MISTER SNITCH HE'S HERE HE'S THERE HOBOKEN PICTORIAL 922 Washington Streat 2nd ClMi Po§utgt Pild VOLUME 11 NO. 31 Hobokeo.N.J.-07080 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1969 At HoiMken, N. J. TEN CENTS

THE BABY doctor had all AL BUNDIES, Hudson County sorts of complaints but this one A.A.U. representative, pictured really got him. The patient at left, is shown making the first wanted sleeping pill and claimed sales for reserved seats to the American versus Italy she was up all night with the International Championship baby. When she told the doctor Boxing matches which were held this, he asked, "What was the at Madison Square Garden on trouble with the baby?" She Monday night, to the Citizens Olympic Support Chairmen, left replied, "My husband was out of to right, Freeholder Louis town." Actually, the good DePascale, county chairman; doctor wouldn't be surprised to Assemblyman Michael P. know that this poor husband Esposito, jersey City chairman took an out-of-town assignment and Freeholder Edward F. Clark, Jr., Bayonne chairman. The to get a night's sleep. At home, participation by DePascale, Clark he had to walk the floor with the and Esposito in this activity is kid. part of the non-political • • # contributions made regularly to worthy causes by officials THE INSURANCE man associated with County should know whereof he speaks. Democratic leader John V. At least, he might hold his Kenny who advocates this kind tongue in the future. In speaking of civic interest. to a woman client, he pointed out a man across the street. He said, "See that man over there? H?'i a bombastic ass, a windbag, non-entity and all-around conceited parasite living on the fat of the county payroll." She looked at him and said, "Would you write that all down?" He asked, "Why in the world would you want that?" She answered, "He's my husband and I'd like to use it on him some night." • • • AT THE barber shop the other day the following conversation was heard. The guy getting a haircut wanted to know why the barber thought that women are more intelligent than men. The barber, without missing a moment at this clippings, said, "Well, men buy hair restorer by the bottle; women just go out and buy DE PASCALE MAKES HIT "WAY DOWN BAYONNE WAY" • Freeholder Louis DePascale of Hoboken traveled to the other end of the county on a campaign tour which was highlighted by running mate, Freeholder Edward F. Clark, Jr. and the popular mayor of the city, hair." Francis Fitzpatrick at the Bayonne City democratic Family Picnic. Shown left to right are George Seymour, councilman; Council • • • President Derma Counts, Assembly candidate James Dugan, Fitzpatrick, Clark, DePascale and Mrs. Sweeney, president of the Bayonne SOME OF the testimonial Democratic women. The Bayonne people were enthusiastic about DePascale who is making headway in his campaign tour day by day. He dinners have their side effects plans a reception in his own town for Clark. and not always from the cocktails. At a recent affair, the wife of the honored guest wanted to know where the cute blonde serving the cocktails was. Another guest at the head table asked, "Oh, are you looking for a drink?" This wife made no bones about it, she said, "No, I'm looking for my husband." Well, she knew that he had an allergy and it wasn't blondes. • • • ARTS AND LETTERS won the big race. This story has something to do with it. The guy poses as a big-shot. Before the race, he said, "I spoke to the trainer and he said the horse was IContinued on Page 4) PlanA Perfect Wedding With The Help Of Our FUTURE OFFICERS - Col. Edward F. OB*, Jr., professor of Military Science at St. Peter's College, swttrs in aeven of the 56 juniors who Bridal Section to dvanced ROTC training. Tt* cadets, toft to right, are Peter Humen of Jersey City, Mkfaael Shea of Bayonne Paul of their traiBiiig they will be commistwaed second lieutenants in the Army Reeerre and Regular Army. MISTER SNITCH HE'S HERE 8 tHERJt^ E -| HE'S | HOBOKEN PICTORIAL EVERY. WHERE! § VOLUME 11 NO. 31 922 Washington Str««t 2nd Clasa Posugr Paid Hobokea. N. J.-O7OT0 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1969 At Hohoken,N. J. TEN CENTS 5IHIIIHHIIN

THE BABY doctor had all AL BUN DIES, Hudson County sorts of complaints but this one A.A.U. representative, pictured really got him. The patient •t left, is shown making the first wanted sleeping pills and claimed sales for reserved seats to the American versus Italy she was up all night with the International Championship baby. When she told the doctor Boxing matches which were held this, he asked, "What was the at Madison Square Garden on trouble with the baby?" She Monday night, to the Citizens Olympic Support Chairmen, left replied, "My husband was out of to right, Freeholder Louis town." Actually, the good DePascale, county chairman; doctor wouldn't be surprised to Assemblyman Michael P. know that this poor husband Esposito, Jersey City chairman and Freeholder Edward F. Clark, took an out-of-town assignment Jr., Bayonne chairman. The to get a night's sleep. At home, participation by DePascale, Clark he had to walk the floor with the and Esposito in this activity is kid. part of the non-political contributions made regularly to * * * worthy causes by officials THE INSURANCE man associated with County should know whereof he speaks. Democratic leader John V. At least, he might hold his Kenny who advocates this kind tongue in the future. In speaking of civic interest. to a woman client, he pointed out a man across the street. He said, "See that man over there? He's a bombastic ass, a windbag, non-entity and all-around conceited parasite living on the fat of the county payroll." She looked at him and said, "Would you write that all down?" He asked, "Why in the world would you want that?" She answered, "He's my husband and I'd tin to use rt on him some night." • • • AT THE barber shop the other day the following conversation was heard. The guy getting a haircut wanted to know why the barber thought that women are more intelligent than men. The barber, without missing a moment at this clippings, said, "Well, men buy hair restorer by the bottle; women just go out and buy DE PASCALS MAKES HIT "WAT DOWN BAYONNE WAY" - Freeholder Louis DePascale of Hoboken traveled to the other end of the county on a campaign tour which was highlighted by running mate, Freeholder Edward F. Clark, Jr. and the popular mayor of the city, hair." Francis Fitzpatrkk at the Bayonne City democratic Family Picnic. Shown left to right are George Seymour, councilman; Council • • • President Dennis Collins, Assembly candidate James Dugan, Fitzpatrick, Clark, DePascale and Mrs. Sweeney, president of the Bayonne SOME OF the testimonial Democratic women. The Bayonne people were enthusiastic about DePaacale who is making headway in his campaign tour day by day. He dinners have their side effects plans a reception in his own town for Clark. and not always from the cocktails. At a recent affair, the wife of the honored guest wanted to know where the cute blonde serving the cocktails was. Another guest at the head table asked, "Oh, are you looking for a drink?" This wife made no bones about it, she said, "No, I'm looking for my husband." Well, she knew that he had an allergy and it wasn't blondes. • • « ARTS AND LETTERS won the big race. This story has something to do with it. The guy poses as a big-shot. Before the race, he said, "I spoke to the trainer and he said the horse was (Continued on Page 4) PlanA Perfect Wedding With The Help Of Our FUTURE OFFICERS - Col Edward F. Gibb, Jr., professor of Military Science at St. Peter's College, swears in aeven of the 56 juniors who Bridal Section have etected to go into advanced ROTC training. The cadets, left to right, are Peter Human of tomy City, Michael Shea of BayorineJPaul DePaacale of Hoboken, Kenneth Hamilton, -Jewey City, Vemon Jimmerson, North Bergen, Robert Tuohy and Arnold Lee, both of Jersey City. M the coapMJon of tack training they wiB be cotnmMoned second lieutenants in the Army Reserve and Regular Army. Page 2 Thursday, October 2,1969 HOBOKEN PICTORIAL WE BELIEVE IN ..... ^irsr, w* believe in FREEDOM OF THE PRESS and the FIGHTING OF ANY LAWS WHICH WOULD HAMPER THE PRESS IN ITS RE- JOURNEY TO SPONSIBILITY TO THE PUBLIC. Second, we believe in a STATE JAMES P. LOTTERY for New Jersey. Thirdly, we believe in FREE ENTERPRISE. Lastly, we believe the N. Y.