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isrii SNITCH HFS HERE HE'S THERE HFS HOBOKEN PICTORIAL EViWf. WHERE! 1 VOLUME 9 NO. 11 ^F*** ?*"!!** THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1967 AcfMMlM.N.J, TEH CENTS- A LOCAL reporter was floored with this one. The city editor sent him to in- terview the county's oldest resident. The occasion was the 100th birthday of the old gent. The reporter asked this guy "To what do you attribute your great age?" The old guy looked at him and answered, "Well, I smoked good cigars until they put paper instead of tobacco in them. I like bourbon, too. But 1 think the answer to your question is simple. I think my old age is due to the fact that I have been taking vitamin pills since I was 99."

• * • . • HE Ft*ALLY sotupcoar^ age to ask the gill's fattier tor her hand in marriage. **But are yow able to support a wife?" tiie father probed. "Well" replied the youth, "you know two can live as cheaply as one in such circumstances." Heart The naaer-vp aeie l flm Spring Dtnce at Die Union a*. A capacity crowd Md«uMl»Miiii AveUts, 21, "Yee-esi I've beard that of 2SB K Htvd..North Berge MtssGtsa Tattali is a niece of said," admitted Hie fattier. Of 600 persons attended. The officers of the MotfetuSoccer Otab Former County Freeholder. Tony Cilento. Judges and the The youth went on "So it we also honored. Tfce UgtUgftt of the dmnce M the selection of President at the U.S. MoKect* dob: Amfcooy M. Romano. Pres. occurred to me that you Sergio Zaza. Miss TaooU. chos«n as Qaeen Miss U.S. Moifma. would not begrudge the , Js Tlws. GaUo. booorary pretideot. Miss Marta AT«1US. namer-op. Selected as queea is: Leuls Fraacone. James Qabn, Jain ratawri.JohB slight extra cost mat will 19, entail as a result of this ve., a sealer «t the Sacred addition to your family;**

THESE TWO fellows are business partners. The one guy is a go getter, an optimist always wits a Joke under any conditions. The Other was a sad sack, a worrier, a real pessimist. They always ate together in the Joint on die avenue. The counterman could ot but help to overhear their daily conversation. Oae day the optimist said, "We've had a wonderful month. Busi- ness has flourished - one customer after another.'* The pessimistic partner reluctantly agreed but said "We have bad some good business. Butdid you notice our front doors? Look at those front doors, if people keep pushing through them, die hinges will be off in a SPRWO IS HERE— MoHeca CM» efflcv-TS boaored « aw 1st Mtaenrtei, Asst Team Mgr week." Some people just n»ace « the Union C3ri» ia photo. . . P^nazlo Gadalea, ft Etetoiniek LaHaoc Praak Centron*. %»rt Asst: V. DeVl»:«aw>, , —T Dfrecur; John Grogan, honormry have to complain. R Canao DeBarf, honorary prcsktaa; Sergto Zaza, Pr«« faestr C. CSanfio; and Sergio r • • DePbtto. Vice Pres.; Oronzo DeCawMa, corr. sect.; F. sgC-«-«rms. • • . • ..- :, j;. HE'S A town character. He is always at the local pubs - manages to have the entry fee, enough for a beer and then depends on the largess SCOUTS of the other customers. He was telling abuddy who Just treated him that Ms land- lady was pestering him for the rest.'! stalled her off," he said. The other chap asked "How did you do (Continued on Page 4) SB PRHPARHD—toais Daproo. scoutmaster of Boy Scoot troop 38,245 44, sponsored by Hoboken cbapter U4K3O Nattoal, taoerad to FAMILIES troop comraitteeman, Robert Ranleri. by gtvtag htm a Scoot IN HUDSON - BERGEN placpte. In pboco, &»MSniaster of READ Tro«p 44, Cub Scoatt, James Asacetz, 9; BiJwtaVeUcqêi.lO: MR. SNITCH Mttbad WWtford, 8; look on as presentatfam Is made LAST WEEK WATCH HIM GROWf HOBOKEN PICTORIAL TIIJMSOAY,. 