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An Official Nmspoper 07092 For The Bofoyqh Of MountRin.,,de VOL, 19.NO. 49 MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J,, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1977 * Bateman takes borough in light turnout GOP has edge in all contests Victors unopposed in local races In :• lighter than anticipated turnout, though understandable because of the lack df ifiea! t'onfesl?., about W pert-en! • if i hi? 4.970 rpgistertJ voters in Mouniainsidi' came to the polls on Tuesday As in the pasi. borough voters threw strong support to Republican can didates in ali tho races Mountainside residents supported, almost two to one. Onp gubernatorial candidatt- ALL FOR ONE -= Success Vcuri'airside cjndida'es 'fron* left' Bruce Geiger Raymond Baleman in his losing t'ffnri bceough council. Ru?*i G cJio *ii coiiec'c a"5 *,r- Benfcc) borough count,i, -eceive CQn = 'a* :a*'Op'5 against incumbent Guv Brendan y v s^.-ig. ws.^e- ci—ca 5- —a-age' a-; Va.-r Byrne Boteman won in the borough 1.98G to Byrne's 1.101 fn the 22nd District legislative races the borough voted almost three tn urn- for incumbent Senator Peter Republicans pleased MeDonough over Demucratn- challenger Harry Poppas MeDfinough took the community. 2,043 to 857 The two GUP .V'-emhly incumbents but hardly surprised were handily helped to reelection b> ' *he de:"ea: of Republics" Mountainside voters William McGuire re'umin hirr. ifiCc and fur their 'nrial randida'e RaiTtinnd iiinfidencf ;n him In a prepared BULLSiYE—Meuntain&ldt firearms instructor QffiotrAlan garnered 1.940 votes and Donald Ba'err.an. M"iui'.ainside Unp member* ietyeman fulfilled their shooting requirjmenfs. Ail police 1 *'a'erRen: issued '<"• :h:s paper Geiger Kennedy checks a target after (from (eft) Officer Herman must qualify at the Union County pistol range In DiFrancesco received 2035. to James celebrated 'he vic'iir , of 'heir -lan Haftken, Def. 8t*vt Semeneik ana Det, Sgf. Waiter >aid. 'The endurance of -he Republics" Kenilworth fou^ times a year. SpagnoJTs «» and Melwn Chilewich's dardbearers for local (iffices at a small Party ;n Mouniamsidi 5'reises Ml party at 'he Mnur.tainside Inn Tuesda;. dramatically the confidence nur \oters Three Democratic candidates swept nigh; have m u* We '*"H no- disappoint thaf •he county in their bid for Union County The candidates for Borough Council confidence as ">ve cope with changing Training right on target freeholder skits, hui- they lost in - Bruce Geiger, elected to hi* third conditions Mountainside by about- a JAVo.to»anfi^ . term and Tim Benford. a newcomer '.0 Benford smilingly told the party- voie The borough tallies for that office local politics — and Ruth Gibadlo, were Republicans: Robert Morgan, winning her second term as tax goerirhe was "very"exci*.fed anfl~very Officers fulfill shooting requirements 1280, Herbert Heumann, 1,880, and collector, each look turns thanking the happy about getting aboard." He ad- William Ruocco, 1859; Democrats gathering of about 50 people for electing ded, "the team that is the Republican BvDE.VlSRREVVPBy DEVISE BE.SSERB MARTIUiOTIVN FnllFoufr limntime*s a waoryear., ff«nu4iKennedy. !„!,lake«s th tt,™e isKenned 1 iy and, _,,Officer. s Herman Hafeken ticket) has been elected since IMS and "Ready on line. Ready right Ready 18 municipal policemen in shifts to the Waller Boright, 9®; Joanne Rajoppi, them In their unopposed contests. and John Clock, Det Sgt Walter 965, and Thomas Dillon, 916, only the facet have changed," In his left. Fire," Mountainside police officer Union County police combat target Beiyeman and Del, Steve Semancik Gig thanked^he voters for range in Kenilworlh. All officer* mu*i The Democratic candidate for and firearms instructor Alan Kennedy proved those five municipal olfteeis lUttlBHI yells to four of hi* colleagues braced in fulfill pistol shooting requirements and fired wrll above the minimum shooting sheriff, R»ipi» Frortleh, won by a \mr%tt iuunuuu --WilLsaon, have jp miderKo the ^Mft* margin in the county and in the borough the attadr stance wjlhihey-ss? Smith accuracy requirements, he proved to be the strongest and Wesson magnums raised. A te*U with shotguns. Thgoffirtrs fifsfTIfc 12 rounds at a Democratic vote getter? Mountaimlde Election tabulation A. recent visit to «he range barrage of bullets follows. distance of sev*n yards from the n>an'» voter* nmrrtmly ftivwwd Republican fiOVHNOR STATE SENATE^ BOROUGH T« silouette target in 40 meonOs. Each candidate tester Sargent Jr- 978 to COUNCIL man geu ott mix round*, reloads and FroceWch's ""~ M inding in a-ftste -In—themmenimsuabormmtt- slots, £ position. Bruce Geiger. in his thirtl successful B B B Kennedy nas them all move back to bid for borough council, received 2,^ E 1 lhe 15-yard line and each then fires five votes. Mis running mate, Tim Benford, fl p 0 rounds into the unsuspecting target in who will fill retiring councilman Bill T A N N C B IS seconds. e Cullen's shoes, received 2,153 votes. £ f I A At the ffi-yard line, the men are told Tax collector Ruth Gibadlo, who after P 0 0 C D they have 90 seconds to pump 18 rounds. Tuesday's election now has tenure in R M P U The first six are fired from a kneeling the post, received 2,185 votes, A A E position. The men reload, The next six H e » Tht two bond issues on the ballot 0 R are shot from behind a right-hand appeared to nave won easily throughout I N S H barricade with the right hand. Reload the state. The first question, providing ; District w m Then they fire from behind a left-hand 530 million to municipalities on a (D) 1 97 153 153 16Z 169 17? I barricade with the left hand. (Continued on pag« 1) Then come five fait rounds in 15 Z 102 203 82 205 213 217 215 1 leconds from 25 yards in the ready 70 241 284 I position. Week is set aside 3 119 229 286 270 244 The thundering noise dies down and for children's books 4 93 232 71 2*0 241 248 only a mist of smoke remains as 194 89 195 206 219 211 I Kennedy approaches the targets for 5 94 The week of Nov. 13 to 20, designated 211 scoring. as Children's Book Week, will be ob- 6 100 175 65 198 212 221 I The minimum requirement for all served at the Free Public Library of \ 7 129 198 107 199 218 221 211 • policemen is that 70 percent of all .40 Mountainside, 113 194 201 | shots fired must be successful hits, •? Maryann Sheehan, children s | S 131 us 180 200 S9 196 202 § The target is a silhouette of the upper librarian, has compiled a list of 8 115 in 187 207 portion of a human torso. The i "Selected Children's Books 1977" which ^99 238 245 250 247 | "bullseye" is marked with an "X" and will be available to patrons throughout 1 10 121 226 is in the center of the "body," Outer the week. Books on the list will be on I Totals HOI 19S6 857 2043 2153 2222 2115 1 circles marked from nine to seven display in the children's department indicate a hit from about waist high to around the neck, and each area has a numerical scoring value. The hits are totalled and a percentage determined. RIKDY, AlW^fttountalmide police (from itft) De*. Sat. Walter Betyeman. D«t, Each Mountainside policeman who Stewe Semancik and P«1ro!man Herman Htfeken fire thoir 35? maflnums under fired that day hit at least 91 percent. lhe Insfruction of Officer Al»n Ktnntdy. (Photo Graphics) When Kennedy unhotatered his gun and fired off a fast five rounds just for practice, he hit 100 percent. The in- structor Is rated one of the top five shots Suspension possible in Union County. Kennedy has been on the Moun- tainside force for II years and is In his second year as firearms inittuctor. He for teacher who quit has attended the firearms Instructor's school at Union College and classes Controversies and Disputes in Trenton An eighth grade science teacher who (Conlinupd on Mge I) was hired to teach at Dserfleld School the week of Dec, 12, MDuntainsW« this year but, two days before the fall school board attorney Ray O'Brien and tem opened, notified Mountainside Superintendent of Schools Dr, Levin GOP club to meet school officials he would accept a Hanigan will also be present at the position in New York City, has teen hearing and are ej^ectea to testify, * next Thursday night ordered to appear before the..slate, Gallo had previously taught in the The Mountainside Republican Club school authorities to show cause why New York City system and was a part will meet next Thursday, Nov. 17, at s his license should not be suspended in of the massive teacher layoffs two p.m , instead of the usual Wednesday New Jersey tor one year. years ago. He taught in the borough meeting night, at the home of Coun- Gregory Gallo will appear before the system last year and his contract was oilman-elect and Mrs. Tim Benford. • Department of Education's Division of renewed to continue in the post, A report on election returns and an Gallo informed Hanigan of his in- update on the club's membership drive BUMUiltUllU tentions to accept the position in Nej^ ™aWJCheduled topics, according to Roy WE'VE MAD York Just before the opening of school. Mumlord, president. Prospective A COMPUTER PROBLEM Under state law; and included in members have been invited, A few of MT subscribers have teacher's contracts, an educator must had a problem with their sub- give 60 days notice of his intention to scriptions to oar newspapers. Association said there wer« almost MO demonstrators resign, Likewise, a school system must AFTER CLASS—Teachers from Union Osunty Regional This problem was caused by a give appropriate notice if a teacher is to Meeting pos*pon«d j from ail four district high schools: Jonathan Dayton In computer malfunction, if your The regular monthly meeting { High School District picketed the school board offices in Springfield. David Breariey in Kenllworth, Gov. be let go. ; Keyes Martin Sulldtng on Mountain avenue. Springfield, subscription service to oar At its September meeting, the Board of the Mountainside borough | Uvingston in Berkeley Heights and Arthur Johnson in newspaper has been Interrupted, council has been postponed until | aft»r classes last Friday. Inside, fact-finding Msiiens Clark. Regina Rict^ president of tr» teachers* group, said of Education directed Hanigan to write wer« beginning In an attempt to unblqck the impasse please call our circulation a letter to Commissioner of Education Tuesday, Nov. 22, It was I 'some progress was mide* at the ?riday session which department (6S6-7700) from 9 originally planned for Tuesday. 1 between teachers »nd th* district board over a new Fred Burke informing him of the contract, A spokasmlin for the Regional Education lasted until 2:15 a.rn, Satu'day. The negotiations were a.m. to S p.m. on Monday through situation and asking a resume of the e Nov. «. 1 icheduieti to resume yes*<»rday. CPhoioCraphics) 7 "" (Continued on Ml*.!) mmmiiuiii IThgriday. November 10, 1977.MOUNTAINSIDE (NJ.) ECHO ||||||||||||HnilllllllllllimillllMlllllllllllllllllll Audubon group School board sells bird seed meetings set I • The Union County Regional I • High School District Board of 1 at discount rate jj Education will hold an adjourned I "Bird Seed Savings Day," sponsored • regular meeting Tuesday at § i jointly by the Recves-Roed Arboretum • p.m. at the Gov. Livingston jj in Summit and the Summit Nature | Regional High School in- | Club, a local chapter of the Audubon g structlonal media center. I Society, will give area residents the g The Board of Education will | opportunity to buy bird seed at bargain g also meet to discuii items to be s prices thirMHsrhile providing-financial— 1 Included In the ig?8-7g budget J _ ay at 8 p.m. at the board g support for the educational programs of g offleei at the Keyei, Martin jj the two organizations, Arboretum = Building, Ml Mountain ave., {§ president Arthur Aekerman and Nature I Springfield. | Club president William Boyle an- = AH residents of the Regional 1 nounced this week Individual bird seed orders with covering checks must • District have been luvited to I reach the Arboretum before Tuesday, g attend both meeting!, i Nov. 21, so the seed can be purchased in rniiiiiiiiii(iii)iii(iiiiii!iiiiii!iiiii!iiii!!i(i!ii(i!(iii!iiM!i!iii!in time for distribution at the Arboretum on "Bird Seed Savings Day," Saturday, Dec, 3, between 9 am, and 3 p.m. • Marguerite Krieger, who is director Letters of the arboretum, explained that the 'MISQUOTED' seed will be bought in large quantities BOBCATS ALL—Seven new Pack 70 Cubs give an Indian yell to signify their at bulk prices from the National Since being elected to the Union Introduction to scouting. The new scouts art (first row) Tod Llsehln and Scott County Regional High School board, I Science for Youth Foundation Co-op, Crabtree and (back row from left) Sean Deianey. AAlchail Gonnella, David which sells only to nonprofit have been mildly surprised at times to Kadtsh, John Kgvaeksand Don Kuezera. At the first meeting of the scouting year read the interpretation of proceedings organizations Assortments of sun- held recently at Deerfleld school Cub /SAaster Lou Moreno announced future flower seeds, wild bird mixes, cracked of the board meetings by various PRiSf NTATIQN — Jacquelinf Vincent of AAountalnildt, a 1972 graduatt of Kean activities would Include a Chrlsfmas-Hannukah party, den Olympics Blue and newspapers in the area. College In Union, donattd a framed picture of an Abraham Lincoln monument te com, peanut hearts and suet-seed cakes Gold dinner, Plntwood Derby and a family picnic. will be available for pickup at the ar- Last week I was misquoted In the be hung In the college's library, Jamei Daniel, alumni association president, boretum, 163 Hobart ave , Summit, on Mountainside Echo and Springfield accepted the girt. Dec, 3, Several types of feeders at Leader as saying that I was not on the various prices are on sale at the ar- board when the ranking system was boretum on Tuesdays and Thursdays adopted. This smacks of "passing the during the fall and winter School Lunches buck," which is not one of my at- Remedial education Further information regarding seed tributes, and prices can be obtained by calling 1 also did not "call for a review of course categories and ranking"—but, Elizabeth Rosenthal of the Nature Club MOUNTAINSIDE ELEMENTARY Thursday—Submarine sandwich, enters second year Mr. Charles Vitale, president of the at 2734978 or the Arboretum at 273-8787 SCHOOLS fruit. Monday, Nov. 14—Bologna and board, did instruct the admlnlstrationa! The Deerfleld School, in Moun- pensatory education program are kept Friday--Tuna fish salad, carrot and employees to have a committee, in- cheese on roll, applesauce, fruit. celery sticks, fruit tainside, has received $21,700 in state informed of their child's progress by Tuesday—Salami on white bread, cluding citiiens from the entire district, compensatory education funds to be periodic reports and parent-teacher review the ranking policy. cole slaw, fruit, REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL used to finance a supplemental com- conferences. Compensatory education Know Your Wednesday—Portion of cold fried Thank you for correcting the record. munieatlon and computation skills teachers Lorraine Leber and Ken Monday—Hamburger on bun, minute DR. MARILYN HART chicken, soft roll, cheese wedge, potato steak sandwich or cold turkey sand- program for 67 students in grades 5-8. Johnson work with classroom teachers salad, fruit. Mountainside representative According to Superintendent of to establish a coordinated reinforced wich, each with French fries, tossed Union County Regional High salad or vegetable, fruit or juice. Schools Levin Hanigan, "The New teaching situation. Government Jersey state compensatory education Compensatory education emphasizes BY DAVID P. MOORE Tuesday—(1) frankfurter on roll, French fries, salad or vegetable, juice program is deisgned to prevent further small group instruction (teaching NJ Taxpayers Association or 12) spaghetti or macaroni with meat Youth film set regression in the areas of mathematics groups average about six students.) sauce. Italian bread and butter, salad, and language arta." Pre and post testing monitor individual New Jersey's per capita property tax juice or 13) submarine sandwich and for Kent Place Children are recommended to the progress and help the teacher to burden in fiscal 1976 was second highest The State fruit. program on the basis of percentile determine if taught concepts have been in the nation, behind only Alaska, ac. Wednesday —Hamburger on bun, "The Lion Who Thought He Was ratings achieved on the State retained. Students remain in the cording to the N'ew Jersey Taxpayers grilled cheese sandwich or chicken People" will be shown at Kent Place Assessment Tests, the Stanford program until they can function on Association Alaska must be considered salad sandwich, each with French fries, School, Summit, tomorrow at 2:45 p.m. Achievement Test or the Iowa Test of grade level. a special case because much of its tax We're In salad or vegetable, fruit or juice. and on Saturday at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Basic Skills ."Child study evaluations by This is the second year Mountainside revenue is derived from oil, gas. or Thursday—11) Frankfurter on roll, The film, which has not previously Special Services, as well as teacher has participated In the compensatory pipeline properties. French fries, salad or vegetable, fruit been distributed in the metropolitan evaluations are part of the screening education program. Last year's In fiscal 1976, the year before Nj, Consirviticin Foundation or juice, or (2) sausage patty on roll, area, tells the story of a lion who makes process, records show that there was a enactment of the personal income tax French fries, vegetable, fruit or juice or a journey from the United States back Herbert Brown, principal of Deer- significant improvement in the which is dedicated to various property Despite all the words flying around 13; submarine sandwich and fruit. to his native Africa. field School, said the relatively small achievement of 95 percent of the compensatory education students. tax relief programs. New Jerseyans this state we're in, basic com- Friday—I1.) Bologna sandwich or Admission will be $1 per person for all size of the school district enables the paid property taxes of $446 per capita, munications frequently fail to happen. meatball submarine sandwich, each shows. Refreshments will be sold. staff to be in an excellent position to up $34 per capita from fiscal 1975, ae- This is certainly true in the case of the with French fries and salad, or (2) identify appropriate assessment needs. Stankiewicz attends cording to data recently released by the environmental and economic sectors, pizza pie, corn, fruit. Each lunch in- All new entrants to the district who are I'.S. Bureau of the Census. which tend to blame each other for a lot cludes a peanut butter cookie. Dr. Love appointed performing below grade level, are Edmund J, Stankiewici of Moun- Massachusetts, ranked first in 1975, of problems. tested and evaluated by the learning tainside Is among 30 managerial and Available daily: Tuna salad sand- associate professor disabilities consultant and.the school California and New York lined up below Caught somewhere in between those wiches, salads, soup, desserts. supervisory personnel of the John New Jersey as high per capita property psychologist to determine if Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. two outposta of opinion are a whole lot Dr. Linda C. Love of Mountainside is remediation is necessary. tax states. Nationwide per capita of interests such as academic, labor, among the new associate professors at attending a technical workshop at John property tax burden was S266, Jersey's minorities and health. We at the New Seton Hall University, South Orange. Parents of students in the com- Hancock Institute. property taxes, nearly all locally Jersey Conservation Foundation have Gieser named A member of the department of assessed and collected, accounted for decided to open dialogue to remedy this chemistry, Dr. Love is a graduate of the FRIDAY DiADLINE more than 56 percent of total tax siutation. University of Missouri and holds a All items other than spot revenue financing both state as well as It will happen at a two-day con- to 'Who's Who' doctorate from the University of news should be in our office DELBARTON local governments, including schools, • ference next Thursday and Friday in Illinois. by noon on Friday. Only New Hampshire relied more on North Brunswick. Its theme will be Carol Gieser, daughter of Mr, and SCHOOL property tax revenue — 61 percent of Mrs. Herbart Gieser of Peachtree lane, "New Jersey: Environmental and Morristown, N.J. Q7M0 total taxes Among all 50 states, Economic Health " Mountainside, N.J., and a senior property taxes average 36 percent of Our sponsorship has been augmented elementary education major at total state and local taxes. by the support of some 25 other Lebanon Valley College, has been ENTRANCE EXAMINATION New Jersey's per capita burden of organizations representing a cross- selected for inclusion in the 1977-1978 "other taxes" — mainly non-property section of business, labor, community, edition of "Who's Who in American 9:30 A.M., Saturday, Nov. 19 ,1977 state taxes — ranks low among the minority, environmental and labor Universities and Colleges." She was viewpoints. The conference will be one of 26 students selected by Lebanon A eelltfi praearatery ieheel states (47th in fiscal 1976) at S348, lor beyi, bearalni ind flay, although it also increased nearly $34, partially funded by the Urban Valley and the editors of the annual A Different Kind of Book Store araflalMl New Jersey moved from 11th to 10th Environment Conference of publication Conducted by th« •tntaletlrit A dean's list student, she is president Now Thru Nov. 12 Menu 91 St. Miry*! Abbey among the states in total per capita tax , Washington, D.C under a grant from Early Shoppers' Sale the US. Environmental Protection of the Childhood Education Club at Btlbirtsn School aamttistuMnts burden in fiscal 1976, rising $67 to 15% OFF ALL PAPERBACKS if my riM, eolor or ertad nearly 8793, Alaska jumped to first at Agency Lebanon Valley College, She is past $1,896 per capita while New York ranks There will be a dozen workshops, first vice-president of Gamma Sigma Malt and filephsne &rd#rs w#leeme=&Qoki mailed snywhtft. second at $1,139. each of which will be held twice. That Sigma, national service sorority on the 4 NEW PROVIDENCE RD,. MOUNTAINSIDE Admissions Office 201: 538-3231 LVC campus, and a 1974 graduate of These latest tax data for the year casinos versus wetlands in Atlantic City 2:12.3023 - Open Mon, thru Sat,, 10 to S before the income tax and tax reform and housing and environmental Gov, Livingston Regional High School, program demonstrate that in the regulations. overall New Jersey tax system, local On the second day, topics will be taxes, principally on property, raised coastal zone planning, the regulation of for local governmental units flood plains, the stringency of New (municipalities, counties and schodl Jersey's air pollution standards, v districts) represented 60 percent of the preservation and development of the total while state taxes provided 40 Pine Barrens, the compatibility of percent, pointed out NJTA, Moreover, energy conservation and economic nearly half of state-budgeted ex- development and the logical limits of penditures went to state aid—payments highway construction. DECORATOR SERVING TRAY to local unita or state payment for "The Economic and Ecological services which otherwise would come Impact of Toxic Substance Regulation" ^ When you open a from local property taxes such as the will be discussed by Warren Muii, employers' contribution to the deputy administrator of the EPA, .on Teachers' Pension & Annuity Fund, the second day. The conference will focus on New IIIIUIllMllllllllllllllllliillliiililinilliiiiiiiliililliliiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiillllliili 1st FEDERAL SAVINGS Jersey's unemployment and continuing urban decline, loss of open space, Increased air and water pollution and CHRISTMAS CLUB ACCOUNT other'social and economic conditions (5% INTEREST PAID ON ALL COMPLETED CLUB ACCOUNTS) which involve all of us. 