-N. J. PORT AUTHORITY SHOULD PAY GRAZIOSO TAXES TO MUNICIPALITIES WHICH LOSE RATABLES TO THE *****************•**##> EXPANDING BIST ATE AGENCY. f every type of measurement that The lunar material brought to has been made on terrestrial Earth by Apollo 11 astronauts igneous rocks or meteorites. The Heal Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin principal types of measurements has been undergoing thorough are: examination for the past two 1. Measurements of physical A CLEAR WARNING months, yet the investigation of properties of rocks and soil. This this priceless material has only data will help in understanding Since the days of the American Revolution, our people have been proud begun. optical observations of the Moon of the marksmanship of the citizen army that left us with a country where Distribution of about 18 from Earth as well as future the right to gun ownership became a family tradition. This may explain in pounds of Moon rocks and dust seismic experiments. Studies of large part why the intemperate approach of the National Violence to scientific investigators has microscopic fission tracts and Commission to the question of gun controls strikes many as a warning of the been going on for. two weeks. cosmic ray induced tracks will : They will go to 106 principal help us understand the radiation dangers of overzealous centralized authority. examiners in the United States history of the Moon. The report and comments of Commission members virtually classify and 36 in eight other countries 2. Mineralogy and petrology citizens who own handguns as reprehensible characters, to be apprehended for analysis in university, which include the study of the and deprived of their firearms at the earliest possible moment. The industrial and government mineral content of the rocks and Commission envisioned a law that would give state or federal government the laboratories. compositions of these materials. About one-third of the lunar power to move into our homes and confiscate "handguns". As a final insult, These studies will show how rocks weighing 4.2 kilograms are much water was present when the Commission further proposed a federal appropriation that would permit being distributed for the rocks crystallized or were the payment of $20 per gun to the owners. No recognition was given to the first-generation experiments. formed on the lunar surface. The fact that some guns are beyond a dollar and cents valuation-family Another 15 percent will be kept study will also show how heirlooms and guns such as the "equalizers"-those famous frontier model, as examples of the types of surfaces were eroded by materials returned from particles. single-action revolvers that played such an important part in the settling of Tranquility Base where the the West. They are treasured possessions. 3. Studies of the chemical Apollo 11 Lunar Module landed composition of the rocks and The Commission also simply assumed that handguns are "infrequently a Jury 20, The rest will be held for fines. These studies will sporting arm." On this, the head of the National Rifle Association later scientific experiments from determine the concentration of comments: "There is strong circumstantial evidence that some millions of which a small amount may be virtually every one of the 92 available on temporary loan for respectable law-abiding Americans classify their handguns with their golf elements that occur on Earth public display. and in meteorites. clubs, outboard motors and the like as a means of recreation. Many Since its return in sealed Determinations of isotopic thousands enjoy target shooting with pistols." It may be that the extreme containers on July 25, all the compositions of strontium lean, proposals in the Commission's report will have the effect of weakening material has been under and the rare gas elements (Ne, ooposition to the right of gun ownership as more law abiding people are quarantine in the Lunar ' AT, Kr and Xe) will determine made aware of the dangers inherent in over control. Receiving Laboratory at the the times of crystallization of Manned Spacecraft Center where the igneous rocks and the times tests on animal and plant life has that rocks have laid on the lunar shown no bad effects. Release of surface. Studies of rare gases in the samples was approved by the the soil will also furnish the first PROPER USE MEANS SAFETY Interagency Committee on Back data on isotopic compositions of Contamination, set up to review solar materials. NASA safeguards against the In the light of increasing pressure to abolish by law the use of pesticides 4. Biologists and organic possibility of contamination of chemists will determine the in agriculture and elsewhere, a late statement by the nation's largest farm the Earth by alien organisms structures and relative organization assumes the greatest significance to all U. S. citizens. The brought back from the Moon. abundances of compounds of statement constitutes the policy on agricultural chemicals as adopted by the Preliminary examinations in carbon indigenous in, and Farm Bureau Federation at its Annual Meeting late in 1968. It says, the Lunar Receiving Laboratory deposited on, the lunar surface; have disclosed that there are two "Modern agriculture cannot provide adequate quantities of high quality food determine the origin of the basic rock types: (1) compacted indigenous carbon compounds; and fiber without the continued safe use of agricultural c emicals and drugs. lupar soil and (2) igneous rocks. catalog microstructures in terms Any curtailment of the safe use of these products would result in higher Hie preliminary examination La of Organized elements and food prices to consumers.....In recent months there has been a stepped-up shown that the rocks have been micro fossils and define the campaign against the use of many pesticides. We betteve that every effort tying on the lunar surface from esence or absence of viable 10 to 150 million years. The must be made to inform the general public that pesticide usage is subject to igneous rocks crystallized from 3 lunar organisms. stringent federal and state regulation and that farmers are using these When reading the list of to 4 billion years ago. investigators, their institutions pesticides in accordance with federal and state laws." Each of the principal and the type of experiment to be The Farm Bureau stressed the need of unending educational efforts to investigators or his representative made, it is easy to realize that promote the safe use of agricultural chemicals. It believes a heavy emphasis must personally accept his when all the investigations have sample at the Lunar Receiving been completed, there will be should be placed on the reading of labes and proper usage both of which are Laboratory, and his plans for essential to safety. Reading the label before applying a pesticide is no very little about this material safeguarding the material must that will remain a mystery. different than observing the red line on an automobile speedometer. Some have been approved by Manned To pick some out at random, 50,000 people are killed each year in automobiles- largely because of failure Spacecraft Center administrative, for instance, J. Geiss of the to observe safe operating procedures. scientific and security officials. University of Berne, Switzerland Of the 8.2 kilograms of Proper use is the secret of pesticide safety just as it fa of driving safety. will investigate Rare Qm samples being distributed, Measurement. Mr. R. Fleischer, And the truth is, as the American Farm Bureau statement makes so dearly approximately 3 kilograms will General Electric, SchenecUdy, apparent, that we can no more abolish pesticides than we can abolish that be destroyed in the course of die New Vprk, will investigate Fossil modern necessity, the auto. | planned experiments: the Track Studies. Mr. J. B. Adams residues and the remaining 5.1 of the Caribbean Research kilograms win be returned to Institute, St. Thomas, \irgin NASA. Investigators plan to Islands, will make a study to How To Get In Touch With V* report results of their analysis Determine Spectral Reflectance. early next year. DOROTHY SEXTON. This combined effort should The types of investigation result in gaming new knowledge PHOTOGRAPHERS carried on by the principal of the Moon that was never investigators include almost Hudson County OFFICES: possible before. Anthony Cangieno - UNion 9-7973 MITCHELL WARTH WEST NEW YORK-5914 866-8560 NORTH BERGEN-71O1 Jackson Street BERGEN COUNTY JERSEY CITY-35C7 Kennedy Boutowrd AJ. STR/PP-945-9322 HOBOKEN-922 Washington or 945-5596 SECAUCUS-1279 Plaza If si t coHnot •• Hioohod CAU WM &&S96, WH &S897 or WH H6N. Tiwti to uo cftofoi BERGEN COUNTY-166 Broad A*etMM,Fairvi«« for picture atari by our photoorap+w* but 8 x 10. Deadline f<* a«Vertl«h>9 copy is .... prints may fctt pmth—rt from Him. Ait photo A. M. Ad rates apantequett Deadline f*r H Tuesday fc t. M. riM, first »nd lUWith or PHONES; That's not what 1 meant by *3et Is there and WH 5-5596; WH 5-5597; WH 5-66W BOBOKEN PICTORIAL Thursday, October 2, 1969 Page 3 3 GEERLOF BROTHERS Suiseppe McNamara HOLD OFFICE IN LEGION Three brothers were among ( new officers installed Sunday at BA PUSH FOR SIGNED LABOR CONTRACT IN HOBOKEN American Legion Post 107 in Sensory Division of the Improvement and Control The word now-a-days is "Hair". Besides being the title of a long running Broadway musical it is the Hoboken. New head of the legion post is Program. She majo.ed in speech est game being played by Hoboken police and city officials. therapy and dramatic art at It seems a controversy is raging about whether a cop can have sideburns or i mustache or both The Cmdr. Robert Geerlof of 23 Baldwin Ave., Jersey City, a Montclair State and was iA has taken the stand that a man can if he still presents a clean appearance. The city has eone alone to president of the Speech and 2 point that it is willing to set certain limits. U.S.Army veteran of the Korean conflict. His brother, Raymond Hearing Professional Society. Meanwhile, the chief who approves of neither long hair or mustaches, at least on his cops seems to She was also a student ve little to say now that the powers that be have decided that a little extra on the side or on the lip Geerlof, is senior vice commander and another brother, clinician in the Montcl&ir State 11 really going to hurt anyone. Members of the Hoboken Patrolmen's Benevolent Association being Speech and Hearing Center, iessed a few extra bucks each month by their executive committee to pay for the services of Andrew Geerlof Jr. was installed as post historian. North Jersey Training School for ssemblyman Dave Friedland of Jersey City. Women, Belleville Cerebral Palsy Friedland will be representing the police in their efforts to obtain a signed labor contract similar to Other officers installed by Carmine Borelli, county legion Center, Elmhurst General one obtained by the city's firemen last year. Probably tne nardest hit are those persons commander, were Joseph Pinto, Hospital and Teachers College the way, you