts, .oad your car. Cast Iron 75« per :cupancv 3 bedroom ranch, schools , tn.soo. Call Burgdorlf medical coverage «r employees I B VI NOTON/SO. inken llvlngroom with Realtors, Short Hills Office, 374- UNION' For lease, prime retail lion picture. Additional in- Call or write k>W: sales, and are seeking qualified people to sentence-hiding ponies and jhlldrsn's room «. Mile J00 lbs., newspapers Sot per 100 Setting •USINBSS COUPLBJ with Ing a one-hour preview of 9:45; Sun., 2,4:15,6:30,9. -• a, selected record keeping, Ex- OUANOE LINE. CALL Jbs. tied bundles free of torelon .epIsce.'For details call Happy noo. sales location, Rt.a Union,, ap- 964-0490 John C.O'Connell (201) 37B-M00 join our team as Doluhers & assemblers. many more Irom both Old nd treesures. Something lor all. child seeks 1 bedroom epart- proximately 7500 Sq. ft. Long formation pan be obtained cellent salary a, benefits, send 37S4S31. New Testament Books. A oood materials. No. 1 copper at per lomes, Realtor, 34S-3100, Alr-Omdltlootd thew'orks. LINDEN TWIN 830 Morrif Turnpike Expand your skills it career with an resumes Mi , ; , _ , N I ON ment In Union or Kenllworth. lease, available In approximate- by calling the' theater at and easy way for the-boy and IADASSAH BOUTIOME/^ratl Ib., Brass 3M per Ib,, raos, 1< COTCHPLAINS- FINANCING organization which offers medical, dental, lift sale. Sun. Nov. 13, 11:30 ser Ib. Lead «. batterlM; TWO FAMILY I4I4-43H.' . ly 3 months, call evenings, 464- 352-7469. Additional information ONE—TRUE CONFES- Short HU!*.NJ.i»078 ilrl to know and understand the VAILABLE TO QUALIFIED may be obtained by call- siONS Thur. 5:15,7:15, & life Insurance, retirement & Incentive MartlnBerkowlU.P.A. Child Cm Jlble belief. Each book t». :30, Elks Club Sprlnglleld Ave., tlumlnum cans; we also buy UYEH on this lovtly, 7_[oom, 5 plus 3 close to center, owners| 5Room».|52S RETIRED WIDOW needs 3 \»M Morris Ave. Send lor vour copy of either book j,est of Union Market, public omp. print outs a, Tab cards. wr entry split tealurlngwopd eparlment exceptional, 3 room apt. with parking area, FANDANGO plans. Good salary & job security. Florida Is | welcome, no admission. Mso handle paper drives' lor bedrooms, modern kitchen, ex- Full dining room, lirga Mobil. Hants 131 \Unlon,N.J.07On Union, Kenllworth, Roselle ing Jodi Ller, 561-6259 or 9:15. Fri, „„„,_ y^^ to BAKED BOOK HOUSE, I0W jrnlng fireplace, on beautiful tra's. 3 car, aluminum siding. kitchen that can accom- just a phone call away. Wealthy St.. Grand Rapids, scout troops s, civic assoc.. AS, '— lined street. Call lor lurther Park. Write P.O. Box 73, Union t • • , bstiwaallCacktallljMM|( theater Hie'heaterat757-2882. Special Loving Care NDOOR FLEA MARKET «. > PAPER STOCK CO., 41 So. Call (16 0656. modate your own clothe* ,N.J.070a3. ' WANTED! W X 4ff mobile wed., 7:15, 9:15; Sat., Web. 49504. Iratt show. sun.^Nov, 33, 104 iformatlon, MIKE FORD washer a. dryer. Cable home In good condition. 1313) TW *>M«4CTlirstS«ta.st, UNION, HI. . Nursing Registry K>th St.. Irvlngton. (Prices subl. GENCY,. 16S Wntfleld Avo., Blertuempfel-Ostertag Agency HOME Rendering services to homes, -EDROOM Set a, living room j.m. Seton Hall University Stu TV. Beeutlfully, lend- 737-3191. J»nl Center, So. orang«Ave., lochanoe). lark. 5741177. scaped garden ap in VA compensation ARNOLD BAKERY Approximately 2.3 million veterans,- tificial limbs cause wear on their 240,000 surviving spouses and 83,000 clothing. The new compensation will be HOURS: Mot. thru Fri. WE ACCEPT children of deceased veterans will $274,upfrom$305. • ' gto6.Sal.BtaS THRIFT'STORE USDAF000 STAMPS receive larger Veterans Administration VA's assistance allowance toward the : compensations beginning this month, purchase ' of specially adapted 2321 ROUTE 22, UNION_ji/4Mll.w»«tofi iaoihip) as a result of a law signed by President automobiles or other eligible vehicles Reagan Oct! 17. by certain handicapped veterans was • The new law provides for an average Increased under the new legislation, 11.2 percent Increase in VA compensa- from $3,800 to $4,400. Payments may tion rates for service disabled veterans, now be made to certain veterans suffer- anji dependency and Indemnity com- ing from ankylosis of one or both knees, pensation rates for surviving spouses when theso vehicles are deemed AND. and children of veterans. necessary in meeting state driver's ARNOLDS VA officials said the new amounts license requirements. SAVE] were not reflected in. the regular The legislation also permits the VA to SAVE 15$ ON: November checks but were provided by guarantee, for the first time, SAVE 15v ON ANY means of supplemental checks issued graduated-payment home mortgage BRANNOLA shortly after the first or the month. The loans, and it increases to $32,500 the • ORIGINAL 2 LB. BRICK OVEN full amount'of the Increase will be In- assistance the agency may provide to cluded In the single monthly, check some disabled veterans for adapting • HEARTY WHEAT their residences to, for exomplcythVre^ -JLCOUNIBY-OAT w WHEAT beginning in December. • OLD STYLE WHITE ' -rate boost means an increase . quirements of wheelchair-bound In- from $54 to $58 per month for a veteran ~dividuals— Good only at" Good only at with a disability ralodjU 10 percent. A The Veterans:Administration may ARNOLD THRIET STORES __. ARNOLD THRIFT-STORES Come in and buy your brand new 1982 r ctcran with a 50 percent disability will furnish a headstone or marker to com-' Expires 12-5-81 Expires 12:5-81 reccive-$328 monthly, up from $291, and memorate veterans, whose remains one with a 100 percent disability, will have not been recovered or Identified. receive $1,130 a month; up from the cur- , Full details of all changes in the com- »ir»M II • liunud IrvMmjiV ol Seagrams Jim "\ KIIPTHATORBAT America's schools: _ MHatLINOWITH OINUINI R Keep them strong, free, and public! y»tM <*•*»•« U* •k • . Ttwrid«y,Wov<»mb»r 19, Business news JITJEWLRY WHOLESALERS SCHERING-PtOUGH the formation of a bank THE COLUMBIA SAV- DUmMdNiM CORPORATION expects holding, company and INGS & LOAN was BnctMs honored by the New fourth quartetv.net income completion of a partial $399 to be slightly down from restructuring of the bank's Jersey Higher Education last "year, but anticipates security portfolio, accor- Assistance Authority for significant improvement ding to Robert Swanson, participating. In the over the third quarter and chairman. Guaranteed Student Loan a return. to low double- THE NATIONAL program and for being the digit growth in 1982. STATE BANK, Elizabeth, first Btate lending in- TMDEIN stitution to lake"part in the OUHAKWM THE. NATIONAL announced regular quarterly dividends of $.28 Parent Loans for OUMENEUV STATE BANK, Elizabeth, Undergraduate Students announced the appoint- per share payable on Dec. 15 to holders of record program, ' . ment of Andrew Piech of naHcna Linden to administrative Nov.30. nuuwnnfs. CATHERINE J. CAMP- assistant of the Summit of- ABRAHAM M. • HKXNfSWKtDHWlUCW fice, Summit. ROTHBARD, chairman of BELL, assistant actuary • GOWKTmbS the Union County with United States In- Exclusive but not Expensive mmmax!^mmm^m^. LEE KYLLONEN was Chamber's, board of direc- suramje Group of Mor- J & J Jowelry SEYMOUR B. STERN-'appointed corporate sales PETER LAMORTEof •ruKimniiwrusynir tors, announced that the ristowri and daughter of BACH {of Springfield, ex- and marketing manager Unlon'was apolntad a pip- & Setting Co. •cutlv* vie* president of at A.B. Murray Company, Eastern Union County Mr. and Mrs. George Fischer of Mountainside, Ing.design supervisor In WKH1MAN FARMS Tenney Engineering, Inc.,"lie-. Elizabeth, according Chamber of Commerce HERBERT MANOCHIO 26S Monb Mm, Springfield will become the Union o« Union has completed 35 has achieved the distinc- the -contract drafting RT.M2.AAORRISTOWN was elected to the com- to Leonard V. Reed, presi- departmant, process SMI.So.ofMorrlitowrl nPWTh.lK..Fri..Sitl2»M9PM pany's board of directors, dent. County Chamber of Com:* ywirs of tervlee with tion of fellow in the mcrce effective im- Brlitol-Myers products In Casualty Actuarial Socie- plants division of Foster « according to chairman Wheeler Energy Corp. SauL&Schiffnwn. mediately. Hillside. ty. • ^. JJfflfeDi< MANN.of Ilni -is serving as president i -the^Alllance of American- Market Places, Lambert- 2 great new locations... ville. ••" 888 Springfield Avenue AN T H 0 N Y MARSELLA, JR. of" Spr- liFumityre - Irvlngton, New Jersey ingfield has- joined, the :_=—: and-- Newspaper Advertising Bureauls classified 2025 Morris Avenue ^department as produci • manager, real estate, ac Union, Jersey cording to Eric Anderson, vice president. IRVINGTON. UNION \ RAYMOND v..- and ELIZABETH 'ai PIATKOWSKI Of Hazlct STEPHEN ESKpFF of was named, branch Mountainside was ap- OPEN SUNDAY manager of The Money pointed assistant division 12noon-5pm Store's Bound Brook of- manager for the Western flee. division of Hiram Walker ROBERT N. LANE, who Inc., according to Oraval will be moving to Union, R. crabbe, president. was named . vice s H E L D 0 N presidenl/general FEINBERG, chairman of manager of Stonco, part of the board, announced the rOr Keene 0orp61-ntlon's advertising for lighting division. Pharmaceutical Corpora- THE DIRECTORS OF tion subsidiary has been Not 5, Not 6, Not 7...YOU Get CASALE INDUSTRIES, assigned to Venet Adver- INC., Garwood, announc- Using, Complete 9 Piece Dining Room. ed this month an annual THE COMMERCIAL dividend of one dollar per tRUST COMPANY'S Nothing Else to Buy! share.to stockholders of board of directors an- record December 12,1981, nounced decisions to seek payable January 20,1982. stockholder appproval for is v CORTLEY* the holiday READY MADE- SPECIAL ORDER- EXACT LENGTH... season again. FAN FOLDED... Livingston Mall is proud to present. 6" HEMS... DRAPERY In Its second hoHday year, the • EVENT • uLivingston Little Mail' UDSMIADS TO MATCH A1SO SOS ON>... A SHOPPING AREA EXCLUSIVELY SAVE BOGY All DnpwlM ' FOR THE LTTTLE SHOPPER! AwllablaUwl . . orUrilMd... Livingston Mall thinks It's unfair for the little SomaAraS.il Llnadllniulal*). shoppers to be lost in the hustle and bustle of the mmmwima Off. crowds. So, we have designed a holiday shopping mmmnmm area to accommodate little shoppers during the Brlno In Your holiday season. M*Mur«m*nt« For HURRYI Quick DallwyMoM UMITID Includu miulvi I plici china. IriYlmtForChrlatmM ' TIMII . We'd like to present "The Livingston Little Mall" PMnoUp. lirgi ixtiMlM trtatli tabla. a place exclusively for children to do their own 4 tlu ehilrs ind 2 irm chain holiday shopping. Once the special gift is Curtain Sin chosen, we would like to giftwrap it, FREE. Proceeds to. benefit St. Barnabas Medical Center ::'•::.•;{.... _._. _•_•-______\ • ..•.'