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Every workshop will relate to Robert HBrumell, vice president of advertising some phase of the environmental- Beget Hslvorsen, economic Issues (which, I believe, will advertising manager1 in each case turn out to be less of an Charirt Loomer. issue than a lot of people seem to think), national advertising manager Edward Gray, director of Region jainM-D.RsEkh, 9 CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU circulation manager nine of the United Auto Workers; Sam Howard Assemblyman William Perkins of the publlthtr- itJIiMr' 31st District from Hudson County; NIADOUARTMS OTfKt FRIIHQLB SOUTH FLAfMHf 1.0 Milton Mlnlir«tlr.d 1 SO Elm Street Pubiiilsar.1f71.if7S Haiel Henderson, eo-direetor of the Route No, 9 and'Carripbeli Court Middisux Mali, Stellon Road Princeton Center for Alternative WeMtitiO, N J 07090 Freehold. N j 077JB South Plamlield. NJ. 07010 Stccnd Clan Peilaflt paid at Futures, and James W. 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549 MOUNTAIN AVE, Prompt Service 1224 SPRINGFIELD AVE, SPRINGFIELD, NJ, GUARANTEED HEATPROOF and' opp Lyons Ay«, 467-9711 WATERPROOF IRVINGTON LMMtt Paetsry FrlCM HI aaarMfM* TfeMt MM. Phone 371-5800 MOW, h FBI, HITES TH, MB hMHA§LlH» At OTHER DAYS TIL 5.30 642-6500 Thunday, November 10, 1977 JV record falls to 1-4 following Gymnasts at Madison Monday defeat by 28-6 in bid for best-ever season mark The Jonathan Dayton Regional High junior varsity football team saw its By MIKE MEIXNEIl High and Piscataway, The Dayton girls Monday, The Springfield gymnastics record dip to 1-4 last week, droiplng a The Jonathan Dayton Regional High have compiled an impressive 94 program has really flourished 28-6 tilt to always-tough New School gymnastics team dropped two record, and have a chance to better that throughout the years. In every year Providence, The young Bulldogs close decisions last week—to Columbia record when they fravel to Madison since their rookie season, Coach Nancy showed a good deal of offense with the Dougherty's performers have im- running of Boh Irene and Ed MeGrady proved their season mark, victory and the accurate passes of Ken Klebous Monday would better the Bulldogs' 1976 to Dave Vargas, but the defense was mark of 9-5. unable to halt the Pioneers Dayton's Columbia recorded a score of 85,20 to lone score came on a rollout by Dayton's 76,80, The bright point for the Klebous, and the offense put together Bulldog unit was the emergence of some good drives. Carol Wingard on the vaulting horse. Doing an outstanding job for the Carol recorded an 8,1 score, her highest defense were linebacker Ed Johnson, ever, by virtually perfecting an ex- who should see some varsity action, tremely difficult handspring vault, Anthony Cireelli and Chris Dillemuth Moira Halpin scored a 6,78 to outclass The squad was hampered by injuries to her foes on the balance.beam, narrowly fullback Joe Dorfman, defensive back nipping Barbara Calamusa, whose Rick Souders and wlngback Joe perforftiance was scored as a 6.7, Moira FIELD PRACTICi—Jick Hlrschbtrg and Bob McCrosson, Jonathan Dayton Polieastro scored a 7.75 in floor exercises, good for Regional High School varsity football players, prep for future gridiron games at In freshman football action, the second place, practice at A/Stlsel Field, Dayton yearlings lost to New Piscataway defeated Dayton, 88.00 to Providence, 3M. Although small in 80.70. Halpin won first place on the numbers, the boys continue to make balance beam with a 7.3 routine, while progress and show improvement The Calamusa exhibited fine prowess on the Boh rod ouster costly New Providence game marked the uneven parallel bars, scoring a 7,OS for unveiling of Fran Clemson at quar- second place. terback, and both Coach Roland Halpin will be competing statewide Marionni and Coach Rick Iacono said on he balance beam and in floor in Dayton 22-6 loss they were pleased with his play. Bill exercises and Calamusa will compete By KIRK KUBACH of Albert Freiiosi at quarterback and Meyer again sparkled both ways, and in the state sectionals on the beam and Mike Caricato and Paul D'Andrea The Jonathan Dayton football team backs Larry Irene, Dave Flood and Ed the bars Saturday at Butler, Both girls travelled to Millburn last Saturday and MeGrady, who replaced Bohrod, continued to show- well for the Bulldog will be working spectacular moves into pups was beaten, 22-6, Dayton was ex- Powering the defense were end John their already-grueling gymnastic feats. tremely upset by the expulsion of co- Ferry, who played and outstanding SHE FLIES THROUGH THE AIR—AAary jane Gagliano, a member of the Jonathan Center fullback David Lauhoff, who captain Bob Bohrod, a key performer in game, and linebacker Ken Bell, who Alholm gets 2 Dayton Regional High School gymnast team, launches herself from the should receive all-conference mention backfield. His absence hobbled of had two interceptions and a fumble springboard to mount th§ vaulting horse. The Bulldog gymnasts recently starred for this steady play, doubled up as a fensive efforts. recovery. Holding Millburn scoreless in m three events in the annual Union County Gymnastics Championihips and took goaltender late in the year, compiling The Bulldog touchdown came in the the second half was the line of Skip as lightweights Second place in the overall competition, (PhOtO.Graphlcs) an impressive 3-2 record, fourth quarter when Ken Bell picked off Liguori, Pete Rosomondo, Bill Young Tony Sangregorio, a bullish per- a Millburn pass and returned it for the and Joe Dorfman at tackles, Ferry win 3rd, 37-6 former, thwarted many an opposing score. Millburn was aided by the strong Paul Matysek and Dan Pepe at ends drive. Tony, who could boot the ball . efforts of runnlngback and extra-point and Anthony Cireelli, Jack Hirshherg, The Mountainside Jets lightweight nearly three-fburths^of^lhe "field, was * kicker Chris^Buckleyr Baylorr will be Jeff Vargasr -Dave-Flood and Pal football team played an outstanding Booters beaten in OT almost never beaten by an onrushing home to Verona Saturday and will visit Picciuto in the Secondary, game in defeating the Berkeley Heights lineman. West Orange on Thanksgiving, Golds, 37-6 The Jets scored quickly in The most determined squad member The offensive line—Bill Young and the first quarter when David Gagliano Pete Rosomondo at tackles, Ed Cagers to play tallied from seven yards out. John to finish 4-11-1 season was most probably right fullback Mar Meskin, a durable performer who never Johnson and Skip Liguori at guard, Fischer plunged for the extra point mates, tallied one goal. Greg Shomo at center and Don Lusardi, Moments later Jeff Ahlhom intercepted By MIKEMEIXN'ER gave up. The emergence of Meskin was Australian five The Jonathan Dayton Regional High Subbing for these players were four one of the pleasant performances of the Nick Caricato and Dave Vargas at a lateral and ran 30 yards for another tough competitors. Junior Steve ends—struggled to assist the backfield The Kean College basketball team touchdown School varsity soccer team dropped a 4- year. 2 overtime decision to the New Geltman, who frequently was pressed Steve Shindler, the Dayton will host the Australian Olympic team Behind the strong blocking of Darren Providence Pioneers to end their 1977 into starting duty, will be a great asset goaltender, was a good one, Steve has on Friday Dec. 16, at 8 p.m. in D'Angola Iaione. Alfred Heckel, Greg Golden- season with a record of four victories 11 next year, Chris Shields played his best super potential and could very well Marriers finish Gym, berg, Kyle Wind, Russell Picut, Bob losses and one tie. The Bulldogs, under when given the chance, A determined follow the footsteps of Sid Kaufman and The Aussies finished eighth in the Miicke and Steve Burton, the Jets' Matt the guidance of coach Jim Skobo, performer, Shields always gave one go on to become a college star. Last 8th In sectional Montreal Olympics They are coached Dooiej and Walter Kempner scored on finished sixth in the Suburban Con- hundred percent, Jeff Lubash, a strong- year Steve was the heir apparent to by Lindsay Gaze, a former Olympian, long runs. ference, Verona won the sectional title, footed senior, also filled in ably, Kaufman. The Jonathan Dayton cross-country and led by Ed Palubinskas, a 6-1 guard, In the second half, Ahlohm went losing but one game. hustling on offense and defense, Mike Others who played on the varsity who played for Louisiana State through center for 28 years and a touch- team finished eighth in its season- Jacob, a converted lineman with good level during the year included Bruce ending competition in the state sec- University. down Berkeley Heights finally scored Dayton took the lead on early goals passing skills, rounded out this ex- by Todd Melamed and Mike French but Davlson, Ron Scappetuelo, Frank tional meet, Dayton's top five were Kean finished with a 20-8 record a on a 50-yard run by a halfback. The perienced reserve corps. Schaeffer, Scott Worswlck and Bob year ago. Coach Joe Palermo has seven final score came when the defense then faltered. In fact, the second Rich Bantell, Jeff Knowles, Kevin Pioneer goal was scored by a Dayton Bob Shapiro, a halfback-fullback, will Schneider. King, Jay Bruder and Pete Keramas, of his first eight players, returning, ' stopped Berkeley Heights behind the return to help next year's outfit, Shap The Squires are led by center Jerome goal line for a safety. player, whose crisp head shot baffled Captains for 1978, voted by the Dayton was without the aid of two goalie Dave Lauhoff. New Providence was pressed into the starting role after players Friday, are Lauhoff and Tony Hubbard, forwards Vince McDonald The defense was led by Peter other top runners, Dayton's dual meet bootera scored twice within a three- goalie Steve Shindler was sidelined Snagregorio. Mare Meskin was a close season resulted in 14 victories and one and Steve Depta and guards Eloy Ash. Dachnowiic, David Rizzo, Enio minute ipan In over time. Field general with an injury. third. worth and Chuck Haub, all juniors. Pallitta, Jim Merklinger and Michael Joe Sangregorio stood out for the Wood. Mountainside's offense, which Bulldogs. gained 234 yards rughing, was led by The Dayton starting lineup was led by UC clinic in soccer John Fischer's 64, Jeff Ahlholm's 55 leftwing Melamed, who scored 10 goals and Dave Gagliano's 46, Matt Dooley, this year, easily the highest toal on the Union College will ducted by Dr. Leonard K. Walter Kempner and Jim Merklinger squad. He was brilliant throughout the sponsor a soccer clinic for Lucenko, head coach of also ran for substantial gains. The Jets year and reached his peak against Union County high school Union College's soccer squad%layed exceptionally well and Oratory, when he scored three goals, students on Saturday, team, director of the All- improved their record to three vic- Mel was backed up by Mitch Feuer, a Nov. 19, from 8;3&-a.m, to American Soccer Camp tories and two losses. Next week, the standout performer whose playing time 3:30 p.m. at Orange and New Jersey Coach of Jets play Berkeley Heights. was limited merely because he backed Avenue Middle School, the Year in 1968, 1969 and YOUR BMW DEALER CAN up Melamed, Mitch, who scored a goal Cranford, 1970. and assisted on two others, has The clinic will be con- Among those serving on unlimited potential as a lineman. the staff for the clinic ^11 Sophomore star Tim Kerrigan, agile be Ray Klinecka, assistant LEASE YOOACAR Bowling and talented, started as a rightwing, Princess coach of the Cosmos and Tim showed excellent soccer skills and assistant coach for the a strong willingness to learn. Tim induction U.S. World Cup and U.S. booted two goals in 1977. Backing him Olympic teams. YOU WONT BE BORED WITH Indain Princesses of the up was Tom Ragno, who also showed All Union County loth, Highlights Summit Area YMCA's llth and 12th grade good skills when called one Pagno Watehung Nation will scored on goal. students may participate FOUR SEASONS; induct new members on in the clinic at no charge. BEFORE THE LEASE BUR [ 1 ST. JAMES LADIES Bill Rose, another gifted sophomore, Saturday at 10 a.m., at the There i3 in oh=ole j-enue built intn labo it-iiy it irtinl y iinfid t *- !L 9—thf hinnm part th-it i implett* thi The clinic will deal with in t dutiimobilH that In nt thing *hat jiiTiuldtp thh inf I r jf mifHJHd by I mi it in utt Kay Scheider, 164.188-178-530; started at center forward and scored Summit Junior High technique improvement, from that spot. BUI is a true hustler. Twer tt do with hnw vbplltttp/rr built n 11 r fd 1HK D Dolores Johnson, 154.155-196.505; School auditorium. More fitness training and tac- It i -illt-J barFcfi m And it hd tn (1r Andlh BMW'S•Mli i idrt I UJJiL Reserve forward George Janeira itil thf w I, tlli-y d 1VH rptia tiri u! tt i K ) P it Ai ujluinoble i Ihur ighly enp Marge Doninger, 175.180-491; Terry than 200 father-daughter tical approaches, and will c Schmidt, 198475; Ruth Insley, 163-181- provided excellent backup parotection couples (grades 1-3) and stress improving in- Mr t -ir impl; ir^ n it t u It i e ed mri niPt uulu i ly i in tn i led 3a Goerge scored a goal in West Orange, uhd -i/ thit th^ ai t ~it dn in^ tit^ ump itj ij pn tor— injtpt i Jf*nt til ill ti BHW^ffli UP nrvP i inip tent rel 471; Janet Petino, 163.163-469; Gail their families from dividual skills. 3d Hid i jtl pr th-ii ju t in un n pirnd tc ur tthpe! —i quit k -ind Ipin thr t jji Rapezynski, 155-175-461; Kathy The halfback line was led by captain Summit, New Providence, IHH1 i it trjr p rHti in tl p jriiHi ii fpt r rtf; I iff, ^nd Whip it
ServingTyouTocally afEohoTlaza & Routft 22 & RWlsida Av,t Springfleli MEMBER FDIC County is host rUNNYSIDE Thuridoy, Navtmbtr 10, Iff? Jews' survival 'faith Cycles' others will be displayed ot Exhibition the Veterans' Hall on S. Editor's Quota Book to student view to be discussed topic of lecture 2l»t street in Kenilworth of trains A representative from II is much easier in "Earth Cycles" will be the subject the Tyco Corporation will lie iiliriil thaii in lie" of government at Y book fair Amtrnk, Perm Central, of a public lecture sponsored by be present to display its M, Union County government will play Dr. Ijoster Eckman, author and in- Amateur Astronomers, Inc., on Friday, Santa Fe and Jersey line of model trains and host to more than So nron high school structor, will talk on "Great Scholars' Nov. IB, at a p.m at Union College, Central trains, in aeeessoriei. Hi'iijamili Disi.tcli seniors when tho students participate in Reflections on Jewish Survival" Cranford. miniature, can be bought, More information can be the iecond onnuii Youth in Govern sold, swapped, or ob- Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Eastern Union Dr. Fred Hess, professor of physical obtained by calling 322- iEtL BABY'S olfl leys with ment Day today nt the County Cour- served at the third annual ,i Want Ad Call iU J700. County YM-YWHA. Green lane, Union science at tho State University of New 6240. thouse in Elizabeth, Dr. Eckman's talk Is a part of the Non-affiliated Kcnilworth daily « to 5 00 York Maritime College, will be guest Train Show on Sunday, The studenta will be welcomed by Jewish Book Fair which will run speaker. Dr. Hess, who is lecturer and
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Christmas Seal Campaign, ducted by the Control New Jersey Lung than a theatrical event. the college planning to major in visual which opened yesterday in Union Association (formerly the TB- For Benjamin, it will be almost a arts. Prof. Donald Julian, chairman of County. Respiratory Disease organization) return to his roota. It was as a student the fine arts department and a dramatist himself, turned Benjamin on The annual appeal—the nation's which also serves Hudson and Mon- at Union College that the young mouth counties. playwright first tested his talents as a to the written word, he says, oldest health crusade now in its 71st "Friends and Strangers," a drama year—solicits funds to combat nnd Dorothea K Holmes, association writer and it was at Union College that he had his first acting and first direc- set in 1964 about a TjIacTTTommuiiiiy control emphysema, asthma, chronic president, said that more than a million and a half sheets of seals are being ting experiences. that is rampant with crime and delivered by postmen in the tricounty He has not only written "Friends and violence, may not be Broadway bound, College calls region Strangers," he has directed it as well its author noted. But he is certain that "The seals," Holmes continued, and plays one of the four leading roles, no Broadway theater will ever give him "have been designed by school children Benjamin attended Union College the same thrill he anticipates will be his new enrollment across America to remind everyone under an EOF (Educational Oppor- on opening night nt Union College, that lung disease strikes all ages and tunity Fund) grant and. following his The play is open to the public. Tickets record number each state has its own colorful seal. graduation from Rider College, at |3 may be purchased at the door. returned to Union as a counselor in the A record full-time enrollment of 2,449 "This is our only general appeal for PLUMBERS ATTENTiONi Sell your assistance," she continued, "and we EOF program. And it is for the benefit student* at Union College this fall was of the EOF program that "Friends and services to 30,000 local families with low cost reported by Dr. Edward Udut, director ask all families and businesses to be Want Acts M6 7 700 of institutional research and planning generous in their support of the cam- CAMPAIGNERS—Getting an early start on the 1977 Christmas Seal Campaign are While the overall enrollment of 5,118 paign, It is only through public members of the Central New Jersey Lung Association, sponsors of the local drive represents a five percent decrease over donaiions thai we can continue to offer to raise funds to combat and control lung disease. They are, from the left, Tom Concert the 5,344 students enrolled In the fall of our community and patient services, Snead of Linden; C. Edward Keller, director of health and physical education. GRAND 1976, the number of full-time students is medical education and training Union Township Schools; Annett* RIordan of Westfleld and George M. Kofyby of planned up seven percent over a year ago, he programs and public health education Rahway, Seals are now being delivered to area homes and businesses by the OPENING stated efforts " postal service. Jazz as a stylistic force HOLIDAY Women continue to outnumber men, Ben Vereen, a star of the television in 20th Century music will Udut added, a trend that has been film series, "Roots," is national be explored in a concert by evident only in recent years, reflecting campaign chairman. L. T. Snead of Men's fashion show Kalinkas the Velvet Brass on SPECIAL! the increased numbers of women who Linden, vice-president of the Tuesday at noon at Union arc attending college as part-time association, is serving as chairman of College, Cranford. Biudents There are 1,311 men and 1,138 the Union County effort. to aid cancer society to be at Y Lawrence Ferrara of 10% Among the programs made possible A program of singing, Union^ instructor in the women enrolled as full-time students Union County male State Senator Alexander dancing, story telling, and 1,081 men and 1,588 women enrolled by the Christmas Seal campaign are: department of music and models will man the red- Mema of Hillside, Senator comedy and musical in- music education at New DISCOUNT ns part-time students —A hospital respiratory care con- carpeted runway at Saks Peter Me Donough of strument solos will be sultation team service, through which York University, will On All However, more men are enrolled as Fifth Avenue, Springfield, Plainfield, Dr. Charles E. performed by the Kalinka compare classical pieces matriculating students than women medical institutions have the op- Wednesday, Nov. 16, at 7 Dooley of Westfield, Nat Quartet at the Easter portunity to solve many problems in by Gershwin and Bartok DRAPES & That is, he said, they have determined a p.m in a benefit fashion Conti of Murray Hill, Dr Union County YM-YWHA with current jazz and rock specific curriculum There are 1,431 respiratory care via one com- show for the American Robert Knapp and on Saturday, Dec. 3, at prehensive program tunes, as the Velvet Brass BEDSPREADS matriculated men students and 1,413 Cancer Society Pericles dianakis of 8;30 p.m. The second performs. Ordered By Nov. 19, 1977 niitriculated women students. —An annual pediatric respiratory "Menswear Here and Berkeley Heights and performance in . this And what they are matriculating in care seminar for registered nurses The group has per- Our Sptciii & Ftrseni. Now" will be worn by Henry Birne and Gilbert season's Jewish Festival formed in concerts primarily, the research director from hospitals in the tricounty area; Owren of Summit. They of Arts, this show will be (Iced Service For Th« commented, is business For the second ^ —Physical reconditioning classes for throughout the Home & Office Alto will wear the season's followed by dancing to the- metropolitan-area and-is- year, enrollments in the business pMients with emphysema, asthma and Includes: Operatic newest designer fashions. live music of the quartet. frequently featured in the curriculum exceed those in all other chronic bronchitis; All proceeds from the SLIPCOViRS rurriculfl There are 719 students —Self-help classes for parents whose Newark Museum's af- program 130 tax deductible con- The group of Russian ternoon concert series. REUPHOLSTERY majoring in business, 475 men and 244 children have asthma: tributions will fund the born performers includes women. Liberal arts, according to Dr —Continuing education courses in The Jersey Lyric Opera Ferrara is a concert • ALL BLINDS society's national a folk balladeer, a dancer pianist who has performed SHADES I'dut, which traditionally has the lung diseases care for nurses and Company will present an programs of research and who also plays violin, highest enrollments, has a total repiratory therapists; "Opera Gala" Sunday, throughout the United FRAMES state and local programs piano, guitar, clarinet, Staes. He is a gradaute of enrollment of 5,3, 260 men and 315 —Cooperative action with citizen Nov. 20, at 3 p.m., at the of education and patient trumpet and balalaika, a Union College auditorium. Montclair State College women. groups to insure that clean air services and musician who is also a regulations are enforced. On the program will be and received his master's ENRICO The third most popular curriculum, rehabilitation, said Lois dancer, and a pianist. degree in piano magna in terms of enrollment, is criminal —Distribution of a "Kick the Habit" solos, duets, trios and quartets from a variety of Gannon of Plainfield and cum laude from the justice with 290 students majoring in handbook to individuals who are trying Carolyn Gibson of Sum- Admission is $3 and ' DECORATORS to stop smoking, operas. Manhattan School of this discipline, 239 men and Si women mit, co-chairmen. tickets may be purchased Music. He is currently Prop, Enrico Farro Despite the lack of jobs in the field, —Anti-smoking education programs Anyone interested in Ticket information may at the door. Seating will be joining the company or completing his disser- students continue to major in aimed at children in the early primary be obtained from the cabaret-style and parties tation for a doctorate in education. Udut noted, with 51 men and wishing information of eight or more may 2116 Morris Ave. regarding tickets may call American Cancer Society music_at NYU. _ 115 women enrolled in this curriculum. "Nobody thinks about that next 512 Westminster ave. reserve tables. Senior Union College is a two-year in- breath," Snead said, "unless they the executive director, citizens may purchase NEED HELP? Pina (he Anita Weininger of Elizabeth, 3S4-7373 or O2- RIGHT PERSON with a Union, N.J.