read both facts-the hiring of who were living on the east side of Hudson junior vice commander, and Speech and Hearing Center. iedland and the PHA push for a Street between 3rd and 4th Streets. These Anthony Maccagnano, finance itract-here, first. weren't houses that needed to come down as officer. Maccagnano is a past m Unlike the Firemen, the police must have a did so much of that area was. They were well Post 107 Commander. strike clause in their contract so bargaining kept homes. Clean and decent and something Cmdr. Geerlof, who succeeds mid be interesting. However, Friedland is that Hoboken could have been proud of. Thomas Hickey as head of the MARCUS i of the better negotiators around. It hurt their owners to see them coming i Hoboken American Legion post, Jewelers, Inr. Since the firemen are almost set to reopen down while hundreds of other less desireable 1 was congratulated by >otiations with the city on certain sections of 106 WASHINGTON ST. b u i 1 dings—most of which should be representatives of other HOBOKEN OL 6-3180 : three-year contract they obtained last year, condemned-were allowed to stand. It isn't : Hoboken military organizations. is presumed that Friedland will be necessarily fair, still they call it progress. j Mayor Louis De Pascale and >resenting them both at the same time in the * * # other Hoboken officials also 'DIAMONDS gotiations. Local bookies are giving thanks that the ! attended the ceremonies in * • » baseball season is finally coming to an end. headquarters. 13th St. and With local policemen and firemen doing so They had a long, hard >ummer. especially with Willow Ave. •GIFTS 11 with their wage and benefit negotiations the Mets. wonder how long it is going to be before the The odds makers, those little fellas from Las MISS LICHTENBERG ler city employees start asserting themselves Vegas who were giving 100 to 1 odds in April •WATCHES ', a bigger piece of the pie. that the Mets wouldn't and couldn't make it. ON HOSPITAL STAFF For the last three or four years they have kept makiiig the Mets the .underdogs, i Miss Beverly Lichtenberg of •JEWELRY en accepting the small bones left over after presumably on the assumption that they were Hoboken has been appointed to ; policemen and firemen get through. It was playing over their heads and were sure to fold .EVERY PURCHASE j the staff of the Jewish Hospital A BARGAIN! 00 last year, and $300 the year before that, any day. and Rehabilitation Center ot lat's a little more than $5 a week. When you But they didn't fold and the local boys who j New Jersey as speech pathologist IF MARCUS CANT : trying to raise a family and the cost of living like to wager a few quid now and then kept ; and audiologist going up like a skyrocket, it is easy to betting on them and kept winning. And the | Miss Lichtenberg, who FIX IT, HE WILL iderstand why they aren't going to be books kept losing and kept paying out. received her MA in speech GIVE YOU A tisfied with another $5 raise. A point of information. When a book says ; pathology from Columbia Check sometime and find out just how many he is getting killed by one team or another, that University, studied under a grant NEW ONE! :y employees are living in the projects. On doesn't mean he is losing money. Books seldom from the Neurological and MllimittMiMttHiHimMmnnii eir salaries, they can't afford to live anywhere do. It does mean that he isn't getting back as ie. much as he would have if that team hadrf t * * * won. Whatever happened to the longshoremen's But then books are always crying about one mic that wa\ supposed to be built on Hudson thing or another. reet. No one seems to want to talk about it • • * lymore. And probably with good reason. Washington Street merchants are getting * * • ready to lynch a certain Hoboken patrolman Things also seem to be dragging on the other who they feel is hurting their business, or at le of Hudson Street. The Grogan Marineview least they seem to think he is responsible for it. aza is still on three square blocks of rubble The patrolman is Robert (tickets by the id it appears that's aU it is going to be for dozens) Gallagher. »me time to come. It seems that they don't have anywhere to The rumors are numero' > and for a change go because city officials connected with the PER ANNUM ley all seem to clear the city as the delaying public safety department aren't going to pull ictor. him off. It seems that Gallagher is Rakcitin! One report has it that the parking authority accomplishing several things besides ticketing having a difficult time getting the bonds it violators. seds to finance its portion of the project. He is forcing other police officers to issue fithout this money, the authority can t build tickets more or less in self defense. s parking garages and without the parking Sooner or later, someone is going to ask how irages, the city won't be able to pay for its one cop did compared to what Gallagher did vare of the project. for the same post during the same times. No Another has it that the parent organization one will expect all cops to give out the same f the urban renewal corporation formed to number of tickets, but Gallagher's figure uild the project is having outside troubles and shouldn't overshadow the other guy. REAP A GOLDEN HARVEST lat the federal government has stepped in So the men who are working the same areas utting a halt to everything until the situation that Gallagher works are finding that they too EVEltY DAY OF THE 1 cleared up-if it is cleared up. are giving out mure tickets just to keep In any event, nothing is happening on themselves out of hot water YEAR...WITH ludson Street and it must be irking Mayor As for the merchants, maybe if they had lePascale. some off street parking, business would take a Many of the residents and business people turn for the better. Hoboken shoppers still have HOBOKEN BANK FOR SAVINGS rtio were forced to move because of the to use whatever space is available on iroject are getting hotter and hotter every day. Washington Street. And more often than not, Guaranteed Income "hey didn't like the idea of selling their homes that space is a fire hydrant, bus stop or double ir businesses and finding new places to live or parking. Savings Certificates iperate. They like it even less now that the Whatever happened to Baby Jane?—and the >roperty is cleared and nothing is going up. Hoboken Parking Authority? If you are looking for a savings plan that makes yoar money work harder, this sound, century-old mutual savings bank has just the O'Connor reported at the recent type for you. 5% Savings Certificates: issued in amounts of RANCONE ASSN. meeting on the success of the of its parking lot on Washington $3,000 or more in multiples of $500 offering safe, high earnings summer social events while are available at this bank. If it is not convenient for you to come JAINS 5 MEMBERS Councilman Francone and st. to the congregation of Mt. Five new members have been Olive Baptist Church for Sunday _ in, use the coupon below to start your money earning top interest Patrick Capone outlined the role ~ without delay. elcomed into the Louis that the association is playing in church sei ces. Anthony van rancone Association of the downtown section of the Cleef, co-owner of the club said oboken, which has resumed its city. A pizza pie supper was the lot can be used every Sunday ill and winter program of served to the membership. j from 11 a.m. to 1 p.rru HOBOKEN BANK for :tivities. Raphael Vitale, club j Mt. Olive recently moved * ' SAVINGS •esident, welcomed the new CHURCH TO USE from its old location on embeds Nicholas Rodriguez, Jefferson st. into the former aymond Ortiz, Humberto UNION CLUB LOT First Methodist Church on runo, Patrick Mancuso and The management of the Washington St., between 7th and WASHINGTON AT FIRST STREET • HOBOKEN osar'O Corrado. Walter Union Club is donating the use 8th sts. HOBOKEN PICTORIAL Page 4 Thursday, October 2,1969 DRISCOLL JOINS FIGHT BOONE HAS UWjJJtt FOR CLEAN WATER "He really believed in this Former Governor Alfred E. dead fish were stacked along the An anti-smoking movie based Waters began his obituary five banks of the Rockaway River in on a dramatic true story has story," says the film's executive days before his death and made Driscoll has joined the growing producer, Cliff Eblen. "His total list of distinguished New Morris County. "They were been filmed for free-loan use by final corrections only 10 hours Jersey arts who have'joined the polluted to death by the very community groups and immersion in his role was before the end. It appeared in his Citizens Committee for Clean same contaminants which employee audiences. fantastic. He wasn't just acting. newspaper, the Honolulu Water, the group formed to work ultimately could find their way "The Mark Waters Story" He was Mark Waters." During Star-Bulletin, on the day he died, for passage of the Clean Water into our drinking water", recreates the heartbreaking but the filming of a farewell scene, February 1,1966. referendum, Public Question No. Driscoll said. heroic drama of a newspaperman Boone broke up and the crew "Whether this story will stop 1 on the November 4 ballot. He stated that the slogan who wrote his own obituary had to stop shooting. anyone from smoking," he According to former chosen by the New Jersey while dying of lung cancer. His So strong is the emotional wrote, "I don't know. I doubt Governor Driscoll who was New Citizens for Clean Water tells the by-lined story reached millions impact of the film, keyed by it." Jersey's Chief Executive from whole story. The slogan: "So We of readers throughout the world Boone's thoroughly believeable But Mark Waters had no idea 1947 to 1954, Public Question CanUve." when it was reprinted by