•._• Mom a'nd Dad, while the kids are busy doing A deslgner3nsplred dining room that sets you apart from the ordinary and brings new pleasure to dining. their holiday shopping, stop by one.or all of 130 PAID HIGHEST PRICES PAID HIGHI Superbly crafted with a rich pecan finish on selected hardwoods, engraved wood products and simulated wood accents. You get the 77" tall two piece china with lighted Interior, glass shelves and silk screened glass fine stores and services. It's our PRE-HOL1DAY -panelsrthe big 40"x64" trestle table that extends to 88", two stately arm chairs and lour side chairs. You get it GEMCOGOLD alL.nothlng else to buyl ••: -'., '••; SALE starting, Thursday, November 19th. BUYING SERVICE SANTA ARRIVES! Santa will be arriving on Save on Dinettes! Friday, November 20th, 7 PM On* or ^^ • "THE VERY LAST WORD" In shopping pltnun. Monmoulh ond Ocean . DELUXE TRESTLE STYLE 5-PC. DINETTE County's Eye catching table with wood grained high pressure plastic 5-PIECE \mpM protected top. Gleaming chromed metal work enhances the 4 aoM buylno PEDESTAL Livingston chairs with smart trestle bases and easy.care vinyl. s*rvk*s Is now located Convenient Tumi DINETTE In your area Elianhowar Paikwty & Soitlh OIM>Q« Avanu*. UvlnQllon, M«w J«f lay BAMDERQERS.HAIINE'S. SEARS PLUS 130 FINE STORES O SERVICES We buy Holiday8hopplng Hours: , D«.2lrtihruD«.23r 5-PIECE BUSS TOP DINETTE 1 CASH BONUN S ! wJiriit iut ***** 3 LOCATIONS 607 Westfield Avenue, Elizabeth, MJ.. lUZMETN SH0WH00M It* Furni IIBIWWDIT. NHMtlMin 3532967 '-W m.» frl, 930-9:00,;.Tu»S;. Moixiiy thru Ffld«y,9:3O-9:0O Mon,, Wed. & FrTTsiHIiOO Thur. « Frl,9:3(M;O0..,Mon.l3 . Mon., 'od^Thur, a Gal. 9.W:Q0 ^ihird«y ft»«:OO , Tu«s., Thut & 8»t, 9:3 •;./••.•; — * •• -.'' •;- v • ' •• i :'.• • .•/ •' ....=.. •'•• ••• • Livingston Mall • Woodbridge Conlot • Wlllowbrook Mall Sew them on a. SINGER machine Model 1425 ^ The feature* thai mike ihe 1423 a pleuure (o tew with: •Unlvenal Prciiure lyttem to you can flew iny weigh! fabric without making idjuitmentt; The tort-touch fabric feed which keep* the fabric*.moving smoothly and evenly. And i . Variety or functional, decorative and utilitarian flit; ches that ulltfy your tewing' needi. 8 SAVE 100 Sorry, no mail or phono ordors, Snlo I torn 3 aro from spocially soloctod groups. Not ovory stylo in ovory store, but lots to chooso from. Please noto:'"RoQularty" connotos Bamborgor's rogular dny-in, day-out pricos: Savinos nl all Bnmborgor's storoa. Modd6105 Fealura like It bulll-ln Hitch lullemi for uwini tlullc, IT'S SO VERY CONVENIENT ... OPEN A BAMBERGER'S ACCOUNT. mcndlni, blind hcmmlni iml . decorative,iiltchlng ,.. were> dcsl|iud for your iMvIni con- venience. • ' SAVEs60. | FINE DIAMONDS SINCE 1921 SALE ENDS NOV. 2UI n THE GINGER STORE LIVINGSTON MALL GARDEN STATE PLAZA • WESTFIELD • MORRISTOWN cavs 1.I I >>' V - 125% oft/thurs. .fit sat ALFRED DUNNER, SASSON, BUTTE KNIT, BON JOUR, ECCOBAY CAREER WARDROBE: BRECKENRIDGE, PENDLETON, KORET, ACT I 2O%off 25%-3O%off 2O%-25% off 25%Off ALFRED DUNNER COOR- MISSES1 AND PETITE JR. BONJOUR DENIMS, JRS. FAMOUS MAKER 25% off 25% off 25% Off DINATES. Pleated and pull- DRESSES AND SUITS. Sue VELOUR TOPS. OUTERWEAR. Long and FAMOUS DESIGNER ACT III, KORET, PERSON- PANT-HER-, COORDS on skirts, pants, vests, manda- short coats, jackets in wool, -NOVELTY COORDINATE WHITE FLANNELS BY Brett, Sasson, Biitte Knit, Bonjour blue cotton denim J. H. COLLECTIBLES. Well- AL COORDINATES: Blaz- — NATES FOR NOW. Classic rin jackets and. blazers. Blous- Chaus, Leslie Fay, more. One leans. poplin, corduroy or chintz. PRICE BREAK. Jackets. ers. V-neck jackets, cardigan blazers, skirts and pants Irom ' es, tunics in solids and prints. and two piece dresses, party Some with hoods, quilting and skirts, pants in plaids, shet- tailored, fully lined. Dirndl 3-13- (0248) Reg. $38. SALE skirts, new culottes, blazers, jackets, skirts, trousers. Coor- Pant-her" in pure wool solids. Polyester-acrylic. .10-20,. dresses .and suits. Polyester- $29.' Velour tops, some gold more. 5-13. S, M. L(D89.U9. lands. more from that famous dinating blouses in stripes and plaids and tweeds. Navy, cam- (D162) Reg. $18-$33 wool, georgette polyester, 219) Reg.. $40-1160 SALE American designer. Plus, suit jackets, trousers in wool.' pipings. (D635) Reg. $32 SALE 4-14. Sweaters and blouses to prints. Wool, wool-polyester, el, gray, more. Matching acrylic, velour, silk, more. $23. $32-$128. Breckenridge. Pendleton. match. (D680) Reg. $38:$120. polyester. 8-18 (D109) Reg. sweaters and blouses in poly- 4-20. Reg.$36-$15O. 4-14. (D683. 176) Reg. SALE S28-S90 $24-$99 SALE $I8-$74. ester. 8-16 (D661) Reg. $33-$150SALE$24-$112 $32-$88 SALE $24-$66 '20% OFF: MISSES' ECCOBAY SEPARATES. Blazers, skirts, 22%-30% OFF: WOMEN'S SEPARATES. Angora skirt sets, plaid quilted jackets, pants, blouses. Crepe polyester. Winter white, black skirts, denim jeans, velour tops. Reg. $24-$42. and red. 10-18 (D184) Reg. $18-$33. $7 SPECIAL PURCHASE: COTTON TURTLENECKS. 25% OFF: MARDI MODES KNIT BLOUSES. Tunics,'blousons. In ivory, red! blue, rust, green, pink, more. S, M. L (D188) ruflle front pierrots, lace trims, Lurexthreads, more. 8-18 (D63) Reg. 25% OFF: WOMEN"S BETTER BLOUSES. Bethany, E.F. . $25-$3O -. ' . 25% OFF: JR. COORDINATES. Bobby Brooks"1, Present Co.* Benson and more. (D139) Reg. $39-$65. Trissi velour tops: pants "25% OFF: MISSES' CREPE SKIRTS. Split and'dirndlskirts in Blazers, pants, skirts, and sweaters to match. (D121) Rog. $26-$72 (D118)Reg.$19-$28 . .black.creme. Polyester-rayon. 6-16(D85) Regularly$44 25% OFF: MISSES' H.L. SPENCER SKIRTS AND , I KUUStRS. Every style in the collection. 4-14 (D681) Reg. $58-$7CL Informodiate markdowns may havp boon takon. Savings at allBamborgor's stores, including our newest White Marsh and Hunt Valloy. Md. jerry, no mail or phone. Sale merchandise is (rom specially selected groups *T styles may not be ,n all stores. Pleasowte. ;Reeulariy connotes Bamborgers regular day.n. dayou, P'«s TWICE A YEAR THEY GET THE CHANCE TO GO INTO THE MARKET AND PROVE THEMSELVES.-THEY DRIVE A HARD BARGAIN TO BRING HOME-BUYS'LIKE THESE- AND YOU GET THE SAVINGS. SHOP MORfllSTOWN MON. THRU FRI. 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M., SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 6 P.M., SUN. 11 A.M. TO 8'P.M. 10 A.M. TO S:45 P.M., 8At. 9:30 A.M. TO 5:45 P.M., SUNDAY NOON TO S SHOP BAMBERGERS LIVINGSTON, WILLOWBROOK, ROCKAWAY MON. THRU SAT. 10 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M., SUN. 11 A.M.TO 8. . . . , SHOP.BAMBERGERS NEWARK MON.THRU FBI. 2O%-S07o Off/thuraMsctf. X 14-KT. GOLD COLLECTIBLES, PLUS OTHER PERSONAL TOUCHES ALL ET1ENNE AIGNER, PLUS OTHER FINISHING TOUCHES i 2O% & 25% off ALL ETIENNE AIGNER HANDBAGS, SHOES. COATS _ L 20% OFF: ALL AIGNER HANDBAGS Hobos, totes, envelopes and shoulder bags in'signature, taupe and navy leather. (U44b) Heg. $46-$] 36.80-102.40 1 20* OFF: AIGNER SHOES. Featuring our best-selling moc kilt shoe, closed casuals, more in signature, taupe and navy leather. (D282) Reg. $29-$64 SAlE. 23.20-51.10 - „ 25% OFF: AIGNER PALM GLOVES. BELTSrKnTt "sets, leather belts, more. (D17.-54) Reg. $12-$25SALE $9-18.75 20% OFF: ALL' AIGNER QUILT OUTERWEAR. Jackets, rainwear plus sweaters and leathers. (D5S) Reg. $28-$250 SALE 22.40-S200 2 for S3O SPECIAL PURCHASE SMALL LEATHER SUIT BAGS. Hobos, shirred 14KT. GOLD.FILLED AND STERLING bags, double-handle shoulder straps, single straps, zip PIERCED EARRINGS. Great to give oradd to your tops. Hap Ironts. and many mow in gray, black, brown, collection. 1/20th 14kt. gold filled, sterling silver and olive, cognac and taupe. . • • "vermeil. A lovely selection of hoops, hearts, leaves. (D112) SPECIAL PURCHASE $18 EACH Mowers, shells, balls, tear drops, more. (D628) 2 for $25: SOFT LEATHER CLUTCH BAGS. Pouchy clutches with facile openings in cognac, olive, burgunoy. more. By B.H. Smith. .. ': (D112).,...... SPECIAL PURCHASE $16 EACH San&auta, *MID-CALF PULL-ON BOOT 5(5% off (A283-68) Leathery- OUR COLLECTION OF "HONEY'S" BY WARNERS . Lovely laced bras and bikinis.in white, nude, tender blush, more. Plus, vinyl looks Irko Chevron dot front-close-bra-with-matching bikini in ivory, rose or blue the real thing. nylpn-adetate. (D56) Reg. 3.75 to $7 SALE 1.90 to 3.50 Stacked heel In z Bdnna Jo or your local Bamborgcr's TelcSorvice number or'wnto. •Ttie/e is a 1.50jlolivery charge. Please noto: ••RoB*Jlarly" connotes Bamborgor's regular day-in, day-out prices. Rhone or wT,tc.s>n JQ.O.l or.more1 on boots and Jod'ac charms only, lor del.very ,n New Jersey and'm ouf delivery areas in NY Pa. DoT and Md Phone (201) 565--1'1-" Nol oueryslyle in ovcTysuo or color, but surely something you'll like. Savings at all Bamb'orgor's stores •. • • •Originally- connotes Bamborger s original pnees Intermediate markaowns nfity ha«e been taken Sale merchandise is Irom specially solciled c'O"^ TWICE A YEAR THEY GET THE CHANCE TO GO INTO THE.MARKET ANIiPROVE THEMSELVES. THEY DRIVE A HARD BARGAIN sale deivs TO BR(NG HOME BUYS LIKE THESE. AND YOU GET THE SAVINGS. SHOP MORRISTOWN MON. THRU FRI. 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M., SAT. 9:30 AiM. TO 6 P.M.. SUN. 11 A.M. TO 8 P.M. SH6P BAMBERGEn'S LIVIKGSTON. WILLOWBROOK. ROCKAWAY (UdN. THRU SAT. 10 A#I.TO 9:30 P.M» SUN. 11 A.M. TO JO A.M..TO 5:45 P.M., SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 5:45 P.M., SUNDAY NOON TO 5 SHOP BAMBERGERS NEWARK MON. THRU FRI P/o of f /thursjisgt 7o-34% off/thurs.,tri.,sat. '_ 2 I RUSS GIRL, FARAR tEVI*Sk; WltLIAKrf BARRY, JANTZEN, ARROW, VAN HEUSEN, MUNSINGWEAR i 1 •.;.•••*•-$ $ $ 25% off 2O%off sale$25* 25%off sale l79 sale l09 FAMOUS-DESIGNER YOUNG MEN'S OUTER- MEN'S DOWN OUTERWEAR * SHETLAND CREWS • JANTZEN CHENILLES . EUROPEAN FITWOOL ••*>*« ;««. storms, mor« EUROPEAN-FIT BLAZER. WEAR: Pacific Trail. Chief. Woolnch. William Barry and (A107^J6) 100% virgin shet-. tB107-52) Acrylic V-rtecks in SUITS FROM THAT FAMOUS t>"?>1 •&*$. $30>$S0 Polyester and wool single- Sasson. William Barry. Peyser more. Jackets, vests, parkas land wool. Ribbed cuffs and ivory, taupe, light blue, rust, FRENCH DESIGNER 20* Otti 61Q <5WRfcS ft^ss 5.n svrm Ptus. v. breasted serge blazer with side and rriofeT Down, vests' "and (DU3)Reg-$5O-$2l0 collar. Pencil stripes on chest light gray, burgundy. S.M.L.XL. Expertly tailored in long- vent, open-patch pocket and jackets. chinU designer-looW SALE$40-$168 arid sleeves. Light blue, sham- Reg. 28.50 SALE $21 wearing wool. Stripes, solids and Europe Craft British tjn decorative buttons. Navy or styles irom jackets, rugged and fashion"ski rock, winter white, oatmeal, (CIO7-52) Rayon cut chenille. herringbones in navy, brown, London Fog, barriers, parkas. trenchcoal. Cotton-polyesier tan. 38-46. (D195) Reg. $155 looks, more. (01.81) Reg. grape, red. navy and yellow. Khaki, rust. navy, wine,' med. gray and blue. R, S, L. (D24) with wool lining. (D102) S.M.L.XL. Reg. $35 blue. S-XL..Reg. 32.50 SALE $24 Reg^ $275 _ $60-$100SALE W5-S75 Reg. $125 SALE $100 •20% OFF: MEN'S KIMONO WITH BONUS MONOGRAM** . 25% OFF: YOUNG MEN'S SWEATERS. Crew and V-necks •SALE $14: VAN HEUSEN TONE ON TONE DRESS SHIRT. (Elll-95) ^axi-lehgth in navy.-irust, light blue, tan, brown and AND Shetlands. acrylics, wools, more in the latest colors. S to XL. (D654) (D8-61) Comfortable polyester-cotton in traditional fit with French burgundy with contrasting monogram. Acetate-nylon. One size fits all. Reg $23 $35 SALE 17.25-26.25 _cuffs. In white, blue or tan. Sizes 14>447. Regularly $19 Regularly $40 SALE $32 . 30H OFF: YOUNG MEN'S WASHED DENIM LEWS' /COR- 25% OFF: ARROW AND MUNSINGWEAR TURTLENECKS 25% tO 30% OFF: FAMOUS MAKER SPORTCOATS Wool AND SUITS By DUROY PASHION JEANS "LeviV* washed denim jeans. Pius Combat the cold with warm 100% cotton and polyester-cotton herringbones, solids and twills, cotton-polyester mid/wale corduroy. black, w+iite. gray cord fashion leans. (0483.108) turtlenecks in navy, brown, ecru, green, blue, and more. Sizes S to XL. Sizes 38-46. (D167) Regularly $70-$U0 SALE $49-$79 Regularly $2O-$25 SALE $14-17.50 ': (D27) Reg. $14-$16SALE$10-$12 , . •_ !>t»iv» * »».l* >> W it «• . 