20,1967 PAGE t CAM P«TY WIU : LAW DAY CRBMONKS Will GUISEPPE McNAMARA AID C.r. CENTO "6W AT CITY HALL Charles DeFazio, Jr.,chairman North HudBon-Hobokea of Law Day, U.S.A. for Hoboken, wtU speak as well as Judge IN HOBOKEN bral Palsy Guild will held its under appointment of Stephen Ly- Chris Pappas aad Lypinskl. annual card party at ft p.m. pinskis president of die Hcboicen Director E. Norman Wilson * Thursday, at Schuetzeo Park, Bar Association, called upon lead In the salute to die Flag. iStortii Bergen. Proce^c^ -of the every resident of Hoboken to par- WATCH FOR Hoboken'sftreand DONT EXPECT the Hoboken event will be given to tile Guild's ticipate in Law Day - U.S.A. on police organization'« to make a Merchant's Retail Bureau to pro- treatment center, at 1005 Wash- May 1. IMAGE Of EHGWIER Kinging rdaste of some com- test Councilman Cappiello's ington St., HobokeB. De Fazio said; rade* who publicly gave their federaily financed loop bos sy- The center has been operating **0ur Committee has worked SUIJECT OF TALI eadoriemest u police and stem. They say It Is such a farce since 1951 and at present 32 iadrfatlgabty for the last few firemen to Fifth Ward Council- It will never get off the ground. afflicted cfcQdren are receiving with die spieadid cooper- man Francis Ffemerty. The rank The merchants werethef sunders Members of New Jersey Chap- therapy. Helping to defray ex- of Hon. Rudolph R. Naddeo ter of die American Society for awl file member* of die city's of the loop system idea, but on a penses for operating die canter Magistrate of Hoboken. The very PBA, FMBA, and International much larger scale than the one Metals, meeting jointly wt&the are donations by private individ- purpose of Law Day-U.S.A. is to American Society of Mad Assmof Firefighters andOfflcers proposed by Cappieilo. They add uals and charitable organiza- expooad and keep prevalent die don't like the Idea of fellow that since die councilman's plan Engineers heard a talk as dte tions. Mrs. Vera McCormick is rule of law, which is die very "Image of The Engineer" at policemen tad firemen using binges on federal funds, It is clinic chairman. Dr. Sahratore ba<>is of justice, liberty and their tides for political purposes, going to be several years before Stevens Institute of Technology La Pilusa is medical director of democracy under whjch we to on Apr. 17. The speaker, George especially since Piddle Safety anything materializes, "By that die treatment center. America live. The'vjrofession time we can do It ourselves ,in 9.a=k, president of BUck-Rus- Director B. Norman Wilson has Miss Margaret Brims and Mrs. of die law is dedicated to die sell-Morris, a Newark Indust- made such a big thing of prohibit- our own way." preservation at liberty aad Jus- * • • • Patricia Di Simoneare co-chair- rial advertising, marketing and ing pt&Uc safety department men for die card party. tice for all, peace aad pros- public relations agency, discus- personnel from to active cam- SUMMER COMETH .. and with perity with equality af rights sed methods by which die paigning. M the exodus of some teenagers regardless of race, color or gineer can Improve his p-biic • * • " •' to the nearest street corner. But creed. The law Is die guardian and private image as well as SPEAKING OF Councilman not this year, according to lag lean and hungry looks ata seat af our republic and the Demo- his income.. Finnerty, latest reports hare it Director Wilson. Police will be in the state assembly... if Col. cratic way of life. Professor Cedric Chamfer, s Oat hts biggest election threat, instructed to keep the crowds Fred Hauser gets JVK's nod to *10ur Committee has arranged member of ASM and an former City Clerk Many Bren~ from gathering on the corners run for the state senate. Mauser's for ceremonies In the Hoboken elate professor at Stevens fa- nan, is being financed with funds and keep the kids moving .Perhaps recent action of calling In some- Municipal Court on Monday, May stiticc, was technical cb from none other than County a summer recreation program one from the assembly jjsllary to 1 at 9:30 ajn, J udge Haddeo will for die evening. Clerk John J. Grogan. Breanan designed with the teenager In explain a bill he had Introduced preside. Mayor Louis DePascaie was the president of Grogan's mind might be helpful ing etting did not help Ms chances, dab before joining forces with the kids off the streets ami • • • Eddie Borrone.Grogan, however, involved in something time con- EVEN THOUGH Councilman says tm "hogwash'ând sticks to suming, if not constructive. Louis Francone is rwsiing un- tie organization's campaign line Councilman Cappieilo is sup- opposed in his bid for re-election o* a "united effort." posed to be working on such a in the Fourth Ward, he is still Clearance SALE 1 •" • • • program but nothing has been campaigning like his political FIREMAN Pasquale DeStefaoo announced yet. If