performance, that all how far-reaching his inspiration' No. 1 represents "a proposal for Reader's Digest and other promotional literature carries the would be. survival". publications. line "not appropriate for The film was produced by "We stand more chance of It began with this memorable children." educational television station MEATCUTTER J dying from oxygen starvation statement: "Cigarettes were the The 25 H niinute 16mm-sound KHET n Honolulu. The than from an atomic bomb", death of me." color film is available on free Hawaiian setting became an POSITION OPEN | Richard Boone, the star of according to the former ! loan to such groups as PTA's integral part of the film, with Governor who is honorary AT WEST POINT screen and television churches, men's and women's Waters* tragic illness chairman of the board of ("Palladin") volunteered his clubs, hospital auxiliaries, health services to direct the film and counterpointed against his idyllic Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical The U.S. Military Academy, associations and employee life in the islands. Company in Morris Plains. West Point, New York has a need play the role of Mark Waters. audiences. The referendum provides for for Meatcutter WB-« at $3.23 an a $271 million bond issue which hour. No written test is required. with his wife. She'll doubtless would generate a total of $986 Applicants will be rated on the badly since the mouth-piece got unstable and needs variety for appeal the case. million with federal and local length and quality of their him off with a year instead of a erotic urges. funds to finance the most experience. Information year and a day. The mouthpiece extensive water pollution control concerning this position is explained that the year "bit" program in the >te's history. contained in Announcement No. saved his citizenship and voting Passage of the State ^ond issue is NY-9-3 1. Copies of the franchise. Thus, he lost the case, needed to qualify all local announcement and application his wife, but not his right to 868-7717 governments for the maximum forms may be obtained by vote. in federal funds toward .ne writing, visiting, or calling • • • needed sewer construction (212-264-0422) the Federal Job FRAKX RICH projects. A portion of the bond Information Center of the HOOD SAID, 'There's not a issue would be set aside for Interagency Board of U.S. Civil sting attuned to mirth but has its GARBAGE t RUBIISH REMOVAL chord of melancholy." This got preservation of reservoir sites Service Examiners, Greater New = before this land is-lost to the York City Area, Federal his laughing while he is singing CLEAN UP JOBS j^£^rT °^S. COMTAIMER SERVICE spreading suburbs. Building, 26 Federal Plaza, New "Melancholy Baby" but there is SNOW-PLOWING TffmHr"jflfcnn (1-6 YDS.) York, New York 10007, They tears in his laughter because his "What we have done with our ZA HR. SERVICE natural resources is tragic and are also available at the baby 'Helen" of Troy, New sad", former Governor Driscoll Personnel Office, U.S. Military York, eloped with his best said. "It is time we began to Academy, West Point, New York friend. In years to come his 6217 MEADOWVIEW AVE NORTH BERGEN, N. J. reclaim our natural resources and and the main post offices in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Hempstead, melancholy could be mirth for that reason I am encouraging "Helen" is emotional the support of all New Jerseyans Jamaica, Middletown, for this bond issue." Newburgh, New Rochelle, Driscol! said the Patchogue, Peekskill, contamination of the State's Poughkeepsie, Riverhead and waterways has produced serious Yonkers and the St. George consequences for New Jersey Station on Staten Island. Mr. Kitcbei twites fw to residents. "The destructive Applications will be accepted SEE NEW IDEAS 4 SAVE MONEY forces of pollution have left us until further notice by the with very few trout streams Interagency Board of US. Civil COME IN TODAY! COMPARE VALUE! which demand i high wat Service Examiners, Greater New quality. In fact, our fishermen York City area, 26 Federal Plaza, are losing millions of dollars New York, New York 10007. SUMMER SALE! annually because of the loss of Application forms may also shell and other fish as a direct be obtained at. Board of U.S. result of pollution", he declared. Civil Service Examiners, U.S. The former Governor recalled Post Office, Room 201, Jersey that just a year ago, thousands of City. {

hard to keep her in cocktails and MR. SNITCH . . Shakespeare quote*, f • • • . T • IN BETWEEN nip*, they having a pretty gopd argument. in good shape." His friend aakad, She was beefing about Ms bad "Do you know the trainer?" He habits and claimed he was replied haughtily, "WhyJ had intolerable. He accused her of dinner with him only tost week." being extravagant. This she took What he failed to mention was in stride but retorted: "All right, KITCHENS that about 300 other people had atl right. I'll admit I like to spend dinner with the trainer at Toots COST LESS AT BEAUTY BLOW THAN YOU EXPECT money. But just name one other Shor's where the turf association BECAUSE... B. 6. HAS LOW OVERHEAD «ND NO FARCY extravagance." The futility of held a party. The trainer of Arts SHOWROOMS OR UiNEOESSARY OVERHEAD 1 answering this was obvious in his and Letter* wouldn't know th» Deal with Maker! Mare value for leu money silence as he took a full shot of guy Sf he fell over him. But the booze to calm hat jumping than yen expect! bum has Hw knack of name dropping. ALL STYLES I COLORS i •• • « THE VISIT was friendly. At TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR THESE TWO are always in DON HIKMMS least, ha fait that it was a cordial the cocktail lounge. The one is EXPERIENCE t MOW HOW! meeting. Wan, it was a cordial as always quoting Shakespeare and could be at the county jail. She the bartender shakes the mixed • COME IN MEET MR. KITCHEN passed tfw hour exchanging drinks. She pulled this uim pleasantries with him and then "Shakespeare said, 'It is the left Now be knows hist how mind that makes the body rich." pJaaeeftt via visn wa& She served Featuring Beauty Glow Custom Cabinets In tailing this story, the notice on him - in the county tail bartender taM, "Her husband - iteat aha was seeking a divorce. must have a poor mind and a #™ftllMMrH0W TWO SHOWROOMS While this burned Mm up, he rich body to stand her." In fact, •SADDLE HOOK * UNION CITY would be more perturbed if he WHOM CITY her husband is muaete bound knew she intends te- marry his 170 MARKETS! WO* CUT between the ears out does nave a lawyer tanan nar* divopce comes 1211XEMUYN.VD. strong back and works long and through. H«sheukin'>t take it 1 478-7880 864-1042

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SHOPPMG WITH SHIRLEY Mann Everywhere we go, we see The ads in this section have but them, and we know from their one purpose and that is to help starry-eyed expression that they these young people prepare for are about to he married. Their the big day and the new life that purses bulge with travel folders, Iks ahead. they linger in the furniture stores and over the fashion magazines. V.I J. Travel, 5217 iergenline Continued on next page: Fashions COLORS Black Powder Blue AFFUSO'S Dark Biown DUGOUT ITALIAN-AMERICAN CUISINE Worry free catering that is muted to • your taste, . .at sensible prices. Meserve your choice date now. { 6118Newkirk Avenue, North Bergen d io to 200 868-6776 868-9871

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HOBOKEN PICTORIAL Thursday, October 2,1969 Ftge 7 After a hectic shopping spree, and PAterson Plank Road, North SHOPPING WITH SHIRLEY have lunch or dinner at the Bergen. Enjoy steaks, chops and Continued on next page. Boulevard Diner, Kennedy Blvd. Ave., has deservedly earned the name ''Honeymoon 333 dub, 533 Shaler Blvd., and Headquarters". Visit V.I.P. and see the spacious banquet let them tell you about their facilities. Ideally located and for unusual creations Honeymoon Specials. They can plenty of parking. help you plan a cruise or tour Shopping all day? Is mother that will fit into both your time too dog-tired to go home and and price requirements. And cook? Then have the family there's never a fee at V.I .P. meet at Roy's Boulevard The bride who has a specific Restaurant, 2034 Kennedy floral arrangement in mind will Blvd., Jersey City, opposite find the help she needs at Jersey City State College. Relax CUSTOM "House of Flowers", 315 Willow over a cocktail and enjoy a Avenue, Hoboken. Flowers for delicious meal or a super TAILOR the wedding are their specialty sandwich. and they have been creating In Jersey City Scerbo Aloi unusual designs for many years. Floral Shop, 545 Newark TUXEDOS Seen the new Venitian Room Avenue, near the Court at Tito's Restaurant? Housejias built a reputation for 7101-7105 wedding bouquets of distinction. Conveniently located at 1148 Exclusive Bouquets Bergenlin* Ave. Paterson Plank Road, Secaucus, The smart bride-to-be will No. Bergen 869-7252 it's now available for wedding consult Scerbo Aloi's experts if -Modestly Prieedl receptions. she is seeking the unusual THE ULTIMATE IN Carpie and Tony Cirillo invite bouquet for herself and CHECK OUR PRICES Custom-Made attendants. the about-to-be-wed to visit the BEFORE 0RDERIN6 SUITS • COATS • SLACKS YOUR FLOWERS! .SLIPCOVERS Youil Be For Discriminating Men and Women PLASTIC Pleasantry Surprised All Custom Garments Made on Premises Cut & liwtatkxi In Your Home*All Work Guarantaad By Master Tailors SOFA and GQ50 WEST NEW YORK Visit Our N«w, Ready Mad* 2 CHAIRS Dtf FLORIST SUIT, COAT & SLACK Dept. Cor. 60th Street DON'S WEST NEW YORK 477 CENTRAL AVENUE J.C. 863-4738 Business Phone 798-7040 or 798-2609 Come In Or Call She Deserves The Best ENGAGEMENTS 8 FREE!