0**v«> v«js J\ N V Pi. On vu3U3 PhoA»(SOl 1 56W4JU o» your tool Birri*-;< TclCiervicu numtwr Of wile " •Ttueclolter conlrasting monogram in winc/whilo. navy/red, brown/wory. rusl/kolly. light blue/While or tan/ivory. Pleas* allow 3 weeks lor delivory Salemerchondiscisfromspcciaily setectodgroups. Nol every style in overy size'or color, but lots to choose Irom. . . Men's suits not at l^omstown. PtainlujWiw Ocean County. • . . . ' ~ TWICE A YEAR THEY GET THE CHANCE TO GO INTO -THE MARKET' AND PROVE THEMSELVES. THEY DRIVE A HARD BARGAIN sale TO BRING HOME BUYS LIKE THESE. AND YOU GET THE SAVINGS. . WniOWBROOK. WOCKAWAV U0N. THRU SAT. 10 ALII.TO &M P.U.SUN. 11 A.M. TO 8. SHOP MORRISTOWN MON. THRU FRI. 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M;, SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 6 P.M., SUN. 11 A.M. TO 8 P.M. . SHOP BAMBERGEHS NEWARK MON.THHU FRI 10 A.M. TO 5:45 P.M., SAT. 9:30 A.l»i TO 5:45 P.M.. SUNDAY NOON TO 5 t2l%-39%off/thurs,M,sqt off/thurs.,fri.,sat 1 ZENITH, QUASAR, MINOLTA, GENERAL ELECTRIC KENWOOD, LENOXXrPVVNASONIC, SMITH CORONA $ sde 375 !399* ModeU990.reg.S486 If purchased separately $600 •? - $110 OFF: ...•'.. $201 OFF: ' ZENITH 19' COLOR TV* WITH * KENWOOD 28-WATT** ONE TOUCH CHROMATIC' TUNING HIGH-SPEED STEREO SYSJEMt One-button Chromatic^ tuning lets you ad- (A296-75) AM/FM 28-watt** stereo receiv- just the picture and tint all at once. Keeps er with Servo-Lock"' tuning. s710. if purch. colors natural, even when you change chan- sep. $220: Belt-driven turntable with mag- nels. The Tn-Focus-^ picture tube insures netic cartridge. =1600. if purch. sep. $180: bright, vivid pictures, the solid state chassis plus a pair ol 2-way speakers. =6000. if runs cooler. Walnut woodgrain vinyl cabinet ~ purch. sep. $200. 19' picture measured diagonally. " •Co.itiiycm p<]*«r n 2& v. Jtls RMS per channel into 8 c^ms trcm 20'tc 20.000 H;. v.\tti no more iHin 08% THO CHARGE IT. ITS SO VEBY borribergetf CONVENIENT... OPEN A BAMBEBGEtfS ACCOUNT sale Reg. $449 QUASAFJ 6-HOUR VIDEO •GENERAilELeCTRIC FAMILY- •SMlTH^GOrtONA SUPER SLR OLTTFIT t(898-i6) If SIZE MIGROWAVEt. •Truc*e is a $3 dcfcwcfy cha/gc cw lypewritcf and camera. JSon radio arjdSlOon microwave and stereos Please note: "Regularly" connotes Bamberger's regular day-in, day-in, day^iut prices, «Th»»««ianl» lot II m. i»iirlnrt-minrlfKWfttllfnftn rjwiin-l nfviritr. Inr .irony In namru»riM?*?W.«r.int\rnilirii"P f) Rn» I in Nf^.irU III n7im . . ' ' TWICE A YEAlTTHEV GET THE CHANCE TO GO INTO THE MARKET AND PROVE THEMSELVES. THEV DRIVE A HARD BARGAIN sae TO BRING HOME BUYS LIKE THESE. AND YOU GET THE SAVINGS. SHOP BAUBERGEBS LIVINGSTON. WILLOWBROOK. R0CKAWAY UON. THRU SAT. 10 AJI. TO 9:30 PJUliSUN. 11 A.M. TO 8 SHOP MORRISTOWN MON. THRU FRI. 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M., SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 6 P.M., SUN. 11 A.M. TO 8 P.M. SHOP BAMBERGERS NEWARK HON.THRU FRI. 16 A.M. TO 5:4SP.U.. SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 5:45 P.M.. SUNDAY NOON TO 5 : 50% off/fhurs./fri./sal; < (D I PRB>ARE A HOLIDAY FEAST: REVERE, OSROW, WUSTHOF SET A HOLIDAY TABLE: INTERNATIONAL, LEONARD SALES/BUYS 5 S99. * REVERE I4-PC. COOK SET: A BONUS 3-PC. BOWL I SET, (411-9) CHARGE IT. IT'S SO VERY CONVENIENT... OPEN A BAMBERGER'S ACCOUNT S Regularly 550 3 spec, purch. *OSROW PASTA/DOUGH 4O% off 5O% Off +50% OFF: SILVERPLATED LEAD CRYSTAL STEMWARE 56% OFF: FINE PORCELAIN WUSTHOEAND SABATiER STONEWARE. IRONSTONE. . SERVERS BY" LEONARD. ^ IMPORTED FROM GERMANY. DINNERWARE SETS FOR 8. MACHINE?. (Btsa^B)ll makes 1-* OPEN STOCK CUTLERY, import- PORCELAIN CLEARANCE. Combination 2-qt. ovon-pfool casserole Just in time for holiday toasting. Left to of spa^hetii m past 15 minules. Maes ed from Germany and France. Full —BONUS TEA .POT. Bands, florals. Choose from over a dozen patterns of dish and 9" oven-proof pie plate on a right 12-oi. goblet. 9-oz. wine. 2-oz.- and luwads dbvugh mto 7 shapes from forged, full tang, triple riveted wiuh no- ... imported from Ghina Just In time for SHES casual stoneware, ironstone or formal silverptated stand with cover.-• cordial. 8-ot;champagne,~and~7H)z." stain steel. Pai&, sandwich, earner, slic- Thanksgiving: Set includes 8 each:"-•• porcelain. 20-pc. for 4:40-pt for 8:45- (F5-19) Silwerplated IVMjt covered food flute. Imported by Schott Zwiesel. er. chet.bofer, bread, steel, fork., utility. . dinner, salad, soup, cup and saucer. pc for S with complete* seL warmer on stand with oven-proof hner. (D117) . • •. . • • ; (DM7) FteJuUHy S20-U8 ; .(DM) The set. reg. $180. plus a bonus. (D66)Orig 55O-S130... NOWS2S-$6S ;: ,' loa'pot,. i ' "-" • • • ' • •The<* is a K deVveiy charge tin flatware, annemare and gtassware: 2 50 on afi-»H». Please note "Regularly" connotes Bambeiger's regularly day TWICE A YEAR THEY GET THE CHANCE TO GO INTO THE MARKET • " AND PROVE THEMSELVES. THEY DRIVE A HARD BARGAIN TO BRING HOME BUYS LIKE THESE. AND YOU GET THE SAVINGS. SHOP MORRISTOWN HON. THRU FRL 10 AM. TO 9 P.M^ SAT. 9:80 A.M. TO 6 PJI.. SUN. 11 A.M. TO 8 P.M? SHOP BAttKRGarc U«HGSTOH. WatOWBIIOOK. ROCKAWAV HON. THmi SAT. 10 AJt TO «=30 PJI. SOH. 11 *J(L TO «. 10 AM. TO 5:45 PJI. SAT. *S0 AJI. TO 5:45 P.M.. SUNDAY NOON TO S SHOP BAUBERGER-S NEWARK MOM. THRU FRI of f/thafefri,sat SALES/SPECIALS: USE YOUR BAMBERGER'S CHARGE ISPRINGMAID, MARTEX, NORTHERN FEATHER, BARCLAY | $ iaSpecial Purchase I 3.5O' ANY SIZE HOLIDAY, PARTY Twin. reg.. if petted 57 » SOLID TABLECLOTHS * KEY LARGO' NO-IRON -SHfgHfiREiSULARS \ 60x104-. 60M2O". Nc-wo>>. BY SHRiNGMAJD solid release Dacron* polyester •(A92-S0) Oriental blossoms and bus- White, ivory, toast, brown, blue, golci, terflies .m pink, pewier and white." terra By Barchvil. \ _P^ncikstripe bordered cases. Full, t perl."siOW;Queen.sf peri. $!6$9* $ Both. ,2-K.W 2 standard cases, tf pert. $8 5.75* sale 4 CANNON "OXFORD STRIPE" COTTON TERRY TOWELS O.OV^ if perfect SS Pure cotton terry in dramatic Stripes MATTRESS PAD Parchment, mocha. roSSTand torjet- IRREGS. BY BARCLAY me-notblue vD$l^ Anchor band or fitted pads. Evolution Hand. 16V2S". reg $6 SALES) polyester with polyester ftberfill. IJls- Wash. 1.2x12-. reg $3....SALE 1.S0 • chine wish/dry. Teiesemce nonber v wnte *The»« » a Udttocty chVge Pteiwnole ' Regularly" connotes B*mue'ge>'t regular dj/-m. diy-oul p>«*v co~v»*t Bjm6*»*»« \ Of mwe on ««r»a .(•)!»«» only Fo. Oelnwry m Ml \ati n«y not be m at cotore w jryies •> M «o<« At »• «o»ev mduoinj oiv neweit White U»nh and Hunt Valley. Ud. -deliiwy w*»VOT N Y Pi Ua «vj oa Bw, ,jSlJS6S^«4 or your tec* B*«>«ee. TWICE A YEAR THEY GET THE CHANCE TO GO INTO THE MARKET AND PROVE THEMSELVES. THEY DRIVE A HARD BARGAIN davs TO BRING HOME BUYS LIKE THESE. AND YOU GET THE SAVINGS. SHOP MORRIST0WN MON. THRU FRI, 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M, SAT. 9-JKI A.M. TO 6 PJI. SUN. 11 AJI. TO 8 P.M. SHOP BAMBEHGBTS UVIIIGSTOH. WILLOW8I1OOK. ROCKAWAV MOM. THUU SAT. ID AJI. TO 9:30 PJI, SUR. 11 AJI. TO «- 10 AJT. TO 5:45 PJI. SAT. 9:30 AJI. TO 5:45 P.M. SUNDAY NOON TO 5 . SHOP-BAMBERGER-S NEWARK MOM. THAU FRI. / off/ thuns,fri./sat GIVE YOUR WINDOWS & BEDS A CUSTOM DESIGNED LOOK OUR TWO BEST SELLING SEALY MATTRESSES & FOUNDATIONS >3 -> s 5 sale 7 9*twin I Mattress or foundation, reg. $158 ea. _JX • 50% OFF: BURLINGTON (A414-26) Luxurious Sealy mattress with hundreds CLOSEOUT: "SHANNON" of heavy gauge steel coils (or a comfortable night's sleep Add the itiatching torsion bar foundation for THERMAL LINED DRAPERIES (Al26-38) Thermal lined draperies proper balance. help eliminate drafts. Sc>lid textured Full, mattress or foundation, reg. $238 SALE $119* heavyweight acrylic-polyester. JJIa-1 Queen, mattress or foundation, reg. $298 SALE $149* chine wash, no-won. In'burlap, oyster, light blue, chocolate. 50xB4'. orig. $40 NOW $20 $ 100*84'. orig. $100 NOW $50 sale 99* twin 350*84'. ortg. $140 NOW $70 Mattress or foundation, reg. $198 ea. 50% OFF: SEALY SUPER.FIRM PLUS WITH A 10 YEAR WARRANTY* (B414-28) Premium quality mattress with double O Special Purchase firmness padding for superior support and comfort SHEER CURTAIN PANEL TO .with over 300 heavy gauge steel coils. Add the . ACCENT OR HANG ALONE matching torsion bar foundation for proper balance. The perfect finish under draperies or Full, mattressor foundation, reg. $278 SALE $139* alone. From a1 Berkshire designer col- lection oi fabrics. 63*. B-i' and 90* Queen, mattress or foundation, reg. $378 SALE $189* lengths, all -35' Vide. Polyester, poly- ester -silkand polyester-nylon iri White, eggshell, more. (1_78) T? Twin, rt peri. $27' plus2O% WOVEN BEDSPREAD IRREGS! FROM FAMOUS MAKERS Cannon. Crown Craft and Fielbcrest to4O%off woven to look like colonial heirlooms. Tiny misweaves WJII not affect beauty EVERY SEALY POSTUREPEDIC^ or wear. Machine-wash/dry cotton. MATTRESS, FOUNDATION OR SET, (194) c. Reg. $160 to $1300 Full.rfperfect$37 $29 Queen, rf periert $47 '.. $39 K.ing, if perfect $57 $49 For example: Hotel Posturepedic* Twin, regularly $160 SALE $120 • MINI BLINDS: SEVEN SIZES Full, regularly $210 SALE $155 ALL AT ONE tOW PRICE Queen, regularly $260 SALE $195. (6129-70) .Give your windows that sleek contemporary look. 5lim ]" slats . in white or ivciry wipe-clean vinyl. 23'. l {Backed with s 10-ycar limited warranty: The manufacturer ""27T29*:"30V'31';35'. 36' wide. all warrants this mattress (except cover) lor 10 years. Defective 64' long. By Kenney. bedding wiU-be replaced or repalrod in the first year at no extra charge. After that, repair or replacement will be made with a . prorata charge based on the retail pneo for the number olyears the bedding has been used. : Phonr w wr« on Ik. Bl,r,3t only for cieliwry ,H Mew Jersty. and our Mlwvy W«M in N.Y. P*.. Del mil Utf . phorvr .(201 )HS-UUcr j^artod embwtw s Tcletennicc nurr*ir or wrrtt ^Ore,n%-mwiBa?mt^Wi!ralp«raUt*,rt^ •The/ere a J2d«lw«fy handling charge on oVapews and bedspreads. JIO on your tola! beddnyg order Pleasy note: ••Rogula/ty" connotes Bambergcr's regular dqy-in. day-out prices. NOIAD sues and colws man stores *t»» Bambe«ee»'s siwes except where otherwise speofied^^^Beddmg noi al White M a/sh or Hunt Valley. TWICE A YEAR THEY GET THE CHANCE TO GO INTOJHE MARKET AND PROVE THEMSELVES. THEY DRIVE A HARD-BARGAIN TO BRING HOME BUYSLIKE THESE. AND YOU GET THE SAVINGS. SHOP BAUBEMGER-S UVIMGSTON. WiLLOWBROOIC ROCKAWAY WON. THRU SAT. 10 AJI. TO *30 PJI. SUN. 11 AJI. TO V SHOP HOHRISTOWN MON. THRU FRI. 10 A.II. TO 9P.M, SAT.«.M A.M. TO 6 PJI.. SUN. 11 A.M. TO8 P.M. SHOP BAMBERGER-S NEWARK MON. THRU Fftl. 10 A.M. TO 5:45 PJI. SAT. 9:30 AJI. TO 5:45 P.M.. SUNDAY NOON TO 5 !37%-5O% off/thus, lit sat I5%-5Q% off/thurs.,W,scrt iWEVE GOT YOUR STYLE: CONTEMPORARY,CLASSIC, CASUAL INTERIOR DECORATORS: STRATOLOUNGER.BROYHILL, BERNHARDT 1 A. VELVET CLUB CHAIR: Scotchgard' protected hobnail velvet in corsican. doeskin, pioari. nav^'. sky blue, more Reg S325 Ottoman Reg. Si 75. ... SALE S115 sale $25O B. STRATOLOUNGER • RE-. CLINER. With hoaler-vibra.tor. 2 button control tor |'usl the nghl com- fort Button tutted back in brown but: lery solt vinyl or brown striped riorculon- (D465) Regularly S400 sale $695 C. 3-PC. WALL SYSTEM. Con- temporary unit accented with brass and lighted. Two bookcases, drop-lid $ desk/bar. In- makuro walnut-lmish laminate and seven other colors. Your Choice sale 695 regularly.$1250 & S1JOG 96x15x72" (D421) Regularly $1050 VELVET PIN-DOT SOFA AND LOVESEAT SET. Rusi m QUEEN SIZE SCEEP-SOFA AND LOVESEAT SET. Con- durable, stain-resistant Herculon* olefln Classic tuxedo ivilti re- temporary loose piibwcacji. ivide arm styling man oatmeal, nubby- $ versible cushions, arm bolsiers and covers. tetfurednylon • sale 995 SO" sofa. Regularly S650 SALE $400 SO" sleep/sola and 60' loveseai sel. Reg,S14O0... SALE $695 D. BERNHARDT WALL UNIT. ' BO" sola and 52" loveseai sel. Regularly $1250.... SALE $695 B-T sofa and 60" .loveseai set. Regularly 51300.... SALE $6S0 Pecan veneers on select woods. SO" Queen steeper/sofa. Regularly $800...../. .'