it does get off life depended on It. The other is facing departmental hearings the ground, lets hope Its more five organization-backed candi- OD May 10 for seeking public than once-«-we«k dance. Some of dates are a bit mlfeed at office without taking a leave of those kids with too machfree dm e dates are a bit miffed at Fran- abavnee. But Patsy already has and prone to hanging out on street cone. They could use some of HELEN'S fire of the six charges against corners come from die city's die SO or so Francone workers Mm beaten. The same charges better families. to further their own campaigns. «ppty to Anthony H. Romano - He must be trying to prove some- 533 WASHINGTON ST. the organization's candidate 1B thing. lie ftr« ward. Director Wilson OUR CONDOLENCES to Mrs. • • • isnt about to bring Romano ia? on Elizabeth Bock on the recent COL. CARL£> DeGennaro had HOBOKEN charges if Mayor DePascaie has passing of her nephew William best make up his mind on that- a say la the matter. DeStefano Is Bock Bradley who died Mar. 26 Job directing HOPES Center No. running against Incumbent Coun- at his residence, 205 8th st. 1. DeGennaro, who has more SPRING cilman Steve Capplello who Is He was a World War 1 veteran, degrees than most people have considered a shoe-In and sire having served as a Corporal shoes, has been accepted for the to cake the election on the first with the 115th Infantry 29th Di- $11,000 a year post by both the COATS & hsUot. But the books aad money- vision known as '-Hue and Grey. federal government and the men say the fireman will make a He also served »' the Maclean HOPES personnel committee. Biff betrer showing than roost people border after joining tfc«s National die colonel has begged off and SUITS tab*. Guard In 1915 at the tê of 19. asked Chairman Clyona not to •. •-• • • • He was dischargee! I* M»y 1919 j make a final decision or announ- ' THE LONG awaited opening of a after returning from r cem em for a while. It is reported renting office at Hoboken'a that DeGennaro has a new job In Church Towers apartment pro- Connecticut. $15.00 }ect is at hand. .almosUrfondsy's ITS UP the ladder ei tuccess office opening was delayed when for CouacUman-ai-'irje Bern- SIZES FOR JUNIORS someone forgot to deliver the ard Scrivani. Bernte, - ch-mtcal office furniture. Prospective salesman for S,B * -muct, will MISSES office furniture. Prospective soon be giving op .is sr ••$ route U.S. CLEANER INC. tenants may be a little leary of to become estecudv ear sister t to GOWN CLfANING' WOMEN renting aa apartment if they have the vice president. It means a big •IrtveB past the project recently. salary increase for the council- A SPECIALTY BUDGET ACCOUNTS Someone should have told the man, but will cut downonMsfree Pick Up & Delivery Service btttlder that you Just dont use time during the dav. He does have INVITED white brick in a city like Hoboken. his boss' permts.ôn to attend 716 Washington St., & gets too dirty wo fast., . and council meetings. Hoboken, NJ. Church Towers la too dirty. • • • 798 0061 • * • CANT BLAME a fella for 659-0757 trying? Reports still have it that Mayor Louis DePascaie Is cast- CONGRATS are in order for Patrolman James Giordano and Us wife, Evelyn. Their new son makes ltaibreeaomeXtzLaBook: CLEARANCE SALE presented her firemen hvbby Al MARCUS with a new daughter., their first. NOW GOIN6 ON • • • Jewelers, Inc. HAVB A happy . . . Hoboken Fire Chief Patrick Carmody 106 WASHINGTON ST. 3 Stores celebrates bis 54th birthday HOBOKEN OL 3-3180 today. The chief is affectionately MON.-THimS.-FRIDAY-9 A.M. 9 P.M WED. SAT.-9 AJ4.-6 PM. known as "toe last of die b% dme spender*." 'DIAMONDS • • • VHKSNIA Cartea, an employ** of Hoboken "B anti-poverty pro- *HFTS gram (HOPES) recently pawed the civil service examination for register of vital statistics. Joe •WATCHES —haiuell Saltoardi, who holds the job now { without civil serncestatus .failed As same test. Health aad Welfare •JEWELRY Director Anthony Oamato says she docnt want the job, bat she EVERY PURCHASE tells a (afferent tale... what's A BARGAIN! furniture • Appliances • Broadldom die real story director? * M •CWS- • • * • IF MARCUS CANT *»v*« *va. ITS NICE to have pulL One W««T NCW VOM. M. X patrolman most know someone. FIX IT, HE WIU • GUANO •vMrra Hoaoxaw N. J UN 7-W4V4 How else did he manage to get ajsi&iied to a steady night shift so be could campaign, during the GIVE YOU A day? NEW ONI! mm u..... - bdier* ia FREEbOM OF THE PRSSS aad the FIGHTING OF ~AWS WHICH WOULD HAMPER THE PRESS IN ITS RE- 7NSISILITY TO THE PUBLIC. Second, we Miere in a STATE y'Baxter LOTTERY for New Jersey. Thirdly, we ftctfm ia FREE ENTERPRISE. Lastly, we believe the N. Y.