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Reba's Bridal Salon, 7105 Bergeniine Avenue, North For the JoMBrt indbest service in the bridal gown design industry, Bergen, has an uneqoaled Reba of Keba*s Bridal Salon, 7105 Berfenline Avenue, North reputation for contributing the Bergen, was awarded a trophy by Hie Bridal Formal Fashion Guild ail-important ingredient to a at a testimonial dinner given in her honor last year. Proud of Reba is perfect wedding • the bridal her husband, Eugene MBano, shown holding the trophy gown. Bridal gowns designed by Reba are ultra smart and always in keeping with the solemnity of the day. Reba who has recently been recognized by the National Organization of Bridal Shoos has devoted her entire career to SHOPPING WITH SHIRLEY making women beautiful on their wedding day. Her gowns He'll remember the beautiful but also a smart are more than the traditional honeymoon and those first days shopper." You'll rate such a design seen so often one would think they were turned out on together as Mi. and Mrs. if you compliment if you buy your an assembly Inc. Each gown look smartly dressed at all times. trousseau at Mary's Dress Shop, made in Reba's Salon is made for And when he hears the price of 6320 Bergeniine Ave., West New one woman - the bride who will each new costume you wear, York. Foi high fashion and low wear it and cherish it • perhaps see a daughter married in it The he*U think "My wife is not only Continued on next page. 1%? collection now on display at Reba's Bridal Salon is as fresh and lovely as « Trumpet Lily lifting its petals to the morning sun. The Spring bride win look radiant in a gown designed just for her by Reba. Long Yvnitian Hoam recognized by the fashion world as an authority on bridal gown design The Bridal Formal f NOW AVAILABLE Fashion Guild chose her to head FOR WEDDING RECEPTIONS their national organization. What better recommendation could [TITO'S RESTAURANT! Reba give the bride who wants the ultimate in fashion for hei 1148 PATERSON PIANKROAD very special day? :< •SKAUCUS • 863-9779

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Joseph R. Romano, propretior of i 4007 Bergcnlinm av., Union City view* a gemstone through the Mark V GemoUle, the latest scientific 5 device available today for appraising and gem identification, Mr. Romano hat been trained in both appraising and identification by the Gemolo- gical Institute of America. The Gemolite will magnify up to 40 x {40 power) as compared to the average jewelers's loupe which magnifies up to lOx or 10 powers. Instrument insures the pur- antee of the truly perfect stone. <=>< ' ' Advertisement SHOPPING WITH SHIRLEY prices, shop at Mary's. you on your good taste. o For your ring and his, make o A luncheon for $1.19? o Impossible! Not in 1969. ft does your selection at A. Villavecchia sound impossible but that is the Jewelers, 1206 Summit Ave., cost of a complete luncheon Union City. Remember, a (Chinese or American) at the wedding ring will be cherished all Golden Phoenix, 344 Bergen your lives. Blvd., FAirview. A favorite place Planning on a "near hijme" for l"-.sy people. The service is honeymoon? Atlantic City, with exc dent, the food delicious. Try its bracing sea air, is lovely this cocktails and dinner too. time cT year and anytime. o Is atmosphere important Especially if you're a guest at the o when you dine out? Then the Marlborough Blenheim o*» the Edge should be your choice of a ocean front. Interested? Then s restaurant. Just the place to take write for their brochure. I a special friend or business The bridegroom, the best man associate. They'll compliment and the ushers will draw as many admiring glances as the bride and her attendants if they rent then- tuxedos from Paul Servo, CARLO'S Bakery Summit Ave. at 8th Street, ITALIAN & FRENCH Union City. Male members of the bridal party will do well to <=> PASTRY go to Paul Servo for latest styles ' Specialist Jit and perfect fit. Be proud of your first home. WEDDINGS Let family and friends know you & have good taste. Imperatore Quality Furniture, 3606 New BIRTHDAYS York Ave., Union City, will help Miniature Pastry you select the right pieces for a three room apartment or a home in the suburbs. Good furniture has lasting quality and enduring FOR A FINANCIALLY 659-3480 beauty. j , ST MOBOKEN Enjoy a delicious meal SECURE FUTURE !§ YOU NEED

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He is the Association, at all three Hudson Joseph MAstropierro November 28 to be held at the father of nine children ranging in County offices, is offering the Specialty Store at 4915 St. Cecilia auditorium, age from 8 months to 11 years. highest savings rate anywhere, Bergenline Ave., Wett New York, Englewood. A buffet dinner will His wife, Barbara, also from St. 5*% per annum on a minimum cater engagements, weddings, be served. There will be dancing Cecilia is now attempting to raise investment of $5,000. See their showers. Visit the store and ask and the committee has plans for these youngsters while living in ad in this section and drop in at about their beautiful setups of additional entertainment. The temporary quartern without any one of their three offices. fine Italian foods. entire proceeds of the affair will income. Even if the bride-to-be has be donated to John W. Scheid of They'll be gted to help you start Tickets for the homecoming "And to think our money is a savings account and at the never worn a fall, wig or wiglet the class of 1950. are $25 per couple. Donations same time keep within your she will want one for that day of Mr. Scheid suffered a broken are also being solicited. For in the bank at only five per budget. days and the honeymoon. information about tickets or cent!" Darlene Coiffures, 2824 Modern Bridal this fall is donations, contact James Quirk •••••OPEN 24 HOURS™••• Kennedy Blvd., Jersey City has | Sauter's Steak Pub, 153 (201)664-9452. featuring the Victorian look. See Bergen Boulevard, Fairview, is as ROBERT J. GALLIONE the beautiful bridal gown many beautiful hair pieces. Let • • • them help you make your richly furnished as were the DETECTIVE AGENCY featured in their ad in this selection. castles of the period •• represents It seems the Defense section. Conveniently located at Department hasn't yet been able .. Sp«ckall(« In ... Ever eat a Sundae Cake. in history. The ueauty and 3027 Kennedy Blvd., Jersey City charm of the new Sauter's to develop adequate means for MariKt PrtMtm (Opp. St. John's Church) Mmmm, are they delicious. At defending itself against a large Dlvarca Evia.nc.XhlW Custody Kampfe Bakery, 6813 PArk provides the perfect foil for the Mltstng Persant-SMB Tracing Modern Bridal invites the newlyweds first social function, and growing number of lamadiore Attention to Weatlf etla«> bride-to-be to visit their salon Ave., Guttenberg, fancy cakes vocifeious critics. are dressed up to look like tee the wedding reception. Visit the Evarywhara and discuss her wedding new Sauter's. They 11 be glad to • • * Detailed AccuraM R«»e*i Rendered plans. Maywood Inn, 122 West cream sundaes. Buy a Sundae Over 25 Year* En>erlence In discuss your plans for a We're having what some Private Investigation* Pleasant Ave., Maywood, is the cake today. You'll like it. | economists call "cost-push" Affuso's Dugout, 61 18 | reception that will be a tribute 9 VrMland Avt.«Haek«fttack choice of many brides-to-be for to your good taste. inflation. And it's pushing many the wedding reception. Catering Newkirk Avenue, North Bergen, people into a tight corner. 342.1122 to weddings has been their guarantees worry free catering Italian Food Center, 6415 specialty for many years. But - suited to your taste at sensible Bergenline Avenue, West New reserve now for choice dates. prices.. How small or large the York, can help you make affair makes «o difference. They entertaining easy. They do all Harmony Hall, 5501 can •iwillli 10 to 200 the work, even serve if you wish. Bergenline Ave. invite inspection persons. For those who prefer Italian of their spacious hall and hear National Bank of Secaucus, cuisine, there is a large variety of about their catering service. 100 Plaza Center, Secaucus has favorite dishes to choose from at Call Celeste at 432-S177 and Italian Food Center. All 'Tht Uttimjte |a Catering good advice for all about to be 6 DINING ROOMS ask about her catering service. married - the suggestion they homemade and all delicious. End that hectic shopping tour begin their lives together with a The "New" Union Club, 600 Accommodating From 10 To 1,000 Persons by dining at Buck's Seafood savings accotftat. They believe a Hudson St., Hoboken, across Restaurant, 54th St. and secure future depends on how from Stevens College,, invites • TESTIMMMU Kennedy Blvd., North Bergen. much of the couple's earnings you to inspect their facilities OL 6-9600 • Will FMKTIMS That impeccably groomed are put aside each pay day. 