*687-8188 stitution serving the community college suffer from lung disease, ttut the Lung 0641. tickets for S2.S0, Want Ad Call 686 7700 needs of Union County in cooperation Association cares about every breath Mountainside, at 854-5092. with Union County Technical Institute you take. So when your campaign letter General admission is $5; under contract to the Union County arrives, answer it as soon and as general admission and Coordinating Agency for Higher generously as you can. You'll be "meet the artists" Education. helping everyone to breathe easier," reception, $10, Seals arid further information are AMERICAN available from the Central New Jersey WHY A WIFE? HIL GAfVCERS0Ci£rr Lung Association, 1457 Raritan rd., Every man needs a wife Clark, because there are a number of things that go citJ wrong that can't be Hobbyists plan blamed on the govern- Your exhibit at Kean ment. OPTICIAN In observance of national Model "Gift" to Our Railroad Month, all facets of model railroading will be on display Saturday SPRINGFIELD and Sunday at Kean College, Union. FRAEBEL BROS. 248 MORRIS AVE. • 376-6108 Visitors may try their hands at building SPRINGFIELD, N.J., (CloMB W-dn.td.Vl) model freight ears from kits. Expert TIRE model railroaders will be on hand to Expert Auto Chanukah and Christmas demonstrate many phases of the hobby and to answer questions. 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'W 9 UNION Bank Amerlcam 686-032 i SUBURBAN hursdfly, Novomber 10, 197,' REAL ESTATE MART Crestwood opens a full medical unit A 1500,000 medical conducted a survey of citizens who work with the ophthalmology , dentistry, center — five timei larger their own medical needs, staff for the- new facility Crest wood Village with Suburbs • Farm Country • Lake# Shore municipal government, podiatry, radiology and will inruhie members of than existing facilities and and a group of physicians from n.why the needs of the physicnl Therapy Ibc iiirr.-ni staff a' communities. designed 16: meet the professional consultants surrounding community expanding needs of all analyzed the facilities and were also surveyed. citizens in a BO-square. staff requirements for When fully staffed, the mile area of the Pinelands meeting those needs. as well aa those of 9,381-square-fool medical Working through the center will provide; in- Creitwood Village Manchester Township residents has just opened ternal medicine, surgery Coordinating Committee, (group practice), urology in Whiting. a1 body of volunteer The new faciitty^is (group practice), "designed and staffed especially for the health needs of patients of retirement age, and is the largest of any in retirement communities in the Northeast, ac- cording to Mike A, Kokcs, founder and president of 1262 Crestwood Village — with 9,000 residents the largest SQUARE FEET! CUSTOM HOMES—This 100-foot long French provincial ranch is built by Malsan retirement complex in the ACT NOW! ONLY Builders at the Tina Court neighborhood in Tprn's River off Bay avenue. The Kast. AT THESE VALUES! homes, built on larger than acre lots, are priced from $90,000. Knkes noted that A FEW LEFT! medical facilities in Crestwood Village have grown four times foster •CENTRAL AIR than the Village DON'T DELAY! COME Most Cape Roc units population during tho CONDITIONING TQDAY| DON'T AAI55 OUT seven years since such ON THE BEST DOLLAR facilities were •BUILT-IN DISHWASHER FOR DOLLAR REAL sold since Labor Day established ESTATE VALUE IN THE The new center is ad- STATE! _ Two-thirds of the 75 program began, according Cape Roc is about 14 feet jacent to the facilities •MODERN REFRIGERATOR I FANTASTIC units of Cape Roc con- to Sanford Miller, by 38 feet and each Is which have served the HOME VALUE! dominiuitis in Cape May president of S. Miller completely furnished and Village during the past •CLUBHOUSE FACILITIES have been sold since Associates of Tuckerton equipped Each unit four years, and provides Labor Day when the sales The average unit at features wall-to-wall shag 12 spacious offices in carpeting, tile bath, a 12 which a staff of more than •POOL I SAUNAS cubic-fool refrigerater 20 will provide service in freezer and a 30-ineh many general areas of •LAKESIDE AREA Two Weeks electric range with hood medical specialty, in- plus bedspreads, drapes cluding a full X-Ray Extra Vacation and a combination musk- department. The Medical CRESTWOOD VILLAGE recently held opening NATURAL GAS HEAT and intercom system. All Center will be open six ceremonies for a $500,000 medical center, Dr DIRiCTIONS- days per week 88 i gp,* Tu of this is included in a Harland Essertier deft) started Crestwood's H Every Year starting price of $24,490 "This facility, however, medical services eight years ago. Mike Kokes The units have in- is far more than an at- (center) is the founder and president of the Whiting dividuaily-controlled heat tempt to keep ahead of the retirement home and his son, Jan, (right! is a vice- LAUREL and air conditioning as growing needs of the president of the development well as a 19inch color Crestwood Village IN THE 611 NORTH LAKE DRIVE, LAKEWOOD, NJ. SSaltl s OHOHu 10 fo y television set as an added population," Kokes said Tif N JOI HS, inn |Or.<,ri,- F\»" r'y ,-v,,r • ,', d,, [",, »JJ /, ' ' \,Q Cloiud incentive. "It is an investment by the now • PINES t PMONi 3649700 builders of the Village in Common elements at the increased health and The Time You Now Spend in Maintenaining Your Cape Hoc include a heated convenience of Village Home & Property Could Be Spent Doing The swimming pool, two residents It is also an Thingi Yoy in|oy, saunas, two sundeck- investment to maintain recreation areas, laundry the self-sufficiency of the the COME INVlSTIOATt THi CARfFRlf room, elevator, a coffee Village - to make as little LllSURi LIVING IN AFFORDASLI HOMES shop and a separate AT demand as possible on the apartment for the resident services of the surroun- PIN! VIEW TERRACE manager, ding community At the * We fhinfc that pine view Terraci !i the tuburbfn tduif , Cape Roc is located one moollenome community Ihit you hivt bttn looking tir oil thi same, time, it will provide mtlsr hlgnwflyi In a &*syt(ful fftt ihadtd igbuffesn sitting block away from the ocean a concentration of medical in Cape May, With i masniflsient B»rX «r«s, swlmmlnf pool ana 3 Iskts . and facilities that will bring a clew by to Begyfllu! Mirror Lake lor iwlmmlng, boating, (lining Those interested in the whole new grade of ser- and let lasting. condominium may reach 1 Bedrsem mMilt Biglnat f)4,JM Including lufflltufi, carpeu, vice to the surrounding araMt. all apdlancH,..wairier, dryer, etc • outtld* ttoragi Cape Roc by driving south community of Manchester building, iklrtlng, Me on the Garden State Park- Township and its en- *"!$$& Pin* Vln» Tirr»cf u only Vi hour Irem th« JtrMyy way to Cape May and Short Tr.nior.non g. pnn.a.lpni. Wild to tnspelnl g 4. malsl r virons" Kokes said. ctntsfi «rs onlly 225 mlnyftlf f awtv following "To the B#aeh" signs. The condominiums "A mere seven years BiPMftaiH: N.J, Turnplkt to MuHl, HI. Ht MUM M HI, 1M< Ml ago," he said, "a single M III.JM ltJlIV!wi TtTa« •* tB»li«llVlB|l«U»»l«l are Joeatetf near _ the PRIZES:-Grand Prize^trip for rwo to the Bahamas- •rswnt Mini. Chriitian Admiral" hotel." mobile^ home— unit stood across the street from this BOB SEII.ER Lots of other great prizes' spot. It housed Dr. Harland Essertier, then MUSIC: Live performances by the Good Times- Seller Saturday and Sunday, Noon til 5PM WKINC FOR 4 the sole medical staff of Crestwood Village and Lakvhum lit mil (Hi. SMI) Thsss [itfie signified adi FASHION SHOW: See the season s latest fashions Browns Mills. SJ, OStlli ; rti# bsek at fh# papff may still a key member of a promoted 1 ;puf gsit.|(, Essh wmik staff which will shortly and informal modeling by MI'J S9J j.iSS number more than 20," Bob Seller, formerly of Reynolds Department Store- * ctsisifisd 'my if' ih 1 • »B Friday. 4-5PM,. pen Daily 8:00 • 6:00, Cloied Sundayj } and s**nr "The new medical U.S. Homes, has been cneter, like its appointed sales and marketing manager for SPECIAL GUEST APPEARANCES! predecessors, will be a Bring your friends' Its all happening at self-sustaifljrig operati- Ciearwater Village in Brighton at Barnegat Bi ighion at Bat negat on," KokesSkaid, "Its Spots wood, And, of course REFRESHMENTS for all' is a new adult community of manufactured Is it possible? construction an ^Seiler, a graduate of homes in New Jerseys lush Pmeiands lenance will not impose Vanderbilt in 1961 and a 2 and 3 bedroom homes start from undep A year-'round home any additional cost on licensed Real Estate $16,000 and a low monthly charge covers reisdents." Broker has spent most of Brighton all community services, taxes and land his working years in the lease Ail recreational and social activities in historic Cape May The medical facility at are yours to enjoy FREE when you move reflects some four years of housing and adult com- to Brighton at Barnegat' planning, in which many munity environments. He Routij 72 BDn3F3t members of the com- will be at the Ciearwater 4 miles West of CJarc:i';n Stale Parkway: ''Better Living for Adult* Village sales office daily Barnegat Now Jorsey 08005 munity were involved, ,609,597.1109' [»HI, from$24,490 Crestwood residents and Sunday. 201-252-5100. tBStUHJI.n llH.",i',i,l IVilMviul BHUJH'U 'Hi
A Typical $43,900 A Typical $33,900 553,900 House House
It's a FACT! No mal 10 The , Normal 5% ec Ann ' " 91 ,700flown payment 33,400 down paym ncn Monthly principal Monthly princi *3«& interest , 4 Bedrooms, 1 Vi Baths, Family room. & internal ^Private mortgage Separate Dining Room Privale _= L,in$utancg ^ : Great ne Monthly eat real 5% Down payment 96 estate taies tor a typical Ocean nj n Monthly principil typical Ocean S County town J lOS interesl READY FOR OCCUPANCY... IN MISTORIG-eAPfrMAY Couniy town Q Privite mortgagt • Total . SS4.4Q0 price Includes living room, bedroom, kitchen/dining area and 9 insurance moninly cost bath, completely furnished and equipped. I(M)OO rr Msnlhlyest, Beautiful, stalely. Cape Roc Condominium, situated in one o! the most desirable > real estate taxes. sections of Cap* May, is just a lew steps from the Atlantic,Ocean All figures rounded You're surrounded by the quaint, historic charm and elegance of Cape May county near to delightful srtopi of "Victorian Plaza" pedestrian mall, yet only a few, quick $377 Monthly total payment to the nearest dollar miles from The new Atlantic Gliy excitement The Harden Slate Parkway, scenic Ocean Drive and Route 9 permit easy access to the neighboring communities of Avalon and Slont Harbor so, that at Cape Roc, you can Comparison hive all the privacy you need or all the activity you'll aver want Compare base prices. Compare tota1 monthly costs. Compare standard features, AND LOOK WHATS INCLUDED1 ITS SO- A home at Holly Oaks gives you the same living area and virtually the same UNnCLIEVABLE WE ASK YOU TO COMPARE WITH ANY CONDOMINIUM AT ANY PRICf - ! features as a typical house costing $10,000 more. Features like double glazed insulated windows, Owens Corning High-R sheathing, full-thick wall insulation and 9 inch ceiling insulation, 240 pound self-sealing roof shingles, wall-to-wall carpeting, no maintenance aluminum siding and fully wooded homesites. And, at Holly Oaks, total monthly costs are about the same as a smaller house costing $10,000 less. That's because we have one of the lowest tax rates in the state and special financing terms. If you can find a better home buy, we'd like Move right In and discover a wonderful new life in "America's Oldest Seashore Resort," k W ab0Ut Girden Stale Parkway, soulh, lo Cap* May, Follow From $37,900 to $45,900 T & '" "° " "To The ieachci" ligns Take first left aher blinker (New Jeruy Ave). Located near ihe "Chriihan Ad 5% Down <8%% Interest mini" neiel Models open every day from 10 to i. DIRECTIONS Take Garden Slate ]~FOR FREE COLOR BROCHURE, CUP AND MAIL TO: Parkwiy Exit 68 Turn fight onto 1 Route 70 West Coniinue live CAPE ROC BOX D N«wJ«rwy & Brooklyn AvM.C.p. May.N.J. 01240 miles on Route 70 Wei! to Wilbur Avenue and Holly Oaks sales otticft on right Sales Office Open ADDRESS Daily And Weeksnds (201)367.4242 ZIP Equal Housing Opportunity NEW JERSEY «. FJHOOKLYN AVENUES • CAPE MAY, N.J. 08240 at Manchester (6Q9)88(J.Z059 II no finswer cnll (609)884-2121 Thursday, Novombor 10, 1977 SUBURBAN ,r-*'i 52 or older? REAL ESTATE MART • Suburbs • Farm Country • Lake • Shore ^•B I mostat, rest room, built innir-conriitioning Agency relocates and heavy insulation T h o B a r r y m i> r the Bnrrymor building professional building, Space ranging from fiOG to was selected because of its 3,600 square feet is offered situated directly opposite central ueessibility from for lease to each tenant Paul Kimball Hospital, Ri Route 70 and surrounding Heat is supplied to the S), Lakownod, is the now ureas, excellent space upper love! at no cost to location of the Ocean facilities and appealing 4he—tenant—and—special- County Employment and style. improvements will he Training Administration, "Kach area leased," installed at builders cost it was announced recently MODEL INTERIOR—The living room of the ranch model at Bamegat Woods SHOWB stated Murray Wesnak, Also provided are lighting dining extension. Ranches and townhomea are available from 121,990, According to l,m president of Barrymor and maintenance of your own single, d«tach*d Righter, public in Enterprises, "has it own common areas, exterior formation officer for the water heater, tem- building and grounds home on your own lot, Training Administration, perature control ther- maintenance. exterior property and grounds main- Affordable homes '29,990: tenance covered by monthly costs (estimated) which ALSO Include bas/e real estate DON'T SETTLE at Barnegat Woods taxos: property insurance; clubhouse memberihlp; bus services Inside and Escalating living costs having a secure and desirables for many outiida tho community; master TV are discouraging home comfortable haven is still antenna; water (mln.) and sower; FOR MORE OR LESS people, according to the '81.58: 24-hour emergency service; many purchasing, although high on the list of developers of Barnegat other services and facilities, THAN YOU REALLY NEED. Woods, Barnegat FiNANCING AVAILABLE The southern New For thoso 52 and over, CLEARWATER VILLAGE mobile- Jersey pinelands offers a Realtor opens community of attractive home community offers the sensible alternative to sky- attached homes. Con- rocketing apartment rentals and housing costs structed on several [ifcircg elevations and surrounded 3 models Our etisytu-iHire-lor ranch btyle a shore firm with beautiful land- tllage manufactured homes utter spn- scaping, these homes are $29,990 to $34,990 tujub Irving rooms ample bed- The recent opening of within financial reach as at (JresUuood rooms with many built-ms. two lull Fred Duffy's full service well as charming and baths uo-to-the minute kitchens realty organization at efficient and a host of other features in- Brant Beach brings a new Built by the JRH Realty cluding wall-to-wall carpeting concept to the sale and Company of Wanamassa, more rental of homes on Long they are priced at $21,990 All CLEARWATER moiiols have Beacb Island and dSresttuood such standard features at. gas fur- for the one-story, two- surrounding Ocean County bedroom model, $2,000 models nace vertical skirting custom communities draperies, storm and screen win- more buys the two-story, $17,490 to $43,990 dows and doors and much mart three bedroom unit. Duffy, a native of New See all 13 models in a model com- These are not con- The ideal mm of location and com Jersey, with a background munity — complete with shopping in "value homes" for the dominiums, but individual mall, medical office building, 5 club- munity recreation facilities includ- homes—with no main- houses, courtesy bus fleet, full muni- ing a complete recreation center cost conscious, will cipal-type services and facilities. swimming pool pet park plus easy provide a complete ser- tenance fees, and no access to shops, houses of wor- vice using a "one-on-one" upkeep charges. The ship restaurants and convenient concept, complete from complex is situated within commuting makes CLEARWATER start to finish This FRED DUFFY walking distance of VILLAGE just what you need method will cater to both property sales and elementary schools and Come visit today we think you II buyer and seller leasing, investment ac- just a few minutei WRITE; Depi W, Ben 168, Whiting, NJ 08769 or traveling time to shopping stay Duffy was a million tivities wnd financing. PHONE TOLL FREE: 'n New J»rsay |00|22-|T11 centers, recreational NY. PA. Conn: 800-631-5509 dollar sales qualifier in the facilities and the Southern state of New Jersey for Ocean County Hospital. FOR FREE BROCHURE: ^^-^ both 1974 and 1975. He also The Garden State Park- holds the national way is only minutes away FROM* N Y and Noilh N.J. Gaid«n Sialo Pky, Exil 80 ihin Route #S30 IWATER deisgnation as a G.R.I., and enormously con- ri-ivm. Philadelphia Ben Franklin Bridge, then Routes #70 and #530 and a realtor member of venient for business Trenton Bouto #33, #526 to Allentown, then *539. S30 VILLAGE Ocean County, N.J. and people, students attending Armstrong carpeting and flooring tsattjroti throughout, as well as OE tpplianets Manalapan Rd, National Agsociation of nearby Ocean County Realtors. For the past Spotswood. NJ College, shoppers and year and one half was travelers. (201) 251=5100 affiliated with Fawn Lakes. Although Duffy's DiHfctTiONS r-J.fw Jprsr-y Turnpike ig fcm a Route 18 east 5 miles lu sign (or expertise centered in Mam Street SpgtswQoci turn right continue milas bearing left at fork then 1 Hiiib on right ID model area single family homes, he is qualified in industrial
Are you tired of carrying a house thaf s now too big? Bridge the gap... II your kids aru grown and you'ru tirud of pining hies an exclusive New England village. You thu rising costs on a big, half-empty home, we have may choose from a variety of floor plans, some between city and home a very pleasant alternative for you. with two bedrooms, others with two bedrooms and You can live in a home that's just right lor your den, most with two baths. All feature the latest at Shadow Lake Village. "Tiuuds now. At RossmoorrOrnit-Clearbrooki 3-wo ~G.li. appliances aittl cetuiuil-aii* conditionings-Some, of the most prestigious adult communities. With have oversize garages. Prices range from 529,500 some of the best home values around. to $64,900, You'll spend your spare hours playing bridge, golfing on your own on-slte If you choose Clearbrook —you'll be living in a course, swinging your racquet and sailing.. .or simply strolling or cycling Both offer the most pleasurable recreation along our splendid mile-long lake. Then, when you want to run into the facilities you're ever likely to find. Each one has a community of single-level homes, many with alu- city for busintss or pleasure, our resident bus will whisk you to the local magnificent clubhouse with fully-equipped hobby minum siding and lieldstone or brick facades. station of the Penn Central or bus terminal for a short and pleasant ride. room8. Each has an olyrnpic-slze swimming pool, Some have one bedroom, others have It's all at your bidding at New Jersey's most prestigious adult tennis nnd shuffleboard. Each has a private golf two bedrooms or two bedrooms and community, ..located conveniently in the middleof your course; 18 holus at Ross moor; nine holes at study. Most have two baths. All lea- active world, in the highly priied Middletown- Clearbrook. - ture central air conditioning, wall-to- Rumson-Fair Haven area. Our homes are equally wall carpeting and extra-largu distinguished, of fering luxury, variety and ease. Because each is a condominium commu- And you and your property will be fully nity, you have greater peace of mind and garages. Prices range from $35,990 to $59,990. protected at all times by 24'hour security /' more leisure time to unjoy yourself. A gate service. Shadow Late Village is / ^ trained Btaff maintains the grounds and The nicest part is that you the one adult community that suits ' - / J"' your home's exterior: a gateman and can see both communities in one your tastes and your active lifestyle in / #*" a security patrol protect your privacy 24 visit. They're both at Exit 8A of the every conceivable way. Do see this / J? hours a day. And both communities offer New Jersey Turnpike, just 45 miles very special place today, / J* all the tax benefits and the equity buildup from Manhattan. So come on over. of home ownership. Without the headaches Any day between 9 and 6. And see how 9 fine models from and the horrendous cost. easy it is to get that big house off •33,990 to»59,990 Shadow Latw If you choose Rossmoor —you'll be liv- your back. ing in a picturesque community that resenv If you're 48 and over ,