-N. J. PORT AUTHORITY SHOULD PAY TAXES TO MUNICIPALITIES WHICH LOSE RATABLES TO TMS EXPANDING BI-STATE AGENCY. MEASURING UP TO CHALLENGE In a country as big as the U. S., it t* standard practice for million* of jersons to drive dally 10 to 25 miles to work. Automobile* are blamed for much of rhe smog problem in most of max larger cities. An executive ~A American Oil Company has outlined the steps that the oil industry is akiitg to help solve this problem of air pollution. He aaid, for die past en years — with accelerated emphasis on the last three — the automotive :nd petroleum industries have been cooperating in finding ways to make cars more efficient and reduce their emissions. New cara now have positive crankcase ventilation oti wear these furtfaerifig in every way possible die best interests of the people and the jeweled Turitiih tlipper*. Your family (or thould we »ay-Harem) nation. Investor-owned enterprise has a vested Interest in working con- will be waiting* on you hand and foot white you give the order*! stantly to solve problems involved in modern living. Ea«y to make with "K- -C:-o-Sheefl" Metallic ia ar.y color you like; may we suegttt goid, mid-roae or platinum for opaie»cenf beauty. One pair of dipper soiei, and loU of pearia aad colored A VISION OF HOPE •equine for the crowning touch of elegance. When tiie Monroe Doctrine was promulgated back in 1823, the Americas, FOR ENTERTAINING for all practical purposes, might tm well have been separate planets. The If you enjoy entertaining at home, you'll love wearing these femi- idea that they held common interests seemed highly visionary. But times nine tlippere with your latest caftan or long, at-boma skirt. Free have changed, tad die factor that changed them more than anything else has instruction* are available by tending a aetf-addnaaed, stamped been air transportation. envelope to the Needlework Editor of due newspaper along; with The true meaning of air transport to the Americas was forcefully your request for Leaflet PC 9000. brought home In a talk by Juan Trippe, pioneer airman tod chief executive ef Pan American World Airways, He recalls Hist, "Forty years ago, you By JAMES P. GRAZ1OSO could not travel between the Americas by air, by rail, or by highway. There was no P an American highway. Even today, it is still mostly a bop*," Some 40 year* ago, the pionosr overseas air carrier, Pan Am, began to carve airports and weathtr stations oat of the jungles sad mountains of JOURNEY TO THE STARS South America. la two years, every major country south of the Rio Grande Science is ever «*mtigi*f and the study of «pac« Msftng to ?-&j se- ved by air. The famous Cl«ppers flew by day and anchored at new knowledge la ounhlinf. many dusk. Passengers spent nights ashore. It as an adventurous era— a old cbeorlee aad repiacing many to 212 degree aUowtag j prelude to me present, in which Hew York aad Buenos Aires are 10 hours of the old a**un»doM. Many of the existence of liquid water. i apart. It is worth noting, also,, tt>*t travel costs la terms of 1926 dollars the textbook* ami being asod in The extra low temperatures of have been cut in half. schools are already obsolete. the top of Jupiter's atmosphere The great significance of all this is that travel has become common- One conception, agreed ICJQO al- (Minos 3Se degree* Pahrenheit) place. The i&utuel interests of people everywhere, regardless of nation- most universally, concerned the wen dsBtteated aad did not tn- ality axe Becoming too self-evident to be ignored. In the words of Mr. planet Jupiter. That the surface terfere with production of con* of this giant planet was com* piox organic molecules. The Trippe, ". . . . over the next 10 years, air transportation could males all pletety covered with lee w*aresearchers used a wide enough the Americas real neighbors* rest friends and real partner*." In this genaraUy