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Mrs. Josephine For the fourth successive Ruffhto is one of the founders of the open group which presents year, North Hudson Chapter, productions throughout the fall American Red Cross, is joining and winter season in the North with other Chapter's across the WHILE RECEIVING Bergen High School. The country in a nation-wide project association has made their final to make and fill gift bags to be arrangements for the coming distributed to U.S. servicemen Beautiful Chinaware season of 1969-70. Taking part and servicewomen stationed in in the first performance of Vietnam at Christmastime. The Carmen, are the following: Ester bags are made of sturdy cotton Absolutely Free Rudennn, as Carmen, a former material, so they will be resident of Weehawken; Andre serviceable to their owners after Pousseur as Don Jose; Eduardo the original contents are used. Assali as Escamille; James The Chapter's quota is 700 bags DowaUby as Morales; Jodell to be shipped by the end of this Keating as Micaela, Miss Renting month. B formerly of Rahway; Dianne Mrs. Florence Dwyer, Cawood as Frasquita; Lucille chairman of volunteers, is in Dowaliby as Mercedes; Stig charge of the program and is Heigren as Dancairo; Constantine marshalling all volunteers of the Lekas as Remandado. Chapter in this effort. This project is intended to be a The professional quality of tangible way for Americans to the performance, both artist and say "We care about our troops in orchestra, is under the able Vietnam." She pointed out that direction of Dr. Herman this is not exclusively a Red Schlisserman. Mrs. Josephine Cross program, but, Ruffino, secretary of the community affair in which many association said, "I would like to organizations, groups and thank each and everyone for business firms have participated. their cooperation in making She pointed out that recently these live opera performances a the freshman students of success." Also giving their Emerson High School had a cooperation and support is the dance to raise money to buy North Bergen Board of socks for the ditty bags and they Education, Joseph J. McKeon, volunteered their services in president. The performance is filling the gift bags. presented through the courtesy of the township of North Mrs. Dwyer said that the Bergen, Angelo J. Sarubbi, following have made Mayor, in cooperation with the contributions to the project. THE "ELEGANT LADY" PATTERN Executive Board of the Soroptimist Club of North American Federation of Hudson; Home Hygiene Alumni Museum Local 526, Thomas Inc.; First Golden Age Club of MADE EXCLUSIVELY FOR Broderick, president, and North Bergen; St. Joseph's Recording Industries Music Golden Age Club; St. Michaels THE INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY Performance Trust Fund, Jerome Golden Age Club; Holy Family H. Adkr, Trustee. Golden Age Club; Acme Stores; Shop-Rite Stores; Knomark Inc.; These performances are free Shinola; Venus Pen Co; Ladies to the public, contributions are Garment Workers Union; Mastro grately appreciated. For Lumber Co.; F.W. Woolworth YOU RECEIVE YOUR RRST information you may contact Co.; Trevile Co. Inc.;Paul Servo; Mrs. Josephine Ruffino, 7603 Holthausens; Lemonier, Young AND TWELFTH 4-PC PUCE SETTINGS First Ave., North Bergen or call Drug Co.; Trini Inc.; and 869-1470. Holland-Rantos Co. ABSOLUTELY FREE Mrs. Dwyer said that the WORKING FOR DEGREE Junior Red Cross of the Chapter WHEN YOU OPEN A SAYINGS ACCOUNT Jack Heesch, son of Mr. and supplied 700 cans of candy and Mrs. Fred Heesch, 122S 76th st., that production services, headed OF $25.00 North Bergen, recently by Miss Ella A. Sternkopf, again completed a six-weeks summer helped in the sewing of the bags. -:- OR <• session at New Mexico State She thanked all who contributed University, Las Cruces, N.M. He to the aid of the project WHEN YOU ADD $25.00 is working toward a Bachelor of Arts degree. TO YOUR PRESENT SAVINGS ACCOUNT rrth Each Additional Limit JOIN ADULT EDUCATION OB* $25.00 OUR WEST NEW YORK SCHOOL Free OR MORE CHINA FOR Place DEPOSIT CONTINUING EDUCATION Setting THRIFT You Can Purchase MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL, Per Another 4-Pc. Setting 55TH ST. AND PARK AVENUE CLUB Person J SPONSORED BY THE for Just 199 WEST NEW YORK BOARD OF EDUCATION AT EDMUND G. MASSA, PRESIDENT LATE REGISTRATION WEEK OF SEPT. 29th FALL SEMESTER BEGINS Monday, Sept. 29, 1969 H.S. EQUIVALENCY National Bank of Secaucus AUTO DRIVING (W.N.Y. Residents Only) (Prepariton Course) AUTO MAINTENANCE ITALIAN "rFe Really Care" BOOKKEEPING MACHINE SHOP CAtlNETMAKING MECHANICAL DRAWING 100 PLAZA CENTER (•RANCH: 234 COUNTY AVE.) MESSMAKMG OIL PAINTING EMWMWERY MENDING (H.S.) PIANO EN6USH ml CITKENSHP for SUMNASTKS 866-2100 MEMBER F.D.I.C. New Americans SHORTHAND GERMAN SPANISH HAM RA00 TYPING Page 16 Thursday, October 2,1969 Broadway - ' ".' "" Is My Beat

Mmmmmmmmmmmmm*** iftf SfSS* for ftw MIDE and IRIDAL PARTY ROSOFF'S REOPENS a fabataM section of gorg«o«* Rosoffs, 147 W. 43rd St., currently in its 70th year, re-opened Hs main dining rooms Monday, after completely restoring the ground MIDAL HEADPIECES md VEILS level to its Victorian magnificence of 1899. Divided into three main rooms and eight nooks, Rosoffs is now IMPORTS FROM PARIS AMI ROME highlighted by nostalgic overhead fans, gaslights, potted palms, IN NeWEST STYLES AND MATERIALS stained glass and intimate dining areas and an aura of yesteryear. Owner-host Al Newman has recaptured the fabulous, carefree era WE MAKE TO ORDER and DYE HEADPIECES, VEILS md ACCESSORIES of Diamond Jim Brady and Lillian Russell, when dining was the I* Mich fMM for tkt MMN MM party. AIM fwHwtaf >MutHul krkhl slwwf Ms, He order of the day and Rosoffs set the pace. One thing, however, has remained the same at Rosoffs: the large portions at popular prices. Among the dishes featured are lobster, TERRIFIC VALUES and TREMENDOUS SELECTION filet mignon, roast duckling, breast of lamb, veal parmigiana and fresh fish. NOW SHOWING A MOST GORGEOUS SELECTION OF HATS, Rosoffs is open seven days weekly for lunch, cocktails, dinner aqd supper. CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES FROM THE FASHION CENTERS There is free parking from 5:30 pan. to 6 a .m. PROF. COREY TO OPEN PLA YROOM OF THE WORLD AM LEADING U.S. DESIGNERS Professor Irwin Corey, "The World's Foremost' Authority," began a two-week engagement in Ai! At Modern Hatters Low Factory Prices the Playroom of the New York Kt0EllUliE AVE Playboy Gub on Monday. Also on 313 3rd STREET the program will be vocalist Lynn I **" * Turner, with musical JERSEY CITY l WEST NEW YORK accompaniment provided by the Walter Norris Trio. •EGUIUNG, For the Men Corey, in his threadbare •EAOTIFUL pedagogic frock and white sneakers, has been a professor of comedy for IONNETS! -over twenty-five yean, but came to H AT S national fame only recently through his appearances in Playboy Nawast Stytac & Colon dubs, which have boosted his BTOT. Valours, Sports career as they have the careers of by «• Hat*. Etc. such stars as Woody Allen, Flip ft. Vato* 8.95 to $20 Wilson, Dick Gregory, Don Adams **»$« $4 $*%e and Jackie Vernon. Prof. Irwtn Cony ••575 J6 to XiV The master of the ad-lib, Corey has no writers and no prepared S^cttoa or BOYS' «d CltLS' material,.but creates each individual act as he goes along. "I don't r HATS Md CAPS; ok© ACCESSORIES need material," he explains, "my humor comes out of that befuddled character." He also feels that the truly effective comics are rebels, and especially admires Jonathan Winters, Mort Sahl, and the late Lenny Bruce. In the Penthouse, the Playboy Club will continue to present the Lewis and Christy Revue, and in the Living Room, the Playboy LADIES' QOTHING NUN'S SIH1S Discotheque is the offering. On weekends in the Party Room, the Earl May Trio will provide music for dining and dancing. DIRECT PROM •rPM HV • • • ITAiiY JACK E, LEONARD AT RAINBOW GRILL t AIL YlAttOUMD: ITALIAN ami Stt Jack E. Leonard opened KNIT SOTS Monday, at the Rainbow Grill for a Vahm t» $50 a** $100 three-week engagement through TwfcUiMMwirs October 18. Appearing with the $ caustic comic is song stylist Vi 50 VabfsltS Velasco. to $135 The Rainbow Grill is open for FOR FALL dining and dancing (music by Joe Cabot) from 7 pjn., Monday AND WINTER through Saturday. Shows are twice nightly, at 9:30 pan. Aid 12:30 SAMPLE DRESSES ajn. JackE. Leomd « DZB 0 to BUNNY ELECTIONS UNDERWAY IT TOP Wm HAWIACTWERS AH the signs point to a record vote as rabid rabbit enthusiasts ballot to determine the "Bunny of the Year -1970." Following local semi-final judging October 2nd at noon in the HEADWARMERS FOR THE FAMILY Penthouse of the Playboy Cluh, the winner will compete along with finatett from 18 other dubs in the Bunny BeautyPageant to be held November 16th at the Playboy Club-Hotel at Late Geneva LAMB* SWIA1BIS Wisconsin. <'