DIRECTIONS: (From th» North! NJ, Turnpike Rossmoor and ClearbrooH South to Exit 11; thin o,S, Parkway South to ixlt 114; turn left on Rid HI!! Rd. for two-tenths ml.; right on Dwlght Rd, (boeomei Nut Swamp Rd.-Hubbard_Rd. aftir iv* mi,5 for approx. 3 ml. to entrance of Both at Exit 8A, New Jersey Turnpike Shadow L»k« village en right... (Prom tht south). G.S, parkway North to Exit Ifif ,• cross Kt. 520 (Newman Sprinot M.) and precead on Half Mile Rd, fop Vi ml. to end; right on Front St. approx, l.three-tenths ml, to Monroe Township, N.J./Phones- Rossmoor: (609) 655-2270, Clearbrook: (609) 655-2900. , Hubbard Rtf.; left'on Hubbard Rd, (becomes Nut Swamp M.) approx, i ml, to entranEeof Shadow Lake village en reft. Sales Off lee Open 7 days a week f A,ft(»,toi^M1Phont2M2-?4MO. This adveriliement is not an offering which can be made only by formal prospectus. N.Y, 770, 578, 823 SUBURBAN 1,000 in group Thursday, November 10, 197'- REAL ESTATE MART to be sworn as Contributions to CARE • City • Suburbs • Farm Country • Lake • Shore U.S. citizens linked to holiday cards Chief U.S. District Court Judge "This coming holiday season you can East, your gift to CARE helps destitute Lawrence A. Whipple will swear in help the poorest of- the poor families nearly i,000 new American citizens families not just to survive hut also lo around thu world by sending special work their way out of poverty from 51 foreign countries at a special greetings to relatives, friends and Local communities mass naturalization ceremony at 2 p.m. "The aid you help provide includes ; business associates through CARE's food for hungry children and materials, next Wednesday at Symphony Hall in seasonal gift card plan," Frank L Newark. equipment and training for villagers to Goffio, executive director of the in- build schools, waler systems health The unique ceremony sponsored^by ternational aid and development and nutrition centers - plus vital attract new agency, said this week, An influx of professional tree-lined streets, has playing in the yards and the New Jersey Bar Association wiil agricultural projects to grow more persons and company brought what we could call going to school," help eliminate a citizen application "Attractive CARE announcemenl food And via CARE-MEDICO, you help executives, many of them new generation The recent NBC Urban backlog. Deputy U.S. Immigration and holiday greeting cards inform each send physicians and nurses to teach couples with young emigration of attorneys, Journal crew decision to Naturalization Service Commissioner person on your list that you have given modern medical methods that will save children, is perpetuating educators, insurance and feature picturesque, Mario T. Noto will address the new to CARE in his or her honor to help many thousands of lives year after the recognised high-level Wall Street executives to historic Maplewood is citizens, Noto, a graduate of Fordham others suffering from hunger, poverty, year " character of Maplewood Maplewood and South expected to add even Law School and a member of the New disease, Goffio explained. "In more Send I he names and addresses on and South Orange, says further to the influx of York and District of Columbia Bars, than 30 developing countries in Africa, your gift list, with a contribution for Orange during the past has a background of 28 years of public Asia, Latin America and (he Middle Robert M TheUe, couple of years," Theise uppermiddle-class fa- service with the U.S. Immigration and each card, to CARK. Dop! HOL. Box president of Sloan Realty says, mliies, Theisc predicts. Naturalization Office, GALEN ROBINSON grants to study at Parsons College of 570 New York, NY 10<)16, or to any in South Orange. "We're getting more Music, Berklee College of Music and regional CARE office CARK will send" "Our proximity to New "Most of them are and more calls from Normally, about 80 to 100 new citizens the cards to you or, if you want them people interested in set- Flutist at kman Rutgers University York and Newark, coupled younger people with small are sworn in several times each month Robinson played with various con mailed directly lo the person being with fine old homes children. It's a pleasure ID tling here," Theise says. by the federal courts. Lately, however, honored, indicate how (he cards should "Fortunatley, there are ceri, Latin and progressive jazz groups available on suburbia-like, us at Sloan to see them the U.S. Naturalization Service has In free concert before forming the Ensemble, which be signed Allow time for mailing still homes available from been processing more applicants than Goffio cited some examples of how 145,000 up—homes that The Galen Robinson Ensemble will has appeared at many clubs and the courts can hold in a single hearing present a free concert at 8 p m. on Nov colleges in the New York area much good contributions can do $5 represent terrific value The mass naturalization ceremony will serves up to 30 children a daily bowl of for money," 21 at Kean College in Union The Ensemble consists of Mickey Moving firm speed up this process. The Ensemble, which centers around Tucker on piano. Jay Blanc on bass, porridge for a month; $15 builds space Many of the homes are Naturalization amounts to a final flutist Galen Robinson, will perform at Eugene Ghee on tenor saxophone, for < wo more children in a rural school, on the market, Theise' hearing for prospective citizens whose the college's Little Theatre, Steven Crowles on trumpet, Eddie $25 provides a group of farmers at new site points out, because the citizenship applications have been fully The 29-year old Robinson, born in Gladden on drums and Lawrence Killen training to grow more food, or gives Jay Meyers, president Kaya Brown, general owners' children have processed. Orange, recieved scholarships and on percussion. thousands of children nutritious food. of New Jersey Inter- manager, said they expflct grown and they no longer national Movers, Inc., to employ 30 people Plans require so many rooms, Crafts show announced the signing of a include expansion into "It becomes more and lease for 20,000 square feet thecompany's own facility more difficult for the is scheduled in the Northeast Corridor woman of the house to within Northeast Corridor clean, or the man to do all The 12th annual crafts Industrial Park, Jackson Industrial Park within a exhibit and sale sponsored Township. The new ad- the chores. They prefer a few years, smaller home in an adult by the Morrlitown dress for the moving Browne added, "the Unitarian Fellowship will company is 12 Progress community, where they esthetics of NCIP, with its have the space they need be held Nov. 27 through place. The old location campus like setting, lends Dec. 3 at 812 Normandy was Sweetmans lane, and the chores are done a change of image of for them," he said Heights rd., Morristown, Freehold. moving companies in from The exhibit, featuring According to Meyers, the outmoded concept that "For a time, at least, we the works of more than 100 NCIP was chosen over all movers are located in have homes available in persons, will include other area parks because older less attractive almost every price craftmaking demonstr. of its location on Interstate warehouses." range," he says, aliens, A wine and cheese 195, which will soon "We feel," he continued, "-Mostly, they're the opening reception will be piwmxat ftuwn connect with Route 9 to the "that it will be comforting homes of couples who on Nov. 30 from 7 to 10 FOR LtSJ IN HONOR OF east and the artery's settled here in two earlier to customers to know their migrations, the first p.m. Further information convenience to the N.J. goods are safe in a well may bo obtained by Tteei THE OPENING OF OUR Pittsburgh Paint Turnpike to the west. during the late iWO's and constructed, heated, the second after World calling 335-9212, T-SHIRT with purchase of "The growing Ocean- sprinkled building with the War II Anyone who tried $25. or more,,.while T2ih STQREl Monmouth County area added incentive of ow to buy a home in Museum has supply lasts! affords a good base with insurance rates." Maplewood or South executive and New Jersey Inter Orange in the l950's wll new exhibits PiTTSIURGHPAINTS management personnel national Movers, Inc., remember how difficult it move* as well as in- specializes in export was to find one. Well, The Montclalr Art PITTSBURGH PAINTS SUH-PROOF' LATEX HAT HOUSE ureased commercial packing, storage of those early settlers have Museum has been WALLHIDE business over recent household goods, business grown children now and readying a series of new LATEX FLAT WALL PAINT ?r years," Meyers said. records. they're moving on," exhibitions for showing in most of its galleries few.nnia, I,,,., Both South Orange and with the exclutive patented PAINT 9 beginning this month. Mifroflo* Preeess •Ill Wail Paint To Condominium - NO Maintenance Fees Maplewood are ideally "Romantic Visions: 19th with byill-in located, with rapid mass Century Landscape * itlLnt, ip§u mi fi&rmil • Won1! Crock or Peel Acrylit Flexibility h§mihs!6 dirt elf ifl up Ms transit to Newark and Painting" opened last - Eicillint QSVirini ptwtr in • Fade Resistant New York, and close to the Sunday, Opening this ,mstl filsfi • Stretehes L Shrinks • lice lilt fdein major highways leading to coming Sunday Is the * Q?tf 76Q "new" cslcri ti with semp. ehonges the famous resorts of the museum's annual (Kent trim • Mildew Resistani SQ25 • Illlf 1 on imttfnljr ind tiillf taibUion,—'^The Christ fTfjUirf mrranriitM* • ~ _Ge±. and good Schools arp Whir* find ifs mas Story in Art," • Sup ind mtir cleinup Cuifom Colors Slightly Higher nearby, The following week two €tti!g!T]-mii!#d istsri •lightly * Buy Direct From Builder "People have come to Attached Ranch Home exhibitions will open. One FRiCI INCLUDES realize thai these homes, called "Every Object REZ DOUBlf TONE built during a period when BIGGEST DISCOUNTS Rightly Seen" is a SIPERSTEIN'S ADORN ONE-COAT OIL STAIN land, materials and labor selection of still-life were far less expensive paintings; the other, GUARANTEES OIL STAIN than today, represent a "Signs and Symbols," is a VINYL greater value for money Call Collect display of many forms of OUR PRICES tAHOl IfLECTION OP than new homes," Theise HANDPRINTS. SC«H4£». (809)888-7723 visual communication- SILKS, SURHFJ. days. Roman, Arabic and LOWEST OR LATEX V((#¥LS AND MACWHkf Oriental writing systems, PRINT WALLCOVER1|( pictographs, ideographs, WE REFUND WITH THIS COUPOf directional signs, sign language and other THE DIFFERENCE! symbols. SET SAVE "GRAND OPENING RECREATION LAND TRAY &' Since 1971, 706 parks with 85,544 acres of federal c land worth $288 million ROLLER 90 1977 WALL-TEX OF MODELS have been given for recreational use to every NEW SHIPMENT—SECONDS-DISCONTINUED state, the District of Full Color Russet Brown, WET LOOK • FOIL • VINYL Columbia and the Virgin Charwood Brown, Islands, according to the Decorating | C ,Q 5 SOIDIN MuiLit U.S. General Services Olive Black RCM.LS ONLY Administration. j Book ^— ' ^ SINGLE ROLL Siperstcin's FRIDAY DEADLINE Latex bill CELOTEX ,\* All Items other than spot interior wall news should be In our office SPRAY PAINTS ..w»oU" paint Non-toxic. Roof Coating $C75 by noon on Friday, White and colors. Value $4.95 WITH THIS COUPON or Roof Cement D VISITING NURSE Gal. Can and HEALTH SERVICES m Disc iWWito BASt , Your Colors Home Health Agency • Sandalwood 1 unx -^^M^- • Princess Blui WALL RAT • Home health car* by Pro- . Clwriy lies- Now, For The First Time Offered... itsslenal NursiSi Home INTERIOR um Health Aides md Physical som • From THE DOW CHIMICAL CO,, a complete envelope of insulation or Speech Therapists, under • Colonial Gold EXTERIOR ! PAINT medical direction. • Cedar featuring §tyrofoam«T.e. ... I The opportunity to keep • Fireplace* by Richard LeDroif, made in France and presented lor the trie patient at home and to .Cascade HOUSE PAINT help tanlof cltlieni main- first lime in the U.S.A. We are proud tq be the first major builder to tain thtlr rsla In the cam. CAULK WAU SATIN offer thef* fireplaces • below market price. munlty with dignity, I Health ear* Itr all regard MOOROARD • Color coordinated Iradley faucets with marbleized iink counter too, Im of six, agt, rice, creed • Magic Chef selMeaning oven and dishwasher. • or ability to pay, PITTSBURGH PAINTS 'FOR . White Only In Stack "Weldwoodrtlardboard" lidlngs. WHAT IS VMS? 10-LUSTRE PADCCT AOflPHI INTERIOR A non-profit, voluntary PAD PAINTER KIT DIRECTIONS: home health care a- g.S.rtt.VSouth Smile* •em «u ertcanl MuSt T pM mm. Mm *Xy Him **, Pitt Ht. 18to S»nd Huh gency serving fifteen t^. Hi r tan ImA. Msi wl If tanijt. LATEX FLAT •laisisi LATEX ENAMEL WHIT1PI.US m. wm right, bear toft communities in Union lit at fork, gel mil. to ^ « »™ • • - - «JI — Courthouse Squares An ineipeniiv* HELP WANTED ml In ih« Unemployment ClflMlhPd P«yPS O( thli nowipapff wNI Ttsih If money is your God, NEED HELP! cwpr 30,000 nparfiy reader fsmMiei Tp plat* your art. call $77Q Cornwallis message deciphered falls by 1/897, tho dovil is ysur 1780 code is broken by Kean student says state body IN RICKEL HOME CENTER There were 169,568 persons in active complete An article by Peter P. Fagone of West "The message sent hy Cicnenil Loyalists." Orange, a graduate student at Kean claims status under Now Jersey's Cornwalli.vwas relatively easy to solve various unemployment programs DESIGNER EYEGLASSES College in Union, in the October issue of and I was surprised that it had never Fagone, who is majoring in during the week ending Oct. 22, a drop Olvuthy, SHtfriy •(•na, OlH Caillnl |M I "C'ryptologia Magazine" describes how been done before," said Fagone "It Behavioral Science at Kean College, man. INCLUDINO •insiilnal* viivlillM of 1,897 from the comparable week in elan, cm, fintinf *nd he deciphered a message son! hy was sent from Charlolletown, N.C., and plans to visit the Library of the British plcific Ooneral O'urnwallis Oct. 7, 1780 September, according to Commissioner Inltl.li is addressed to a major whose name Museum in London and the Bodelion John J. Horn of the New Jersey has faded beyond recognition It Library at Oxford, EnglanjMohunt up Department of Labor and Industry, Two years ago, Fagone look a course describes the reasons why Cornwallis medieval ciphers, so far"undecipfiered. Persons in active claims status are at Kean College in cryptanalysis under was going to move the 63rd Regiment' "See More For Less" If he gets sufficient material to warrant either currently collecting benefits or Complete Eyeglass Service Dr Cipher Deavours A member of the into North Carolina and what the major it, he, Dr Deavours and the chairman have filed for benefits and are awaiting New York Cipher Society, Fagone should do about acquiring horses and of the math department at Kean, Dr. final administrative review Bl 11 Union. Man, thru III. IS t»1«. MMflf henan working on a microfilmed copy the disposition of his sick and wounded Stanley Lipson, plan to rewrite modern of messages sent by the British Army men It also states that Cornwallis was computer programs to aid them in the The total claims load has dropped by which were intercepted by American surprised at the number of potential solution of medieval and later cryp- 62,846 or 27 percent over the past year forces during the Revolutionary War recruits he could get from among the tographic messages. and by 179,021 since July 1975 when it was at a recession high of 348,589, Decreases in the Extended Benefits Demonstration Program to help women Program and in the Special Unem- ployment Assistance Program between of printmaking mid-September and mid -October more CHRISTMAS than offset increases in the remaining Krishna Reddy, artist and print- to resume work, school New Jersey unemployment insurance maker, will give a lecture arid programs GIFT GUIDE demonstration at Kean College on a A one day conference for the woman lunch. Registration includes a box There were 104,517 claimants in new process of pnntmnking Friday, who is ready to return to the world of 22 The EVE office deadline is Nov October in the three regular unem- Nov 18. at 10 a in in Room 209 of work or school is being sponsored by provide further in (52722101 will ployment insurance programs (State Vaughn Fames Hall on the t'niiin FVE, the women's center at Kean formation fampus College on Saturday, Dec 1, from 9 Unemployment Insurance Program, The first program of an Arts a m to ;i p ni in [towns Hwll on the Federal Employees' Program, and PUBLISHING DATE DEC. 4th & 8th Dialogue, the three to four-hour lecture I'niiin campus DEP asks lists Unemployment Insurance for will be entitled "Simultaneous Color A panel will focus on the questions Veterans). Although this was an in- Processes and Pnintalist Struc- and problems women face when going crease of 1,774 from September, it was • A "UNIQUE AND EXCITING" turizations hack to work or school. of '78 projects a decrease, of 21,337 from October 1976. Director of graphics and print Workshops will include such topics as The Department of Environmental The increase between September and CONCEPT IN ADVERTISING-NEVER making a! New York University, Reddy "Your Job campaign," "Going Rack, Protection (DEP) is requesting county October was partly attributable to was born and raised in India He but Scared," "Assertive Techniques," and municipal governments to submit layoffs in the apparel, miscellaneous DONE BEFORE IN THIS AREA. studied in London, Paris and Milan and How to Write a Resume," "Starting detailed lists of Intended Green Acres manufacturing and textile industries. was associate director of the Inter Your Own Business." and "Exploring projects for 1978 to he considered in In the two extended unemployment • A CATALOGUE OF GIFT GIVING national Center for Graphics in Farts Your interests and Abilities." preparing a priority list for more ef- programs, the overall change showed a Associated American Artists of New Workshop leaders are Dr Marcelia fective distribution of Green Acres decrease of 725 since September The IDEAS THAT WILL REMAIN IN THE York gave him a one-man exhibition in Haslam. director of counseling and funds. extended benefits program claims load 1974, and he hai exhibited in India, psychological services at Kean Deputy Commissioner Betty Wilson declined by 998 to a total of 31,218, while HOME THROUGHOUT THE SEASON, Europe and the United States College. Barbara Maher, EVE coun- said DEP will review responses from the Federal Supplemental Benefits selor. Mary Ann Bornrnann, EVE local governments and use them as Program claims load increased by 273 counselor, Kstelle Weiner, EVE guides in developing a "Program of to a total of 22,628, Over the past year, NJARC to hold counselor, Michael Moylan, Action" for meeting the open space and the number of claims filed under the • REACHING 61,350 HOMES IN management assistance officer. Small recreation needs of the state. "This is Federal Supplemental Benefits 2-day conclave Business Administration; DT, Eleanor the first attempt to solicit advance Program has declined to less than half YOUR PRIMARY MARKET AREA, Levitt, adjunct instructor in psychology notice as to the local needs involving The second annual convention of the of its 1976 level primarily because of at Kesn College; Diana Trowbridge, acquisition or development of open federal legislation which shortened the New Jersey Association for Retarded space lands," she said. Citizens will be held in Atlantic City on coordinator of continuing education at period for which claimants may collect • A COLORFUL, ATTRACTIVE FRONT Nov. 18 and 19, according to the NJARC Kean College and Mae Hechl, director Green Acres rules adopted in July of benefits. president, Walter L, Myers Jr. of EVE. this year outlined the local response COVER TO GAIN READER INTEREST, In addition to the panel discussion, method for charting interest in Green In the Special Unemployment The conversion theme, "Together We Assistance Program the number of Can Do More." will be reflected in participants will be able to attend one Acres matching grant programs, workshop in the morning, and one in Wilson said the 1978 Program of Action persons claiming benefits fell by 2,946 DON'T MISS OUT!! presentations dealing with all aspects to 11,205 in October, This decrease was of services and issues (from prevention the afternoon The $10 registration fee will be in operation by April and responses from local governments primarily due to the return to work of CALLTODAY FOR INFORMATION AND RATES to life-lime care) related to mentally those school employees who were retarded citizens. Opening concert set must be submitted by March 31, Wilson noted that DEP will continue without a contract or a reasonable Association officials said that 1,000 assurance of employment for the 686-7700 professionals, parents and volunteers by symphonic group to process grant applications already on hand but future applications will be current school term and thus were concerned with the well-being, The opening concert of the season by eligible for unemployment benefits. COPY DEADLINE NOVEMBER 18th development and rights of the retarded the Bloomfield Symphony Orchestra, reviewed according to the priority list. will attend under the direction of Edward Registration and program in- Napiwocki of Union, will be held on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 20, at 3 p.m. at Paying for health for.nation is available from the NJARC Health professionals New Jersey League lor State Office, 99 Bayard si., New the North Junior High School, 60 Huck rd., Bloomfield, and members of the public Nursing, to hear a two-day Brunswick 0&901, or from any of the have been invited to the program entitled, association's 20 local units serving Tania Fleischer, pianist from South si!vec convention, of the ' 'Change to_ HealUi—Do HAVE every county of the state. Orange, will be the guest soloist." You Really Want It?" The program which will Include small group Masco Sports I Masco Sports I) Masco Sports III Masco Sports V discussions and op* Summit, NJ. Stirling, N.J, Union, N.J, South Orange, N.J. portunities for questions 647.5345 964.7144 7633322 will be held at the Jetport- 2734400 Holiday Inn, Elizabeth, Nov. i? and 18 from 8:30 This Thanksgiving fllv« Atom a brwk and tht whole family m treat... Dint Out at a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Con-one of the fine restaurants Ilittd htrt. You'll tn|ey tint Thankigtvlng far* and the sumers have been invited luxury of being served graciously and courteously. especially Thursday, Nov. MASCO'I SPORTS 17, 1877 from 8:30 a.m. '1,000,000 WAREHOUSE until 12:30 p.m. During these hours, there will be OLD1 BRINGTHE FAMILY no charge to the con- . PRE-HOHDAY SALE sumer. 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I'.'••. at Movie A The Morris Stage, 100 SUBURBAN CALEND/ South st., Morristown will Times NEWARK—'Pona Bel Desti play host to a Morris area nd,' New Jersey State cancer benefit in con- All times listed ar« Music, dance Opera. Nov. 13 at 7 pm Children furnished by the theaters Newark Symphony HaU, junction with the MADISON—Robert Taub, pi 1020 Broad SI 633 575? Morrlstown Cancer -o~o- anijt. Nov li.I p m Bowne MILLBURN—'Beauty m ELMORA (Elli.)- Theater, Drew University Beast,' Nov 1J, loan Detection Program and 377 3000 WESTFIELD—New jersey and 1 30 p.m p,i[,i i the Board of Health DIAMONDS.Thur., Fri., Symphony Orchestra Playhouse, Brcx:ik',.i!r Mon., Tues., 7:30; Sat , 1, MONTGUAIR—Shirley ver Dvorak, Bartok Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Jazz, rttt, melie soprano Nov Tchaikovsky Noy 11, ID 30WEST ORANGE-. T.i poetry, modern dance, a 5, 8:33; Sun., 3:50, 7:41; Hi I 30 p.m. Unity Concert a m westfleid High School Tales tforfi /.r LJ'JI (,f ORCA, Thur , Fri., Mon , Series, Mpntclalr High 6J4 IM3 World,' presenti (I |., fashion show and a School 7446770 Cartoon Uprr,i tr. .- Broadway act will be !| Tues,, 9:25; So!,, 2:55, Theater Nov 10 ? V> "1 0:55, 10:20; Sun,, 2:10, YM VWMA Bl tf.f'.n:: • featured. way>—THE SPY WHO New jersey, W) fiurti ''* 5:55. 9:30 Theater Banjo picker Earl •-O--O-- LOVED ME, Thur, 1 45, ave 736 3300 i<,< 11 Scruggs and his Revue, FIVE POINTS CINEMA 7, 9:15; Fri , 145, 7 15, CEDAR OBOVE—'Fiddler on OH, GODI' Terl Garr and John Denver offer support the Roof,' per fgrrnanees consisting of sons, Gary, (Union)^THE SPY WHO 9:30; Sat, 1, 310, 5:20, Wednesdays, Fridays, Randy and Steve, will to comedy about a happy suburban family whose LOVED ME, Thur., Fri,, 7:35, 9:45; Sun , 2, 4 30, Saturdays and Sundays. Museum; Sept. II Nov. 13, 1050 bring their country and peaceful existence Is threatened when God Himself Sat , 1:30, 7:30, 0:35; Sun., E:5u, 9:05; Mon., Tues , 7, Pompfon avt , 154 US! MONTCLAIR— V rock music to the Morris (George Burns) starts putting Ideas In the husband's 3:05, 5:10, 7:15, 9:25; 0 15. Museum ] \,<>j*> head. Picture Is being held over for another week at CRANFQRQ—The RoDDCr a«e 146 7iiS -.; Stage Friday, Nov. 18, at B Mon,, Tues,, 7:30, 9:35 •I)"!). Bridegroom ' Performances 5 30 p ... BROADWAY BACKIRS - Victor Lyrlt, center,, p.m. New Plaza, Linden, and AAaplewood Theater, -O--O- PARK (RoselleParki Fridays, Saturdays and Saturdays ig ,:i .• AAaplewood, Sundays through Nov I! Closed Mgndfi1 ', producer of tht Broadway play, 'Dracula,' stands The ^Fantasticks" will , FOX-UNION (Rt, 22) — BUGSY MALONE, Thur , Celebration Playhouie, 111 South ave , 27! 5704 with ftAr, and Mrs. Henry Augeniteln, owners of Cafe follow Saturday Nov 19, at STAR WARS, Thur , 2, 7, Fri,, Mon, Tues. 7 30, NEWARK—Nnw.i Moiart, IWi Morris avt,. Union. The Augensfelns B p.m., with a 2 p.m. 9; Fri,, 2, 7:30, 0:45, Sat , Sat , 1:45. 5:15. 8 35, Sun , BAST ORANpB— A Street 49 WVdSh.nylyn '. 2:30,4:45,7:30, 9:45; Sun , 1, 4:20, 7:40; BAD NEWS car Named Desire,' Oct ji Monday Sfi'yrg.i are financial backers of the production. matinee on Sunday, Nov New film Nov. 19 Per form ancps 20, Additional information 2:30, 4:45, 7, 9:15; Mon., BEARS IN BREAKING Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, i 30 p m Actor's may be obtoined by Tues , 7, 9 TRAINING, Thur , Fri , Cate Theatre, South Mgnn calling 540-9271, in Union -o-o- Mon., Tues 9 05 Sat and Central avenues, 6?!» Meadowbrook books 1881 MOUNTAI NSIDE "Black and WhftfrSn FOX-WOODBRIDGE- 3:15, 6:45, 10 10. Sun . Nature ,3M '3f f,, Color,' which opepC'd 2:30. 