agreed. Then a few range of pressures to determine nuclear age, we can only hop* that Mr. Trippe's vision of rhe rurure be- years back Or. Carl Sagen that organic materiel would be I comes a reality — throughout the world as well as in rhs Americas. •tarried the scientific world with produced even at the extreme hit now postttHttcn that Jqpftor swuoapherlc pressures of Jupi- not only was not coverek with ter. tee but was not as cold as as- Much evidence suggests that the DON'T LET THIS BILL PASS! sumed and. ia fact, could waU Bank also had an atmosphere harbor life. All dogs in Hew Jersey axe ia danger ... if Assembly Bill 686 passes I of ammonia, methane, and water Recent studies have confirmed 4,3 billion fear* ago. Complex This seizure bill forces both pounds and shelters to release dogs feean y this. NASA sclendnt n**a*t that organic molecules are believed authorised medical research facility upon demand after sevan days. of.As builiaiKtolocka of to have linked themselves con- A 686 would allow profit-making r«.search institutions and governmental life, aad poMiele l«e htttit. nay tinuously to mllUoos tt coro- agencies to invade private non-profit institutions and to control *sir exttt on tneplraet Jtgrfter. Lab- bfastSN* in the Birth's prim- operational procedures. It would take away the authority of local municipal opatory (Mpdlinents with a sfan— ordisi oceans. Bvestoally, a governments to decide their own policies. This must not belli violates ulatBd Jupiter aanasphere si«- long-chain molecule, able to re- every standard of justice. Shelters WKI pounds must not be allowed to be- festad «*at energy transfer aad produce i-self, appeared, maktaf como collection agencies for laboratories. . rasulUag cbentteai processes tn pomttle the origin of life. Voice your apposition to this unjust bill and write to The Honorable tbt nrbviem atnosslMre of the A stnllar aeries of events Is a Richard Hogises, Governor of N#w Jersey, Treaton, Nsw Jersey, ox to lbs pessflnlBy on Jupirer OM two cberaicaJa such a* the forerun- scientists believe. Hon. Robert J. Halpin, State Horn*, Trenton, New Jersey who is rhe speak- ner compouxis of amteoacKls wseteBsoopic snejysla of sun— er of the Assembly. TeU them you object to A 686 and ask the defeat of aad of the Ifrtog cell nucleus. Ught reflected from the ptenec, A 686 or say bill which would permit tbs seizure of pets from shelters. These processes are sfanilar to showing what chemical con -' those beaeved to heve produced pounds are present, reveal itfeoBrt Jupiter's awoaphova. i Hotc To Get In Touch With Is Dr, Cyril Posnempscoae aad at the top, conetsts of: a layer DOROTHY SEXTON, eft* Prta WoeUer of Ames Research of frocen anBROoia crystala; a Ceater used electrical discharg- cloud layer of axamonU droplets; OFFICES: es. 'Ughtruaa;" as m energy a dear layer of ammonia vapor; aource. They foond that by sin- a layer of Ice crystals; a layer Nertt WEST MEW YORK - 5914 Bergenllne Utta the acttrbgr of the top of of water droplets; a layer of e**Si**Q-y»i 9-Tvn t swoapbere. widct Is water vapor; the surface of the ifmoantil t planet The surface is believed - QT¥ - 215 Jackson Aw. of aaumonla and mecheae. thw » he hydrogen gas compressed ICa0«*-«2 Washington Street ee«M prodaee mmeraa) blocks into a sett? ty Japtt*r% enor- SECAUCUS-151 F«et Strtet of Hir% c«Us. Only vater was tnous gravity, East Btryert County needed to asm these b«U

The Koboken-North Hudson Y.M.C.A. of 1301 Washington St., AWARDS HIGHLIGHT Hoboken, N. J., has scheduled a spectacular martial arts pro- SPORTS LUHCHEON gram which willfeaturetheftaest A boy and a girl will b«bi»or«l experts In karate, Judo.Jlo-jitsw, as outstanding sportsman at a aad afictdo. The program is slated sports luncheon to be held at for Sunday, May 7, 1967J>ecween St. Francis R. C. QMrci* parish 1 pjn. and S pan., actfceHaboken center, 810 J eSersan. Street, this' Hteh School, Hobaken. Sunday at 4 pjn. Headlining; the prograai will be Pariah sponsored acUvtaee in- DOB Nagle frarate), BayoaaejBUl clude a bowling .'league inaugura- Chung 0aong-fo) and his Hobcken ted for children in grammar Y.M.C.A. Kung - Fa members, school, a football league and a Hoboken; S. Henry Cho {karate). basketball team. There are 20* Nor York; Gary Alexander children U