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If Uw N.Y. Mets could win the Eastern Division championship for a song, they would already be in the chips. Three rousing tunes are now helping to further whip up the ftenzy that hat hit Met fan*. They've been introduced to patrons at ALSO MEN'S aa equal number of the town'i popular spots. T&* Downbeat, the steak-tnd-jazz emporium on 42nd St. and ms • Lexington Ave., has Wild Bui Davaon and his Jazz Giants "Swingui' With the Mets." ^^ Over at the Riverboat in the Empire State Building, UrWe Green's dance orchestra-and vocalist Kathy Faton have no trouble getting the customers to join them is urgirtf The Amazin's to "Hit 'Em Hani.** The Mets fever has even robbed off on Luchow's, the 87 year oM HMt • SMBm . ftACHI restaurant landmark on East 14th St. in Manhattan. It's Oocm-Pah-Pah band is featuring an original Teutonic air, "Immer Mit Der Ruhe, Aber Nkht Par Die Andem." (Loosely translated- Keep Your Cool, But Make It Hot Fot That Other Team) HOBOKEN PICTORIAL Thursday, October 2, 1969 Page 17 serving with the U.S. Army meteorology in 1965 from NELSON QUIZZED BY PRESS Depot, near Long Binh, Pennsylvania State University. Vietnam. His wife, Ann, is the daughter He earned the award for of Mr. and Mrs. Carmine meritorious service as a stock Santulli, 807 Willow Ave.. control specialist at the depot. Hoboken. • • * U.S. Air Force Technical SERVING ON BOARD Sergeant Clarence J. Jefferies, son of Mrs. Lela M. Jefferies and Carlton Dutton of Hoboken, the late Mr. Jefferies, 715 has been appointed to the Board Clinton St., Hoboken, is on duty of Trustees of the 78th Division at Cam Ranh Bay AB, Vietnam. (Lightning) Division Scholarship Foundation. The sergeant, whose wife, Christine, is from France, is a graduate of Central High School, Whiteville, N.C. • • • BOTTOM FISH Captain Martin P. Wiess, son of Mrs. Mildred Wiess and the late Mr. Wiess, 708 Madison St., SEA STAR Hoboken, has received a regular commission in the U.S. Air Force at Tan Son Nhut'AB, Wed., Sat. & Sun. NORTH JERSEY PRESS ASSN., formerly the Hudson County Press Qub, had as niest speaker at Vietnam. Saturday's monthly luncheon meeting at The Steak Pit, Paramus, Nelson Gross, Republican state The captain, a 1960 graduate it, chafrimn, second from left. A warm welcome was extended by George Hwllam, president. Subject of talk of A. J. Demarest High School, was, "Candidacy of William T. Cahill". After enumerating CahiU's qualifications for the governor's chair, received a B.S. degree tn <*pt Mai Gross conducted a question and answer period for reporters who were present. Others in the picture are mechanical engineering in 1964 Freeholder June M. Clark, chairman of the freeholders' institutions and agencies committee; Prank Goodman, treasure? and Waiter O'Brien, vice president. from Newark College of "Engineering and a B.S. degree in

and 4 p.m. including Saturdays. UNICO NAMES MQNGIELLO Voters may cast their ballots COME TO EVENING SCHOOL on November 19 at the "MAN OF THE YEAR" Multi-Semce Center only from 10 a.m. to 9 p.rru Chairman Guido Trisolini, in Emphysema, Bronchiectasis, complete charge of arrangements FREE Pneumonis, Lung Abscess or for the 23rd Annual Charity Bronchial Asthma. SR. PATRICIA Dinner of Hoboken Chapter, ADULT EDUCATION For the time being, due to the UNICO NATIONAL, announced BEGINS NEW DUTIES building program for the new $6 the designation of further million wing, the Inhalation Sister Patricia Mary O.P., the HOBOKEN EVENING INDUSTRIAL committees to insure success of 1 Therapy service will be locateii former Patricia Costello, the affair.-' in the North Wing on the fourth daughter of Mrs. Mary P. AND VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Trisolini informed President floor and it will be staffed by a Costello, 1234 Garden St., 506 Park Avenue, Hoboken, N. J. Paul Cardinale that he had group of gualified therapists. The Hoboken, has begun her new designated Judge M. Edward De department will be open Monday duties as superior at Holy Spirit 659-6242 Fazio to be public relations through Saturday from 9 a.m. to Convent, Asbury Park. Her officer and toastmaster of the 5:30 p.m. At the outset, the appointment was announced by "UNICO Man of the Year" therapy offered will be limited Sister Vivien, O.P., major award dinner for councilman but it is the intention of the superior of the Dominican REGISTRATION Stephen E. Mongiello, a charter hospital administration to Sisters in Caldwell. member and past president. enlarge this service as the need Sister Patricia was graduated Sept. 29,30; Oct. i; 2 from 7 to 8 P.M. I tie dinner will be held at presents itself. from Our Lady of Grace School, Stevens Institute, Hoboken, on St. Mary Hospital, in setting Hoboken in F"6 and St. School Term Starts Saturday, Nov. 15, and promises up one of the most modern Dominic Academy, Jersey City. to be a most outstanding social hospital services today, is acutely She entered the "Dominican order Oct. 6.1969 —7 p.m. event on the busy winter aware of the increasing need for and took her final vows in June, Registration Continues Until Oct. 30 calendar of Hoboken. this type of procedure in the 1968. A Souvenir Journal published treatment of pulmonary diseases. The holder of a bachelor of Bookkeeping Blue Print Reading in conjunction with the charity It is conservatively estimated arts degree from Caldwell Italian — Conversation Engineering Drawing affair will be handled by that about 20% of the patients in College, Sister Patricia is now Spanish — Conversation Industrial Sheet Metal chairman Joseph Guzzi, vice studying for her masters at Seton any given year will probably Stenography Drawing ^resident of the club. Tickets need this service. The Hall University. Architectural Drawing are being distributed by paramedical specialty of Typewriting — Beginners counselor Quentin J. De Fazio, inhalation therapy has developed NEWS ABOUf Typewriting — Refresher Sewing past president and chairman of rapidly over the past ten years Course Dressmaking the committee. due to the increasing incidence OUR SERVICEMEN Millinery Knitting and Crocheting of pulmonary diseases. Army Specialist Four Errol H. Anthony Santenello, past Psychology Art - Oil Painting president, was placed in charge Nunn, 21, son of Mrs. Ethelyn T. Nunn and the late Mr. Nunn, of the seating arrangements, NEW CENTER TO JULIA HANRAHAN INEZ SCRIVANI 320 Jackson St., Hoboken, was while District Governor Dan Pretident Director Simone, also a past president, SERVE ENTIRE CITY awarded a Certificate of was assigned responsibility of Achievement recently while HOPES, Inc. has been floral decorations and table reorganized and one of the ••••••••••••••••••I center pieces. results is the merger of Centers 1 Music assigned to John i and 2 into a multi-service center Marotta and his Troubadours ! located at 117 Madison st. The —HH pffl |Mr INN I resulted from negotiations with center will serve the entire city. genera] chairman Guido Trisolini The regular meeting of and his sub-committee. October 15 at the center will be SMTHR pii ill fut rani Invited among the devoted exclusively to the distinguished guests to grace the nomination of new officers for head table are National the advisory council. This will be FINE FURNITURE President, Frank Castellano; the first step to combine the two e ALL NAME BRAND FURNITURE Mayor Louis De Pascale; District present councils which served Governor Dan Simone and the Centers 1 and 2. The meeting J MO*,THU*S,FR.DAY*A.M.9P.M.^ ^ TUES..WEDSAT 9A.M5 30PM. guest of honor, "Man of the will begin at 8 pan. Open for Year" councilman Stephen E. e nominations are the offices of e Mongiello. chairman, vice chairman and e secretary. HOSPITAL ADOS Any qualified Hoboken resident who is not a Council NEW SERVICE member, may register to vote for .St. Mary Hospital, Hoboken, the new advisory council before began a new patient service Election Day, November 19 at for Inhalation Therapy iast veek any one of the following offices: under the direction of Joseph Multi-Service Center, 117 Furniture 'Apphances 'Broadloom Scerbo, M.D. Pulmonary Madison St., Hopes, Inc., 916 Specialist, it was announced Garden st. and CEP, 71 Adams THREE STORES today by the administrator, St. e 57th St & Bergentin. Ax 59th St 8, H..4tcKi Bl.d Sister M. Felicitas, S.FJP. This Voter registration begins Wen N«w V.-fi, ^ j 867 S"543 service will be used primarily October 16 and ends November 2r.d & Grand StriMffi Hobokec M j. «59 134a with patients who have secretion 18. Registration is held every problems including Bronchitis, day between the hours of 9 a.m. Page 18 Thursday, October 2,1969 HOBOKEN PICTORIAL

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Town of City «if Town of City Of NORTH BERGEN UNION CITY WEST NEW YORK HOBOKEN Mayor Mayor Mayor Mayor LOUIS D.PASCALE ANGELO J. SARUBBI WILLIAM V. MUSTO JOHN R. ARMEUINO Council Comm issioner Commissioner CommiMioner CHARLES J. WEAVER ARTHUR J. STANTON RAYMOND J. GABRIEL JOSEPH J. JIALDINI BERNARD REICHERT LAWBENd T. HAVIY CHARLES J.STEINEL ROBERT MtNCKE JOHNC.CENOO GEORQE E. BURGER JOHN J. O'CONNOR JOHWE.OTW HOBOKEN PICTORIAL Thursday, October 2,1969 Page 19 WAITRESSES OMHUS* mnr avalUM* for need persons "<1 ir.UWM wtM w«M BUY MART CLASSIHED to b* "Joh Ctni" HIRE -• BUY • SELL* RENT • SWAP • HIRE • BUY- SELI ™UU, O« PART TTME HOME IMPROVEMENT 11 P.M. to 7A.M. MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS FULL COMPANY BENEFITS SUNNVS MEALS AND UNIFORMS SUPPLIED SECTIONAL SOFA w/matchug interior-Exterior SUNNVS LANDSCAPING - Ai atipcoren ft dope*. Air cond. 7500 types etas*•». CeSanuattics,yards* APPLY IN PERSON •TO, u«d one MMM. Cafl 869-3707 Decorator* totW Sil 333-3790 •ft. 7:30 pA First class painting. Interior Exterior paper hanging 4b SPEED QUEEN Electric Dryer - Can 333-J790 SHOWCASE FOR SALE HOWARD PARTS • SlRVJCt Boston rocker - both excellent cond. 64" Long. Cafl Mary's Dress Shop SCHOOL BUSES Best offer 941-0M4 Ml-0636 SCHOOL BUSES SCHOOL BUSES Regular and Side lift Gates JOHNSON HOLIDAY CASH Immediate Delivery Price: Reasonable Unit* li Smth. Akxwtar RunDlaa Temporary help needed to fffl holiday Passed New Jersey Motor Vehicle Servie* im. New MfM? TwnpHn, orders. 20-boon per week. UnnjuaUy will keep your Inspection YOUNG MAN uxtm tud all Canty Ltea Id., high earnings. CaB Mi. Semana, Sacucot. N. 