5 55, 915 MILLBURN—Shenandoah. IN THE REALM OF THE starring Ed Ames Through VS30 fifi.i Showboat' musical yesterday at thje-""L,Qst SENSES. Call theater at -o-(>.. Dec IB Papor M'II "Showboat," the Oscar Ferber's novel, opened in Picture Show, Union, 634-0044 for timeclock SANFORD 'Irvingtorn Playhouse 376 4343 NiWARK-N _. takes place during the war Hammeratein-Jerome 1927, and played 575 --O--O- THE SPY WHO LOVED MONTCLAIR—'Mother Caur Kern stage musical, will performances. It features period, 1914 1918. It pic. LOST PICTURE SHOW ME, Thur , Fri , 2, 7:15, age and Her children by lures a tiny society of Bertolt Brecht Through open Wednesday evening such songs as "01" Man (Union) -BLACK AND 9:25, Sat , Sun , 2 20, 4 45. Nov 26 Whole Theatre River," "Make Believe," white French going to war WHITE IN COLOR, Thur , 7 15, 9 40, Mon , Tues . Company, 544 Bioernfieid at the Meadowbrook ave 744 39J9 Dinner Theater, Cedar "Can't Help Lovin' That with a tiny white Germany SCINE FROAA 'The Spy Mon, Tues, 7:30, 9:20, 7 15. H 25 Art Grove, It will run through Man," "Why Do I Love society, both living in West Who Loved Me," shows Fri , 745, 9:30; Sat , 5 25, MOUNTAjN LAKBS— Hello 7 Africa (Totally Isolated, Dolly' oct 7 through late Dec. 17. You " and "Bill," in Roger Moore as James 7:05. R40, 10:15; Sun, Dee Wednesdays, Friday, IBVINGTON • L ' . addition to the title song. it is much later that they Bond and Barbara Bach 1:30. 3 10. 4:50. B 25, H 05, A special bill Saturday ana Sunday Meadowbrook producer learn of n World War in evenings and seierted DO 3."? 30~'J'- '', ', Peter Mlrabella baa an- The Meadowbrook as a Russian agent 9:40 ..„._,._ The Park Theater. matinees Neil's New weeks J3 9M> " • ' Dinner Theater will Europe I Picture can be seen at Q|d, Yorker Dinner Theatre 334 ave 3?3 6856 nounced that there is a "The movie portrays MAFLEWOOD OH. Roselle Park, is showing a oosa --.... cast of 26 and o complete present "An Evening With Rahway Theater, NEW BRUNSWICK what can cause a war," GOD!, Thur , Fri , Mon , special double feature this Niei, p a ' n 11 n g s T < orchestra at the Al Jolson," with Clive Rahway, Five Points UNION— I Do, I Do, musical says producer Arthur Tues,7:15, 9:15; Sal., 2, 4, week The movies are comedy Nov 11 and 12, 8 Nov 23 Mondflv 1 * •; Baldwin, Dec, 20, 21, and Cinema, Union, and I a m 11 30 p r F • Meadowbrook. He has had DAVID BRENNER, S, B, 10; Sun., 2, 5, 7, 9:15 "The Bad News Bears in p m Wilkins Theater Kean r 22, Cohen, "Cowardice, fear, Sanford Theater, College 5!7 !371 a m td S p t~<~\ h&i\i o three-story high comedian, will appear In --O--O- Breaking Training" and 3 m 5 p m Sun da f greed, unscrupulous- irvlngton. 1_1 30 p m. VuT^f • showboat with paddle Caldwell College's "Buggy Malone " Both ness .ignorance. f NEW PLAZA (Linden) Douglaii L ib'-gr-, [r wheels created for the Theater onvtHeHlff Sat. Everything here takes s*oldiers astray, - the OH, GOD!, Thur, Mon , pictures, In color, are •Fill show. 'Orca' seen urday, nov, 76 af B p.m. place as if we were looking patriots, and the Tues., 7:15, 9:10; Fri, rated PC UNiQN—V'den'apf "Showboat," which was In. the College Cam strategists, the horror of 7:30, 9:25; Sat,, I, 2:40, WQf k| by h • -I ' at the First World War 1 MOUNTAI Nil01—Nature at Elmora iLASTTMOillUOS r adapted from Edna pus Center. He will through a disfigured the trenches, the relief of 4:25, 6:10, 8:05, 10, Sun , films Sundays at 2 3 and 4 Apple Oct i\ ,'. F * 'Prrr n,ityf n ' hr- M Monday Pnflay, iQ •'* be followed by Peter the truce, the surprise of 1 "Orca," Dino De glass, we see the chaos of 1:45, 3:40, 5:30, 7:25. 9:15 'J(.,F t.Qn f~a!i A86 ?' CK3 Science Center. Waienyny p m Th# Co IRQ*-- •_• POINTS CINEMA Laurentiis' presentation of Lemongello, Feb. 18, 1978 mobilization of the troops, peace treaties as well as •O--O-- .if < on Reservation 232 5930 Kean Csliege 57^ I' • UNION - 9«4.9«» the epic sea adventure, is and Carol Lawrence, the war profiteers, the the bitterness of disap- OLD RAHWAY < Rah- "THE SPY WHO being shown at the Elmora April 8. women who lead the pointments/^ ^^^^ LOVED ME" Theater, Elizabeth, on a |PGI double bill with M.ilnMt: Thur., PH., i*t., HEDY'S DINER RESTAURANT Tues. I Thurs. The Fish Is Dsllsh.,,The Chicken^ for Pickin 1 :|p p.m. CsntjRugyi from "Diamonds," Fo.m.rly iuptr Dirlfr " I p.m. luridly NIVlRCLOiiD "TNB IN PLACE TO EAT " The Orclnus Orca, the Rsuti 11 L Bloy It , Hillilda Depression Nights And the Price Is 1! killer whale, has anMiDV eor^yiMy invitti you is try our DINNE R BUFFIT, itcand [' Whether yeuf mouih waters for seafocd Or te none FREE with iny tntr#t trom our rrttnu, wetNifltvi 5 fe *, Jumbo Sandwiches Til 1 A.M. never know how |ood ]t can be until n,u m-nil / enormous mouth with 48 Sundiyi 1 tQ 9 Chess & Backgammon value full meal of snac^1 SI HLLSEItTB SI teeth capable of smashing PONE ON PSIMISEl ' SPECtAL CHiLBSIN'i MiNU HOttHTSHAW the keel of a whaling boat. • UiiNIilMEN 1 LUNCHtON MON FBI • edric$ FISH & CHIP FISH noun FISH waumim lhit lh SANDWICH SNACK & CHIPS THE MMMO/IEUU. KILLER I THE SANFORD Shanghai 890 990 $1,79 I Spflnftlsli AvvnuS'lrv1flfT9fi CHICKEH VA CHICKEN HUSH SI llLLSKilTK SI I Undir Niw Mink9«msn1 i — Chtneie Rtilaurint I 1MIIMMM Cocktail Lounge & Restaurant SNACK DiHNER PUPPIES ' BUSINESS LUNCHEON 980 $1.89 60ea.61or25(; PARK l- :1 T IT ""* * THE SPY WHO LOVED ME ; 1P6 SMOROASBORD $295^- 193 Western Parkway I I^B •• •• •• io f5^ ^r I » I All VsuCcn Eli* lseiud*iSajeli Dtii*ff B8EAK!»*fi __^...,, Man- JKf u JiL IU1 lal>M IrLVJo^ton - 3'7J&MA._ MiiiMHiTaMy and PrlMy M1 p.m. 5«§y!ir Minu Alls Avallibie Qptnymytr -F£SH-A-GHIP5-: TRAINING i MALONE A ¥¥•••• Colonial 1975Morris Ave. Union 688-5678 When £ou buy a FISH & CHIPS I nul Fried Pliase present this coupon before orderi"! ulna Uck to airth Chestnut Tavern*! Restaurant Chicken Limit One coupon per customer, • •fid cenUKtad you 1 Mf Clwifnui St., Union Void where prohibited by law. I GEORGE BURNS AMPLlMRBt PARKING Open Dally This offer expires November 28, 197? • "OH, BOO" )OHN DENVER BETTY LIND 11:30 A.M. •hefTnestln SP II K " (PS! TERI GARR Midnight Fri. 4 S»f, 2480 Route 22 West, Center Island, Union, NJ. (opp.Rickels) !! DONALD PLIASENCI DINER & RESTAURANT Til 1 A.M. — OP1N 7 DAYS.24 HOURS Closed TuesdaI y ^ ^^^Ml I 201-9B4-SB70 • OPEN 11 A.M. to 11 P.M. DAILY • Fri & Sat, to Miancght I..1 "•LACK ANDWHITI Open Salad Bar With Luncheon & Dinner INCOLOB" 'Oh, God!' IPO) Special Businessmen's Lunch Pltntyof Frw parking EL PESCADOR—, 1932 E, St. George Ave, ' "The PamWm King" * ^ norir (Cer, ef Park Aft.) Restaurant.LoiUige-Cll tiring 'TMliPYWHO l!*"(i. i mgl i n ±s^ — LOVIDMI" FOX UNION li> lut iMaittr Charge LINDEN f25.2777^ " C« Ex (POi Portugueie, Spanlth & American Cuisine A long nme ago n o Spelcul Buslnessmcns' Lunch Daily! galaxy ^(^ffftvgy,,, Live Entertainment Wef kendi MOL r«i nisi iiir , N, j, 6876766 147 W, WBitflold Awe,, Roialla Park MOWI?" 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Daily And Many More A La Carte Dinners IS* Also Children's Menu Wm'rm No. J- For Oor Salad Bar * 1 i cr.mi... 2401 Wood Avt., Roselle 1 PAY ONLY FOR RUM try N.4. Monthlyi MtifilM IN ttnlr plnir ! M H (Off St.eaargsAvt.) 241-3850 lilMfllfialMilllMlirlllttMllllal n * ITRiltl 'SlnglM j WHAT YOU EAT! i-i I •••¥«¥ 1UNDAV NITT' Route 22 i-S DANCE PARTY & SOCIAL /•; i [Westbound Lane) \ EVERGREEN LONE AND FOR YOUR KIDS EVIRORBINAVI. Union, N.J. IPRINOPilLB, N,J, !N 1M1 WOBLii !O!1*> FULL COURSE DINNER RsuttMieSprinflfitid 688-5550 99 Av«. io EvtrerHfi Avt, LOUNGE JACKETS RtpUIBIDQN II.rtlitB.fi P.M. AL J. Donee Theatrr Cuihi \ 943 Magie Ave. - 352-6251 - Union pmtnt!,,. THE WED , FHI , I4T » SUN lANDY WELLS OUCH, BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH nio AM .] PM.DAILY AAost AAajor Credit Cards Excepted LIVi INTERTAINMENT i NUTCRACKER! S. OANCINO NIGHTLY <• Ftvorlt.O»nctR«onH 7 P.M. to • P.M. FOR TICKETS MIDNiGHTBUFFET '5 GRAND OPENING mmm Tues, Thurs., & Sun. Eves, LIDO DINER - RESTAURANT 1 OF SWEET MOLLYS' 689-6760 ROUTE 22-CENTER ISLE I SPRINGFIELD 376-1259 | NOV. 27th WE WISHTO ANNOUNCE THAT WE WITH TOASTMASTER GENERAL JERRY MALLOY ARE NO LONGER AFFILIATED WITH Horn* M»*iBrMd* All B«klng f r; SOMETHING NSW AS A BON'! PLAZA RESTAURANT IN SPRINGFIELD Done On PrimiiM Daliyl s i £ BIKTHOAY PAW FILET OF FLOUNDER — •"•-• • • •COUPON •-•-•-•-•-• ~B ¥ UNION (HOP PROUDLY INTRODUCES ITS '" =-. SUGGESTION f Sluffad with CRAB MEAT with Potato, Vagttablt, .^^ — — Roll* & Blrtftr m g^k QA a RPIIER. SKcSnNG INCLUDES *^i OPEN SALAD BAR ^^ DOLLAR DINNER P BREAKFAST SPiCiAL—« BUY ANY OF OUR DELICIOUS DINNER ENTREES, OMELETTE 2 EGGS (ANT STTLi),AA DINNERS, OR DINNER CREPES AND RECEIVE A 2nd DINNER HOMEFRIES. TOAST 99 OF EQUAL OR LESS VALUE FOR ONLY $1.00 MD COFFEE I 1 Q VILLAGE BARN 1 RT. 22 CENTER ISLE • 11 b RESTAURANT iM«Mkml NMM of Ptmtkm1 iiii»ij4Tloyi wow ! I UUNION T • MIDNIGHT I I 10B0 STUYVEiANT AVE. Sun, • fhufi,ufi, T7AM • MI LIVINC5STON ROLLER RiNH i (At Mill Rd.) IRVINGTON Limit 1 Cdupori Per Family Offtr Valid ifftP I P.M. •• Onl«k» IMOP OnlyV.lld fliru Dte. li, IW 615 SO. LIVINGSTON AVI., 991*161 .' i .Oiler Not QoSa lor Tmki Out Ordcn 4i Thursday, November 10. 1977 ?an reading clinic: A celebration of ceramic art Rutgers honors 75 years of research 4 years of growth A series of commemorative events at Rutgers University in Ness Brunswick • ••" . Hi- Lillian Putman arrived :it equipment had been moved out NO she Saturday will mark the 75th an- .'i i>ili>jii\ 14 yi'ars i\go to di'velop a could move in niversary of the first member of ihe i.i iig rlinic', nlic found a ono-room Today, the Harvard grndunte directs state university family to acquire a i> rlmi'ti! consisting of three a rending clinic consisting of more than monetary "New .Jersey connection " 1 • • lies hunks and a sign on I hi door li,(KM) volumes, video aides, audio tape The department of ceramics will ;; ,« 'RADIATION ki-i-p out " recorders, language masters and the celebrate its diamond jubilee with a n ,c mom, which litiii bwn UHtniii-s 41- Ciyiig Header. - ._. 1 —arm-, open hnubu for- nlumnirindustry- nc'i' iaboratori,, was tlu* only otU Dr. t'utman, who initiated and representatives and the public along iilal'it) to her All tbi1 laboratory developed the annual Kean College with other events noting itss modest Heading Conference, far which she beginnings in H102 received the college's distinguished In ih.it year the slate legislature irochure aids service award, has also chaired the established a course in 'practical and committee for upgrading the master's scientific instruction in Ihe art of clay mt protection program degree requirement*) in New working and ceramics" and ap- Jersey and hns been guest speaker nt propriated the sum of SIS.OOO for 1 he International Heading Conference organization, equipment and main in-1 s ncparlnicni of u for in years lenance and a yearly $2.5(10 for salaries, MM;il and l'lant Hi'ullh Inspection ! The Heading Clinic that Dr Putman supplies and other expenses i iu has issuud a new brochure: directs is designed to diagnose, and •w Animal Welfare Act How tt The idea for Ihe course W;IH the remediate reading difficulties in' brainchild of William S. Meyers, an • M'l'ts Your nog ami I'yl children The diagnostic testing and the assistant professor of chemistry, who •1 iiildilion i" fivo suKKcstioiiii on remedial instruction are administered ; conceived of a course resembling what '• " 'lo if ,1 do(i nr i-al is stoli'n or by certified teachers who are enrolled H;IS (hen being offered by Ohio State hi' hiitikli'i dosiTihos ri'UulatiiiriH m the master's degree program in University ••Hipping pets and outlines reading specialization at Kenn College In what can be described as a - |iMiisihilil n"> nf transportation According to Dr. Putman, "Students : modern -day public relations cam- • ;.;iii]i". in niainlaininti humane rare have mode stalistica) gains ns wrll as paign using circular letters, pam- • A.'ii-- ,1111] i'iiis in transit positive changes in attitude and in PHILIP W. ANDlRSON, consulting director In the physical Research phlets and personal influence of friends \\-,i- i-nvcri'H in lhi» hooklt-l arp terest Marked successes have been in Ihe ceramics industry -Meyers, with iMilatmn* ni thf act designed lo seen in children's performances in the Division at Bell Telephone Laboratories, Murray Hill, and a the approval of the college's board of i-i'.iiirajjp "pciTiapping" and to make elementary and secondary schools I hey trustees, convinced the Legislature to 1 processor at Princeton University, i- [iriii-t ii-c iinprofitLihli Olht-r were attending." She added that pass a ceramics education acl us n • BICYCLES • £ • BOWLING EQUIPMENT* ft - • CARDS & GIFTS * « •CHILDREN'S WEAR • & * CHINA . GIFTS * ft«««JL5SESSSLw«««»l LINGERIE Schwinn-RalelghEoii.Kenti« BILINSKAS BROS. %/^^J. '„ ^(.[F £fna t riliiiArnio » For the finest In Holiday C Holiday Lingerie for Gifts! 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Wiiffllll.lMiln 731-3310 Union 964-8696 Thursday, November 10, 197, Who could make light of themselves better? 1? mg "tar1,' 0.8 fng nicotine av, per cigirstts, by FTC method, Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined jhat Cigarette jmoking Isjlarigerous to Your Healths Thursday, November 10, 19? CALL AN "AD-VISOR" FOR ACTION, TODAY! - BUY SELL TRADE DEADLINE IS TUESDAY NOON FOR THURSDAY PUBLICATION IMpHinttdMin iWanin 1 Help Winltd Mm t Wonun 1 Help WintxlMtn t Women 1 _ jjtlp WinttdMin 1 Women ' 1 H*lp WintedMen t Women J Help Winfd-Man I Woman 1 HtlpWifrtMlM«ii«Wm«n 1 SECURITY FOUNDiCAT, milt, grey JOB HUNTING? white, Neir FifehWi Orove, TYPISTS REAL ESTATE SALES Ladles dressing room d more lab opparfunltiei MACHINISTS For that tprclal person supervision, II hr, week. Liberal under "HILP WANtiD" on the Intirested In H ground flosr beneflti Boowlt Teller, Short following page, LQlTi BHcKO«rmin inepherd, SECRETARIIS opportunity In the rtal estate " W'"' R1M3-1 TOOLMAKERS PAY CHECK department of Unions mast MAIM inswers tB "DUKE". VU respected real estate & _anford Ave,, Irvlngton, I10Q Prefer Machinists with Diversified Insurance firm We •re REWARD, V\ Itlt, expanding our departmertts and iTOCKWOHK PROFICIENT ' --- Rlllli experience, 2-5 yrs, minim. Precision AVAILABLE yffer Qppsftunlty and training In diversified, receiving & DO TYPING IN MY HOME, OJTi Sand «. white dutch turning & milling of close tolerance parts. commtrfilal & Industrial as well warehouse duties In T Shirt WiLL PICK UP 1 DELIVER. •bbit w slight DtacN markings. plant. Some heavy lifting, full i>tn)>l Appro, iv* lbs, Vic, vauihall as resident lol. Call Don HA 11 Hi Modern machine tools & equipment. Call A-1 TEMPORARIES MacCoy, real tsfafe manager, time tfeady work. 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LAOIEI ll,7§ 49 139,00 III Come out and pickyour good health. • «V \ WINTER COATS LEATHER DOLL/PAJAMA CITRUS FRUIT COUPON: SALE STARTS NOVIMBiR 10 THRU NOVEMBiR 21 Reg. WORK GLOVES PLiASi BRING THi COUPON. WHY NOT BUY A CASE & SHARf IT WITH A FRIEND? BAG 189.19 Reg. Reg- $199 13.85 $110 12.99 I LIBBY 4-Pc, CASE LOTS NO LIMIT 4 10-oz. MONTEREY 4-Pc. COFFEE MUG SE1 DECORATOR SET COUNT ROCK GLASSES YOU YOU 6.5 oi, WINE/JUICE PER REGULAR by ANCHOR HOCKING Regency Gift Collection CASE VARIETY PRICE SAVE PAY Beautiful* sturdy fl at, size GLASSES $059 Reg. $|99 Reg. $-|99 Rag, 15.95 Si IG.99 Mt 32 White Seedless Grapefruit 5,75 1,00 4,76 I 36 Pink Seedlew Grapefruit 6.25 1,00 S.7B N9i I DELUXE H.D, FURRY ANIMAL 100 Early Juice Cringes 7.25 1.00 6.26 CORK BULLETIN BOARDS LAUNDRY BASKET CS ; 48 Navel Oranaes 8.25 1.00 7.26 Large I8"x25" She Reg, 120 .< Tingerines 10.25 1.00 9.26 Reg. %\ 99 Reg. AQ SO Tangalos 6.50 1.00 6,50 13.00 I |4,K IMP VISE-GRIPS PLANT HANGERS 8-QT. WASH BASIN Bags of Six Fruit: AND POTS with MsilM Hintiti 32 White Grapefruit Seedless .30 .20 1.10 Rig. 36 Pink Grapefruit Seedless .30 .20 1.10 Many Itylfi $195 W,ir And HIM R«g -jgc 48 Navel Oranges 1,30 .20 1.10 I »P Bags of 12 Fruit: THERMO RAY WALL HEATERS 100 Early Juice'Oranges .15 - .20 .SB ULAporovM, liSOWBftaorlWQWitfi 120 Tangerines .25 .20 1.06 'HUNDREDS OF ITEMS' 80 Tangelos 1.26 .?0 1.05 IN STOCK AND MORE ARRIVING DAILY FROM SPAINGflELO RESTAURANT COFFEE SHOP BAKEftV 4 PRODUCE 181 BALL AVE., WHO!! Mon.-Sal. 11:30 a.m. loiO p.m 7 45 am to 11 p.m 9>mlo9pm • PLAINFIELD Sun. 12'p.in. lo 10 pm M3-3444 CALL FROM 964-5206 Oum. OPEN 7 DAYS • 560 SPRINGFIELD AVE., WESTFIELD, N.J, UNION Mon., Wed., Fri. 9-6 M0WA /m IOBB/ A KENILWOflTH Tues., Thurs, t-f • Sat. 10-3 \ OUSE PL1NTY OF Supp!.,n»nl lo Morri.tewn Daily Pi,,,,,! Ho..,w Coldw«ll Progrcii Madison |o0i, , ,.„,,lvi v "* •••- B.,L.I. .,oh,, H '"j"J"_ yVl"' E"B* Irlbuns Millbum & Short Hiiii Horn, Mopleweod/ioulh Ofanga N«w» Record, Summit Heroli Nov. 17, 1977 V M o "*' ""'• D'spetth Umgn Loader Springfield loadof. Mountainiids Echo. Vaiiiburg, Eche«s.Sentinel Thuri its Pwf.Hor.dav Sate. ^^-vc BAMOOKJEirS, HAHMES, M. EPSTEINS, SEARS PLUS113 TINE STORES 6 SERVICES ROGERS CLOTHES 1 |kvFPSANTQi OUTERWEAR ^LAYERS Tremendous Selection ..the look to at Great Holiday have now. Combine the layers Savings! shirts with slip-^rfi, cowls of turtlenecks • Wools, suedes, with cardigans. sheariings, leathers! And put it all • Pile collars and linings! together with • Every style and length! skirts. Distinctively dirndled, Arrow- These famous names; narrow Seductively Lakeland ....slit. Sharing the London' Fog _ • r~l Stratojac t fashion spotlight with Woolnch polyester and denim American Male pants Either way. TERRIFIC i 1!: *-' J Shown , • \) Shirt h. sweater Set 15 W today's young fashion place! ^1 LIVINGSTON Specialt (thru this weekend) Suede tie group reg. 13.99 to 17.99 10.90 to 13 JO FREE ALTERATIONS WITHOUT DEtAY— k Stores throughout New Jersay instant CrtdU * 13.90 ogers Open A Roger* Chirgt Account I Choose from three styles of ties • LIVINGSTON MALL in soft suedes. Bottoms are cushioned, iQround level between Stars S Hahna)) They're great buys so be early. Open Every Night & Sat. to 9:30 All handbags reg, 18.99 & up, 20% off! • MORRISTOWN: 19 PARK PLACl Open Wed A Fn Niflhii ID i Operi'ev'eryT**9M"* Sal to S M LIVINGSTON MAUL WHEN SAM GORDON'S HAS A HOLIDAY CLEARANCE YOU FIND A LOT TO BE THANKFUL FOR! SONY TRINITRON MAGNAVOX 25" DIAGONAL MAGNAVOX ODYSSEY Every Trinitron TV COLOR CONSOLE TVS Video Games. ,_ _,_ On saio PriCfs start OQQ95 Fun for the whole | Q95 as low as £«#«# 629.95 ONLY 499 •amily. 99.95 »^ ZENITH ALLEGRO STEREO SYSTEM AM/FM RECEIVER PIONEER 8 TRACK PLAYIR AND DELUXE TUHNTABLE CINTREX THISHOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER AS SHOWN FISHER STEREO SYSTEM H purchased with *****%fte STEREO SYSTEMS Total Home Entertainment System ZENITH 19" DIAGONAL additional matching speakers *J "J flJJ AM/FM Rteeivtr AM/FM Receiver with 8 track player COLOR TVS with built in B track 1 OQ95 ind deluxe <• QASS 95 SAVE $200.00 ONLY in player 199.95 turntable. 419.80 197 walnut finish. 4S9.95 339 95 169 SAVE OVER and we will $100.00 Rgladly arrange BIG "installation for SIZE 95 AMANA RADARANGE nominal charge. 349 Microwave ovens with 2 560.00 AMERIC Value timers MICROWAVE OVENS E UNDERCOUNTER deluxe cooking kit, 95 We made a ! JVESTHWfWU&HmO ONLY 379 DISHWASHERS special purchase! 229 2 DOOR REFRIGERATORS MANY MORE REASONS TO BE THANKFUL T.V.'S List Sale RANGES AND MICROWAVES List Sale APPLIANCES List Site GE II" DIAGONAL BLACK i KHITI TVS...... 11S.00, 69 95 HEAVY DUTY 4 IU1N[R GAS MNGIS. 241.15... 149.95 DORMITORY, BAR, DEN MINI REFRIGERATORS 119,95 13,95 ZENITH ir DlAGOHAL SUHU I WHITI TVS,, I IMS n.n HEAVT DUTY 4 BURNER Elf CTRIC RANGES ..... 219,95.,, 179JS 6110 CU, FTMMIGIRATORS. 295.00 119.15 MACNAVOIAC/OCILACK I Win TVS ,, , 129.95. HEAVY DUTY 30" GBMN6K ...... 3M.95.., 1I9.H 6114 CU. 0.1 DOOR REFRISIRATORL JMJL 211.95 1MJ5 CALORIC W 6JB MN6U .. 219.1!... 199.15 FRIGIDAIRf 17 CU H REFRIGERATORS.. 479.9! I| GE If OIASONAL lUCK * WHlftTVS;'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. MM'. lifts AMERICAN MAM MICROWAVE WINS 499.95 .. 22f.fi IWIRUWL15 CU. FT. RErRieEMTORS, 4?9.f! 171.95 6E10" DIAGONAL PMTASLt COLOR TVS , 270,00. 171,95 GI MICMWMt OVENS. 43195... 269.95 FRIGIDAIRE 20 CU. FT. REFRIGERATORS 519.95. 421.15 irOIAMNALSOtlBSTATIOHOI1 TVS...... 319-95 229.95 AMANA RADARANGE MICROWAVE OVENS ,. 399.95... 279.95 WHIRLPOOL 19CU.R REFRIGERATORS 529.95, 429,98 MAGNAVOX SOLID STATE PORTAiU COLOR TVS...... MISS, 291,95 TWERMADOR MICROWAVE OVEN W/BROWNER,.,. HS.M... 299.95 AMANA 1GCUFT. REFRIGERATORS .. 569.96. 441,15 R« 19" DIAiONAL SOUO STATE COLOR TVS...... M9.95 349.95 HARDNIW PiLOTUSS W GAS WNSIS ...... 417,00... 299.9} 24 CU. FT SIDE BY SIDE REFRIGERATORS IM.9!. S29,95 RCA ir OIASONALCOIOR TRM TVS 529.95 39i,IS CALORIC 2IOV. SIU CLEANING RANGES...... 429.95... 299.95 AMANA 19 CU. R. SIDE BY SIDE REFRIGERATORS 779.95, 129.95 aNBHIJOiASOIiALeONSOU COLOR TVS,...... 629.95 - 491,95 CALORIC PILOTUSS SEU CLEANING GAS RANGES . «9.95... 319.M 10CU.FT.CHISTrtlUIRS ,.... 279.91. 189.95 mli" 0IA60NALCONSO11 COLOR TVS 7N.95 iW.iS GI DELUXE MICROWAVE OVENS iM.lS.., 459,95 GI 12 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREBtRS 119,1!. 229.95 CALORIC 2 OVEN S£l/ CLEANING GAS RANGES •.. 719,95... Sra.lS llCU.r7.CHESTF«IHIK .... J45,O0. 249.fi GE 30" 2 OVEN SELF CLEANING EUCTRtC...... STEREOS List Sale 1019.00... S99.95 17 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZERS, 3(9.95. 279.95 59.95. J9.S5 CALORIC COMBINATION GAS t MICROWAVE 1325.00... 959.95 CALORIC REUSE 1 HOLD UCTR DISHWASHERS . 249.95. 199,95 nmm i THAW m mum. 51.95. 39.95 THIRHUQI MICRO t CONVENTIONAL ...... 1415.00...1129.IS KITCHENAIDUCTR. DISHWASHERS (+ PANEL) - 17!.OO. 299.95 SOUNOiSIGNITRACItSni , __ WHIRLPOpL (TOP MODEU UCTR. DISHWKHIRS 411.00, 141.15 RADIOS AND CB'S List Hale IH!OttimuSUPtR«tHTR.D/WH- PANEO- hSHU DCUBI AIR SUSPENSIOli SP£«£RS .., .... ijf.is. 19.95 299.95. 99.95 BEUJH "TURNTUU" Cl ANTENNAS...... 35.90.. 19.95 SPKD QUIIN PORTAILE EUCTRIC DRYERS -urn, 19,95 OECTtOf HONIC PUT RECORD I TRACK STtREOS 159,95 PIONIIR anna i TRACK nutos,. .... 199.95. 129.95 Gt AM/FM CLOCK RADIOS. 25.15. i 19.95 GE FAMILY SIZE ELECTRIC DRYERS ...... 125.00. .... 119.85. 139.95 PANASONIC AM/FM TABU RADIOS ...... 39.fS... HM G£HHVYDUT»6AS DRYERS..... 209,95, 119,95 PANASONIC 1 TRAM STIRtO SYSTEMS , 119,95 SMITH ALLURO STEREO W/TURNTABLE .... 229.15. lJI.il PANASONIC AM/FM DIGITAL CLOCK RADIOS 42.15.. 29.95 PORTAIU APARTMENT WASHERS 241.SS. :... 249.15. 17i.9i MAGNAVOX MULTI MUD PORTABLE RADIOS...... 79.95... J!,»5 WISTmSHOUSIHIAVYDUnilASHIRS.., 249.15 249.1! pJUMsomcpUy RECORD STIRIOS, . 319.95 MAGNAVOXSTIREO CONSOLES...... 39M5, M9.M TOSHIBA SHORT WAVE P08TABU RADIOS...... 6995 . 44 95 WdRlPOOL 2 SP. 5 CYCLL DELUXE WASHERS .... 329.95 •DRTSWr'STfREeCONSOLa,.,.. :.... 549,95. 379.99' HTGAIN23CHANNELCTS 99.95.. 49.95 WtSTINGHOUSE IILB, DELUXE MASHERS...... 386.00 319.15 ,.,,, S79.95. J99.9S PEARCE SIMPSON 40 CHANNEL DELUXE CB-S... 250.00... 99.95 S59.9!. LIVINGSTON MALL AMERICA'S MOST RELIABLE DEALER MADISON UPPliLIVH MM GORDON'S PERSONAL GUAMNTIE OF SATISFACTION UdNnALAVL ADJAONTTOSUI1 SAM GORDON GUARANTEES COMPLETE 377-5000 992 8283 SATISFACTION OR REPLACEMENT OF ANY BSSBHHS PERSISTENTLY TROUiLESOME MAJOR APPLIANCE Hminm mmunM nonwMLNB| SOLD BY SAM GORDONS APPLIANCE KAU1T mu^guTOU ttNi wm UD w SUPERMARKETS WITHIN ONE YIAR . . . TELEVISION pfHtoa* AND STEREO 90 DAYS. WE DELIVER WHAT WE PROMISE! Ei fi e B fl t BB 6 a a o ooaeaogasess aeaitta J66-8100 IMK OPEN STOCK SALE! CHRISTMAS CARDS DESK ACCESSORIES J™' ties, Cutouts, Candles, Party Goods AND A Largo Selection of Luggage And Gift Items! I! 30" WIDE !