die bowling league (karate), Union, N. J.; Bob Mar- which is under the direction of pay Ocarate), Weehawkeo: YosM- Father Raynek Cchramm. ir ttsu Yaraada(afl-Iio)^e» York; Paul Cera^lis (^Htt>ni>,Carte- Por winning theparochtal cbsm- ret £ AI Goasei frarate^earnr. " Pas Sirtngaao (karate.JhHttsu}, basketball team will be honored. Sntten Island: Tom De Felice. Eight trophies will fc* awarded Ocarate), Palisades Park, , . Jj to each grade sod during the Mrs. Ruth Koran fludo), Ux« program Its tropMea will be Island; and Bdward Lax Qudo) and the members of the Hoboken ?M.CJ^ Jado Qabjersef Cfty. STUDENT TO MODE This star studded lineop pro- mises to demostrite unusual OWN dorms events which only the top pros Miss Victoria Mary Ltaas «C BATBOYS UP—~Two hoys from Hudson Cotauy were in the Flying A Yankee batboy recnton at Yankee have mastered. On the agenda Sadlura, Saturday, April 15. Tb«y are. l«ft to rfete, Robert Budep << Jersey CUy «nd Kerta HudWg o< 318 HarrSson St#, Hoboken, was -will be self-defense techniques among students at the Berkeley Hoboken. Also to t&e picture are stewardess Patty Dempsey at American Airttnes and Yankee employing such weapons as broadcaster Jerry Colenan, Director at the Flying A Sports Boreas. School. New York City, selected staffs, swords, chsiss and-many to model clothing from their - more. Other demonstrators will own wardrobes during a fashfon bisect bricks t stacks of wood and show staged for 200 Wgh school Hoboken, was assigned to the cement blocks. If this is not students and mothers frcsxi tho CEREMONY HONORING MARCO* 163rd Siaiply Company near enoqgh,one may witness a chines e New York - New Jersey- Saigon, Vietnam, March 28, dragon dance as performed by Conaectkat area. TO IE HaD AT STATUE A supply clerk In the company. Kung-Fu Master, Wllliani Chung; The program illustrating appro- he entered the Army in October karate demonstration by fiveyesr priate attire for sports, social, The Board of Director*. Hobo- MUdred De Pazto awl co- 1966 awl was last stationed at Ft. old PWtp Ottg; women's self classroom aad business, was held ken Chapter, UrtcoNatiooal.tida chairman, Frances Ll Butty, re- Dfx.-His wife, Carmdia,lives at defense danonstradon by Ruth in Janssen Restaurant, New York ' week fa Union Cb»b authorized ported that the 18th annual card 402 Monroe Street, Hoboken. Macau aad her girls' judo class City, on Saturday, April IS. a Marconi Day cetcbratfon. aad Edward Lax and his "Y" party was a success. Approxi- Mian Ltenu is a 1966 graduate •• ''"' Coaasator QueBtfn J. De Parfo mately *t,800 was raised for Jade members. " PrealdeBt, preatded «t the meet- SWIM UK! SET of Hoboken High School. the Hoboken Chapter Unico Foun- This and more will be on tap for tog. ••• • '• dation, Inc., a lax exempt chari- The annual Hudsoa County CYO The chapter, as in past years, Swto Meet will be held on April those attending this one la a table organizationg. . lifetime gathering of the stars of will conduct a brief, informal B M h 23 at the CYO Center pool. Rev. ceremony at the Marconi statue Ben Mancuso has be ppoinp - Joseph Nealoa, CYO director, the martial arcs on Sunday .May 7, la Church Square Park, 4th and ted chairman of the annual Out- announced. 1967 at the Hobokea High School NO NAME -Garden sts., Hoboken on Apr. Ing and Installation Dinner Com- Boys and girts from seven In Hoboken. T 25 at H mja, Ceremonies will mittee to be held at Old Hook through 17 are eUgMe. April 21 Tickets will be on sale at the LOUNGE Inn, Emerson, in July. Hoboken T1 and at Stan's Sp«t ;. Include die presentatiOB at a is the deadline for entries. Entry BUfHT EMnSTMNM -. wreath* an Invocation, benedic— fee Is 50 cents per eyait. Center,528 Washington St. .Hobo- Hoc. Mayor Louts DePascaleand VIETNAM There will be four- age groins ken. Additional information may > Coordinator, Judge Chariea De be secured by contacting Joseph GOGOGWIS Army Private Joseph P. Goeta, -40 and under; U-42; 13-14; 15^7 r Pazlo , Jr., wOl be present. fiach age group tffl have four RutlgUano, Y.M.OA. Director at 58 WASHINGTON STRKT, tl Hoboken Lcdtea of Xhtico cbair- 25, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. 659-2670. Goeta, 400 Monroe Street, events— freestyle, backstroke, HOBOKEN, H i. breaatstroke and butterfly.