•!;; SALE $500 brass finish accents, lighted. 3-pc. systom includes open, door and bar/ desk unil. Regularly S1500 2Q%-30% OFF: Contemporary, traditional and casual cocktail tables Plus, desks and accent pieces. Regularly S200 lo S1000 15%-5O% OFF: Traditional brass linish table lamps. Over 15 styles, many by Westwoodr Regr$90 to SI 75 Your Choice -regularly $800 30% OFF: Master bedrooms and saleMO© dining rooms by ferdyhill. Century. CONTEMPORARY MULTI-PILLOWBACK SOFA. 90"' PUB BACK BUTTON-TUFTED VINYL SOFA. The 89" Henredon. Bernhardl; more. sofa in a cream-colored nylon knit uvilh macrame'loss pillow.ac- vinyl sofa with reversible-seat cushions. By Southern. Regularly STSFOlo S6740 cents. Coil spnng^conslruction (or comfort and long wear. By Bau- Regularly $600.' , SALE$480 haus Regularly $800 .....'....,...... -..; SALE $400 65" loveseai Regularly $700 .SALE $350 Sola, loveseat. Regularly $1500 SALE $750 IUIGIT aay-m. Bay-out prices Iniotir»£ic)i5fte marttODivrts may tiai't? -Hotculon re a roflisioied uadamarti-oiwiicuies inuusNws Savinos iwiw nomi ai all Bami»i9o.2_sio(es ««cept Plaujlioia. Mortisiown •at&ri and Hum v'aui», Lamps not al Plaifflie!d.-Mwnsao*n, O*tord'Valley h ana Hum valley. Th«o is a an ado«.onai crvaioe l« deuwsy • • . ' TWICE A YEAR THEY GET THE CHANCE TO GO INTO THE MARKET ANb" PROVE THEMSELVES, THEY DRIVE A HARD BARGAIN sale dcwi TO BRING HOME BUYS LIKE THESE. AND YOU GET THE SAVINGS. SHOP BAM^ERGERS LIVINGSTON. WIUOWBROOK.nOCKAWArMON. THRU SAT. 10 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. SUN. 11 A-MiTOS. SHOP MORRISTOWN HON. THRU FRI. 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SAT. 9:30 AM. TO 6 P.M.. SUN. 11 AIM. TO 8 P.M. .-•»•'•' ' SHOP BAMBERGERS NEWARK HON. THRU FRI. 10 AM. TO 5:45 P:M^SAT; 9:30 AM. TO 5:«5 P.M.. SUNDAY NOON TO 5 i !41%-5Q% of f7thurs.,ffi.,sat < I HAND KNOTTED CHINESE RUGS/FAMOUS MAKER BROADLOOM GreatT, The New new game cartridges ITT for your Atari Video Computer System Ultra 80•'«• . If you've got a taste (or high odventure, and don't flinch at the first spork of danger, then here's lust the challenge for you. Acttvislon1*1 presents Laser BlasC an incredible new space video game for use with Sleek, contemporary styling. Compact one- the Atari* Video Computer System" piece unit fits right In the palm of your hand. and the Sears Tele-Game1" Video To use, simply pull to open, push closed to Arcade." hang up. The Ultra 80™ features Memory 4 Voyage to the far comers of inter- Redlal.whlch instantly recalls the last J galactic space. Engage In vicious number dialed; ririger shut-off switch; and ^ battles with dreaded enemy forces. Tel-Pulse™ dialing that operates dfwther Fend oft force fields and dodge rotary or tone dialing systems. See the Ultra enemy radar tracking systems while 80™ today. Cocoa Broyvn or Almond Beige. blasting your way to more fun than ever before. The action is furious. ' But pure excitement is guaranteed. FREE BONUS! So, if you're bored with all your' current video game cartridges, Join 3 in 1 PHONE HOLDER FREE the. Actlvteion team and get Loser $9.95 VALUE WITH PURCHASE OF NEW ULTRA 80 Blast. It could change your life! Haadquwtan lor Urga SalacfIo n ol T»4»phon« a Telephone Accessories ENERGIZED FOR LJFE ...LONG LIFE AcWisioN BEATS THE REAL THING. ACTIVISION CARTRIDGES FOR ATARI VID^O SYSTEMS Actlvlslon makes only cartridges for the Atari system. These- 43%-5O% off cartridges are the most Inventive SKIING E91BP-* . E93BP-2 " ' . E55BP-2 . 522BP on the market. They are realistic • EVANS BLACK DACRON POLYESTER HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS IMPORTED FROM CHINA 0N ' and really put the playor Into the SAXONY. 15 COLORS. Reg. $25 sq. yd. ^ game. Choose from Fishing Derby, • GULISTAN TREVIRA' POLYESTER $4 99 ON $ 4 49 ON $ j| 49 vON $4 49 $ $ 5'6'x8'6- Dragster, Laser Blast, Freeway, SAXONY. 15 COLORS. Reg. $24 sq. yd. SALE * 1 SALE • SALE • SALE; * Tennis, Boxing, Kaboom, Skiing. • PHILADELPHIA ANTRON III* PLUSH Sale 995 ss;»-. Sale 895 Regularly $1590- SAXONY. 15 COLORS, Reg. $25 sq. yd. ••nssm • BBBM • n'mfliVl . ALEXANDER SMITH NYLON SAXONY. THE 90-LINE HAND KNOTTED THE HAND-KNOTTED. IN 15 COLORS. Reg. $24 sq. yd. AUTHENTIC PEKING IN HAND-CARVED WOOL PILE 99 • ALEXANDER SMITH ANSO IV-' NYLON The Worid's Leading SAXONY. 12 MULTICOLORS, Reg. $27 IVORY, BLUE OR RED PEKING IN IVORY. BLUE. Watch Battery WOOL PILE. . • . . RED OR BLACK. ^ALEXANDER SMITH ANSO IV' NYLON 89*xli9'. Regularly $4000 SALE $1995 8'3"xll'6\ Regularly $3190 SALE $1695 CUT & LOOP. 8 COLORS. Reg. $27 sq. yd. ON Soiry. no mail or phone orders Reawnote: -Regularly" connotes Bamberger's regular daytn. day-out prices. "Bamberger's sale prices always include cuslom tackless SALE 935-2 waiitowaii installation over sponge rubber padding There is an additional labor charge lor cuslom stairwork. lor milalutwms ol less than 16 sq. yds and lor removal ol old broadloom. 9S0-2 216DP . • . ' Savings at all Bamberger's stores except Mon*istown. White Marsh and Hunt Valley. . . ON CHARGE IT ITS SO VERY CONVENIENT . OPEN A BAMBERGER'S ACCOUNT iiSALE1 SALE ENDS MONDAY, NOV. 23 20% OFF SALE ENDS MONDAY, NOV. 23 bembercjetf l.ft» assistant hi iv LIVINGSTON MALL LOWER LEVEL JEAN COUNTRY FREE ALTERATIONS NOVEMBER 19th—29th (201)533-9804 r- New Arrival!! Calvin Klein i Ladies and Mens 99 Reg. 42.00 . Yulttide Charm ike tku holiday season metnorahlc m one of our hey sweaters Their feminine trims arc reminiscent of the nclonan ira You'll Corduroy • Denim •Twills • find poinlclle yokes strewn uitli floral embroidery, as well as the All nostalgic touch of liigli ruffle collars and cuffs. Victorian Sweaters $26 - S2K Gift certificates available 99 LIVINGSTON MALL WILLOWBBOOK MALL 31 LIVINGSTON MALL Reg. 34.00 to 40.00 - VISA uASTtRomo uicnoui (XM«$S Save 33%%. Designer Jeans India Fashions The Hoffritz Steak Knives from Sheffield, England. % Sergio Valente 29" Sawe20 Jordache Reg. 3100 to 40.00 Alessio 99 Comlche To thank you fine customers for a fantastic second year In the 25 Livingston Mall, we Invite you to visit us again soon and to Zeppelin R^. 30.00 to 34iW take advantage of a Levi • Lee • Wrangler Unwashed Denims Rag. 21 M 14 WHhThis Ad Only-untilNovwnbar30,1981 Corduroy itog.22.00 "15" Select to Saw from PrewashadLevi R«g.24i». — &A" DRESSES, TOPS, SWEATERS, SKIRTS* SKIRT SETS, JUMPSUITS, SILK SCARVES, LEATHER HANDBAGS, BRASS ft FEATHER JEWELRY, BRASS ft WOODEN OUT ITEMS Outerwear We Also Cany jBody»uH« ft Uotento From the curve of the blade to ther ' rich rosewood or gleaming pearlex Pacific Trail • David Peyser shape of the handle/these fine steak to fit the hand andplease the eye. Indta Fashion* knives are made exclusively for And each set comes in a handsome - Polyf ill Parkas (Uww Uwl, Nuf BUM, N«xt to H4r DIMMM) Hoffritz in Sheffield, England. - - box, for giving and for keeping. BMItS — Each scalloped blade Is made ' Gift-boxed, 6-piece set. Rosewooc ' from a special stainless steel for a handles (88498). Pearlex handles Your Christmas Gift Headquarters keen edge. Each handle Is finished In (88501). Reg. $30 SatattO" S&00to7&00 HOFFBITZ FOR CUTUERY Livingston MaU 994-3077 UVINQSTONMALL JEAN COUNTRY • LIVINGSTON MALL ONG KONG ORIENTAL GIFTS, LTD (THE Christmas Shopping Place for your entire family Choose from over 9000 unusual Oriental & Domestic Gifts at Affordable Prices Featuring: " Collectables in Jade, Ivory, Porcelain & China Figurines Hummel by HummelwenVsrEbeling^ReoSsTHouse of Goebel • Norman Rockwell Plates & Figurines by Dave Grossman & Gorham • Norman Rockwell Plates & Figurines • Oriental Furniture Pieces—available on order .THE (Special offers to Interior Designers) • Jewelry, Music Boxes, Boxes, Wood {Carvings, For millions of franks^* Livingston Statues & and a wide variety of Fans. a million thanks from Nathan's • Incense & Incense Burners fittlclVIaltlVIalll . | Member of GOEBEL COLLECTOR'S CLUB | —HONC KONG ORIEMTA ASK FOR OUR FREE GIFTS FOR CHILDREN c %»/ HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS FFOR OUR^ttUsHOPPERS Also To (^tobrat* Our 9 Y«ars A» Th» ••••••••«• NATHANS STORE COUPON I We carry a full line of fun occasion cards, adult jokes 1 and books, gag gifts, Las Vegas-style I jackpot games and machines, rummy, chess and Man Jongg sets, etc... THE LITTLE MALL ICoupon valid at Livingston Mall and other participating Nathan's Famous Restaurants. For younger customers—select from over 4000 Twas the month before Christmas , I With This Coupon Only. Odor valid through Doc. 15,1981. limit different POSTERS one coupon per person. Not to be combined with any other special And all through the mall, WITH THIS COUPON ONLV.VAUOTMWJ NOV. tC, t»» I oiler. . . (NuupnuMMc Little children were shopping ' LIMIT ONE P€RP€ftSON • And having a ball! — LIVINGSTON MALL •Upper Level Near Sears•992-8605 There were hundreds of gifts, All chosen to suit, Both a kid's list of presents And a wallet, to boot! • For ROCKAWAY But just as Important, ~ TOWNSQUARE As every child knows, Christmas SHOPPING MALL 10 GALLON They came nicely wrapped 201-361-9752 AQUARIUM In blight paper and bows. ' • • Give LIVINGSTON AND INCANDESCENT But the real fun of shopping ' SHOPPING MALL REFLECTOR In the Little Mall store, LIVINGSTON, N.J. Comes from knowing each purchase Photographies 201-99J-Z3M_ _SAL£11.9a SAVE 9.00 Buys oh so much more. NOW OPEN SUNDAYS Pound Bag For the money that's raised S»U STARTS NOV.«. SALE EXMRES DEC. 1,1*1 sQUARTZ GRAVEL Goes to Saint Barnabas, where SALE 1.29 Sick boys and girls Special Purchase VE1. Will get special care. ' \ For the holiday spirit 14GALHIQHLINE Special Price Means sharing with others... REE! TANK SALE 13.99 Includes: With mommies and daddies, • DRAMATIC PHOTOGRAPMC PRINTS SPONGE STI REG. 26.99 VALUE 4 GAL HEXAGON With sisters and brothers... • COMPLETE WITH FRAME. GLASS* ALGAE CLEA reasons. HOOKS TANK SALE 26. Arid with some little children, REG. 1 49.VALU Maybe just like yourself, ' • FULL COLOR WITH ANY 2.00 .54.99 V • HANDSOME WOOD FRAMES- Whose lives you mayiouch , POPULAR 16" x20"SiZE With the gift of good health. All Ready For Hangins /2Pfil W-I-IT>ES«lectIonolSuli|Kte SALE H FILTER ANYEDS99C KathyHobka SAVINGS BANK 5.TJC PLANT SALE 14. TEDDV 8UH Writar from StBamtbu IMdted Cutter' HAMSTER SAVE6.00 SALE 2.99 SA WITH THIS AMERICA'S LARGEST ART RETAILER ALL SALE TWO POUND ED™ . - •' . A, -,• MemberFDIC ITEMS WITH PARAKEET SEED Offices located throughout New Jersey. At Leading Malls including: THIS AD • LIVINGSTON {• WIU.OWBROOK • FASHION CENTHUParamus LYNBMNM N.V.. ROOSEVELT FIELD N.Y UViNGSTONMALL • ROCKAWAY TOWN SQ. • NANUCT Smln( Vim And Vn«r| rlli Tlu n«ki In Vitamin C-1000 . wlihRouHlpa 100 T.b! 1 Q9 B»0. We guarantee the lowest prices! We honor sny_compclllor's coupons! Our salespeople are so know- ledgeable, we call them nulrl «on consultants! Isil us ahd pick up our new sale (Iyer thai feature: ii^Prercing~ GIFT PACKS ' 48 pages of super savings! SELECT FROM THE PUPPY PALACE DIFFERENCE over 350 different assortments J Over 100 broedj to choose (rom J Pure bred, AKC rcgislcrahlc Regular$14.95 ,# J Quality (Hippies from quality breeders v' Up to dale shois and wormings GIFT BASKETS Sfc.«^« cap,™™ JJ VitamiVitamin BB-66 «..« . Kelp Tabs J Veterinarian inspected ' V Professional counseling in selection and care ;as. 24lisa« 4soi 1 79 i-w- 2/2,50 !