« LOG ROLL • •-! CHRISTMAS Reg, S.39 ::.f,? PACK , y. 7,„0 squaf,,,__ o pt of papof %EyU and 25 square tent ol l©ii CHRISTMAS *^™ And new des.ignii 20 ALL ALIKE BOWS CHRISTMAS Matching Accessories in six lovely colors YOUR XARP! Refl. 69C CHOICE Bog.2 00 All with self slicking A. Book end* backs* Asserted colors I. Oval dssk basket Matching leathertex coverings with gold A qreat selection of all alike per pkg. C. Ashtray toojino. • • I" flood looking brown, green, Christmas cards suitable for imprint. D. Stationary rack All new designs, NO, 3100 E. Memo holder pink, blu«, yellow only. ing F. Pen and bate H. LETTER OPINiR. USUAL 1.75 1.39 G. Desk pad. tlzof I2"xl9", I, PENCIL CUP, USUAL 1,75 1,39 14"x24", 16^x21", !9"«24 STATiONERY SCOTTY STORES Phone 992.0484 Sale Dates; CHRISTMAVjiiii S GIFT GIVING for HEARTH and HOME ,. *fe& PANTS PIACEE BOOKSELLER 45 Livingston Mall • Upper Level 994-2250'1 WOODBBIDGECajTEB WHIN IT COMIS TO CQMPLiTfNjS^ WELOWBBOORMAU In reality, we have a special way a' making grow, but uvury tmiu you (jufdituo a I ittnvin diamonds grow. And it's possible we ro the diamond of any size, you'll receive our written only jeweler who has the secret. It's called the certified appraisal so you'll know exactly what Littman lifetime trade-in allowance guarantee you're buying With guild gemologists on our and it works like this, if you buy a half-carat staff, we're one of the few jewelers who can diamond at Littman, whenever you re ready, appraise each and every diamond ourselves. we'll apply every penny you paid toward the We can also guarantee that every diamond purchase of a larger diamond. When that we offer has been personally inspected by a becomes too small, well again apply every member of the Littman family before being penny to an even larger diamond. And we'll included in our collection. keep doing it as often as you like until your If you d like to own a diamond that grows, diamond has grown" as large as you like. come to Littman, We've been making them At Littman not only enn your diamond rjrnw for over 92 ypnrs. **' t* v LittmaJM m A A JEWELERSn 26 fine stores in New Jersey. New York, Pennsylvania Mill Stores: Lawrence Livingston MariiUfipan Mnnio Park Monmouth Ocean County Paramys Park Quaker Bridge Rockaway Toms River West Self Stated Island N V Downtown: Dover New Brunswiiik Perth Amboy Somervillu Philadelphia Ami: Cumberland Dpptlora Echelon Lehigh Valley Levillo Montgomery Mooroblown Oxlo'd Vnllay Plymouth Meeting Willmgboro Major charge cards or Littman Flexi-Chargo orices slashed on F famous NINARICCI Designer Eyewear it- ^ Your choice of 4 popular styles Christmas to a man .,. .95 Stylos 1063K. 108ii, 1088H, and a lot of their presents are going to come from ^ ^4 M Natelsons 1 Hour Sifvie«*» PresertBtiont Filted It's where you can shop Lenses Duplicated* Oesigner Eytwear Dteorinvt Monograms •Tinted Glasses comprehensively Take a casual corduroy suit, 105 00. the look is LIVINGSTON MALL made by a sleeveless sweater, 16 00 to 19 00 Lower Level Near Star Roebuck Toss in a wool muffler. 944-1444 IB 00. corduroy sap 8 50 And so on, throughout COHEN'S Fashion Optical Naiet You get this comprehensive shopping only in an old- time, full service men's specialty store like us We even gift wrap free, *or instance, all part of our creative attention to you, NEW JERSEY AUTOMOBILE CLUB our customer ONE HANOVIR ROAD. FLORHAM PARK, N,J _Natelsons directly off Parking Area 24 nV 1 Livingston Mall 992 8000 BUY-A-GIFT • I • -' 'i MEMBERSHIP Emergency Road Service Personal Accident Policy Domestic and World-wide Travel Service Plus Many Other Benefits COST PER DAY LESS THAN YOUR DAILY NEWSPAPER NO BOTHER NO WRAPPING • NO RUSHING Flashlighshlight To luysrs Of 6 For Rtsidtnts I n N,lN«l A,C, T*rrttori« Essex, Morris, Union Counties SALE BOOTH LOCATED ON LOWER LEVEL ADJACENT TO BAMBERGERS OPEN 10:00 A,M, TO CLOSING LIVINGSTON MALL Q Look how Naturalizer. O works wardrobe wonders for you! ALLURE $50 1 N I M I W 6-10 I 5v,-10 SNOWBIRp $39 CORDOBA*49 FREE With This Coupon And Each Boot Purchase RAN!ER$5 A Can of Famous All Protector, An Excellent Stain and Water Protector (A $3 Value) OFFER iXPIRIS NOVEMBIR 28 Assort«d^al Wolors In Suede & Soft Leathers NATURALIZER, shows off that boot know-how The way you look has a lot to do with th© way people look at you, Show them your fWwnesaj^lhJd^JddLl YOUR EXCLUSIVE NATURALIZER. SHOE STORES RIVERSIDE SQUARE MALL THE SHOE WITH TH1 BEAUTIFUL FIT LIVINGSTON MALL HACKENSACK, N J. WM1 i LIVINGSTON, N J, "BY THE FOUNTAIN" (201) 489-2550 UPPER LEVEL (201) 992 4645 LEWS STUDENT framed prints STRAIGHT-LEG DENIM JEANS attractively framed in silver and $1199 gold metal frames. S15.SO At The County Seat we've got a large selection of Levi's straight, by .egdenim'ieans for students on sale! Choose from waist sizes 25ho "to give you that perfect fit.. .everytime! STEWART MOSKOWITZ STRAIGHT-LEG $ CORDUROY JEANS FOR MEN s 99 10 Reg, $13.80 County Seat brings you the greiftat! A large selection of Levi's the american straight-leg corduroy leans for men are now on sale! Get a super rabbit .24 \36 fit in a variety of sizes, We accept Master Charge, American Express, Visa or BankAmericard COUNTY SEAT For the Levi's line that's most complete LIVINGSTON MAUL »S£rafej PHONE994-9058 the patchwork ctm • 24 x 32 the white brothers • 24x33 Save on knee-high socks, reg. 1,29 to 1,99, 5 pr. 5.90 thru this weekend! -kHMfnuajiiiMir,.,- - ~.^~^=_ MALL • QUAKER BRIDGE MALL MONTGOMERY MALL • WILLO^lRODrnWAXrVWOODBRIOGf mNT= • THE FASHION CENTf R • ECHELON MALL • RT. 22, GREfNBROOK •«*• C/ate CURTAIN WORLD HOME DECORATING CENTERS Dramatic Save Energy With OPEN WEAVE FOAM BACKED DRAPERIES DRAPERIES Save $6 to $23 Fantastic Savings On TTiese Keep The Heartn With ' Fashion New "TARA" Patterned Print Draperies That Are Extra Wide, Draperies That Combine Color Machine Washable, Permanent With Light To An Enchanting Ef- Press, Insulate Against Heat And fect! Washable. Drip Dry In Colors Cold, 70% Rayon" 30% Acetate. Style Of: Flax, Brown, Blue, Gold, Green STURBRIDGE In Brown Or Gold. and Melon. $ 99 99 45 Reg. 69.00 60" W x 84" I 198 SO'W i S4'L 13" Rsg, 20.00 100"Wx84"L 99 S 100"W»M"L 31 Beg. 45.00 160" Wi 84" LI 52" From Our ^BLOOMCRAFT" Jialh Boutique SUPERSHEER EVERY SHOWiR CURTAIN^ND BEDSPREADS MATCHING WINDOW CURTAIN OQ75 ON SALE TWIN SPREAD fcU Reg. 57.50 FULL SPREAD 3400Reg, 68,00 Over 35 Different Styles, fach style ~-—in-An Array of Faorics, Vinyls and 4Q50 Colors to Choose From. You Will Re Throw Style, Quilted to QUEEN SPREAD cognize the Manufacturer's name the Floor, Diagonal Brick T^W Reg, 81,00 on each one, Quilting, 4 Oz, Kode! 4750 Fiberfill, Back 100% DUAL KING Cotton, Supersheen ^ f Reg, 96,00 CASHIER WILL DEDUCT 50% Cotton, 50% Polyester. Solid Colors SW x 84 Drapery HfiOO of Pongee, Terra Cott, I W Reg. 32,00 Sable, Gofd and Navy. Quantities Limited to PILLOW SHAMS Reg. 17.50 THE TICKET PRICE Stock in Store. INTf RMiDIATE SALE PRICES HAVE SEEN TAKEN ON THIS ITf M. SIZE AND COLORS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALf, ROCKLAND SHOPPING PLAZA RT. 56, NANUET, NEW YORK CURTAIN WORLD ARCHWAY SHOPPING PLAZA SCARSDALE, NEW YORK LIVINGSTON MALL • UPPER LEVEL NEAR SEARS TURNPIKE SHOPPING CENTER 201 992-5042 • Hours'. Mon. Thru Sat, 10.00 • 9:30 FAIRFIELD, CONNiCTICUT GRUBEWS Do-do-doodle- DRESS SHIRTS ,, . oodle-ooh-do-do-do. Have the extra touch of elegance in various moods for fall '77 Do-do-doodle- ubtli1 Stripes - Tone on Tone oodle-ooh-do-do-do. Solids • Button Dunn U)^ -From $11.50 .•MANCIM = 817 AH) Do-do-doodle- 1 DAMON • $18. W oodle-ooh-do-do-do. ADOLPHO-827.50 Do-do-doodle- -/'The newest fall colon* to accent the shirt oodle-w^h-do-do-do. of your choice. *6JOto«17;50 • BILL BLASS • PICCOLO • LANVIN • PRINCE RINALDl . Open • Omb.i'i charg, .eeounl • M.ior Charge Card, Honmtd GRUB€ftS LIVINGSTON MALL , IRVINGTON CENTER • UNION CENTER , FRSEX QREEN PLAZ&- WEST ORANGE WHERE CAN • Piece of French Brie • Garlic P4ekl©Jor Stick of Pepperoni • Wedge of English Stilton • Ham on rye to go .\ • Piece of Greek Feta • Piece of Cheesecake SANTA CLAUS • Piece of Italian Gorgonzola IS COMING TO LIVINGSTON MALL • Coke or coffee to go • Piece of Domestic Kasseri ON AN ANTIQUE CALUAPHONE • Lb. of Gourmet Coffee or Tea • Lb. of Thumann Cold Cuts SATURDAY MORNING SOON TO BE READY — SIT-DOWN COUNTER NOVEMBER 19-10 AM "H«'» gonna find out who's naughty anil nice," Mara than just a cheese store* • • ALSO. WITH SATfTA ROSIE and FERBERT The Clowns DONT MISS THE FUN! Livi lawhow« Psrti«» O S«*h Dung *«»*, UWB^mn. IVw J«u* •""OfWMONSAVIWSi S^tWOAV lO'AMtO.ftJOPH gsluivlngston MaliVLower Level near Barnes: HAWIES, «, EPSTiiNa. SEAKS Ftos «s FINE STOK£» t«wi« 992-2394 ___^ • IN CASI OF INCLIMSNT WBATHIR AN ALTERHATE VEHICLE WILL BB PBOV1DI0 GRAND OPENING LIVINGSTON MALL JEKYLL'S HIDE IS LEATHER FEATURING FULL LINES IN LEATHER AND SUEDE COATS • JACKETS • SHOES • BOOTS • GLOVES DRESSES • HALTER TOPS • BUSINESS CASES ATTACHE CASES • BELTS • CAPS • HATS MOCCASINS • WALLETS • AND MORE! OPENING SPECIALS GENUINE BROWN STEERHIDE MEN'S WAIST LIGHT JACKET ZIP JACKET • CANADIAN BOOT PIL6 • BURGANPY NATURAL iODY LINING COWHIDE • DYNEL FUR COLLAR • TWO FLAP POCKETS • 100% NYLON KNIT • CLASSIC CONTEMPORARY BOTTOM LINES • 2 WAY PATCH POCKETS • OITAIL STITCHING • FLY FRONT OVER ZIPPIR • TOP .sorrow SNAPS, IPAULITS SPECIAL LOWER LEVEL NEAR BAMBERGER'S A handsome gift HONG KONG ORIENTAL GIFTS, LTD. Christmas at'7.99 Headquarters for Over 10,000 Unusual .•.And, Oriental & Domestic something items From totiett Ail Over The World. with. Gifts At Prices You Can Afford, SEE OUR SPECIAL GOURMET SELECTION OF CHINESE FOODS ASSORTED STATUARY, ORIENTAL FIGURINES & VASES, WALL HANGINGS & DRESS SHIRTS- Reg 9 99 RELIGIOUS ARTICLES. Save 20°'o on our fine Shirts Expertly tailored m washable pol ester and cotton with new (ash>on Full Line of Xmas Studio Cards collar and 2-button cu"S Nc r needed 14 '/a to 17. Stocking Stuffers, Jewelry, TIB- Reg S4 andSS iongs, Pipes and Poster Sets. free 1008e poiye'sler ties .n a groa selection of handsome patterns and solids LIVINGSTON MALL UPPIR LiVEL NEAR SEARS »92.860S Save 33/3% on Superb Hoff ritz Knives Jn <$/<*<** Hoffritz, America's premier cutlery merchant for more than 44 years is proud to glltr these fine knives in four distinctive sets. The stainless blades have a high carbon content Handcrafted Result: sharper knives with a keener, longer-lasiing cutting edge. The rosewood handieu _are secuxrtjoJuJ|Jarigi^UhLlh_res^vtiS,_FuiLtang mean* t.fre blade continues the length Htmicarms^ of the handle for strength, solidity and balance. Now at a 33Vj% savings, you can chotrsi; from a fine the set that suits your needs and buy several as Christmas gifts. collection Shown: THE PROFESSIONAL (88773) 3V Paring. 5" Utility. 6" Boning. 6" tak'i 6" Fork, B' Carver. 8" Chef's. 10" SHcer starting at $10 Reg. .Price $112.50 Sale Price S75 THE UTILITY (887571 3'," Paring, 5" utility.'(T Chef's. 8" Carver. R*g, Price $57 Sale Price $31 THE BASIC (88749) 33." Paring. 5" Utility. 8' Carver Reg, Price $34,50 Sale Price 121 Not shown; THE COOK'S '88765) lu" Paring. 5" Utility. 6' Cook's 8* Chef's. 10" SKc Reg, Price $73.50 Sale Price $49 8" Boning Kmte (8S595).and 6" Fork 188587) shown in Set 188773) can be purchased separately Reg Price $12. each. Sale Price $i. each. Not shown: Magnetic Ban Wicksmticks 2B% off when you purchase any of these sets. Reg. Pfiee $6.50. Sale Price V * LiVINfiSTON MALL H°FEWTZHASIT UPPBfLSVELTreXTTO-BKMBBRGHrS*—- •JAZZ z •POP o INVENTORSAVE ON OUR COMPLETE INVENTOflY OF LP'S 4 TAPES OH THE LABELS LISTEYD HERE , INRIO THE PRICE CATEGORIES TSHOWN! •ROCK • COLUMBIA • EPIC • A&M • BUDDAH • PORTRAIT • PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL • BLUE SKY • KIRSHNER • PLAYBOY" BESERKLEY • CARIBOU • CALLA • T-NECK • TSOP • INVICTUS • VIRGIN • LIFESONG • HORIZON •FOLK (THE COLUMBIA MASTERWORKS CLASSICAL RECORDINGS ARE NOT INCLUDID IN THIS SALE) FEATURIHG SUCH GREAT ARTISTS AS: • HEART • CWCAOO • PAWi MASON • BLUE OYSTER CULT • EOZ SCA6GI • KANSAI • BOSTON • BILLY JOEL •SOUL • ENGELBERT HUMPERHNCK • NEIL DIAMOND • SANTANA • THE JACKSONS • BARBRA STREISAND • AERQSMfTH • DAN FOGELBERG • BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN •OJAYS .EARTH, WIND iRRi » GARPENTiRS « PETER FRAMPTON • CHUCK MANBIONE • SUPIRfRAMPS » CAT STEVENS » RITA GOOLJME • NILS LOFGfliN • PETER ALLEN • GATD BARtUERI . MELBA MOORE • BEN VEREEH • NORMAN CONNOBS • GLADYS KNIGHT AND MANY, MANY MORE! ON TAPE WHERE AVAILABLE S»ts of 2 LP's or more- pi IIQ! EVERY • NONESUCH • EVERYMAN. pas _multiply no_o(-LEis^. PRICf S ARf EFFECTIVE U - "' LP IN OUR HUGf INVENTORY AT XT ,„ In sat by 2.39 "Spin-sationa! packages!" "Music system special!" ooo SAVE $30 Merilon AM/FM 8-Track/Phono 3-ln-1 Compact Music System BM-C 920 Belt-Drive B*l*C940 Bait-Drive B-l-C 960 Belt-Drive Reccwd Chonger With Base, RscOfd Changer With Record Changer WJ(h Bnmmfng with fpatufrs Cartridge, Dust Cover Base And Dust Cover Base And Dust Cover Hensiiivi? AM FM stmfio raa pr w. !oudn(*S3 componrinfinn and i-yniin Gfnai deal1 A iota! cocofd Tho B4O is Quiet as a byttefily. Msfg ydvaneed ientufes tor ou?i tnno c-onfiQis. full BI/G DSH nuin pJiiying sysinm inf one ef the and damped %uperb perlofmanc-tj and fie* mnlrc record chiinfjnf 8 track pluyi'r (Qwest prices yog il ever ^up g lor^arri. much teiiify Fyiha^e jigifer Caftndgt? with nuto mrjnuai r.hiinntM r,(;!f*f,tuf tDf this kind of qualify esfra and two high-cornpjiiifif.i' ;nr susp*""1 95 95 95 Complete' Complete' Reg. 149.95 59 89 139 "Tim©-ly buy!" "Musical marvel!" "Our lowest price ever!" Jensen Modal 20 Meriton Batt./AC 2-W«y Speaker Lots of sound for this AM/FM Radio With low, low price1 BM Cassette Recorder woofer and 2" tweet- AM/FM Digital Clock Radio er for brilliant highs Great AM/FM Recep- Solid-state circuitry, excellent AM/FM and rich, deep lows tion! Record off-the-air sound Music or alarm wake-up, live with build-in mike ^^leep switch, more. 95 Urge 4-3/4" full range 95 39 EACH speaker lor BIG sound. Hsg. 59.95 SAVES20 "Two winners, one low price!" Sharp RT-1155 Front-Load meriton Cassette Deck With Dolby* SAVE $20 Trust your oars Exclusive Auto Program Search System lets you advance to the next selection at the -touch—f>j—n-jiytinn nuai x/u jifltnfs._ tape_ "Great track record!" selector switch, much morol OR Technics RS-615US Front-Load ADC XLM MKH Stereo Cartridge Cassette Deck With Dolby* Top-quality pick-up with "induced magnet", Has tlmar standby mechanism tor iutomatie record or playback at a preset time High design forSiper tracking accuracy. precision level meters, mic/line input selec- tor, super alloy head, more! 88 YOUR 95 CHOICl! 28 Tfc-*«™ 169 each THl *OHL0S LAHOtSl HtCQBB M« 4 AUDIO DtALgtt ?• •• PRICES km iFFfCTIVf LIVINGSTON MALL LIVINGSTON, N.J. IT'S BEGINNING TO READ A LOT LIKE • CHRISTMAS. SELECT YOUR PERFECT HOLIDAY GIFTS AT WALDENBOOKS . .. OR, GIVE A JOURNEY TO THE WORLD OF BOOKS WITH A WALDENBOOKS GIFT CERTIFICATE! LIVINGSTON MALL • Roekaway Townsquare Waidenbooks s u\l -,111111 •" willowbrook Moll * FABULOUS — • Wayne Hills Moll Ruggedly built for tough wear, cushioned for comfort. Now is the time to get em . for serious hiking or city walking! ii Special Vak padded suede leather upper, Gals long-lasting ribbed soles. Fashion Jeans Men's $19,99 leys' $18,99 in Denim & Cord Reg. $18-$23 #14,90 Flannel L/S Shirts Reg. $14 HO.9O Kids Woven & Flannel Shirts liiriT W 'Guys Fashion Jeans Rugged hiker, with | Reg. $16 & Up padded leather upper, durable soles. Flannel & Western Shirts Men's 134.99 Reg.$14-$i6 Plus hundreds of oth<*store-wide Special Values! LIVINGSTON MALL Livingston Mall I o CD m pay TO Pay bills or transfer between accounts by phone- any phone, any where them as your DiaPN Pay accounts. Pay your bills by phone Prefer a separate Dial 'N Pay savings Any phone, any where, It's fast, it's convenient, and it's c;isy. account? It s easy to open one. nupst any time 1 Jut 1 'N I'iiy is a ness' I Inward service We'll also ask you to sign an that lets you pay your authorization form listing who you will Call from home. From regular bills with a simple want to pay through Dial 'N Pay, For work. From a phone phone call. Bills such as your protection, these will be the only booth on the highway. department stores, utilities, accounts you can pay through Dial 'N And if you're calling credit cards, your mortgage Pay. The list may be added to at any from anywhere in New or personal loan, even time. You may even pre-authorize jersey, the call is toll-free! payments toother bank regular, set amount payments and we'll Hours are 8 am to 8 pm, accounts. No checks to do it automatically. Mon-Fri., and 9 am to write. No stamps to buy 2 pm Saturdays. You can even tell us to and lick. No envelopes to It costs less send a payment or make a trlnsfer as scrounge. Just call Dial 'N many as 30 days after you call. Pay, tell us who you want to pay than a postage stamp! How to get find how much. We take it from there. For each Dial 'N Pay transaction you make Transfermoney between — to pay a bill or the convenience of your accounts by phone transfer money — thexe's a 10c service Dial'NPay No ireiwied dastrtoTTTe bank " charge.X«s8lrTa"nTKfi ^tnp hy any Howard office, or send JJS to transfer money from cost of a postage the coupon, or call 201=456-5900 and your savings account into stamp—to say nothing we'll send you full details and a sign-up your checking account, or of the time and kit. No obligation, of course! to pay your savings account aggravation you save! from your checking account. Just call Dial 'N No minimum balance Pay and tell us. It's done Mail to: the same day. For your Scotfree checking or for your Dial *N Pay savings account. And there's The Howard Savings Bank no minimum or maximum amount which Marketing Department Here's what you need you may pay or transfer, either! 768 Broad Street touseDiai'NPay Its completely safe and Newark, Nj. 0710V A Scotfree checking in your control Name. account and a Howard Only you know who you owe, how much, Addrt*s_ Regular 5)4% pass and when It's due. Nobody gets paid bcx>k savings unless you call and tell us. And, since City— account. If you ynnr acrnnnt number and personal "already have these number are as unique to your account Statez rZfp: Howard accounts, as your signature, only you can tell you may designate us who to pay. | | MM • • SAVINGS BANK • th, e HowarMembedr FDIC liwnwl(^IJ1tUyingstonMallXjusUnaidejriaiDlQ\6ffirJevel-Ejsfi^^ is where the r JWNJWESf fun starts! CURES the uncommonly cold: 257oOFF ALL HEAVY OUTERWEAR! Choose from a selection of polyiilled down leek, sherpB-linod nyion, pilsd=lined eordi and un=eui cords, piied-hngd Oxtofd poplin, and shofpa-lined spin cowhide rcg. S31-S9O We lake your fun seriously Uivinpton Mai! Parartius Park Offer good; Rockaway Townsquare Wlllowbrook Mall NOV. 17-19 and other major shopping centers, LIVINGSTON Spencer supplies tne gins you supply the love Spencer Ottts^olpsto set the Christmas scene with gifts that 8fO fun to give and receive Posters ancj Plush anlmafa for the kids, incense and exotic lighting lor leens, bath and jewelry gifts tor morn, bar mirrors and backgammon games tor dad plus so much more. This Christmas, Spencer's has it all for you. WtMFflK-.kf, Ofl.Ll.LHV Ol UNUSUAL (t Yi~'r* I Iris iV his The Actives by Woolrich Th( IMJV In Ai'tr ' If' ft rl A c tjniltirt.ihlt, nuti i iiirl r i I C |>i V p itfi-Tn til i irni I HI 1 i r Ht A ul I) n,I i ,i H "III • I Mllll Wi il In I I I t y i[M FLORSHEIM THAYIR McNEIL Phone: 533.9644 20 LIVINGSTON MALL LIVINGSTON, N.J. 07039 Livingston Mall, ' til \ V * H 111 iRHIilM IllXil it \1.MII fWOODTONE" STARTER SET INCLUDES; 10 GALLON WOODS RAIN AQUARIUM, - - • — FUirWSH I AIR™ PUMP, BOTTOM FILTER, BOX SALE EXPIRES FLOSS AND CARBON, Nov. 23,1877 BOOK AND A QQ TUBINQ. 94V0I •HI •Mit.c*>e uqiumm BiHlliCtui For a hot, delicious / LIVINGSTON HALL LIVINGSTON, NEW JIRSEY (201) 994 2390 iAQUARIUM SALE, experience you "WOODTONE" won't get anywhere , , 20 Gal. High 11.99 until you p 20 Gal. Long 11.99 take that second bite! ED s BASIC FLAKE FOOD 29 Gallon 16.99 HOZ.Rti.99e FOR A REAL TASTE TREAT 2;;;; 1.33, TRY EM WITH MUSTARD QUIET AIR PUMPS Hot Sam Pretzels FILTER | Hush I 3.99 at ROSS 88< Hush II 5.99, .Hush III 9.99. LIVINGSTON MALL ALL Lower Level 'AQUARIUMS HAVE ED'S LIFETIME OPIN DAILY GUARANTEE, OPEN 10 to 9:30 WE RESERVtTHI RIGHT WAYNE STORE SUNDAY TO LIMIT QUANTITIIS MJ a. for men and women including newFrye designs exclusively aiVanguard s I NDEARING. Most 1295 *500 1800 i!050 *125O Diamond stud earrings, for pierced ears, set inl4K-T-gold", instant endearment themomentyou put them on. I Frye Luggage Frye fOF met! . , , •^ Weekender exclusively at Vanguard OVER FIFTY YEARS OF INTEGRITY LIVINGSTON MALL HWGUAftD OARDEN STATE PLAZA • WiSTFlELD • MORRiSTOWN 533-9619 Frye headquarters LIVINGSTON MALL • LINDEN • MONMOUTH MALL If your expenses go up when the temperature goes down will your checking account keep P.A.C.i,? You can use your checking iccdunl to meat expenses— it its a SUMMIT PACE. Account! P.A.C.E.. you set, means Permanently Available Credit Extension—ind that i exactly what you get if you quality With a PACE, standby cash reserve, you'll have money when you need it!-* Every PACE. Account comes with a cash reserve ranging from 84QQ to S5500. With P;A.C,E, Checking, you're tree to overdraw your account (up to your pre-approved credit limit) whenever you need extra cash; the money will then be transferred to your account in multiples of $100. It's as easy as writing your own loan! Repayment is easy, tpo You can choose to repay in the manner that suits you best—either in full, or on an automatically determined monthly schedule. And finance charges correspond to an annual rate of 12%, So. why not open a PACE. Account today? Remember: with P.ACE. Checking, you'll have money when you need it! P.A.C.E. Checking—only from: SummiITt 3DQ \ Member FDIC «L I Qepasilpeso!s Federally ElizabethrlN / Insurered To 140.000 MiMOES QF THE SUMMIT B ANCSH FOB AT iQN For qomplete inlejmBtlori, call J776jog SUMMIT: 367 Springfield Avenue BIRKILEY HEIOHTS; 145 Snyder-Avenue- NEW PROVIDENCE: 15 Soulh Sired SHOUT HILLS: 88 Morns-Ellen Tumoikt? (Sunmi;(| LIVINQSTON; Livingston M»l! (Upper Level) IS THERE SOMEBODY YOU'RE FORGETTING? RJ FOR YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING . BOGGS THK PLACK SETTING In nl 3 SUPER SWEATER SAVINGS Featuring Gourmet Kitehtn Shop Casual A Fin* China Dlnnerwara 100% 2-ply cashmere Vneck StainlsBi 4 Siivarplate Flatware Flna Crystal Glassware Reg. S65, Now $49. Beautiful Serving Pieces GHtw.ro 100% sherland wool crew neck For That Special Someone Reg. $25. Now $19. W« h*va • Jewelry Department ipaetaHztng In Marling,lurquoisa. Ivory and gold. Orion sleeveless sweater vest SOMETHING FOR (VERY TIME I DA Til Reg. $18.50 Now $12. THE PLACE SETTING LIVINGSTON MALL, LIVINGSTON, N. J. 07039 Livingston Moll • Monmourh Moll • Woodbridge Shopping Center Quokerbridge Mall • Montgomery Moll • Oxford Valley (201) 994-4288 Perkins Great CORPS DIPLOMATIQUE Hand made imported luxury cigars Irem SUB pliers to the Royalty o( Europe §nd inier national Diplomatic corps CHOICE OF 4 SIZES • After-Dmner, Reg 60c ea • Ambassadeur, Reg 70e ea • Delagacion. Reg 70c ea • Conference, Reg 80c ea Sale45c ea, BOXOF10 FLOR de PALICIO Imported Havana Seed Hondurgn gro tooacco and manufactured under the super vitiOn ot a lormer head oi the lamous Hoyo and leiinfla cigar (actofy m Cuba CHOICE OF 2 SIZES - BOX OF 25 Corona #1 sscea 12.95 Corona #2 50c ea- 11,95 We're proud of our superb selec RIONDO tion o( short" suede and leather All long tiller tobacco with natural «viapiw tack«!s, and long leather coifi f rtciory Iresih Unusual smokinq ggality See our newest ityles it special 1 CHOICE OF 3 SIZES - BOX OF 25 low prices' • California 36c ea •Caribe - -P • Elegante ff • All Prices Effective thru Dec, 26,1977 L - LIVtNGSTON Also at Bergen Mali. Paramus LIVINGSTON MALL < a. The m most beautiful offer 1 you've had all year A $25 value, only $4 with any $6.50 or more purchase of Merle Norman cosmetics. We've saved our best offer for now. An elegant smoke-gray cosmetic tray filled with carefully selected Merle Norman cosmetics. Now through December 31 or while supplies last. noRmnn cosmETic STUDIO LIVINGSTON MALL Lower Level-Hahne'* Entranceway 994-3621 M^aybe he was grouchy because his shoes were too tight* A pair of Regal shoes could have , Rene a lona way tow*rd improving old Scrooge's hoUday spirit. Chances are a pair or two of ne\v Regal shoes could do the same for you or somebody you know. Regal shoes for men make for an outstanding Christmas —past, present or future. HOES NBH CBUT TO CO*i.T LIVINGSTON MALL UVlNbsTON MALU CHARQt IT WITH YOUR • * MASTER CHAB01, BANK AMEHICARD OR AMERICAN EXPRESS 1 YOUR vastfiifHABOj BaNK*MIHIC»B0 AM"'»'<«f r»HE55 z Healthy Holidays! o < (n CD VALUES! VITAMIN E VALUES! No N 500 mg. 994 500 mg. NO. a? No 100I.U. 4001.U 901 988 Capsules with mm •• CNC VALUE • • • m Rose $159 100 I Start YOUR Bay Hips VHamtnC | 100 250 , 250 teiSfowtfi Good 100 $4.88 100 Safflower 25Q.