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WASHINGTON ST HOBOKEN 659-95O HOBGKEN PICTORIAL Ult.Y CARROLL I ™STB" _ iJ SNITC 1TH Labor Lot HE'S By Bernard Lasky ABOUT TOWN * HERE A PHOTOGRAPHER Tie! star at the senate. HE'S | Sea. Everett"Dirksen e Marco, associate' "Lightening Division" will train bum replied "That's what Tbe Bi-State Waterfront Com- working men and wioroen, is gath- mission has placed tbe stigma of of A, Scatanrche 8c Son, Inc., at Ft. Knojc. you think, I'm a veteran. ering forces in Congress to act left for Europe last Wednesday I have been fighting the war second class citizen on every wia tbe Our Lady of Mt, Cnsid Sam Bar iach, general arrange- on die amendment. He has die decent and honest dock worker. Church pilgrimsge. Mr. D«Mar- ments chairman, told us that on poverty all my We. Right support of the American Farm The lawyers, of course, do not co is commissioner of Hudson April 30 will be a banner day now I am trying to get my Bureau Federation, which re- favor eliminating such a source County Pmsion 'Board and has in JC's history when the tra- commission, a general pay presents a lot of acres with of revenue -big business, as it ditional Am erica filiation Day pa- Hale population or votes, and served the pariah for over half check from me poverty : were, represented in die Bi-State a cenairy..; - rade along Kennedy Blvd. will program. I am going to other conservative elements that Commission. It is a haven for take place. Bands, marchers, work within the shadow of would seek to disenfranchise the • real habeus cot— Commissioner Joseph J. JWt- floats and etc. wfil provide a American elector&fte. dini of North Bergen has been Mfartag patriotic review. Ma}. the Statue of Liberty even put, produce toe body or bodies active in tie campaign to estab- Naturally, Dirksen and tbe acres aad die commission gets so much General J.G. Cassidy will be though her back will be- group are setting their sights on lish a central narcotics bureau Grand Marshal. towards our project." He's a head for every hour worked by to Hudson County. Recently, he just another can do that die U.S. Supreme Court Decision the productive employes 00 the sad Us aide, Lt. Joe Dulatne Is a- recent column we stated holding thattbeConsticutionof the waterfront. Surely, the Port of sent more than 40 coupons to that Lt. RobertGeery had THREE Just won't do. linked States, as lt is now writ- New York is a beehive of activity the Soar* of Freeholders re- steaks at Fred's Restaurant in ten, requires both bouses of die aad the Bi-State Waterfront Com- questing a narcotics bureau. ' N.B...... ,we boo-boo'd it was Lt. • * • state legislatures be apportioned mission created by the up-sme You reed It here first: Police Truman Moe who performed this HIS wife's suggestion they Into districts on the basis of farmers has all die drones. It's Director Alfred E. Strains*! of amazing fete. go to Florida for vacation population asauring equal repre- as simple as that. JC won't leave* Ms CJsy Hall Here's a lisle titem 1 picked has this guy really worried. sentation or each voter's ballot Actually, it seems futile when post until Dec 31st (as many up - "A man's life is 20 years is equal to any other's. It's considered Oat the union has thought) to be an assemblyman. of having Ms rnotber ask where Recenly married and no After this decision had been such political power fa the "one Talcing In the thrill and exdte- be is going, 40 years of having young buck, his young bride handed down by the high court, a man, one vote rule" to keep raent of Monday nlte's Bnlle Ms wife ask the same question asked him nothing about his majority of die states have now pa'huHwf out to the unions is the Grffith-Nino Benevenutl prize and in the end, the mourners past and he volunteered no been reagporttoaed with die re- Port of New York to eliminate fight at Madison Square Garden are wondering loot" information. Now Florida sult that longdme cfcmlna tion by the commission that has bass wer- County Deros leader John Stopped in at Ray Grimes .Ken- had to come into the pic- the sparsely populated rural foisted upon waterfront workers. V, Kenny and labor leaders ga- nedy fflvd., NB, where the elite ture. Just to set foot in areas and small town areas taw Votes could do lt and the unions lore, including George Kane, f meet to e*t...and to be amazed that state would land him in many cases disappeared. Ru- have the votes. Chris Jatetana" " n and Pat MeGlnty by their unbelievable host. Any- in jail - on an alimony ral rule or rule by acres is and asttong stivers* thing you want a> know about rap. His second spouse in many cases disappeared. MY€% Friendly Sous of St. Pa- poJttcs..,....just ask Ray. would leave him for sure. Rural rule or rule by acres is trick Glee Club concert was a Over at the Charm tan, 48* If only he had changed his ended by the court's decision success last Friday is Town St., Union City, they still have name. Best advice to give and equal representation or the TOE PALMS Hali.,.,.tbairfes to die partic$>B- their following from Guttenberg this poor guy is "talk her value of the vote has been in- tlon by Hodsoo residents Ossie and WNY. Monday nites - old creased giving everybody a COCKTAIL lOUNGf timer's night - is Ml of sur- into a hop to Bermuda." chance to have a voice in their Reavey, John McGrath, Tom Luncheons Served Daily Lally and Bd Klrwan. prises. Don't beMeve me? Try We checked on his No. 1 selection of representatives in and she is also married government. Lincoln HS students aad faculty it! • . ; *• members^ alike will sor*dy miss Have you heard*, .