^u 2/90«| J Expert grooming services available at most locations including fashion style earrings J Ten year buyer protection plan HI iZ.ion. I L-Lyslne Acerola-C >»•« GIFT PACKS Brt>% Vc Aloe Juke ! "'' "'l "'°eoii"o |1 '»• ft « and I Ponder J r« " mi In*".'™" til "*.'»u 2/2.101 so iCoup J "?>•» fi '«« i 99r °"' • —Potassiu~ m Vitamin B • Special Price • CHEESE TRAYS '•••W.-R... 2/2.90 Made to Order CblMrtn't I Crlu» Broun ! Mulll \IUmln | Rke Ccreil • V-OUU I OCBeCe I'OIICrPollenl -m^ Folk Acid to with this ad only no, 1<9|,c,.. 109 j ioo l^'fJr 1/% SA Good until Dec. 5,1981 ^••'J« I |WMS 1 | Tabltls |"W'"E* ^/J.BU ».riu 2/1.401 Livingston M»ir (Next to Seare) i i;| 994-2080 -«=,w,'asSrV--irF-SAA*jr,™ -j-,-^--"s fliflip j• Splrullnapirui a Mon.-Sat. 10:00-10:00 p.m. Sun. 11:00*00 p.m. ' Cunrir nijtl Ai/41 VISA' Frail Cake I ^Nuplu ! J/Jf ! SuporDm Uvln^sion The Nations Larcjest Chain of Pure Bred Puppy Specialists. Mall Serving: Illinois, Maryland, Michigan; Missouri, New Jersey. P.S. Corns faslff-l»s! any ona of 80 LIVINGSTON MALL our 200 variety cheasas Featuring 14 Varieties o( Opposite Sam Goody's • 533-9681 ' • • • New York, and Virginia from over 25 countrias BAKED FARMER DIET CHEESE 4 r • ... .•.••••- "% •> For the "tops" on your gift list... 'I : The Best Packages Don'tFitUndertheTtee... Because we give you Holiday Specials a "World Class" look... Remnants On Sale Shetland sweaters - Designer Dress Cuts 1.99 (peryd.) wcolblona tn six Wool Remnants • .. 3.99 (peryd.) $5-$6 1.99 (peryd.) Vdil, Stowe. St. Moritz" you're In top Velour Remnants fashion form on any downhill run wearing d Susie's outfit. Our own S-KImp gear (as shown) is a prize example., From a great ' Challis Remnants 2799 (peryd.) ••V » • • selection of overalls, jackets, ••'• LIVWGSTONAIALL 1 00 sweaters, hats, mlttens...everythlng 994-2580 fl $15 -$17 it takes to schuss like a champion. _Decorator Remnants 25% OFF Andimpress them atthe lodge. " — CallNdM _^H dress shirts At prices that elate you as much as a Friday snow forecast. SuslV*Casual*" The one you come back to. - chess kirv LIVINGSTON MALL IKB7T1HE Livingston Mall LIVINGSTON MALL o m CHRISTMAS SAVINGS HERE Pre-Holidny Super Sole! I HOLIDAY CLEARANCE i Famous Maker I Mil II I I Ollf tKiiQifX] lug onji w.l'f Knii.fi IMWO £M oil Designer Jackets Jortoy npKi Uvw Voik C . Tho Hunlor'fl Run Icobound Unon Suit is do^ifjnod wilh on LPCAS understanding of enduring stylo, a quality which makon it as duitmctivo next yoar as it u today. Made of tho finest quality (the limited) GOURMET CENluR polyostor and rayon linon (abnc, thu fully lined suit \a tailoiod to onsuro .1 proviso (11 For buanoaa and social situations, tho Hunlora Run (the limited) tcobound Linen Suit m your boat clothing investment CopytiQhl' lOfll Marvfii Connr.i G'tw[j LIVINGSTON MALL AvmlAblo exclusively at Tho Limited. (the limited') AOiviSionolC ./'•• Professional Staff LIVINGSTON MALL FLORSHEIM THAYER MCNEIL! FLORSHEIM SHOE SHOPS • Special Attention WHERE VOim ALWAYS IN FASHION! ' American Express card^ welcome along with moil maior credit cards > Custom Tailoring LIVINGSTON MALL • 992-3935 i ' LIVINGSTON MALL• LOWER LEVEL • 5339529 . • European Fashions Mon.-Sat. 10-9:30, Sun. 12-5 American Express, Visa, MasterCard w >ii! •"• 8 Cohens Fashion INFLATION FIGHTER SCOTTY SALE 5 is where the a Winter Coats fun starts) 20% off /^HEADQUARTERSFOR ATARI VIDEO Christmas Christmas JW Designer COMPUTER BOWS BOXED CARDS SYSTEM 1 Alan'.Video Computer flegrirta "SpectarValtW -Reg,* Jeans Svstom"comCs wilh joy 3V4",diameter bows* -. _ Contains variety of styles ___ sfck and paddle control lers, Combat Game Prp- All with self-stickingg backs ^_Q0p(jr box, all same size. $ 499 $19.97 granVcarindge, TV switch In Christmas Colors. Sale ™ 36 cards per box. Sale • Reg. $25; iind AC adapter. Some 2nd Frame Free- each box cartridges shown mav nol •When buying two complete pair be available. Cartridges ofeyeglatfei. shown sold separately. • Free Rame must be of equal or Sttmr cartriditei ihowii may not be mill leuer value. • • Prescriptioni do not have to be the same. Pentef Chrome Christmas > Offer valid only with thb ad, LOG ROLL WRAP ftexpires Dec 13th GIFT SET Slim" Rolling Writer Reg. 13.00 Set 30" Extra Wide Rolls Reg. 2.59 'eans. definable Pen & Matching $Q99 'n all new traditional _ 1 des| "••••" CbhenS" " 0.5 mm Automatic Pencil saia O sot ons. $ « 79 S€0TTY Fashion Optical STATIONERY STORES Toy t WobV/ 5he|t$>Wb take your fun terioudy.^ LIVINGSTON MALL — Low* U«M Nw Bam LIVINGSTON MALL (lowor level, noar'Soar?) Livingston, ~hTtonc*'% t.*«tfing FultUni Stftiontry & Luggage Stoti" (201)994-1444 • PHON& 992-0464 Livingston Mall OffER IS NOT VALID IN CONJUNCTION WITH ANY OTHEH DISCOUNT O» SPECIAL and other major shopping centers: LIVINGSTON MALL Say Thanks" LIVINGSTON MALL SLOBODIEN by sharing an rStrideRite erican TURTUMCCK OR SWIATIRS 13W Winter brings reg: 17.00 Tradition wumm. out the best •imnrs...... FASHION rag.11.00 KNITS...... in us. reg.16.00 DOWN LOOK VIST* 5 reg. 16.00 rog.18.00 Stride Rite boots have the kind of style and comfort kids really warm up Jacques corbeau . to. Our selection includes beautiful ZIPOFF THANKSGIVING fashion boots for girls, and fully linod. WHSS waterproof Scoots™ for girls and SLIIVI boys. And they're fitted with the JACKETS Thursday, November 26 special care Stride Rito is famous for. rog.'14.00-16.00 rog. 35.00 So put your kids in Stride Rite, and .•'••• • give winter the boot. Anything elsa Is something less. ^ LIVINGSTON MALL LOWER LEVEL CANIX(S National Shirt AN AMERICAN TliAmnON COAST TO COAST UTMSTWIUU yy W SIOBODIEN STRIDE RITE SHOES. stores coast-to-coast i; ' ft- I '• »'• »' » I • >•;•» -i'l'»- t-r-x-i't rT*r. LIVINGSfONMALL u^^tirUKtt Sim. 12Jfc00.9924445 •a I Morrow's PreHoliday ortnoncf Q 1 PLAID SigRT & VEST SETS I ;T44 98-19 -Values4o30.00- Fruit & Nut Mix 1 PLAID SKIRTS Reg. $5.00 Ib. $ 9" 00 Reg. 12.99 2 / I'm the kind Me too, °/o w of gift people but our prices 20 off ALL FABRIC HANDBAGS Freshly made dried fruits and roasted nuts get hot about! are no sweat!" can be the highlight of your evening. Delicious, light and nutritious, It makes a great hostess gift for the holidays. Surprise'em with Sweaters!!! ANGORA SWEATERS May be packaged In a beautifully decorated tin Join Us in our . at an additional- cost. Toys for Tots Drive! Sweaters by Campus, Woolrich and many others. Get . To make this Christmas come alive for the area's needy V-necks, Crew-neqks,Aigyles, even your favorite Ski 14" Sale ends Nov. 30 children. Surprise Stores and the U.S. Marines are sweaters. Pick from all kindsofcolorsandfindtheonethat collecting toys for tots. Help us out by dropping off a fits yourChristmas budget with prices ranging from . Reg. 19.99 toy at any Surprise Store. It won't be Christmas for them, without you. , $H.98to$28.98.ThafsStirpriseStoreselection! • LIVINGSTON MALL • UPPER LEVEL ' NUT HOUSE AGreatGHt-MiEMyPrice AGIft-Glver's Shirt. . Price Don't Hurt! \ormond LIVINGSTON MALL Chenille Flannel Sweaters SlliltS for Guys Warm/Stylish V-necks In eight A sure-Hre gift! 100% Cotton Flannel. Maternity Tops Lots of plaid patterns. Sizes S.M.UXL, Men's seasonal colors. Sizes: S.M.L.XL 1/2 Off The Warmth That's Always in Style The Look of Casual Class . . • Western Turtlcnccks Velour forGuys ShirtS forGuys Riders Popular every year Turtlenecks made of Comes In all kinds of solid colors with a 50% Cotton and 50% Polyester. Five classy collar style. Sizes: S.M.LXL. byThortiMcAn popular colors. Sizes: S.M.L.XL Copper Rivet Zip-Off Sleeve Ski Jacketack s C y for Guys A convertible Ski Jackets that becomes 5 pocket, western style straight legs, a vest when you sip offthe sleeves! 3 Now Only lots of colors for fall. Sizes 28-36 color combos. Sizes: S.M.UXL. * Reg. $8499 !:'l/ Pull on a pair of Thorn McAn's ^. Western Riders. You'll be wearing—r~ UyouVe«tumpedforaGlftldea. a cjuality constructed boot with gen- Buy One Top at Regular Price, Get BtvcaSurprUeStora uine leather foot and shaft on long ' Gift Certificate! wealing soles and heels. 1/2 Off Second! A great looking boot at "_ - Select fronr) our entire stock of fbps. Livingston Mall a great looking price. - ' Upstairs across from Hahnes t $ Only*49.88. ~~~ Livingston. NJ Hour*: •' 10 AM - 9:30 PM Mon.-Sat. Over 340 IbcationsXS^Tapross the country body language. 12 Noon • SPM Sunday SALE ENDS NOVEMBER 28 November Wthru 22 Nov. 19 Am Sunday Nov. 22. __ Livingston Mall • . : LIVINGSTON MALL -T fc«!£S^^ Sam Gordon'* Guaran- tees CompM* Satisfac- tion or R*piac«Mnt of any PtrtWantlyJTroubi*- AppHanc* SupwmariMtt within 1 yw... TV and StaraoMDawl INTRODUCTORY OFFER SONY FM-W/HEAD PHONES $ 95 WASHERS •CQMPACTr-FITS ANYWHERE VIDEOGAME •WHITE OR GREY r.- '?• A HEADQUARTERS CABINET !259 ATARI 299 WA3100 EFR291 ' y" PORTABLE MICROWAVE OVENS TRI FOCUS •FREE 2 YEAR SERVICE PICTURE TUBE BY SAM GORDON'S •WITH POWER SETTINGS' HUGE ASSORTMENT OF CARTRIDGES COLOR TVs REBATES ON MULTIPLE TAPE PURCHASES With Purchase •AUTOMATIC FREQUENCY S of 2 Regular Tapes CONTROL CALORIC BUILT-IN (DOORS AODT-L) $ ^ 299 95 RR5B GAS WALL OVENS RWP212 219 1310 289 SPECIAL PURCHASE! IT'STIM€ WHIRLPOOL COUNTERTOP x $ 95 MAGNAVOX Whirlpool I4cu.ft. MICROWAVE OVENS 7100 239 to celebrate. We've got much more than a pocketful of surprises in 19" DIAGONAL -store'foryou during ourOTH RNNIV€RSRRV SflL€.-ULIith special sales in most AUTOMATIC DEFROST KITCHENAID IMPERIAL (PANEL ADDT'l) $OQQ 95 UNDERCOUNTER DISHWASHERS every store, uue uiant to thank our shoppers for making our 9 years something REFRIGERATORS to celebrate. So, If you've got the time, UICDNCSDRV, OCTOBCR 28TH, •COFFEE ONLY MAYTAG $ 95 COLOR TVs thru SUNDRY, NOVCMBCR 1ST, we've got the place, Livingston Mail. •POWER SAVER SWITCH WASHERS A210 389 •SUPER STORAQ$ E DOOR $ "THE VERY LAST WORD" In shopping pleasure. REFRIGERATORS" _IM16E $49995 EHT141DT . 399 4166. 299 YOU CAN PUT YOUR TRUST IN LIVINGSTON MALL MADISON DOVER Livinastoings n UPPER LEVEL 33 CENTRAL AVENUE K.MART #*^ EST. 1941 JF^ A 9 ADJACENT TO SEARS 1 -. BLOCKS OFF RT. 24 MAIN ST. SHOPPING CENTER 992-8283 377-5OOO 366-81 OO LOW PRICES • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • INSTALLATION AVAILABLE Mall MASTER CHARGE ;ind V'SA ACCEPTED Elunhowtr Parkway C South Orange Avenue, Llylngslon, New Jersey Ion. to Fn. 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to 6 Livinijnton: 10 to 9:30 Daily, SuncKiy 12 BAMBERCtERS, HAHNE'S, SEARS PLUS 130 FINE STORES & SERVICES America's Most Reliable Appliance Dealer iitilionial iir^o i^itrjt on 4Al£ II&'T^D, r4ot All 11oifift in till Atf'ic^o, r*ot ruftpot^ftiijlo for tyj)oijrfi|iriiOtil crrcfi , ,• OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 10 AM TO 9 JO PM 'fc •"•'•.. OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 5 PM 2O7oto25%off 1 MISSES1 COATSTFORECASTER, GALLERY, WHITE STAG/LARRY LEVINE PENDELTON, J.G. HOOK, REGAnA, ALICE STUART, SASSON i o i 25% off 25% off 25%off 25% off 2O% off 20% off- 2Q%~25% off 2O% off JUNIOR'S JACKETS MISSES' REGAnA BOW BLOUSES BY LADY J.G. HOOK & PENDLETON MISSES'SHORT-WOOL MISSES'AND PETITES' MISSES'STADIUMS, MISSES'DOWN- COATS AND QUILTS ALL-TIME CLASSIC SKIRTS ARROW, ALICE STUART FALL COLLECTIONS From our Clubhouse. Tasteful COATS, JACKETS, MORE LONG WOOL COATS STORMS, ACTIVES COATS AND JACKETS Bomber jackets, zip-off sleeves, From Young Collector. A special and Lady Manhattan. Solids, collection of dirndls and button stripes, florals, prints in 100% tartans, soft shetlands, refined By Mackintosh. Forecaster, more. reversibles. wraps, in pylon, Larry Levine. Gallery, Forecaster. By White Stag. William Barry. Fox- By Gallery. Lorendale and mote front skirts in heathers, tweeds polyester. (D63) Reg. $25-$29 flannels and novelties captured Pant coals, short jackets, scarf poplin, more. Petite and regular Bromley.Gemini, more. Pant coats, land. Forecaster. Stadium and storm Bomber, bubble! survival iacke:s SALE 18.75-21.75 in classic blazers, pants, skirts, coats, blousons. more. Button and length wool coats. Poly- and plaids. All fully lined in wool- capes, fur-trimmed. Reefers, wraps, coats in poplin, corduroy, quilted Pant and regular length coats Cot- jackets, shirts, blouses and zipper fronts in wool and wool-nylon, fleeces, more. Some opossum col- shells. Many pile-lined, reversible, ton-poplin and nylon shells lines ester and down quilts in stadium polyester. (D661) Regularly $52 SASSON SKIRTS sweaters. 