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ASTOR * 3-ROOM UNION CITY UN 6-7400 Stitiminl of OwntfShlp. MUSICAL Manaoamant and Circulatton (Act of OUTFIT October 33, 1962: Sactlon 4369, Titla 39. Unit ad Stataf C«*«) INSTRUMENT BEDflOOM LIVING ROOM KITCHCN VET 1. Oat* of Filing! Saptambar 29, 1969; 2. Titla of Publication! RENTAL Hobokan Pictorial; 3. Fraquanry of HAS MOVED TO Issua: Wa*kiys 4. Location of Known $299.95 Olllo of publication: 922 Washington St., Hobokan, N«w $5 Down $2 Jiruy; s. Location of th* NEW LARGER QUARTOIS LESSONS and REPAIRS haadquartari or gartarai butlnass On AH IMIIWIIIII offlcat of th« piM>lith«n (Not New Address Printart): 155 Broad A«.. Fairvtcw, Cili 863-3424 New Jersey i 6. Names and addresen of publisher, editor, and manaeina editor: PubHtnar (Name and addreu) 85 LINCOLN HIGHWAY Salvator* Caniiano, 3SS Shaler P.* STORE VIC-MIL Boulevard, Rldoefield. New Jersey; RoutM 1 ft 9, Sou* KMrny Editor (Nam* and acldre**) Dorothy MU-IC STUDIO, toe. Sexton Canolano, 355 Shaler on Communlpew Ave. Ext. Next to Coca Cot» Plant W SJnd *.. (MM City i Boulevard, RMgetleie N*»- Jersey) FABRICS- {Managing Editor (Nar dram) Phon* 332-6939 Open Daiy 9 «o 6 David L. Cangl, 710 >< >nue, PROCLAIMS Rldgaffeld, New Janet, ter: ii West New vofk*i, Inc.. , »d Atinut, Falrvlew, New . -, Salvatore Cangtano. 399 i>...iur A'BIG Boulevard. Rldoefietd, New Jerseyi Dorothy Sexton Canolano, 355 Sfialer Boulevard, Rtdtefieid, N»w Jertey: SULLIVAN PARAOB Davtd L. cangl, 710 Day Avenue, RMgefieM, New Jersey. >. Known LET THE bondholders, mortgagees, and other security holders owning or homing l DETECTIVE percent or more of total amount of OF FALL bonds, mortgages or other tecurttlet NEW JERSEY None. 9. (Not Applicable) 10. Average No. Copies Eeeh issue During Agency Preceding 12 monthsi A. Total No. AND Copies Printed (Net Press Run) 1.7O0; B. Paid Circulation 1. Sales through DRIVING SCHOOL WINTER dealers and carriers, street vendors INDUSTRIAL and counter sales 220: 2. Mail • subscription* 1.325; C. total PaM Teach YOU to Drive VALUES Circulation 1,545: D. Free PROTECTION Distribution (Including sample*) by • Wrtttaw mi Ro«d Tw» Strvie* mail, carrier or other means Nones E. • "-ariiBH Lawguapi and Oral Ta«t Stnriet Special Gift Hor Total Distribution 1,545; F. Office • Cawrttaw, •xp&iwi IB»IIIK>»»I use, left-over, unaccounted, tootled You With This Ad use, leftover, unaccounted, FART-TIME aaftef t r printinpniti g 155155; aa.. TotaTtl 1,700, . • Automatic and Standard Shift Single isissus e nearest tto filmfilmy datdatete i AA. Totata l No.. CopieCopiess Printerited (Ne(ett PresP s • Par<«P—r Sarvict OK FUJI TIME SPECIALIST RRun) ) 1701,7000 ; BB . PaPM CirculationCilti : 1. Sales through dealers and carriers, street vendors and counter sales 220; We Speak Italian ... We Specie SpmHh IN DACRON 2. Mail subscriptions 1,329; C. Total 8419 Borgmlbe Paid Circulation 1,545; D. Free Distribution (including samples) by THE OLDEST, LARGEST DRIVING SCHOOL M THE AREA And Double mail, carrier or other means Nones E. North Total-Distribution 1,545; F. Office Dacron Polyester j use, left-over, unaccounted, spoiled after printing 155: o7Total 1,700. UN. 9-1900 WH. 5-2700 2014 Beravnttne A«e. ! I certify that that statements mast* by me above are correct and Union City. N J. complete. (Signature of edrtor, * iwnffAw or ownari Page 20 Thuratf iy, October 2,1969 HOBOKEN PICTORIAL HONOR SOCIETY TO TWO COMPLETE ROTATING INTERNSHIP SPONSOR BOOK FAIR The National Honor Society of Hoboken High School is sponsoring a Book Pair next week in the school library for one week to be open to the public. Thousands of paperback books ranging from mystery stories to reference works will go on sale. The fair is held annually by the society's Arthur E. Stover Chapter and the proceeds will go to the scholarship fund. All students of the school will visit the fair at intervals during the week. Nancy Perry, president of the society, will be in charge of the display along with Gordana Baljko, vice president; Nancy Gerkin, secretary and Justine Tvrdy, treasurer. The popular priced books will include the familiar classics, fiction, biographies, adventure, mystery stories, science and reference works. Mrs. Cariotta Winslow, Mrs. Helen Lanwehr and Ralph Rodriguez are assisting with arrangements. ROSARIANS REMEMBER BOYS IN VIETNAM A Vietnam project ha* been adopted by the Rosary Confraternity of St. Aedan's Church, Jersey City. Donations may be sent to the rectory, 800 THE ST. MARY HOSPITAL School of Medical Technology, under the direction of Dr. Albert Ehriieh of Fort Lee, recently presented Bergen Ave., Jersey City, before graduation certificates and pins to two studentsfrom Manila in the Philippines at special ceremonies. Completing their 12 months rotating internship were Miss Evangeline D. Pingol, right, and Mrs. Zenaida N. Ecal, seated next to her.The affiliations whkh tie in with the St. Oct. 31, to be mailed to reach MAry program enable the students to count the year of hospital training toward a Bachelor of Science degree in Medical Technology, The service men in Vietnam by graduates will now take their national board examinations. Proud of the young women are, left to right, Miguel Peres, laboratory Christmas. supervisor and teaching supervisor of the School of Medical Technology; Sister Ariene McGowan, S.F.P., assistant Eastern Area director Mrs. Thomas Naples is for Fir--Mcan Sisters of the Poor, and Joseph Ftynn, assistant administrator and comptroller. chairman of the project. Last year her son, Lance Corp. Patrick Naples, USMC, and her HEARING SET ON nephew, Pvt. Thoims Naples, who both reached home BUS FMRE INCREASE recently, were recipients in Vietnam. The state Public Utility Mrs. William Cunnings, will be Commission is expected to installed at 3 pjn,, Sunday, conclude its hearing tomorrow October 5, Rosary Sunday, by on the petition of the Maria the Most Rev. Martin W. Transportation Co. of Hoboken Stanton, Auxiliary Bishop of for a ISO percent increase in its Newark and pastor of St. current fare of 10 cents. The Aedan's, with Elizabeth Ferdon hearings started last month in as vice president, Rita McHugh, Newark. secretary, and the Rev. Hugh Maria, one of several O'Donnell, treasurer and companies which operate a local moderator. New members run along Hoboken's Washington received that day and old Street, seeks to increase its fares members will receive roses from 10 cents to 25 for all riders blessed by the pastor at the except children during school church service. A meeting and hours. Their fare would be IS social will follow in the school cents but would revert to 25 auditorium, 41 Tuers Ave., cents during non-school hours. Jersey City. Currently, passengers using JOINT INSTALLATION HELD - The 24th annual joint installation of West New York Post No. 22 the Washington Street buses pay Amvets was held Sat- jay evening at the post, Boulevard East, 56th Street. In picture, left to right, ate different rates on different CHURCH SEEKS Dominick L. Strad*, past nat >n»\ commander; Maty French, state auxiliary president; Robert B. Gomulinski, national commander; Connie Latronica, port auxiliary president and Dominick Gugliotta, buses. The seven or eight vehicles VOLUNTEER SINGERS past commander. Photo by A. J. Stripp operated by Maria charge 10 cents and 5 cents for children New volunteer singers are still during school hours. The other being sought to join the choir of companies charge 15 cents and S Our Lady of Grace R. C. Church. cents for children during school 400 Willow av.. Hoboken. The hours. primary function of tbe choir it is expected that the other will be to sing at Sunday High bus companies will follow Masses. It is anticipated that the Maria's lead should the PUC group wit) participate in a few grant the company the fare hike. concerts depending on the number and quality of the membership according to Professor Leemans, organist and RESUME MEETINGS director of the choir. Hoboken Senior High School Residents of Hudson and P.T.A. will hold its first regular Bergen County are invited to meeting at 8 pan. October 8, in join. Rehearsals are held every the school cafeteria, 9th and Wednesday night in the choir Clinton Streets. Mrs. Dion Padin. room in Msgr. Kelly Hall president of the P.TA. will between the rectory and the SURPRISE RECEPTION • Dr. Wiffiam G. Wftaraaa, president of tbe Hudson Couaty Mental Health preside. school building on Willow av, Association, Inc., pictured sixth from left, was honored with a surprise reception by feus officers, Bond of Directors, Volunteers and their husbands aad wives recently following as Open Home at the Serving with Mrs. Padin for Congelio, recording secretary; Association's Halfway House, 3©8 Academy Street, Jersey C4t*t He wit presented wrta a ptaane. Dr. the coming year will be Mrs. WUkewon, serving hit fourth year at president, it pictured wife, left to rkht, Miefaael faaacsTm viee Vincent lisa, first vice president; Mrs. Louis De Congelio, president, Weehawken; Mrs. Eota Jett el Jersey City, board Member; Mrs. Victoria C Mrs. Salvatore Rufino, second treasurer; Mrs. Louis Oreficc, MLs. Alexander Levtee, 2nd viee pweweat; Ckarles AmbnMter, board member and vice president; Mrs. Paul publicity chairman. Theme for ge Cbarles OeFialo, the organiaatioa's ft Raumitz corresponding the year is "Heto P.T.A. Ring the secretary,'- Mrs. Frank De Bed of Knowledge,"