1981 Commercials: McDonalds, Pathmark, Mays

1. McDonalds safety at home with Ronald McDonald--Ronald could have sued big time for all those accidents! He's too nice a guy!
2. Pathmark Sale for week of March 15-21 1981--Warehouse prices make a great sale! They're always there!
3. Mays Department Store grand opening in Scarsdale, NY--This was Mays' 9th store, but it was about to close 5 of them by 1983 (this store was one of them)

**These commercials are from my 1977-83 Commercials volume 2 set**

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• 1981
• commercial
• McDonalds
• Ronald McDonald
• kids
• home
• safety
• old english sheepdog
• rug
• water
• slip
• fall
• accident
• running
• stairs
• skateboard
• home safe home
• Pathmark
• warehouse
• Oscar Myer
• Oncor
• frozen pizza
• 24 hours a day
• sale
• March
• supermarket
• Mays
• department store
• grand opening
• Joe Weinstein
• Scarsdale
• New York
• 9th store

[TimFrith24]

@Genius7277 Were those commercials aired on WCBS-TV Channel 2 in New York City?

[ghostrepublic]

Geez, I didnt know they were selling Tree Tavern pizza way back in 1981. They're still selling that same brand today in the local supermarkets. Tried it once. Terrible pizza.

[teckademiczlol]

thanks for the drugs ron

[themostrandomchick24]

@fatmanfiftythousand -I did, but still! Grammatical errors annoy the crap out of me, even when they try to make it look correct.

[cappy2009]

James Karen doing the Pathmark commercials really brings me back in time. With that being said so does the Mays commercial.

[fatmanfiftythousand]

@themostrandomchick24 Didn't you see that it's two separate words?

[themostrandomchick24]

Didn't Pathmark know that "always" is NOT spelled with 2 "L"s? :-P

[liarsclub75]

I remember seeing these commercials on TV on Long Island.

[violetzebras]

Ronald is extra scary looking here.

[001GenLee]

Those commercials bring back memories. Never heard of Mays, but it looked like a great store to go to back then. Wonder if they had any Dukes of Hazzard toys?, hmm....lol :)

[TimFrith24]

When did Mays go out of business?