100% wool, naturally. more. Colors include burgundy, lars. Sizes 6 to 18. (D70.55.158) western styles, zip-oil sleeves with 80% down. 20% leather Wraps and regular lengths. (D89.119, SALE $39 Cotton denim, corduroy, wool (DJ76) Regularly $33-$130 brown, black, blue. bone. (D70.158) Reg. $125-3240 SALE $100-$192 Active outerwear iackets. more. reversibles. detachable hoods nc 219) Reg. $60-$167 flannels, tweeds. 6-16. (D85) Reg. S45-S135... SALE $36-$108 Reg S68-S110.. SALE 54.40-S80 fronts. ' Plum. rose. gray, -taupe- Orig. $28-$38 NOW $21-28.90 ' SALE $25498 mauve. • ^ SALEM5-S125 Reg. S95-S220... SALE $70-$176 20%-25% OFF: WOMENS' BLAZERS; COORDINATES, 25% OFF: MISSES1 DEVON FALL KNIT COORDINATES 25% OFF: MISSES' FAKE FURS. A large.selection ol stadiums. SKIRTS, SWEATERS, DRESSES. Chaus tweed blazers, Fire 20%-37% OFF: MISSES' WOQL/CORDUROY SUITS AND Pull-on pants, belted, front or side pleated skirts, vests and blazers, jackets, more Tissavel mink. Borgazic seal, novelties in nutria, raccoon, BLAZERS. Suits in tweeds, pinstripes, checks, opossum trim, more By:' Islander coordinates, Century plaid skirts, pullover sweaters and coyote, woll. (D615) Regularly Si 35-S250 ...... SALE $90-$187 more. Carefree polyester,'(D162) Reg. $V8-$45 SALE $13-$33 Forecaster. Norgail and Larry Levine Blazers in flannelsTTwiJeds. more long-sleeve dresses. Reg. $18-$100 SALE 14.40V$75 25% OFF:. JR. ARDEE ACRYLIC SWEATERS Lure^" striped *25% OFF: MISSES1 FUR-TRIMMED STORM COATS. ReguTar or (0158,55.70) Regularly S50-S180 ., SALE $40-5144 SALE $40: MISSES' J.P. SILVER SILK BLOUSES. SleeiTTO5% dolman. Sojid_.or striped crew neck, striped puffed sleeve, striped pant lengths. Nylon or cotton-poplin outershells in black, gray, cream' rose, or silk blouses. Notched collars, pleated fronts with bows, .tuck front/ tan with rabbit or opossum trimmed collars. (D169.185) ~r 20% OFF: WOMENS' WOOLS/STORMS/STADIUMS. Short button-back or solid puffed sleeve sweaters. (D635) Reg. $!5-$23 Regularly $100-S200 '...... ,,....,.... SALE $75-$150 long wool coalsr-short storms, quilts; blazers, stadiums. Many lur or fake fur back button In several bright colors. (D68U Reg. $54 SALE$10-$16 "* ' "•;• • ' . • trimmed i O'gmaiiy ' connoto? BamtwrQOf's.o'tginal prices. Intormodiato markdowns may havo boon lakon. At all Bamborgor's stores. Sorry, no mail a phono orders Salo noms aro Irom spooaiiy selecleO g/ogps Please noio -Reguiaily' coniioios Bamtwioor's regular dayln. day-out pi.c. J G Hook available al Monmoufh. Momslown. Cherry Hill, Livinostor. Sprinrjliold. Quaker B"c:; Leiuflh Valley. Rockawav. Monlfloimory. Chtisliana.'Kmo ol.Prussia. Whito Marsh, and Hum Valley only. • „ PLUS LAST DAYS OF BAMBERGER'S ANNUAL STOREWIDE FALL SALE EVENT m -.: 4O% offPlus Special Purchase <. - 2O%off CUBIC ZIRCONIA EARRINGS, PENDAhIT SAL1S / I4KT. GOLD CHAIN SPECIALS CT BALI BRAS AND JORDACHE UNDERLOOK BRA & BIKINI COLLECTION 4O%off CUBIC ZIRCONIA: WHO'D EVER GUESS THEY'RE NOT THE REAL THING? Reg. SALE 4-PRONG STUDS .50 ct. $88 52.80 .75 ct. $98 58.80 l.Oct. ' $110 $66 2.0 ct. $148 88.80 BEZELSTUDS .5O.ct. $110-^ $66 1.0 ct. $132 79.20 4-PRONG PENDANTS* .50 ct: . $62 37.20 l.Oct. . $92 55.20 FANCY PENDANTS* .50 ct. Bezel $74 44.40 l.Oct. Pear $78 46.80. l.Oct. Heart $78, 46.80 l.Oct. Marquis $78 46.80 FANCY EARRINGS 2.0 ct. Pear $158 94.80 2.0 ct. Heart $158 94.80 2.0 ct. Marquis $158 94.80 FRENCH WIRE EARRINGS _J.Oct. Bezel S138 82.80 2.0 ct. Pear $168 100.80 Amethyst with .50 ct. • ' Bezel accent $188 112.80 •Ploasc noto. chains arc not includ- ed. Somo illustrations have boon en- lorged to .show detail. Sizes compare to approximate diamond weight. 2O%off 2O% off $59 tO M79 Spec. Purch, *ALLBAUBCAS:UND»WIRES, • AU JORDACHE BRAS AND BIKINIS HANDCRAFTED 14-KT. GOLD ROPE CHAINS: FULL-FIGURES. MINIMALS AND SUPPORTS FOR THAT DESIGNER UNDERLOOK IN TWO WEIGHTS, FOUR LENGTHS. . All bras in your choice of white or beige. • , : Woven Signature in nylon. White, beige, rose, lilac^fct" <. Each is handcrafted right here in the States, so the prices are so Soft cup br3. 32-36B. C. (G56-74) Reg. $9 li^. SALE 7.20 exceptional, you'll probably want more than one. . (A685-53) Front dose, Uned underwire. 32-36A. B.C. Matching bikmi. S. M. L Reg.4.50 . .J^<\..•• SALE 3.60 Reg. $12 .; SALE 9.60 THE LIGHTWEIGHT ROPE CHAIN : . (B685-53) "Free Woman"" designed (or that natural look Sleek sheer nylon, lace trim. Whiter beige, lilac, cranberry, black. 7" wrist .....: Special Purchase $59 and fed. Satin underwire. 32-36A. B. C. Reg. 12.50 SALE $10 Undenv.re bra. 32-36B. C. (H5€<74) Reg. 10.50 SALE 8.40 8* wrist .\ .'Special Purchase $69 (C685-5O) "Today's Woman" support for all figures in M3tch.ngbikmi.-SrM. L Regs 50 SALE 4.40 18" neck ... .• Special Purchase $159 Crepeset? underwire. 34-408. C. Reg. $12 SALE 9.60 Not sfiowrv 20' neck ...... ^. , Special Purchase $179 34-40D. DO Regularly $13 .... SALE 10.40 Stretch w.th ernfe^m in nylon-Lycra". White, beige canberry. blue. (D685-50) Seamless satin sort cup. 34-38B. C. Soft cup bra^-36 tJ56-7.4) Reg 8 50 „ ; SALE 6.80 THE HEAVYWEIGHT ROPECTTAIN , 7" wrist .Special Purchase $189 Reg.$12.50 .777:. ..-....'..-;. SALE $10 m S M. L. Reg 4 50 ..;: .'.... SALE 3.60 34-38D. Regularly 13.50 SALE 10.80 18' neck .,...-. : 'Special Purchase $479 (E685-51) "Total Woman" stretch lace polyester cups. All weights, not in oil lengths, but lots to chooso from! 34-40B.C. Regularly$11 ^... .- SALE 8.80, 34-40D. Reg. $12 SALE $.60 (F685-51) Lace underwire in pylon Lycra-? spandex. 34-388.34-40C. Regularly $12 ..*._,..... ^-$ALE9.60 34-400. DD. Reg. $13 ...... ^^rr-;.'.." .^<\. SALE 10.40 1 • ' . • •• • " your local Bamborger'5 Toleservico number or writo. There is a 1.50 delivery charge. Ptoass nole: "Regularly" connotes B»mb«rger's regular Prton* or ante on slarredl*fitems only on 10 01 or more All sues may not be in all colors or styles. Election Day sole prices in effect Thursday. October 29. thru Tuesday. November 3. Siorewide sale prices in effect thru Saturday. October 31 .•-. : o^^djyyxrtpnces-'0ne»<^"^'>wi«esmb«»e«!>'«P*i' Prices PLUS LAST DAYS OF BAMBERGER'S ANNUAL STOREWIDE FALL SALE EVENT o 30% off; 2O% to 25% "off- < BOOT LEGS: WATERPROOFS. WESTERNS. ANKLE TO KNEEHIGHS PHILLIPPE, LONDON FOG, GUNNE SAX, HEALTHTEX® z' 3: •STORMY WEATHER 25%off WATERPROOF BOOTS IMPORTED HANDBAGS IN SOFT. SUPPLE LEATHER FOR SNOW & SLEET ' Shoulder strap saddle bag and double Handles with zip-tops, some with outside, pockets, multi-compartments. Taupe, QUILTED TOP BOOTS hazel, raisin, more. (Dl 12) Regularly $60 SALE $45 & 'I <5 vinyl 6-10M ^fidSfi Reg S3i SA£E~2338T TWO-TONE ANKLE BOOTS «8283~S7' Fre •UR8AN COWGIRL BOOTS FOC THE OFFICE, WEEKENDS SUEDE WESTERN BOOTS 2O%-25%off (D28A-75) Perfeci>ith jeans arvj spM skiirts. Contrast stitching. BOYS AND GIRLS WARM WINTER BUYS jvu^-on taS». stacked heel. Taupe 25% OFF: BIG AND LITTLE GIRLS OUTERWEAR wire. tecsL 5-10'''- Reg. $&J London Fog. Weather Tamer, more. Jackets and coats. 4-14 (77) Regularly $35"$90 ' COBBIES LEATHER SPORT 25% OFF: BIG GIRLS' GUNNE SAX DRESSES, skirts. (EJEe-ZOj^ Buctole-d riding boot tops, designed (or Bamberger's. 7-14 (192) Reg. $22-$47 wvjJi 2',- s1a>cfce3 ne««. tocot fenec wre'h' lencfl insoSe (or »*ied Ctxn 20% OFF': LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS' HEALTHTEX^ Scui. Amber.. 5-j-lOJji • anrt 7-9 separates. Corduroys, denims, velours, more. 4-7, 4-6x (71, woe. ReguHarty S85 SALE 59.50 51) Regularly $7-16.5Q . NICKELS DRESS LEATHERS 25% OFF: BIG. AND LITTLE BOYS' OUTERWEAR .(Fi9O-75) SieeJt as glass leaJher .._B_ombers._yiBstsl parkas^ zipttffs, hoqdeds,_more. ?-20, 4-7 13(:i-ir\g»i on spiked heel. Crafted 2O%off (675,72) Regularly $25-$6b " ------.--—.-... to perfectly') m tauoe or black 20% OFF: BIG BOYS' SWEATERS, WARM SHIRTS ALL PHILLIPPE HANDBAGS: LEATHER. SUEDE. VINYL "Si-lOU (no 9-j). Regularly $13& . Flannels, lumberjacks, knit. tops. 8-20 (D74) Reg. 12.50-S21 SALE Shoulder bags.dutches, multi-compartments and more in leather, suede.and vinyl. Taupe, tan. khaki, olive, plum and 20% OFF: INFANTS & TODDLERS' SLEEPWEAR brown. (D87) Regularly $37-$84 SALE 29.60-67.20 Stretch terry pajamas, blanket sleepers. (D60) Reg. $10-$17 • your local 6j«ia>org« i TcioMtvKe numixw o/»nit Therex a I 50 delivery handling charge. Please nole "Regularly" connotes Bamborgcr's All we* may nol be m an*colori or ityles tlecl.on Day sale oriccs in cllect Thursday. October 29 thru Tuesday. Noucmbor 3 Storcwide sale prices in olfect thru Saturday. Octpbor 31 PLUS LAST DAYS OF BAMBERGER'S ANNUAL STOREWIDE FALL SALE EVENT s c < DO to 5O5off < SIAMEY BLACKER, LOM5ON FOG, WILLIAM BARRY, JAN1ZEN, ARROW, MORE ENTERTAINMENT PROS: SHARP, ZENITH, FISHER, MINOLTA i $3OI OFF: SHARP VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDERS Record up to 6 hours of your favorite movies or programs on one' tape. Pro- gram it up to 24 hours in advance to tape automatically. LED readout shows how -much-4ape_is_leU. Electronic tuning sys- tem has Automatic Fine Tuning (or con- sistently clear pictures. Front load sys- tem keeps out dust. Model 7400: -Regu- larly $900' CHARGE IT. ITS SO VERY bombercjeri- CONVENIENT... OPEN A BAMBERGER'S ACCOUNT 2O% Off 2D%off ie%off 23% off MEN'S WOOL SPORT FAMOUS MAKER MEN'S DOWN PARKAS. MEN'S JANTZEN POPUN JACKETS COATS & SOUD SLACKS VESTS AND JACKETS SHETLAND CREW HemmgJ>one. plaiid ai>d todc A special! ccfectinwi from W.iU«arn Barry. VtooTrich. • Scotch Tumbler' cable ere* spcrtcoals by Stanley Black- don Fog. William Barry. more Siies 38 lo 46- in wool-polyeslw that ma- er awj nwre. Stacks Jrom _Jma. more. 2B-56 Reg. tDJ 13) ' ' ' v| I ' ' I ' PLUS LAST PAYS OF BAMBERGEtfS ANNUAL STOftEWIDE FALL SALE EVENT o 15% to 5O% off •-• 4O% to 5O% off 5 SET A FORMAL TABLE: LENOX, ROYAL DOULTON, NORITAKE.