$4 75 250 S3.89 ti.il 50* lOOOmg. lOOOmg. MOI.U. » i.W. 989 Oil Capsules 6 Capsules Vitamin C 100 2S0-SB.39 Premier Granola ISM. COMPARE & SAVE! GHC me Value Brands °c Last Chance Diet Granola MM. S8.51 Supertron $1.1 DOOK VaVue S3.M DtCiCO*'-' !H<> (eyoluhon.ify AfM^jhl i'r,', pi.in ih.ii Fi HlghRN UnMn s,n ilock"«i in lh|. lilttirji;', tiorlnr *Ini (].. ji'ir;[i'.'tl il Granola Stress-Tab* S7.95 Stress-O-Vite S4.N Free with coupon and purchase at GNC. 600w/iron NO w/lron PRINT (UMi M,U Geradec S3.99I - APT HO CITI - sr*ii JIF i 1 4 -1 14 M, Chocks S3.1I MutrtChews wHh Iron $1,71 EQUAL MFWfl ZESTY mmmmuto B-Complex S7.95 B-Contplex $5.75 NQrvFatttninSunfloweg inr Seeds ftaittn The newett eatitst way to High in Prottin Granola Low In Carbohydrates GIVE THE GIFT OF California HEALTH Dates Btack Mltslon 100% Natural Deluxe it at. • HlqIfllhi nuicProteimn ,,,-,.,i,.,t T.iki• HUH.iiih-ii n.-i.'hi i.II 1 ki11 ith m Reducing Iliul'"- i -""'|'rr.ri-HI Niilii' ••". "nil "! I MI jgtf Formula 28 M. si 2.95 Golden Harvest^ Pried Fruit Pack With Dates, Raisins, $^C99 CMC VALUE I Prunes and Figs. No 969 f*™ Alfalfa M g\t B-6 M«dlom 2/$ • Pumpkin GNC NUTRITION UPPER LEVEL • LIVINGSTON MALL 'CENTERS WOODBRIDQE • PARAMUS MORRIS COUNTY MALL •"" J up to ill*: iinj«|i«t: A good f lUiiilt* fot'llll y t»in*il«W Full comes round Scholl's ruthloiicd arch comforts and cradle* your foot. Soft, supppU leather* Long.wearing Rhino crepe sole Naturally Toes lie rounded unhampered Scholl casuals . comfort by the foot Women's One Way: Raisin Brown other colors also available 00 LIVINQSTQNMAU. Same fine quality Still only $3.25 per Ib. a m assistant buyers'sale days s FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT BAMBERGER'S JUNIORS' SCARFCGATS, EVERY MISSES* LEATHER, FUR TRIMMED WRAPCOATS SUEDE COAT, JACKET pis- heltM hf»igf> wnnl wrap Buttery soft leathers, Shear- with dyed rabbit shawl collar, Itngs.—Boffea—goedes-—Shtrt^ buttoned tabs on the sleeves. coats, wraps, trenches, wrap The single breasted brown and jackets, blazers, trouser jack- green tweed with fly-away ets. Real fur trim. Satin, quilt or scarf, big hood. Wool nylon. 5 zip acrylic pile-lined. Pius dash- 13. ing bolero/skirt sets, 6-16 pe- tite, 8-18 misses, 20% to 33% off women. MISSES' SCARFCOATS/WOOL COATS. Scarf coats with striped scarves to wrap around and around. Single or double breasted coats in stripes, tweeds, solids. Wool or wool- WOMEN'S SHORT COATS, MISSES' SKI JACKETS: nylon. S S ANTIFREEZE STORMCOATS WHITE STAG AND IMPORTS Regularly $100-$ 145 Sale 79- IO9 S S 25% Off Now 22 to 82 MISSES' FOXTRIMMED STORMCOATS. Single Originally $55 to $100 breasted shortcoats, trimmed with fox tails, hooded and lined Orig. $30 to $110 with warm acrylic pile. Choose the turn-key closing or belted Ready, weather or not. Wraps, Zip and snap fronts, belts, single breasted. Bonded polyester solids. Walnut, rust, tan, single and double breasteds with hoods, ties, big pockets. hoods. Blue, rust, beige, green, Sizes. 8-18. Wools, wool-nylons, cotton/ nylon with polyester fill. Regularly $75 Your choice polyesters with acrylic pile (in- ing. MISSES' BQRGAZIA* COATS. Fake seal look with Tis saveP fake mink collar and cuffs. Choose the double breasted with back belt or the tailored with notched collar. Black. 8-18. Regularly $170 borfy, no mail or phone orders. Misses, Women's, Juniors' Coals, at all BamlMfger stores. assistant buyers'day 6 THIS IS IT. . THEIR TWICE A YEAR CHANCE TO PROVE TO THEIR BOSSES & THEMSELVES BIG AND LITTLE GIRLS' COATS, JUMPERS, PANT OUTFITS 2O% V ' I I Regularly 7 50 to $85 WINTER COATS AND JACKETS; Wool meltons, real suede, make believe leather-vinyl, quilted nylon, acrylic pile-lined canvas and more, 4 6X, 7 14, Regularly $20 to $85 20% OFF JUMPERS AND PANTSETS: Challis-, holiday velvets,, cotton-cordu- roys, acrylic knits. 4-6X, 7-14, Reg. 7.50 to $20 , . . . . 20% OFF OVERALLS AND GAUCHOS: Brushed cotton-denims, corduroys, acrylic knits. Zips, rainbow-stitching, brights and neutrals. 4-6X, 7 Regularly $12 to $20 20% OFF GIFTS, ACCESSORIES, ETCETERAS: Dresser sets, jewel boxes, some musical. Knit hats, gloves, scarves and mittens. Stationery, photo albums, back packs, lightweight luggage and banks. Regularly S2toS15 .. , , 20% OFF TEENS' OUTERWEAR, SWEATERS, JUMPERS; Coats, jackets, cowl tops, pullovers, cardigans, jumpers. Reg. $8 to $68 ..".... , 30% OFF BIG AND LITTLE BOYS' JACKETS, JEANS, TOPPINGS 20% to 28% off Reg. 4.40 to $45 ers. rainwear, more. 4-7, 8-20. Regularly $24 to $45 . . 20% OFF KNIT TOPS: Long sleeved crews, turtlenecks. collared crews. Polyester cotton, 4-7, 8-20, Regularly 4.40 to $9 20% OFF BIG BOYS' SWEATERS, "SPORT" SHIRTS: Wool-acrylic crews and Vs, acrylic knit cardigans, ski sweaters, argyles, more. Plus football, soccer jerseys. 8 20. Regularly $6 to $20 . . 20% tO 25% OFF CORDUROY JEANS; Big boys' cotton Levi's*. Little boys' in cotton- polyester with matching vests. 4-7, 8-12R, 8-145. 25-30 waist. Reg. 7.50 to 15.50 .". 20% OFF LEATHER HIKING BOOTS: Lace-ups with padded ankle collar, MEN'S RANCHERS, STADIUM COATS, JACKETS rugged molded non-skid sole. Tan leather. 13VI-3, 3Va-6, Regularly WINTERIZED WITH f HICK $19 to $21 SALE 13.99 to 14 99 ; ACRYLIC PILE LININGS SAVINGS FOR INFANTS' ANDTODDLERS 2O% off Regularly $56 to $100 INFANT AND TODDLER BOYS' SUITS: Knits, velvets, more, some THE CQWHjDES; Brawny rancher or battle jackets in sueded split vested. 12-24 mos., 2, 3, 4. Regularly 7.50 to $41 .... 20% OFF cowhide, deep-lined with Sherpa-look acrylic pile. 36 to 48. The rancher, regularly $100, SALE $80 INFANTS', TODDLERS', 1IG AND LITTLE GIRLS' SLEEPWEARj The battle jacket, regularly $75 SALE $49 Stretch coveralls for infants, toddlers' and girls' pajamas and gowns. THE CORDUROYS: Rancher in ribless cotton corduroy or ribbed Regularly 5.25 to $21 20% OFF corduroy stadium coat with on/off hood. Both lined edge to edge with thick acrylic pile. , , The rancher, regularly $55 SALE $44 The stadium coat, regularly $75 SALE $60 Sorry, no mail or phone orders. Savings for Men and Young Men, _8HgPBA_MBERQER'8 LIVINGSTON AND ROCKAWAY TOWNSOUARi SAT, FROM 9:30 A.M, TO S^ MON. THRU FRI. 9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 > sales friday & Saturday THAT THEY'VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES. . .& YOUR CHANCE TO TAKE HOME TERRIFIC BUYS ! MEN'S LEATHER PALM GLOVES Warm driving gloves in acrylic knit with leather palms. Tan, brown or black tor all your lackets. S.M.L.XL. Specipi purchase $6 lOUNG MEN'S WINTER JACKETS Nplon tankers, hooded bombers in nblass cotton corduroy. Split cowhide jackets in tan or brown and more. Oig. $35 to $75 Now 24.50 to 52.50 YOUNG MEN'S LEVI'S" JEANS Western style flares in brushed cot- ton denim. Flares and straight legs in pre washed cotton denim. Plus Levi's flannel and woven shirts in assorted colors and plaids. Blue, tan, brown, natural, Reg. 15.50 to 19.50 20% off MEN'S, MISSES' SKI PARKAS Snap or zip fronts. Hoods, Zip or slash pockets. Lightweight nylon with warm polyester fiberfill. Light blue, white, navy, blue, Reg. $36 to $40 Sale *30 Not in Princeton and Plainfield MEN'S SWEATERS Crewnecks Cardigans. Some cable, wing collars or ribbed. Washable acrylic Solids aVid stripes. Regularly $22 to $28 Sale 15.40 to 26.60 MEN'i~~WARM SPORTSHIRTS SPECIAL Corduroys. Flannels. Supersuede11, 25% off I 25% off PURCHAS Great for layering, warm enough to Regularly $35 to $250 Hegularly $14 to $70 go it alone. Cotton, • wool-nylon, Arnet11 triacetate-nylon. Solids, plaids. MEN'S VESTED SUITS, BLAZERS, DRESS SLACKS. Reg. $15 to $20 Sale'12 to »15 Traditional and European sutis by Botany, Geoffrey Beene, Cardin, YSL, more. 2-button jackets with side or center vents. Watch-pocket vests with back belts. Flares. Plus British-look and classic MEN'S JEANS. VESTS, BLAZERS blazers, sportcoats, coordinating flares. Wool, polyester-wool, polyester. Solids, pinstripes, patterns. Brushed denim flared.jeans. Coordi- Suits Not in Plainfield, Prlneiten, Morriltown nating blue denim blazers. Vests, pasual short iackets. Cotton or polyester-cotton, MEN'S SLACK/SPORTSWEAR SEPARATES, A huge selection at Orig. $17 to $55 2R% Off slacks. Belt loop flares. Western or top pockets. Knits. Corduroys. Texturized polyesters. Solids. Patterns. Loads of colors. Sizes 32 423, M, L. Plus sportcoats. Vests. Long sleeve shirts. Cabled MEN'S WOOL SCARVES Tartan sweaters, V-nedks. plaids, assorted plaids, solids. Fine , Alpaca wool, Australian wool. Choose from brown, navy, grey, burgundy, MEN'S QiANA® DRESS SHIRTS IN 6 COLORS, gold, olive, charcoal in the group. Soft, silky Qiana" nylon from a famous maker. Tailored with point collar, two-button cuffs, chest Special purchase 5.50 pocket White, tan, blue, mint, grey, melon. at all Bamberger stores unless otherwise specified. WILLOWBROOK MON. TH^U SAT. 10 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. MORRISTOWN P.M. SAT, 9:30 A.M. TO 8 P.M. i a assistant buyers'day CQ o THIS IS IT. • THEIR TWICE A YEAR CHANCE TO PROVE TO THEIR BOSSES & THEMSELVES SHARP 19" "RAPID-ON" COLOR TVt Linytron Pius* one-gun picture tube for less color distortion, sharper contrast. One button automatic color system holds color in balance. Energy saving rapid-on. 1 yr. in-home service. Walnut finish cabi net, SO|0 "335 Regularly $400 19" picture measured diagonally • CHANNEL MASTER 8-TRACK STIRlOt (D296-36) AM/FM/FM receiver, slide rule tuning. Record changer, cue/pause, anti skate. Built-in 8- track recorder/player, channel and stereo indicator lights, 2 mikes. Pair of 20" high bass reflex ported speakers. S Now I3O Originally $200 • SUPREMACY AM/FM CLOCK RADIO (B123-10) Wake to music, 24-hour alarm, lighted digital clock, circular tuning dial. AFC for drift-free FM, Top mounted controls. White plastic case. S Now 2O Orig. $25 RCA 25" XL-100 CONSOLE TVt New Color Irak* system refines and redefines all colors for sharper contrast and truer tones, Xtended Life* chassis for longer life and cooler operation. Contemporary walnut-vinyl cabinet. 25" picture measured diagonally. Sale *53O Reg. $700 • MIDLAND 40-CHANNEL MOBILE CB (C123-6) Top mounted lighted digital channel indica- tor, automatic gain control, variable squelch, built-in automatic noise limiter. Lighted S/RFO meter. PA/CB switch. Mounting bracket included. s Now 55 Originally $105 • FISHER STEREO SYSTEM. 8-TRACKt (A296-38) AM/FM/FM stereo receiver, balanced fly- wheel tuning. Built-in 8-track recorder-player, fast forward/pause/record. Built-in belt driven turntable, magnetic cartridge. Pair of 22" full range speakers. $ Now 25O Originally $450 SONY 3" PIC. MEAS. DiAG, BLACK/WHITE TV, AC/DC, BUILT=IN ANTENNA, EARPHONE, REG, $150 Sal© $1QO PREMIER CANISTER VACUUM, 360s SWIVEL TOP, PERMANENT DUST BAG, 6 TOOLS. ORIG. $60 ...... NOW *35 REQINA2=SPEED ELECTRIKBROOM®, EDGE CLEANER, 4=SETTING RUG PILE DIAL REG. $35 Sal© *29 NORGE 7-CYCLE PORTABLE DISHWASHER, BUTCHER BLOCK CUTTI NG BOARD TOP.. AVOCADO ONLY. ORIG. $335 NOW *190 PREMIER POWER TEAM VACUUM, 2 MOTORS, UPRIGHT-AND-CANISTER IN ONE. QRIG. $130. NOW *80 MEN'S LEDt WATCH: HOUR, MINUTE, SECOND, DATE, DAY OF WEEK Special Value »22 tThe warranty (or this product (excluding batteries) is enclosed with the product. Order by mail ant) phone on starred (#) items for delivery within New J«rs»y and in our delivery areas in N.Y., Pa,, and Dei. Phort«(20i) 3764444 or your local Decks.Jhere is an additonal delivery charge on TV's. Sorry, no CO.D.'s under $100. C.O.D.'s over 1100 and under $500 require a 20% deposit and a Vacuums, Calculators at all Barnbefger stores except SHOP B-AMBEROEIfS UVINGSTON AtlO SAT. FROM 8:30 A.M. TO 5'4g P.M. WED. AND FRI. 9:30 A.M. TO 8 P.M. MON. THRU FRI. 9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 sales friday & Saturday THAT THEY'VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES. . .& YOUR CHANCE TO TAKE HOME TERRIFIC BUYS ! :**. *|*»* fc: '--'•* •PIONEER AM/FM STEREO SYSTEMt (E296-75) 35 watt per channel receiver, slide rule tuning, signal strength meters. BSR belt drive turnta >-Xi ble, cue/pause, magnetic cartridge. Pair of sonic tea. ' 26" high 4 way speakers, 12" woofer, dual 3" tweet ers, -'^.QQ^) If purchased separately $625 • MINOLTA SR-T 200 35mm CAMERAt (F9S 16) Single lens reflex viewing. CLC metering system automatically adjusts for correct exposure. T Shutter speeds to 1/1000th second. Flash, telephoto or wide angle lens also sale priced. *£i SO 1^ Regularly £230 • LADIES1 6-FUNCTION LED WATCHt (G218-5) Bright, easy to-read display shows the hour, minute, second, day, date, and even the day of the week. Adjustable bracelet fits your wrist to a T. Goldtone, NOWS22 •AMANA TOUCHMATIC* MICROWAVE OVENt (H180 10) "Remembers" with one setting to defrost, cook, and signal when meal is ready. Digital clock. Bonus ttiermometer, 2 browning skillets, grill. Pyrex dish and Country Slow cooker at no extra charge. *488 Originally $600 (G275-31) instant rug adjustment deep-cieans low. normal, high, or shag-pile rugs. Beater bars muscle out embedded lint. One year's normal supply of bags at no extra charge. S Sale 58 Regularly $70 WESTINGHOUSE 18-LB. WASHERf 3 agitation/spin speed selections, 3 permanent press settings, 5 water temperatures, soak cycle. Automatic bleach dispenser. Porcelain enamel tub. top, safety lid. Avocado only, s NOW 25O Originally $390 T.I. SR51-11 SUPER SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR. AC ADAPTER/RECHARGER, BATTERIES. ORIG, $110.,,...... ,,.,..... NOW *45 CHESS TABLE WITH CHESSMEN, WALNUT FINISH VINYL TABLE, 20x20". WEIGHTED, FELTED MEN. REG. $30...... Sal© * 18 BROTHER FULL-SIZE, 88-KEY ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER. MANUAL RETURNrREGr$t75 rrrTTr-rrTTTr-Ti^ .-TTTV- Sale $125 TELSTAR RANGER VIDEO GAME, HOOK-UP TO ANY TV FOR 6 GAME S. PISTOL AND TARGET. REG. $65 ...... Sal© $49 SUPREMACY AM/FM CASSETTE RECORDER. DIGITAL TAPE COUNTER, TUNING/BATTERY METER. ORIG. $80 ...... NOW f 55 VIVITAR 600 POCKET CAMERA OUTFIT: BUILT-IN FLASH, BATTERIES, COLOR FILM, STRAP, REG. $48 ...... Sal© *35 Or wrilt 10: B»nbef(ef t Warranty Office, P,0, Box 110. Newark, NJ,. 07101, BambOfUr Teteserviee luriw or write, 'There'is a f2 delryefj charge on CB't, WatcJies, Cameras, Recorders, 3.50 dtlivery on Stereroi and Tape 2.29 CO.D. lee, or a 1100 deposit. C.0.0. lees me in addition to any delivery Charges. CB's, TV's, Recorders, Sttrsos, Camera!. Major Appliances, Princeton, Watches, Cwntras at all Samberggf uorm. MON. THRU SAT, 10 A.M. TO 8:M P.M. NEWARK. MON,. TUES.» THURS., WILLOWBROOK MON. THRU SAT. 10 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. MORRISTOWN P.M. SAT. 0:30 A.M. TO 6 P.M. a. assistant buyers'day m 3 | THIS IS IT. , THEIR TWICE A YEAR CHANCE TO PROVE TO THEIR BOSSES & THEMSELVES EKCO 7PIECE KITCHIN TOOL SETS Bast ing spoon, slotted spoon, pancake turner, small turner, two-tine fork, 3 " strainer, plus wall rack to keep them all neatly in place. "Spice Garden" or "Teak Isle" patterns. Regularly 11.50 and $14 Sale *9 and *1T SAY CHEESE AND SAVE 20% Keep fine cheeses fresh, moist and ready to serve. 8x8" teakwood square wift set-in wheat colored tile and clear plastic dome. By Julie Pomerantz. Regularly $10 Sale *8 Sales8fosi8 SalesIO Regularly $12 to $27 Regularly $14 STEAK AND CARVING SETS Washington • POLISHED COPPER Forge stainless set of 6 steak knives with wood • REVERE STAINLESS STEEL handles or 5-pc. stainless cutlery set including OPEN STOCK C00KWARE KETTLES IMPORTED FROM roast slicer, pot fork, utility knife, sandwich (11-9) Choose all stainless steel or stain- PORTUGAL knife, paring knife. less steel with copper bottoms. Buy a (131-10) Burnished copper, fully lined for complete set or just the pieces you need. Special purchase *1Q even heating. With wood handles that stay A. lV4-qt. covered saucepan, reg. $14 Sale $10 Your choice cool to the touch. Nice for gifts, for yourself.- B. 2-qt. covered saucepan, reg. $17 Sale $12 STAINLESS FLATWARE FOR 12 Pistol-grip C. 7" skillet, reg, $12 Sale $8 F. IVj-qt. Colonial G. 2-qt. Round stay-shiny stainless is perfect for day-to-day D. 9" skillet, reg, 17.50 Sail $12 H. 2-qt. Aladdin j. 2-qt. Whistler use. Complete 74-pc. service includes 12 E. 6-qt. covered stock pot, reg. $27 Sale $18 each-, dinner knives, dinner forks, salad forks, soup spoons, 24 teaspoons and 2 serving pieces. "Spirit of America" by Washington Forge. Special Purchase $25 15 GOURMET GADGETS AND KITCHEN SUPPLIES Sols I.OWReg. 2.2Qto2.7Q • Cheese slicer • Vegetable slicer • Splatter preventer # Roasting rack SQ|2 2.00 Reg. 3.10to3.50 • Winged corkscrew • Pastry brush set • Christmas cookie cutter • Canolli set s • Baking set Sale 2O Special Purchase bQl2 3,OO Reg. 4.40 to 5.50 Regularly $28 -»_Meat_ttietmome.ter • Outdoor jherrnometgr •24 PC, CRYSTAL-CLEAR • Spring form pan • Blender splatter shield •SERVE SALAD FOR 4 IN PARTY GLASSWARE SET • 5-cup sifter • Cookie gun INCH-THICK TEAKWOOD (K110-34) Solid teak, hand carved and (L66-21) Great for your big holiday bash naturally grained. 7-piece salad sef by and all year long. 24-pc. matched set so Upper includes large serving bowl plus 4 there's plenty for everyone. Set includes 8 individual bowls and pair of servers. each: 5-oz. juice, 8-oz. beverages and 12ys-oz. tumblers. Phone or write on 7.01 or more on starred (•) items only for delivery within New Jersey and our delivery areas in N.Y., Pa. and Del. Phone (201) 376-4444, or your local Bamberger Teleservice number or write. There is a 50C handling charge. Housewares, at all Bamberger stores. SAT. FROM 9:30 A.M. TO'5:45 P.M. WED.AND FRI. 8:30 A.M. TOfrP.M. MON. THRU FRI. 9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 1 sales friday & Saturday 1 THAT THEY'VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES. . .& YOUR CHANCE TO TAKE HOME TERRIFIC BUYS ! ' - >V •*-**.: quilted '» birdprinti_ • , Herculon or soft velvet Special Purchase Your Choice $ ^T-Quiited bird-prlntixr loose pillowback Tuxedo side bolsters, skirt. Scotchgard* protected tDeige/blue print, B. Contemporary 84" Herculon* T cushion loose pillowback with channel sides. Ivory geometric Herculon* C. Luxurious 77" velvet pillowback. Lots of toss pillows for super comfort. Brick or tan polyester velvet. Sorry, no mail or phone. Sofas, at all Bamberger stores except Plainfield, Princeton and Morristown, in tmtn aan P.M. NewARK. MQN,, TUiS., THURS,, WiLLOWBROOK MON. THRU SAT. 10 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. MORRISTQWN P.M. SAT, 9:30 A.M. TO 8 P.M. o 2 a, assistant buyers'day UJ m OI THIS IS IT. . THEIR TWICE A YEAR CHANCE TO PROVE TO THEIR BOSSES & THEMSELVES Twin mattress or foundation Reg. 590 (A414-26) (B414-26) Full mattress or foundation, Reg $110 SALE $75 (C414-26) 2-pc. queen size set, Reg. $300 SALE $215 (D414-26) 3 pc. king size set, Reg. $390 SALE $285 . ,-' •:., '"'•'... ,•..•<*,' EXTRA FIRM SUPPORT Print cover quilted to Sealy Foam" for comfort. Cotton felt and Dura Tex1 insulation for cushioning, hundreds of steel coils to the full size for lasting firmness. Dura Guard" I torsion bar foundation for extra support and balance. Sale $66 Twin mattress or foundation Reg, $100 (E414 27) (F414-27) Full mattress or foundation, Reg, $120 SALE $86 (G414-27) 2 pc. queen size set, Reg. $320 SALI $236 (H414-27) 3-pc. king size set, Reg, $420 SALE $286 EXTRA FIRM PLUS SUPPORT Satin print cover quilted to W thick layer of Sealy Foam" for comfort wherever your body touches. Double thick layers of cotton felt and Dura Tex" padding for even more comfort, 312 steel coils to the full size for lasting support. Sale 77 Twin mattress or foundation Reg, $110 (J414-28) (K414-28) Full mattress or foundation, RegJgjgQ ^ . . ^ SALE $97 0.414-28) 2-pc." queen size set^Reg. $340 SALE $257 (M414-28! 3-pc. king size set, Reg, $450 . SALE $307 SUPER FIRM SUPPORT Damask cover quilted to heavy density Vi" layer of Sealy Foam" plus a special layer..of heavier density Sealy Foam". Pounds of cotton felt and Dura-Tex insulation for even more support, 312 heavy gauge steel coils for superior support. OFF: THE ACTION WALL SAVER© SWIVELS, RECLINES, SAVES SPACE, TOO Now S2OO Originally $300 We bought every one to bring you these exceptional savings. Swivel all the way around, sit-up, lean back and put your feet up. Stretch- out, you can do it all just inches from the wall. Contemporary flare arm in leathery brown vinyl with burnished brass finished nailhead trim. Phons or write on mattrtssts only lor delivery in New Jersey and in our delivery areai Ther§ is a 50C handling charge On your total mail or phone order. There is a $3 delivtry Bedding not at Princeton, rugs and J&HQUAMBEBOEKSUVJHQSIQJiAMp ROCKAWAYJrOWNSQUARB^ SAT. FROM 9:30 A.M. TO S:4S P.M. WED. AND FRI. 9:30 A.M. TO 8 P.M. MON. THRU FRI. 9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 1 sales fridqy & Saturday CD s THAT THEY'VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES. . .& YOUR CHANCE TO TAKE HOME TERRIFIC BUYS ! 1 Imsfccf Star Sale 9.99 sq yd. installed* Regularly 13.99 sq, yd, Trevira1 polyester pile looks just like woof, feels just like wool. The colors are incredibly rich and lustrous like wool The texture is thick like wool due to a special heat set process that locks in the twist of the yarn. Your broadloom sheds less, has less static and will keep its good looks for years to come with a minimum new of maintenance and care, In 17 glorious colors, from the deep vibrants to the new California naturals. And, if you order now, you're sure to have your broadloom installed in time for Christmas, 'Bamberger's sale prices always include custom tack- less wall to wall installation over sponge rubber pad- v •--- ;*•&•** ding. There is an additional labor charge for custom •H stairwork and for installations of less than 16 square yards. HAND-WOVEN, HAND-CARVED WORSTED WOOL INDIA RUGS Sal<2$2OO Regularly $350 It takes master rug makers over a month to make each one of these rugs. Each has over 28,000 knots of pure wool pile to the square yard for luxurious thickness. Each Is hand carved and hand sheared with that meticulous attention to details that makes these rugs true to the classic originals, Peking Oriental medallion design in blue or gold on ivory, French Aubusson floral design in blue or rust on ivory, in NY, Pa, and Del, Phone (201) 376-4444 or your local Teleserwice number or write. charge on your total mattress order. Savings for the home at ail Bamberger's stores Broadleem not at Princeton or Morristown. mmtttm—•—— MON. THRU SAT. 10 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. NEWARK, MON., TUIS., THURS,, P.M. SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 6 P.M. \ o o, ft a_ UJ assistant buyers'day CD UJ o THIS IS IT. . THEIR TWICE A YEAR CHANCE TO PROVE TO THEIR BOSSES & THEMSELVES Z YOUR CHOICE Sale$ 35 Regularly $65-$78 • LIGHT 3 WAYS: BURL. BURNISHED BRONZE OR CERAMIC (C67-43) The classic Grecian urn in burled elm (A67 37) The burnished bronze finish traditional (B87-36) The great ginger jar. Essentially eclectic that's been carefully hand rubbed to bring out Its candlestick. Tall and dramatic, for your end so it tits beautifully into any decor. Wheat design natural wood graining. With Corinthian burnished tables or chests. Heavy weighted base for stabil- on beige crackle-glazed ceramic stands on an bronze accents and white pleated fabric-over- ity, textured eggshell fabric-over-vinyl shade. Im- ebony base. Beige textured fabric-over-vinyl pleat- vinyl shade. 33" tall. pressive 36" tall. ed shade. 32" tall. Special purchase ai 2O% "off Regularly $48 Regularly $10 to $25 FOR THE HOLIDAYS FAMOUS MAKER 12 ETCHED CRYSTAL LONG STEMS MIKASA JUNE ROSE OR CHESHIRE SILVERPLATED OIFTS/SERVERS IN READY-TO-GIVE GIFT BOXES TREASURED BONE CHINA GIFTS Sentimental fine white bone china keepsakes. Gleaming silverplate polished till it glows. Cran- (Dl 17-41) Fine long stem crystal wIBi delicately Candy boxes, vases, heart boxes, napkin rings berry dish bud vases, coasters, candlesticks, etched wheat shafts and strawflowers. 