-I INTERNATIONAL ALL YOU NEED TO MAKE A HOLIDAY MEAL: COOKWARE, CUTLERY, MORE i '..._z._i : .. $ sale R o Regularly $200 § less $20 mfr's. mailed rebate . . FINAL COST $IOO •MOULINEX CONVECTION OVEN+ (A159-18) Circulating hot air seals in the food's natural juices while ••cooking it faster. Continuous-clean interior wi.th 2 nickel-plated racks and a rotisserie. Au- tomatic timer tells you when your meal is done. Model 300. CHARGE IT. ITS SO VERY bomberqetf CONVENIENT... OPEN A BAMBERGER'S ACCOUNT l5%to5O%off 5O%off FORMAL DINNERWARE AND STEMWARE: •56^>C. SILVERPLATE LENOX, ROYAL DOULTON, NORITAKE, MORE SERVICEFOR8 ?IOO* sales45' This ss sri er.oelieni •tvpprxtwriity to puetese a set or add to an existing one m lime tor set your Tho.n.V.s.givH'ig feast. Save on fdace settxigs. sets and open stocic »n ove* 250 by Internationa] Silverplate Set includes A MAJOR COLLECTION OF •5O% OFF: 7-PIECE •CARVEL HALL 6-PC. 8 eaciv duiner knives, torfcs. salad 1pri ;^»....j: „•;,' V11 ^V 4R*M' ~ I UJ •THERMAL LINED 3- o SATIN DRAPERIES ~" (A126-38) Antique satin with energy sav-' ing acrylic [irking to eSminate drafts. Ua- dvne-wash. no-iron.. Betge. coftee. red wwne:"liajestoc" 48*84\ Reg. $29 -.SALE S20* 48x95'..",.. .Reg. $35 SALE $25» 96x8*' Reg. $70.. ...SALE $»• 96x95' Reg. $75 SALE $»• 144x84' Reg. $95 ..... T5ALE $75* 144*95' Reg. $105.... SALE $»• valance ... Reg. $15 I SALE $12* tiebacks.... :Reg. $12...... SALE $10* 25% OFF: DRAPERY HARDWARE ANDTIEBACKS.FW. rods, more. (129) Reg. 49c to 99 50 SALE 39c to79.6 0 $ Twin, Bath. 25x50" . . sde 49* Reg. $90 Reg., rl perfect. $9 Twin< Reg. $7 $ •TOMORROWS RAINBOW I5T95 installed* *PPE-COOCDIHATK> BED •"ROYAL CLASSIC" TERRY sale 295 ss SHEETS BY WAMSUTTA 5 BROADLOOMS AT ONE SETS BY GROWN GRAFT JSAMTpwaiRRBSULARS _ WOOL ORIENTAL-DESIGN (B59-28) Dainty "Heather Roral" in navy ~ Scwy. no mat a pftone or PLUS LAST DAYS OF BAMBOGER'S ANNUAL STOREWIDE FALL SALE EVENT This STationally Advertised Regularly $600 to $800 sofas MOO* Manufacturer will not OR CHOOSE A4WCHP4ECE-SOFA/LQVESEAT SET FOR *695 allow us to use their name. •— .:..-._ Antique-' You'll immediately Bronze Finish" recognize these fine lamps FLOORLAMPS > A.SWBVGARM as seen on National TV! Adjustable, put light over your Antique Brass work, reading and finished lamp with earth toned more. o decoration and down light B. TABLE TRAY O 17" diameter. Three-way lighting, tuctal Re«.189i98» tray. 8S C DOWN BRIDGE Great next to your Favorite Chair Peach usd Eanhtone A; handpalated floral YOUR CHOICE decoration on opal _, glaaa. finished In Antique Brass. 8*-height 195 . Reg. 119J» tlap ea. yellow rofte on mustard marble background on Reg. 89.95 handblown opal glaaa, finished In Antique Bram. Reg. 79.85 A. 1HE 9O" CONTEMPORARY SOFA WITH MACRAME PILLOW ACCENTS 49" Cream nylon knit wilh macrarne toss pillows. Coil spring Chrome construction for comfort. By Bauhaus. or Brass Regularly $800 ...v- •,-- - • • -•••-• SALE $400 FLOOR Sofaand62-loveseat. Regularly $1400 '. SALE $695 LAMPS... Track Lighting] B. THE 84" COUNTRY RORAL SOFA Navy., rust and bpige cotton. Loose pillowback and T-cushions. Regularly $750 ...-..:... SALE $400 Sofa and 62' loveseat, Regularly $1400 ...... SALE $695 Swing arm w/whHe off list vinyl shade. Large domed^arc, PoUahedbraM AiOuslable height, tent takes up to'ISO - finish shade! Polished beam watt bulb. C. THE 82" SEAIY CONTEMPORARY SOFA KeA 40.86 1 or Chrome finish Convenient foot Tobacco or. burgundy HerculonJ olefin striped cover. Retf-40.SK - switch. PoUahed -Your-Cholcc brass or Chrome Cotnlortable wide arms and loo^e pillowback. finish Regu!aHy*700 .SALE$400 J Reg: 70.05 82* sofa and 58' loveseat. Regularly $1250-.... SALE $695 95 59* D. THE 8O" COTTON FLORAL/STRIPED SOFA Adjustable height, • Center pattern floral bordered by matching stripes. Taupe, tubular shade. . beige or chocolate in cotton. Scotchgard^' protected CeUlngFan PoUahed brass' , RegularJy $600 SALE $400 Speclifll - • or Chrome Thl» whkperqolet *B" Fan la • natural Antique Brass Finish .Sofa and 59!Jave5eat, Regularly^ U^ ro«.«nj.decorjirtai «*«oft AnMo« Piano Lamp «Ute oc Chtatofleld Bnxra Ptnlao. ,Sw*y. no mall or pHow ©rclwv *Ther« '* an »(Jdiiion»l,d6tiv«^y ch)ig<. Adjustable arm Par —MMW«I oomCMt Ud* Fan has' planol Plawe nose: "Regula^V" connoies Bamberper's, Tegular day-tn. day-out • Sapeeda. 10* shade 1 jWHC*v ^D>n at ailBannbereef *s stor« e»xfrpl WonniJowwi. RaMnftc*d. VAwte ' Mirth and Muni Valte-y: tifrction Day Sale pnc#s in'eHecl Thurtday, > Rttf.1[7ftfl«L. . Stoffr* tt4e^s\*i5r*c«»ne* ITS SO VERY CONVENIENT OPEN A BAMBEfiGEPS ACCOUNT Livingston Mull Lowct- Level Roclwway Town Square Mall Lower Lewi No* to J.C. Penny CoaktrorEtoeadiowffPW.A&OoeaiiAve. aoiaasasa ELECTION DAY SALES THURSDAY-TUESDAY OPEN MONDAY THKU SATURDAY 10 AM TILL 93p PM r OPEN SUNDAYS •I 5 •COMING SOON* r Scandinavian a. The _ 1 Furniture Festival in i OUR WAY OF SERVING YOU Our Treasurersare p&rt of a statewide shared network of automated teller machines which Hours give you access to your money whenever you o want it, wherever you are in New Jersey. A Day, These machines will make your banking 24 easierthan it's.ever been before by givingyou the freedom to make cash deposits, Days withdrawals and many other routine transactions arty time, day or night. A Week! Treasurers are being installed right now in 7 these convenient area locations: This splendid teak waH system — Deluxe rosewood bedroom from Norway 101" of storage space, TV and hi-fi areas executed in impeccably matched veneers. Queen size platform bed SUMMIT AND ELIZABETH TRUST COMPANY bookshelves, curio displays, and more — with headboard and attached night tables, armoire summit • • . is regularly $1,099. and double dresser .: . reg. $4,040. Deforest Ave. and Beechwood Rd. NOW ONLY 9999. NOW ONLY 92,700. Q New Providence Also available in teak at ONLY 11,975. " ' 15 South St. » ' ". • ©Berkeley Heights 145 Snyder Aye. O Roseland ' . . 161 Eagle Rock Ave. 9 Elizabeth • 135 Jefferson Ave. dak Q 1050 Raritan Road #7 Lincoln Blvd. . • . -. and Broadway , THE CHATHAM TRUST COMPANY 9 Chatham 269MainSt. Scandinavian quality combined with THE MAPLEWOOD BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Swivels and redoes •— and cradles Teak Dining Table 155" x 35") i^lfritge7 sto-95";- elegarce^rid-cornfort-make8-the-Siesta- Maplewood ~~ ~~ yoVyr Chair and ottoman in genuine leather impeccably matched teak veneers chair from Norway a true classic. © 161 Maplewood Ave. • — . Available in teak or rosewood finish with ©1882 Springfield Ave. $498. with solid teak legs ... reg. $329. MOW ONLY 1279. genuine leather back and seat cushion. Solid Teak Chair In brown fabric... High back chair .. .reg. $499. There are many Treasurers already in operation NOW ONLY $89. NOW ONLY «38S. throughout the state...and more on the way! low back chair ...reg. $429. DININanOOMB •BEDROOMS NOW ONLY »339. WALL. UNITS IN TEAK & ROSEWOOD Ottoman ... reg.3>219. NOW ONLY S199. m The Summit Bancorporation SCAND4NAVIAN FURNITURE • . Summit Bancorporadon Member Banks:. • : VIM, lUklMCard or Good DMIOH WVOMOQ chanj* account Summit and Elizabeth Trust Company • The Chatham Trust Company • The Maplewood Bank and Trust Company WESTPOAT.CONN. WUWKWS.N4. " EATOHTOWN.NJ. UVINQSTON, NJ. • MonmouthMall 1807 Post Road East. MEMBERS FONT LIVINGSTON MALL Conn.Tpke. E>II19 Rout»» 35*38 EISENHOWER PKWY. Equal Opportunity Lender* (203)255-2855 . • . • ' (201)542-1780 (201)833-1779 Mori., TIMS., W«d. & Sat. to 8 pm DaUyh>0pm:Sal.to6pm Dally to8ao»Mrt;Suh.1M Dally toOSO pm; Sun. 12-6 pm Thum.*Fri. to 0; Sun. 1Mpm < a. 2 in O DURACELL* ATARI® Batteries for Halloween Safety and Fun Video Computer SystenmrM Now On Sale Game PrograrriTM Cartridges 2 u D Size o CSize 2 for $-|49 S-IO99 "SHQ99 S-f O8B Save $1 AA Size 9 Volt S-l O99 S-l O99 $4 099 4 for 1 ^ SALE a SALE- I C SALCM EC ' *• ISALE 1 $ 49 $-| 49 ^ SALE 8D 2 Save $1 MISSILE COMMAND Save $1 LIVINGSTON MALL LIVINGSTON MALL ATARI® fun starts at GEM ATARI • SALEENDS NOV. 7lh SALE ENDS NOV 7th Now there is a microwave oven accessory MALL Get Your that assures safe oven operation. NIKE All COURT • MicrogardTM saloly tester ANNIVERSARY Green Back detects radiation loakagolrom -Receive a*2 cash rebate detective oven ADIDAS SQUIRE, SALE - A - BRATION closuros. by mail wheri you buy a • Simplo to operate. • Attactivoly styled Corduroy Suits Scotch® Videocassette, • unit. ADIDAS SPIRIT, Three-piece models in L-500orVHST-120 latest (all shades; Reg. $95." • Reduces tear o( radiation and Harris Tweed resistance to now oven "purchases. Scotch* • Durable and accurate, calibrated ADIDAS HIGH 5 Sportcoats * to the current foderal standards. Luxurious (abrics in $99 .0 • Shippod In self-selling display traditipnal-stvles-p^-^,1,-^ Videocassettes , pacl^s. . • • AH-Wool & DURING OCTOBER, Save $5 $ YOU CAN PUT THEM ON Woolblend Suits .Famous maker three- ^d1" SALE -- Reg'. $34.95 29 FOR $6.00 OFF. piece styles. "%*,'» $119 w$199 Your Choice It's the Foot Locker AAaki Event. A once-o-year sale on four of the All-Weather Coats Umlt3Por finest court, running and basketball shoes we cany. So hustle in. World-famous makers with zip-out linings. Customer 1 The game's over on October 31st. Made to sett for $165,°° 14OW by Robaico "SPECIAL GROUP" SALE ENDS NOV. 7th 2 ami 3-piece SUITS $79.«» and $99 /foottockerX . Vnluw To J21S." Amerkat Mod Con*^AiM«fcK»»w«cr Stow. LIVINGSTON MALL 8 UJ career clothing All washed up but feel so good! •i for contemporary men irgoinis! LecPiewashedJ- JcailS ForGuys, ^ Statute i Students & Boys Light or dark, prewashed navy straight-leg xr 14 oz. denims. Western style. Sizes 28-38 tor :9o Guys. Students 26-30. Boys 8-14. reg. & slim. get down! And for an overall great fiti — * "Whata Comlortahle hanging out overalls with the wann look of BEE Bibbed fronts and prewashed forthat great (eelt SbeK 26-34. feeling!' •Owndbnot Mtfabfe In MhUktoM and Ffemfatfon. Flannel •hirt! Price won't hurt! Prices slashed on dozens-of recent bestsellers, biographies, cookbooks, children's books, travel books, art books Flannel Shirts and more. Hurry while supply lasts. - for Guys 100% Cotton flannel shirts in all kinds of colors . , • LIVINGSTON MALL : and plaids. Sizes: S.M.LXL constant value pricing.., from $139.75 to 178. > Vbuil be plaid you sot 'em! comparable $155 to 210. Traditional and designer styles MALL • WOOOBRIDGE • LIVINGSTON • ROCKAWAV • OXFORD VALLEV Woktenbooks Woven Plaid A( Spratt Shirts V for Guys Chobse from a super selection of plaids and stripes. Rea. $12.98 William Bam/5 65% polyester, 35% cotton. Sizes: S>iL.XL. Down Vests' A touch of casual class! \felour d ShiTtSforGi^s ^ Soft to touch and you' U look great! Keyhole. collar, lots of solid colors.Slzes:S,M.UXL. Cop • copper cord at a proper price! OffF Copper Rivet GaTsVests. NOW CoKOaiOyS for Guys Three different styles: Poplin Solids, Two-tones, Corduroy yokes. 5 pocket straight leg corduroy jeans cut in a Colors: Shades of grey, black, navy, tan, blue. For millions of franks, western style.lots of fall colors. Sbes: 28-36. a million thanks from Nathan's * Down Vests contain 80% Down, 20% Polyester COME JOIN OUR CELEBRATION! Ask ForOur Fn»Gifts For Children • NATHAN'S STORE COUpOTI • MoamouihMjll - Sh««»^USh BRING THIS AD TO- I PROFESSIONAL HAIR CUTTERS* I I* For An Outrageous Hair Cut I At A Normal Price ;" Haircut Costing TO Elsewhere Is Regularly Priced At Only .New slant I on pumps! For MEN'S and WOMEN'S CUTS, Less For PrpduGedtoy " | CHILDREN'S CUTS Long Hair Slightly Higher MALL PUBLICATIONS, INC. This Includes Shampoo, Cut And 41 MAPLE STREET $34.97 Blow Out And FREE Conditioning (With Hair Cut Only) At our trulfunique unisex hair salon we have —New directions' in pump styling that work in the office... c on the town. halrcutters especlallyiormen and halrcutters SUMMITrNEW JERSEY 07901 . • A) the NUGAZETTE, in black, navy, grey, dark taupe, sijes (actual sii.o shown) especially for women—each thoroughly trained AA 6V*-10,9 5-10, C 6-9, S3S.W. B) the classic PUMP, in black, navy. V"« in their craft. , . *——« ; "~ (201)277^0400 , oi rnid-brown, sizes AA 6VM0, B 5-10,1S9.90. FINE DIAMONDS SINCE 1921 FLORSHEIM THAYER MCNEIL! No Appointment Necessary . . . WHERE YOU'RE ALWAYS IN FASHION! H UVtNOSTON HALL • UPMR LCVCl . »M-1J«t LIVINGSTON MALL, LOWER LEVEL • 994-2361 • NiMiui rtthM CtMM * NIIMU* Mi IW • HM V«i GARDEN StATE PLAZA • WESTFIELD • MORRISTOWN Entrance Between Parking Area 6 ft 7 LIVINGSTON MAU • LINDEN • MONMOUTH MALL Open Mon. - Fri. 9:30-to 9, Sat 9^0 to 6 H»»u»H "onhttai than lor *to««n ttid Men • AMHUH UC*U »nd mou fkijw crtd* cwtfc honomJ' 1 week only! let us Halloween Special give your old timex watch a new life with our timex movement exchange special I MORROW'S special 8.88 We will replace your old Timex move- mehl with a completely reconditioned COMBO SALE movement in any non-]eweled, regular wind, self wind, calendar or day/dale s timex watch. CD Fresh CANDY CORN special 13.88 Ladies' non-jeweled electric /or flie Kiddies tolio come ' Timex, including calendar Of I day/date styles, replace or Fashion 5 /or your extra special treat - repair movemenl This special does not V-Neck ~ include digital, quartz. 00 17 |ewel or rusty Timex Sweaters...... 9"2FOR 18 watches Also does not Only $1 99 include batteries In our Newark and Livingston per Ib:' Watch Repair Dept only. Gauze 1 Tops...... : 8992FOR1600 Sale ends 10/31 Thermal Jnorwiv's Shirts...... 8"2FOR 1600 NUTHOUSE LIVINGSTON MALL • UPPER LEVEL • 994-2577 Terry Shop. Livingston 6 nights 'til 9:30. Sunday noon-5 p.m Tops...... 14" 2 FOR 2800 through this weekend! 20% off! Group of Chenille tailored leathers All the Works Sweaters..::.... 17" 2 FOR 3400 31.90 to 35.90 for the Working Woman 00 (reg. 39.99 to 44,99) Velours ...... 19"2FOR38 Merle Norman "To the Rescue" Beauty Kit. A $31.00 Snap Front value for orily $8.50 with any $8.50 Merle Norman cosmetic Sweatshirts 1A99 1 WITH THIS AD ON purchase. Thirteen essential by Mark Elliot...... I ! 2 FOR face fixers, specially sized, in fashlon-for-now colors. .__._! __!__, -Ora- "•• - - Fancy CTOCKOF FREE EYE Sweatshirts 1199 o FRAMES LESSON. by Mark Elliot • Lemon Twist II 2 FOR 2 WITH THEPURCHASE OF COMPLETE PAIR OF PRESCRIPTION EYEGLASSES This oiler Is good through November 15, IQSI.orwhllesupplylaats:' OlftllEXMBNOYIH. Bingo* 20% offall Juftfc Shinto in. j Nql. valid with any ollw oiler. patterned pantyhose e?L6 n ' Lower Level • , •. "• Open Daily 10-10 Sundays 12-5 I FashtonOptkal The Ptace (or the MasterCard • Visa Phone 533-9619 • LIVINGSTON MALL (lower level, near Sears) LIVINGSTON MALL LMngston. (201)994-1444' Livingston Mall 994-3621 I MyM 8 LIVINGSTON MALL LOWER LEVEL UvinastM Moll p*J »OM l« *• *«W* *M*ok TH€ GftCAT JEAN COUNTRY *:i ^ ffli: kf^fc R 25% OFF FREEALTEHATIONS OCTOBER 31sl-NOVEMBER 71h (201) 533-9304 CUSTOM Designer Jeans FRAMING 29.99 WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY LIMITED EDITION PRINT JoUr Reg. 36.00 to 40.00 Cornlche i broad selection of outstanding. wwks by Ames's foremost artists, including: Unwashed Denims O MMNUD VrOWlHEES n CAROLYN BUSH Q MdMT SMJBBVS D JAMES BAMA Levi • Lee • Wrangler KUSWMJYMORE WSCWNTDNRUVMINGONLY SALE ENDS 11/3/81 14.99 Reg. 19.50 to 21.50 COUNTRY! priced as tow Livingston Malls'^ ; including: * (LtMrMGiWN • KO«*X\VXV TOWN SQ. • WIILOVVBROOK All Ladies Corduroy Now thru Sunday, November 1st Over 9000 Unusual Oriental and Domestic Qlfts 20% off At Prices You Can Afford , IWUe up in Hawaii The greatest names In the • Reg. 30.00 to 36.00 In Appreciation of your Patronage, and In Celebration of ' automobile Industry ore here. feat««Uv» Our 9th YEAR At The LIVINGSTON MALL both foreign and domestic 1988 You(Amorlcan Express model cars. Let Livingston Mall put Travel Agenl and United WeAreOffering- you In the driver's seat of a neui ear. Airlines can got you there for tomorrow's sunrise. All Men's Sweaters A One Time Only Be One of The First. Dado Otdimoblte - UJest Colduiell. Ml Vacation In Hawaii any way you like. Choose Fly/ CoMpou UMOVI, MUKWV, BO» - Omngt. Hi- 300 Customers Drive packages with Velours - Knits • Terrys and Receive a -•'••- CoWu»rilTovoto-Coldujell.NJ. - complete freedom to PeuMfi Motor Co^ HUK«d«t- Moniltouw. HI explore the Islands and - DISCOUNT S«v*h« Volvo - Swnmlt NJ.. bask In the sun. Or travel NorMHtg Muto Sates, Socfc • UJ«rt Oong». H.X Escorted. In the company, ON ALL FREE ol other travelers who want (tfCarMV ford - Cost Honuw. N J. to discover Hawaii with a . N.J. protossionalTmlL • JADE •IVORY GIFT v • Summit N.J. Manager. Wake up In Oahu. Kaual, Maul or the • CLOISONNE : - Falrfleld. NJ. Reg. 15.00 to 26.00 With The Purchase of;$10 Big Island, soon. • ANTIQUES or More. Supplies are ' fill vehicles subject to ouollobllitv Rales given •CATALOG ORDERS Limited—Come Early! . upon request. New Arrivals of- •: NORMAN ROCKWELL (by Dave Grossman & Gorham) All Men's STRETCH Denims unireDAiRunes HUMMEL by Hummelwerks Ebellng & Reuss House of Goebel E* wwtffc infewwation — ANRIbySchmld eottfe in or call PEWTER by Hudson BAMBEROERS. HAHNC'S. SEARS M.US 110 riHI STOMS t UttUKlS. OPEN MONUAV THRU SATURDAY 10AH TO 4 JO ">* OPEN ENEBV SUNDAV^IJ NOON 1O 4 !»* | MEMBER OF GOEBEL COLLECTOR'S CLUBJ Lee •Lev! • Sassoon LIVINGSTON MALL UPPERLEVEL JjEAR SEABS. 092-8605 . JEAN COUNTRY • LIVINGSTON MALL US fltt HQ We Also Do T-SHIRT PRINTING Y SGOTTY SALE Selected Jeans $7.99 selected Shirts % Off All m* mm OFF ALL TO % COSTUMES -$4.99 Save 75% Oil All Prices Marked Winter Coats Kjrieker Your Choice ol Many Styles. • 20% OFF Q7 Off /O Genuine % DECORATIONS Masks-Make Up. 89 89 Accessories and M 7 -13 Valued to $20 Trick or Treat Bags * ) 50% Off Prices Marked. LIVINGSTON MALL • UPPER LEVEL SCOTTY 4 ^ fine stores m STATIONERY STORES LIVINGSTON UALL-Lmnr L««l N<>r B.mi LIVINGSTON MALL lmwicjj LfdinQ Full Lint Stttusntiy & luggage Sloro' wmond , P-HONE;592-0484 Save over SB Geneial Nutrition Centers $ America's Best Nutrition Values ars at GHC-Over 800 Stores Irom Coast to Coast 26 on 2 pair H4-I1 B ^gati~TmTT"Dwt~ too ~ '•?••<• GNC QUALITY AT LESS THAN CHEAPEST CUT-RATE MAIL ORDER PRICES! HEDEMPTlON OF COUPONS LIMITED TO ONE Of EACH KIND Ptll FAMILY -ZINC f GARLICf^te|L ALFALFfll^RAN 1""^ bank Frye boots have been benchcrafted since P SSium C ER • 1863, which makes '• BoneM ea.XLecithin1 ^ t oK TEST them America's old- .9911 »^l est boots. Vfet Frye's 50&S3XI9" s"5b0-5B.<9" ^"SOOSS.O ^ 5D0S7.-)9 8 1000S3.49 S 25fJsr99 fora ••••••. v Classic, Western, and BUY ONE GET SECOND FREE ., Casual styles look anything but old. IFRUCTOSE 2/499 SUPER ? /"i\199. LYSINE 2/3991 GARLIC v /O iROi\r 72" In fad; boots like this are the very 1 »04:r a»-tM« IMKImt) CAPtUllfc latest look in fashion. Probably WHEAT vltAMlN PAPAYA 2/0981 2/599 ENZYME /() ' because Frye boots wear their ULf* JMWASI D4Ql»ilWf *IO reasons . heritage so well. CUP THESE COUPONS FOH OLD-FASHIONED FAVORITES AND SAVE Leather Ul • Oi! OF FA( KI I II I IM PRUNEST SxuilltrUl „ Dress Shoes Ditcauery '34" with LiTetlme Sole, and Heels OOLDIH HAAVItT • Genuine leather uppers In black or brown JOJOBA •~AUo available In EEE widths > Cushion insoles • Mkde In U.S.A. SE wura • ' .:~--A» Seen On TVlL-lJ|i I SAVINGS BANKI iNA • ~o"« COUMH I now COUPON i »TOH« COUFOUT LECITHIN "Sale Ends Nov. 29 arci 2 Open 'adivlslonofErtilcott Member FDIC Country Offices located throughout New Jersey. LIVINGSTON MALL LIVINGSTON MALL LIVINGSTON MALL-Uppo^Lcwl ' LIVINGSTON MALL RITE SHOP THE RITE AID AID I NEAREST YOU TODAY] IS SNACK SIZE RITE AID Vow really don't have'to wait for our anniversary sale to buy designer and nationally advertised clothing — furnishings — CANDY BARS CANDY CORN outerwear at SMICKERS, MILKY WAV IHWAN COWt PUMPKIN COHN O» OR 3 MUSKETEERS. H All VEST OUAMS 10OZ.BAG 1LB.PKG. ADLER. JEWELRY 994-2740 JEKYLL'S HIDE 533-9634 AIRPORT 994-34B0 JUST SHIRTS 994-1344 AMERICAN EXPRESS 994-2150 KAY-BEE TOY AND HOBBY... 992-1301 20%OFF EVERYDAY IS SALE! ARCH RIVAL :.. 992-2334 KINNEY SHOES 533-9752 BAGEL SHOP 533-9438 LADY MADONNA. 994-1401 BAKER SHOES 533-9744 LANE BRYANT.,....;...... 994*990 OUR TREMENDOUS STOCK DAY AT BERNIE'S. BAMBERGER'S ,.. 994-2000 LERNER SHOPS... 994-3956 MYLANTA LISTERINE BASKIN ROBBINS. 992-1925 LIBERTY TRAVEL 994-2580 So hurry in now for the best prices and greatest selection on men's ' BATHIOUE. ....:.. 994-9290 LIFE UNIFORM .-'.• 9944)515 LIQUID ORAL wearing apparel. Designer Suits from ... $119.90 B. DALTON BOOKSELLER 994-2250 UMELITES 994-4617 14KARATGOLD ANTISEPTIC . Sports Coats $ 49.90 . BENNETT CARDS (Uppor Levol)994-3560 "THE LIMITED .....992-6301 — ANTACID BENNETT CARDS (Lower Level).. 99W1B8 UTTMAN'S JEWELERS :. 994-2090 32 OZ. BOTTLE [alterations at cost | Shirts $12.90 BERNIES 994-0013 LORRY'S 994-9178 EARRINGS •CHARMS BOND'S. r...... 5334)342 MAGGIE'S PUB..... 994-9628 BOSTONIAN SHOES 992-6224 MERLE NORMAN 994-3621 BUCKNER'S.. 992-2100 MERRY-GO-ROUND 533-9595 BURGER KING 533-9416 MORROW'S NUT HOUSE 994-2577 CHAINS •PENDANTS CAIN'S. .'...' .533-9811 MOTHERHOOD MATERNITY.. 533-9612, CARDINAL TIES. 533-9645 _NATHAN'S FAMOUS 992-3655 BRACELETS CARLIN'S MENSWEAR^^7^9l*WrnQATrONAr^TtrflT'SHdp:.... .994-9635—I CARRINO'S DEU. .533-9436 NATURAUZER SHOES....:-.""" ' . 533-948-J- —5 Through Novgmber 15th CHANDLER SHOES 533-9722 NATURE FOODS 994-0135 (Ear Piercing Not Included) ., RITE AID PHARMACY - LIVINGSTON MAIL bernie's CHEESE 'CHALET 992-1995 NEW YUMMERY BAKERY 538-9622 LIVINGSTON MALL 994-001314 CHESS KING /: 533-9724 NO NAME....; 533-9646 LIVINGSTON. NJ VISA • MASTERCARD • AMERICAN EXPRESS CHILDREN'S . PUCE ; 992-7337 OPEN COUNTRY 533-1606 PHARMACYPHONt 992-2329 Mon. Thro Sat. 10-9:30, Sun. Noon Till 5 CIRCLES OF GOLD 533-9681 PANTS PLACE PLUS 533-9642' 80 LIVINGSTON MALL COHEN'S FASHION OPTICAL. 994-1444 PARKLANE HOSIERY ..992-1172 Opposite Sam Goody's • 533-9681 PRICES EFFECTIVE OCT. 26 THRU NOV. 1,19B1 COLEMAN'S FORMAL DEN... 994-2260 PERKINS TOBACCO. 994*525 CONNIE SHOES. 994-9694 PR1NTS-'N' THINGS. 994-4142 CROSSTOWN TRAFFIC 992-2592 PROFESSIONAL HAIR 994-2361 DANNEMANN FABRICS 994-3990 PROVING GROUND 533-9673 DIONE LUCAS GOURMET 994-1153 PUPPY PALACE....'...;..:... 994-2080 thru this weekend! -• DR. ARONSON. .... 992-B585 QUAIL'S 994-2220 DR. SCHOLL'S. .992-6199 RED CROSS SHOES. 992-3523 ED'S TROPICAL AQUARIUM.. 994-2390 REGAL SHOES ...:...... 992-2513 20%off! i^tS^Thom McAn's FANNY FARMER CANPY..... 994-3720 RITE AID DRUGS 533-9626 FATHER & SON SHOES 994-3675 ROGER'S CLOTHES 994-3250 FLAGG BROTHERS SHOES. .,992-4224 SAM GOODY'S !;. 994-9075 Group of Woods FLORSHEIM SHOES.... 533-9529 SAM GORDON'S. ..„.'; 992-8283 g^X^ Best Quality FOOTLOCKER. 994-4355 •SATSKY'S... ;...... ,. 994-2727 reg. 24.99 to 27.99 FOXMOOR CASUALS 533-9788 SCHOLAR'S CHOICE : 992-4286 FREDERICK'S' - - - — SEARS ...994-9350 OF HOLLYWOOD. ' 9925933 SELBY FIFTH AVENUE 994*841 |^^^ Insulated Boots F. SCOTTY STORES 992*484 SPENCER'S GIFTS .....994-3170 GAMES'N GADGETS. 533-9661 STRIQE RITE SHOES 994-4445 TH E GAP..'..:...... 994*917 SUMMIT AND ELIZABETH TRUST FUN IN THE SUN! GEM ELECTRONICS ;533-9476. ....,.:...... 994-3750 GENE WALES PIANO. 992-1434. SUPERHERO SHOP ....994*207 GENERAL NUTRITION CENTER 533*784 SURPRISE STORE. 994-9799 r . .. (C? ML ^^^QO ^-OT^^^^H ^^Sf^^^^^H GOOD DESIGN..' 533-1776 SUSIE'S CASUALS 533-1841 HAHNE'S ;: 994-0600' "SWERSEWSICE CREAM..... 533*356 HERMAN'S..'; 994-3411 " TASTE BUO,..I,...; 533-9433 HOFFRITZ FOR CUTLERY...". 994-3077, THAYER MoNEIL. 994-1391 HONG KONG GIFTS. ;, 992*605 THOMMoAN...... 833-9767 HOT SAM PRETZELS 533-9544 UNIQUE MALE 992-3935 HOUSEHOLD FINANCE 992-3610 -UPS 'N'JJOWNS. 533-9630 _HOWARD SAVINGS BANK.\ .. 992-4882 . US TESTING 992-3657 SPECIALS BEACHES YOU " INDIA FASHIONS •. 533*185 WALDEN BOOK STORE '. 994-3133 XMAS AND NEW YEARS CAN'T BEAT! INDOOR GARDEN 992-1059 WALLACH'S .",. .992-3362 , ITALIAkUTOUCH. 533-9443 WICKS'N'STICKS...... ™39