12-piece and tidbit dishes. June Roses, full-blown pink candy dishes, salt and pepper sets, salad tongs, set includes 4 goblets, 4 wines, 4 champagnes. A roses and buds. Cheshire, an old-fashioned gar- salad sets or pie servers. All at one special price. beautiful accent for your holiday table or for someone special. den bouquet. Phone or write on starred (Hr) items only for delivery within New jersey and our delivery areas in N.Y., Pa. and Del. phone order. There is a %2 delivery charge on lamps. Savingj for SHOP BAMBERGER'S LIVINGSTON AND ROCKAWAY TOWNSQUARE_ • _ :_w____ . FROM BIBOXM:T0Tfc4STP~:M.'WEDTANTFRi. 9:30 A.M. TO 8 P.M7 MON. THRU FRI. 9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 i', o sales friday & Saturday m< s m THAT THEY'VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES. . & YOUR CHANCE TO TAKE HOME TERRIFIC BUYS ! 5O 15% fo 5O% Off CHINA. STONEWARE, IRONSTONE SALES: SETS, SETTINGS, OPEN STOCK Bone china, pottery look stoneware, Irish Ennstone, porcelain by Lenox, Every Spode pattern in stock , , , 20% off Royal Doulton, Mikasa, Spcde and so many others. Complete services for 4, Royal Worcester "Evesham" cookware .... 20% off 8, 12, open stock, place settings, hostess sets plus special orders, Mikasa 'ine china services for 8 or 12 .... 25% to 50% off Wedgwood, Coalport bone china services for 8 20% off Johnson Bros, "Friendly Village" sets, open stock ...... 20% to 40% off Royal Coulton, Minton bone china Spc, place settings , 15% off Toscany white porcelain dinner and serving piece 20% off & Sale \O tenCHOICE 3O% off Regularly $20 and $23 Regularly $20 HAND CUT LEAD CRYSTAL GIFTS, ONEIDA STAINLESS FLATWARE , *7-FIECE CLEAR CRYSTAL FOR 4 OR 8 IN 5 PATTERNS CORDIAL OR WINE SETS ALL FINE VALUES NOW Glinting lead crystal carefully hand cut and polish- From Oneida's new "Achievement" collection. (El 17-52) Sleeh clear crystal flat-bottomed decanters with ground and polished stoppers.. ed by Old World artisans. Choose covered candy Hand forged and beautifully sculptured. Plus 8 matching long-stemmed cordial or wine box, captain's decanter, cake plate, bowl, vase, 2Qpieee service for 4, Reg, $65 ... SAL! $45 glas wine decanter or handled basket. Imported by 40 piece service for 8, Reg. $130.,, SALE $90 * 7-piece cordial set, Regularly $20, SALE $16 Argentum. 5 piece hostess set, Reg, $30 ..,.".. SALE $20 7-piece wine set, Regularly $23 ,, SALE $18 Phont (201) 3764444 or your loeal Bamberier Toleserv.ce number. There ii a SOe handhni Charge tor your total mail or thehomeatallBamberier'sStorss.LarnpsnOtitPrinceion.PlaintieldandMorristOwn. MON, THRU SAT, 10 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. NEWARK, MON., TU1S,, THURS, ^WTLLOWBROOOJON: TWRflTSATTTO A7M7 P.M. SAT, S-30 A.M. TO 6 P.M. UJ o £ assistant buycrs'day CO I THIS IS IT, . .THEIR TWICE A YEAR CHANCE TO PROVE TO THEIR BOSSES & THEMSELVES O 2 CLAIROL "KINDNESS" HAIR SETTER Makes curls that really last. Heats 20 large and medium rollers at one time. With clips, ready light, compact take-it-atong case. Regularly $21 SALE *18 SUNBEAM SWINGAIRE1' HAIR DRYER Swing the nozzle to direct air flow exactly where you want it. 1000 watts of drying/ styling/shaping power. Small and light- weight. Regularly $23 SALE *20 CUIROL "HOT STUFF" STYLER/DRYER 1000 watts of drying power, 2 speeds and 2 heat settings. With directional nozzle, con- centrator nozzle, 2 combs, styling brush. SPECIAL Sale «22. Regularly $30 SALE *25 PURCHASE Regularly $37 • RACINE HAIR CUTTING SET • PRESTO SMOKE DETECTOR LETS YOU DO IT YOUR WAYf OSTROW STEAMSTRESS II PRESSER BE SAFE. NOT SQRRYf (A149-67) Everything you need to do profes Pro-type pressing with 4way steam action (B159 93) lonization type detector sounds sional styling at home. Forged barber that reaches all the hard to get at areas; alarm against fire in its earliest stages. shears, tapered comb, 4 special clipper seams, corners, cuffs. Safe on all fabrics, Battery powered with test button which indi- guide attachments, storage tray and instruc SPECIAL PURCHASE^ »16 cates battery replacement when necessary. tion book. By Oster. Easy to install. Regularly $37. (AA159-61) Oster lighted make up mirror CONTEMPRA YOGURT MAKER SPECIAL PURCHASE $12 Mix up a batch in minutes. Makes-six 8-oz. jars of yogurt in the same or different flavors. Bonus yogurt cultures, lids and re- cipes. ____^ Regularly $12 SALE »1O FARBER DOUBLE BURGER LIL GRILL Make burgers, franks, sandwiches for 2 in Just minutes. Flip up the grid for hors d'o- euvres, more. Non-stick cooking surface. SPECIAL PURCHASE 14.99 HAMILTON BEACH DONUT FACTORY Fresh homemade donuts in minutes. Just pour in the batter and shut the iid.They're ready in no time. Non-stick surface. Plus recipes. SPECIAL Regularly $25 SALE »22 PURCHASE MIRROR WATTA PIZZARIA • STYLEM ASTER 1250-WATT • SUNBEAM SELF-CLEANING Make It from scratch, or use frozen. HAIR STYLER/DRYERf Thermostatically controlled even-heating SHOT-OFSTEAM IRONt (C149-67) 1250 watts of fast drying power non-stick Aluminum. Bake potatoes, grill (D159 86) Dry/steam iron with 36 vents and that's great especially if you have hair down sandwiches, too. burst of steam to press out stubborn wrin- Regularly $25 SALE *20 to there. 4 temperature settings and 2 kles in cottons and linens. Easy-to-read fab- speeds so you can set your own drying/ ric guide, water window, reversible cord and styling pace. safety heel rest. Regularly $27 Phon« or write on starred (*) items only lor delivery in New im%ey and our delivery areas in N.Y,, Pe, and Dei Ther« is a $2 delivery charge on imall tThe warranty tor this product A endQMri with the product. Of write for a copy to: SHOP BAMBERQER'S LIVINGSTON AND ROCKAWAY TOWNSOUARE M0N, THRU FBI. 9:30 A.M. TO S:30 1 I sales friday & Saturday 1 JO THAT THEY'VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES. . .& YOUR CHANCE TO TAKE HOME TERRIFIC BUYS ! i Sale Now S2O Sale 24.99 Regularly $25 Grinmally $25 Regularly $30 • FOR SOUP TO NUTS: •CGNTEMPRA ELECTRIC PAN • PRESTO 4-CUP FRY DADDYT OSTER 1O-SPEED BLENDERt MAKES PERFECT CREPESt FOR A BUCKET OF CHICKEN (El59-82) Chops, grates, grinds, blends, (F159 84) Light, thin, evenly browned entree (G159-94) Does French fries, shrimp and purees, and more. 6 continuous speeds plus or dcssort crepes every time. Indicator light eggrolls, too. Automatic temperature con- 2 high and low ranges (or control, 5 cup tells you when they're done to perfection, trol, nonstick surface inside and out. Works glass mixing jar plus 2 oz, measuring lid and Nnn stick Teflon* cooking surface. Bonus like a grill too. Regularly $30 cookbook. Regularly $25, cookbook. Originally $25, 2 cup Fry Baby, Regularly $23 SALE 19.99 Sale 18.99 SPiCIAL Now Regularly $22 PURCHASE Originally $17 • SUNBEAM VISTA HIGH DOME • FARBERWARE ROTISSERIEt * FARBERWARE NO PEEKING ELECTRIC FRY PANt ROASTS AND BROILS 3VWJT, CROCK-R-COOKERt (HI59-53) Big enough for eggs for 4, high (159 83) Even cooking rotisserie seals in (j 159-90) It does the cooking while you do dome lid accommodates a pile of chicken. __ the juices for tastier chicken, tender roasts. something else. No scprching or stirring. Spatter free broiling for steaks, chops. Con- Stainless steel cooking surface, removable Removable stoneware cookwell, 3-position tinuous cleaning. Stainless steel for Indoor thermostat. Completely immersible for easy heat control, heattempered glass lid, wrap- or outdoor use. cleaning. Regularly $22 around heating element. Originally $17. Phoni (201) 376-4444 or your loea! Bamberger Ttleseryice number or write electrics. Sayings for the Home it a!! Bamberger's stores Bamberger't Warranty Office, P.O. Box IIP. Newark, N.J. 07101 MON. THRU SAT, 10 A,M, TOe-30 P.M. NEWARK JMON^UiS.. THURS^ WILLOWTOpOK MON. THRU SAT, 10 A.M.'TO«:30 P.M. MORRTSTQWN P.M. SAT. 9;m A.M. TO 8 P.M. assistant buyers'day THIS IS IT. . .THEIR TWiCE A YEAR CHANCE TO PROVE TO THEIR BOSSES & THEMSELVES New softbags and Amelia in leather or leather-like vinyl luggage THE MELLOW LEATHERS: Softened. Supple, With a beautiful AMELIA EARHART ID STRIPES new feeling. Lots of compartments to hold everything, Sig carry- (97-13) Heavy duty vinyl recognizable at a single glance because alls, zip pouches, super shoulder organizers, totes, and zip top of its unique color-coordinated stripes. Aluminum frames for bodybags. Browns, stamina, combination locks for added security. Red, blue, gold, Originally $27 to $49 ".. .7."..". Now 20,90 to 29.90 A. Train case, reg7~44.95 5Ile~3&95 **" ——• plus Special Purchase S. Carry-on, reg, 54.95 Sale 41.20 THE SOFTENED VINYLS, They look like leather, feel like leather, C. 24" pullman, reg. 59,95 Sale 44.95 but are so easy to take care of. Choose bodybags with pockets, in- D. 27" pullman on wheels, reg. 79,95 Salt 59.95 % side or out. Pouchy shoulder bags. Double handle totes with E. 30" pullman on wheels, reg. 89.95 Sale 67.45 # frame closings or lip tops. Attache looks and more. New earthtanes and essential black. AIRWAY "ENCORE" ZIP-VINYL Originally $17 to $19. Now 11.90to 13.90 (97-30) Lightweight softslde luggage that gives so you can get plus Special Purchases more In. All-around zips, wooden frames for extra strength. Comfortable continental handles. Tan and green. Men's 2-suiter and 4-suiter in tan only, Burlington support pantyhose. Sheer nylon-spandex legs, rein- F. Midi-tote, reg. 39.95 Sale 29.95 forced panty and toe, 5, M, L, XL, Originally 5.95 ,.. Now 2.95 G. Carry-on, reg. 42.50 Sale 31.87 Textured pantyhose. Skinny ribs, wide ribs, lace-looks. Nylon in 6 H, 24" pullman, reg, 54.50 Sale 40.87 colors. A,B,C,D, Originally $3 ...... ,, Now 1.99 j. 26" pullman, reg, 59.50 Sale 44.62 Palm driving gloves. Acrylc knit with leather palms. One size fits all K. 29" pullman, reg. 65,95 Sale 49.96 ,,,, , Special Purchase 3.90 L, Family garment bag, reg, 89,50 Sale 67.12 Ponchos and shawls, over-all, Challis, crochets, tweeds, florals, MO7-56) Soft garment carrier, reg. $50 Sale 37.50 fringes. Reg. $10 to $100 ...... Sale 7.50 to $75 N. Mens 2 suiter, reg, 73.95 Sale 55.45 14-kt. gold chains. Serpentines, box links, infinity, foxtails, more, P. Mens 4 suiter, reg, 96,50 Sale 72,37 7" to 30" neck and wrist lengths. Reg. 22,50 to $180 , 25% off R., Ladies train case, reg. 39.95 Sale 29.95 Dearfoam slippers. Scuffs and ballerinas in foot-warming Orion* acrylic pile. Dreamy colors. S,M, L, XL.. Special purchase $4 if Phone or write on luggage only far delivery within New jersey and our delivery areas in N.Y., Pa, arid Del, Phone (201 )376-4444 or your local Bamberier Teliiirvici number or write. There is a SOc handling charge. Savings for Misses and Men, at all Bamberger stores. SHOP BAMBERQiR'S LIVINGSTON AND ROCKAWAY TOWNSQUARE . FRQM..9&0 A.W.JOJJ45 P.WL WED, ANaEBL AmAJ&Ta^PJVL MON. THRU FRI, 9:30 A.M. TO 8:30 C~ > 0 z sales friday & Saturday O THAT THEY'VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES. , .& YOUR CHANCE TO TAKE HOME TERRIFIC BUYS ! LACE-LOOK TABLECLOTH IRREGS. Ai! the delicacy and beauty at Alencon 3O% to men, in machine washable, no iron polyester,. White or natural in round, oblong and oval sizes. By Lorraine, 35% off Reg, pm If perfect, $15 to $20 ENERGYSAVING SELFL1NED Sale 9.99 ANTIQUE SATIN DRAPERIES BATH/AREA RUG IRREGULARS Luxurious, heavyweight draperies, self lined to A famous maker's nylon pile plush arevi hold in warmth in winter, hang in full, smooth rugs in assorted shapes and sizes mcluil (olds. Brown, blue, gold, white or celery rayon ing contoured rugs. Lots of colors, too, acetate, 48". 96" and 144" widths; 63", 84" and if perfect, $6 to $15 Sale 3.99 95" lengths. $ Coordinating lids, if pert, $4 , Sale 75c Reg. $25 to $107 SALE *17 to 74 QUILTED BEDSACK IRREGULARS Fringed tie backs, regularly Sale $8 New look and new life tor mattresses and INSULATIONLINED, NO-IRON boxsprings. Dacron" polyester with cu OPEN WEAVE DRAPERIES shiony Kodel* polyester fiberfi!!. Twin to Contemporary open weaves insulate your win king, plus standard pillow sacks. daws from the inside. Brown or russet chains on If perfect, $5 to $27 natural polyester cotton. 48", 96" and 144" wide; Sale 3.50 to 16,50 63", 84" long. s FAMOUS MAKE TOWEL IRREGS. Regularly $39 $137 SALE 25-*89 Cannon and J.P. Stevens solids, prints, THERMAL-LINED FLORAL lacquards in thick, fluffy cotton polyester PRINT DRAPERIES terry or velour. Bath to hand sizes. Gentle looking floral in blue or brown polyester If perfect, 1.50 $6 cotton with acrylic backing for added insulation. Sale$ltol3 18", 96 and 144" wide; 63" and 84" long. EMBROIDERED SHEER CURTAINS Regularly $22 $86 SALE *15-*60 "Villa," imported by Karpel and made of BURLINGTON THERMAL-LINED Tergal14 polyester, the fabric that stays TEXTURED DRAPERIES Heavy polyester-cotton with acrylic backing. Bur fresh washing after washing. White or champagne 60x84" and 90", lap rust, oyster or buttercup. Single, double and Originally $34 and $36 triple widths, 63", 84" and 95" long, some patio Now'igand'Zl VINYL MATCHSTICK ROLLUP SAV- Reg. $28 $136 SALE »19-*95 INGS Tortoise look vinyl reeds you ran use them indoors or out because even the tapes are sun-resistant. Easy-clean, 6' lengths. 2Vi', 3', 4'and 6'width. Regularly $14 to $26 Sale »9 to '19 50% OFF- DECORATOR PILLOWS From small accent pillows to big 16" scatter-seating pillows from India, Lots of naturals, brights, neutrals and prints in assorted fabrics. Sale 2.99 Originally $14 Now *7 Twin flat or fitted, if pert. $8 Twin, regularly $35 to $40 HALF PRICE: FLORAL BEDSPREAD traditional throw-style •44% TO 50% OFF- SPRINGMAID* • BURLINGTON'S "SERENGHETTI11 with clusters «*f blue flowers. "RADIANCE" PERCALE IRRIGS, TANZANIAN SCENIC COMFORTER Polyester-cotton, Kodel" polyester fill. (A92 76) Stay-smooth polyester-cotton percales (B59-26) Snuggly warm Avril* rayon-polyester Twin to dual. with tucked borders. Bone, blue or yellow. plumped with polyester fiberflll. Brown/bone. Just Originally $30 to $60 Twin flat or fitted, if perl, $8 Sale 2,99 one of many famous maker patterns at these NowU5to«30 Full flat or fitted, if pert. $9 .,..,,..,".. Sale $5 exceptional sale-prices. Queen flat or fitted, if pert 14,50 Sale $8 Twin, regularly $35 to $40 , ., . Sale $22 King flat or fitted, if peri, 17,50 Sale 9.25 Full, regularly $45 to $50, Sale $35 2 standard cases, if pert, $7 ,,,,,,,, Sale 4.50 Queen/king, regularly $55 to $80 , ,,, Sale $45 Phone and mail orders on starred (•) items only For delivery within New Jersey and in our delivery areas in NY, Pa. and Del,, phone (201) 3764444 or your local Bamberger TelesBrviee number or write. There is a 50c handling charge for your total mail or phone order. Sayings (or the Home at ail Bafntoerger stores, Bedspfeatfc, draperies, curtains and home furnishing accessories not at PnncttQrv S^ THURS, WILLOWBHOOK MON.^THRU SAT, 10 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. MORRISTOWN P.M. SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 6 P.M. o assistant buyers'day o THIS IS IT. . .THEIR TWICE A YEAR CHANCE TO PROVE TO THEIR BOSSES & THEMSELVES MISSES'CRICKET LANE LAYER-ON COORDINATES MISSES' SCARFCOATS, PANTCOATS, Proportioned pull-on FAKE FURS, SKI JACKETS Aline skirt. Hip- Scarfcoats On/off hooded coats. Military button-front vest. styles. Pant and boot lengths. __Wxap Shirt-jacket, Town or coats. Fur trimmed. Stripes. All weathers. country, dressed up or Many styles with zip-out acrylic pile lin- down. Easy-care acrylic, ings. Trenches, Fake furs, Pea jackets. Reg. S12-S18 Wool meltons. Ski coats. Plaids. All the new colors and color mixes. In misses' 20% to 25% off sizes 8 to 18. Regularly $28 to $84 20% off WINTER SALES FOR BIG AND LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS Big and little girls1 coats boys' jeans and winter ^ outerwear. Little boys' pajamas and slack sets. Reg. 4.75-S4O 20% off Misses' sweater-wraps, pullovers and cowls in soft acrylic knit. S,M,L, Reg. $9-$24 25% off Misses' "furry" turtlenecks and cowls. Cuddly lambswoolangora-nylon. Orig. $16 -.,,;,., Now*S9— Misses' famous maker coordinates. Acrylic pants, blazer, skirt, shirts Spec, Pur, 8.99-13.99 Misses' pants. Cinch waist, side buckles, zip front and more. Polyester. Reg. $14 Sale 10.99 Misses' blouses in the new geometries, striped and floral prints. Nylon ,,, Spec. Pur. S.f 9 Misses' dresses, skirt and pant sets, jumpers, jumpsuits, separates. Polyester. Reg. $11 $28 20% off Shawls, this year's nicest fashion news. Lots of great colors and prints. Reg. $6-$7 25% off Misses', junior wlntergowns, robes. Arnel® polyester fleece brushed acetate-nylon. Reg. S6-S22 20% off Exquisite Form full figure longllne bra in cotton. 834-42, C, D34-44 Spec. Pur. 3.79 Cupid girdles: pantliners and control briefs. Reg. 4.50-7.50 Sale 3.50-$6 Misses' wedge-loafers, vinyl with sturdy crepe sole. Tan, 6 to 9. Reg. $9 Salt 6.75 Misses' and juniors' vinyl handbags: body bags, swaggers, clutches, more. Reg. $6-$13 .... Sale 4.50-9.75 Goldtone and silvertone chains, 15" to 30" long, chain bracelets. Reg. $2-$3 25% off Juniors' coats, some fur-trimmed. Wool meltons, plaids, blanket stripes, solids^ Reg. S26-$7Q 20% off Juniors' fleecy-warm pullovers. New winter colors, in acrylic knit. Reg. $1Q-$18 ., 20% off Juniors' pants: belted woven polyester in classic winter colors .,...,,,..., Spec. Pur. 9.99 Women's winter coats, ski wear and pantcoats. Wools, fake furs, more. Reg. 2I,9Q-$68 ,, 25% off Women's blousons, tunics, cowl neck tops, blouses, more. Polyester. Reg. $9-$14 25% off Big girls' sweaters, washed denim and corduroy, jeans. 7-14. Reg, $6-$16.;,.,,... Sale 4.80-12.80 Big boys' pajamas, casual and sport shirts. 8-18, Reg, $6-$9 , Sale and Spec, Pur. 4.50-S7 Sorry, no mail or phone orders, Savings for SHOP BAMBIRGER'S LIVINGSTON AND ROCKAWAY TOWNSQUARI torn SAT. FROM 9:30 A.M. TO 5:45 P.M. WED. AND FRI, 8:30 A.M. TO 8 PiM. MON. THRU FRI. 9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 z o sales friday & Saturday < m THAT THEY'VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES. . & YOUR CHANCE TO TAKE HOME TERRIFIC BUYS ! CD MEN'S SWEATER SALES: MEN'S WOO^ORESS COATS, CARDIGANS TO CREWS LEATHERS, PVC, SK! JACKETS Burly fisherman sweaters, Fine wool dress coats, 'Single or double V-necks to wear over breasted. Some with furry acrylic pile col everything. Classic crews. lars. Reg, 59.90 $75 Sale 47.92=$60 Ski sweaters with Nordic Every suede and leather rancher, bomber prints. Button and wrap jacket and dress coat. Acrylic pile linings sweater jackets. Acrylic- Reg. 39,99 12999 Sale 31.99-103.99 wotil and acrylic. Reg, Leather-look PVC bombers, trenches, $10-$3 CPQs. Pile or quilt lined. Reg. $20 $29 Sale$16-$20 20% to Down-look PVC ski jackets with insulating polyester fill. Navy, green or 2S% off brown Spec. Pur, 14.99 20% off }0 PLUS SPECIAL PURCHASES MEN'S 2-BUTTON VESTED SUITS ^-bufton jacket with front pockets, center vented. Matching vest. Gentleman's flares. Fine- ly woven polyester. Special Purchase 2 for $89 49,99 ea. There is a charge tor alterations. Men's patterned sportcoats. Plaids and checks in polyester doubleknit. Ong. $30 $35 Now $24 LONG-SLEEVED, SOFT- Men's dress slacks and jeans. Acrylic-wool plaids plus denim jeans. Reg. $15 . Sale and Spec. Pur. 7.99 AS-SILK Qiana» nylon Men's button down dress shirts, Tattersalls solids, cotton polyester, Reg, 9.50 , Sate 7.50 idress/sport shirts. White, Men's long-sleeve dress shirts. Stripes, solids, plaids in cotton polyester, Reg, $7 Sale 5.50 pastels. Reg, $12 Men's sportshirts: flannel, corduroy, wool, acrylic knits, more. Reg. 7.50 $14 Sale $6-11.20 Sale 9.60 Men's collared and turtleneck, layered look acrylic knit shirts. Reg, $10 $12 20%-30% off Hanas* boxers, briefs, V and T-shirts, athletic shirts. Reg, pkg. of 3 4,59-5.99 Sale 3.67-4.79 Men's warm cotton-flannel robes in assorted plaids. Sizes S XL. Reg, $9 Sale $6 Men's vinyl scurfs and slippers with soft, tricot nylon lining, Reg, $8 $7 ., Sale 4.80-5.60 Men's Hickok belts. Natural cowhide leather, dress or reversible styles . . Spec, Pur, 4,99 , Men's ties in classic and contemporary styles. Wool, Qiana* nylon. Reg, 2,99-5,50 Sale 2.39-4.40 Men's winter gloves. Suede, leather, vinyl and knits in many styles. Reg. $2-9,50 Sale 1,60-7,60 Men's big mufflers and scarves in Australian wools, acrylic knits, Reg, 1,99-8.50 /.,,, Sale 1.59-6.80 Young men's down-look nylon ski jackets, snorkels, doggers, Reg, 23.99$35 ,, 25% off Young men's Levi's* western jean irregulars. Pre washed cotton. If perl, 19,50 , Sale 10.50 Young men's Wrangler* flare and straight leg jeans. Cotton-corduroy. Reg. $15 .'...... Sale 10.99 Young men's western shirts, In stay-smooth cotton-polyester and cotton .77"."... Spec. Pur. 5.99 Young men's warm cotton-flannel shirts in colorful plaids, Reg, 7,50 ...... , Sale $6 ea., 2 for $11 Young men's acrylic knit shirts. Long sleeved solids and stripes, Reg, $9$ 12 ...... : 25% off the Family, at all Bamberger Budget Stores, M0NTTHHU SATMO A.M. TOfl^TnHrWEWAffKrMONTrTOEST^THUffg^, WILLOWBROOK MON. THRU SAT. 10 A.M. TO §:30 P.M. MORRiSTOWN P.M. SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 8 P.M. It") < m UJ O MISSES' FLANNEL TROUSERS, BROWN. BLUE. HUNTER She-tailored to go with your sweaters and blazers. Heathery polyester wool flannel in sizes 8 to 16, Regularly $28 bale WOMEN'S 2 PC. PANTSUITS FOR ANYTIME, ANYWHERE Western yoke front, pleated front and pockets or cargo pocketed pantsuits in soft polyestersilk. Tan, coral, blue. Special Purchase 21.99 FAMOUS MAKER COORDINATES FROM OUR WOMEN'S WORLD ~ ~ $ Jackets, pants, vests, shirts and skirts to mix and match in easy-care acrylic. Originally $19 to $44 NOW l<£lO JUNIOR INSEPARABLES; TROUSERS AND COWLS Belted, texturized polyester trousers in 6 colors. Long sleeve acrylic K cowls in thick, thin stripes. • • • •..,,,,. Regularly $16 $17Sale *10-H3 MISSES' WARM SLEEPGOWN3 AND PAJAMA, IRREGS. Ankle and Knee length gowns.cuddly pajamas in brushed acetate-nylon solids, prints. Sale 5.99-7,99 MISSES' PANTSUITS, SEPARATES FOR DAYTIME AND EVENING 2, 3 and 4-pieee pantsuits, wardrobers. Evening separates, too. Fine wools, polyester gabardine«,Supersuede«, more. 20 m Off The season's favorite, perfect for the layered look or to wear solo. 14 colors from grape to peach, ... Regularly $14 S3I6 8 MISSES'SOLID AND HERRINGBONE COORDINATES ' Put together blazers, shirt jackets, skirts, pants and shirts in navy or cognac. Polyester, acrylic.. Regularly $15$29 20 /o Off MISSES' VELOUR SOFT-TOPS, CUDDLY WOOL SWEATERS ~ Cotton velour peasants, crews, V-necks in 6 colors. Wool cowls, turtles or V-puliovers in 18 colors. .... 20-25% Off regular prices MISSES' SKIRTS: DIRNDLS. SWIRLS, MORE Dirndls, A-Knes, gored or belted skirts. Tweeds, plaids also checks in wool blends. Orig. $2&$29 NOW *20 MISSES' SLEEK LEATHER BOOTS ON A CREPE SOLE Buttery leather, lean, slender, side-zipped, strapped front harness vamp. Brandy. 5V4 to lO.(no 9V4) Regularly $55 Sale 34,99 MISSES'FAMOUS MAKER WOOL COORDINATES Blazers, blousons, vests, trousers, skirts, more. In gray, navy, wine, camel wool.. Regularly $22 to $69 $316 15 to *48 1 Misses' Pierrot blouses, Ultressa* polyester, Reg. $16 Sale Misses' button-front tweed dirndls. Regularly $46. .. Sale $32 $12 Misses' zip-front fleece robe. Regularly $25...... Sale 18.90 Misses' cashmere cowls, turtlenecks. Originally $60. Now $45 Juniors'polyester-silk print shirts. Originally $15. ... Now $12 Misses' velveteen dirndls, drop-waist skirts. Reg. $36, Sale Juniors' gored or dirndl skirts. Regularly $22-$23, .. Sale $17, $27 Misses' shirts, bow blouses, more. Reg. $18-$25. Salt 11.99- Misses' acrylic cowls in 7 colors. Regularly $18. .,. Sale $13 16,99 Misses' crepe de chine blouses, tunics. Reg, $28-$32. 25% Women's long sleeve, polyester cowls. Regularly $13.. Sale $9 Off Savings for Misses, Women, Juniors at all Barnberger stores.