^.every Sat. again so why carry coals To emphasize the inequities in EfTERTAINMENT Principal Charles F. Fttzpatrick nite at the Holiday Inn cock- to Newcastle? the rule by acres or when the who died: of a heart attack last mil lounge, Harry Birnes en- house of thelegislature was chos- DANCING Friday. Mr. Fitzpatrlck was aa tertains Ms guests with a great en on an other than population Palisades Park din educator aad stu- buffet - compliments of H.B. JERSEY TO SEND basis, is an example right here Sonny Portarnato is opening a 140 DELEGATES in the Port of New York is the Moaawro Spot Hudson County Institutional Pa- new Mama's Restaurant, 1st St., Gestapo-lflc e agency known as die 254 Broad Ave. trolman Benjamin Berges,Gard- JC. Pizza and Italian foods will TO G.O.P. WOMEN Bi-State Waterfront Commission Palisade* Patk, N. J. ner Av«4 JC, & resting at home be on the menu. Stop in and say seeking police powers along with after a stay at tlie Medical Cen- "Chow". FEDERATION die "fat-take" the buzzard* are 944.9649 ter. "Bep" recently became a The Salvation Army's Door of Mrs. Ana BurkNormaii of Tr«n~ picking from the bones of hard great-grandfkther for the first Hope ground breaking ceremon- ton, assistant treasurer and pub- time. : ies will be held Thursday morn- licity chairman of theNewJersey Castle Lanes, Kennedy Blvd., ing on Garfield Ave., JC. The Federation of Republican Women, WNY, has opened their "0eef Door of Hope is ahomeforunwed Inc. has been appointed Arrange- & Seer"* room and we spotted motlters. ments Chairman for the four- Judge Tomasin, Chief of Police Before we sign eft for this week teenth biennial convention of the Casper and Mayor John Eml- we would like cc wish all our National Federation of Republi- lino enjoying a stein with their friends a most Jfljrous Passover. can Women, las. to be held in roast beef. We hear that the First Seder will be held Monday Washington, D, C. starting May boys will be holding a formal night wben the eating of the sym- 5th by Mrs. Jo3ephineS.Margetts of New Veraoii, New Jer»ey DANCE opening before long, but mean bolic foods and drinking of cere- time, why dont you stop in for monial wines will, highlight tills Federation President. IVEIY FRIDAY AW SATURDAY a sneak preview....,..it*s great! festive occasion. The Convention which will draw 8-9 PJM. 9 PM.-l AM. Last Saturday, the Palace Re> Until am,week-••-•'•—»• over 4000 delegates from tbefifty Class Lesson Practice Session creation Center, 38th St. UC, State* and territories will have as $1.50 squad entered the KingandQueen the main order of business the "* Don't worry tf you're not an expert. Moat of us aren't. We Jusrt )•> Toursarnem. Tearss were lea election of a aew president. The affair will be Tietd at the "fc love to dance. Thi3 is a woodervul way to Improve your dancing ji.. by Haliie Gilroy and Charlie aad have more fun. Private lessons available by appointment., ^ Stebsert with an A of 1225. After Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington, che tournament more than 100 D.C., and will feature two lunch- people went to the Palace Rec. eons, a banquet andpand discus- SPECIAL EVENT for the presenottlon of trophies sions. SAT. APRIL 22 TROPHY BALL REVIEW and buffet dinner. Mrs. J, Lloyd O*Donnell of Long According to latest rumor a- Seech, California has been round the night club circuit .there nominated for the presidency for vrfii bf » Wg story breaking a- the two-year term beginning tXHIBITlONS- PRACTICE SESSION bout one of the local boys who January 1, to succeedMrs.Doro- made good in show biz. Accord- tby A. BLston who has served as ing to all reports this is the kind president for the past fiveyears. DANCi of a story his public relations Nominations can be made from STUDIOS firm won't lfte. the floor. THE IMPERIAL This reminds me that the aj- The New Jersey Federation is 464-470 CENTRAL AVE, yerdsing agency owner from expected to s«nd Its full delega- (Cor. Central ft Congress) : Bergas County had better watch tion of 240 delegates. Buses will JERSEY CITY Us step going and coming from also be going dowa for the 659-2222 ••" - gases County Uie-i^my'. lie jfirr et*s:tions on Saturday, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, V»7 PAGE 7 from April 1, 1967; an addition" al 3 cam May 1, 1968 aad an additional 3 cams June 1.1969. When Preside* Leon aScaacb- ter of Local 56 Amalgamated Pood and Allied Workers'Union AFL-CIO outilnedtheroaJapofaKf •greed upon aad signed by John B. Tatar, Plant Manager for the company and by bbneetf aad tse whale union negotiating committee and recommended its ac- eepance tbe more dan 500vmtoa members present applauded aad cheered, aad, standing, la Dero- arest Junior Wgh School, voted to and confidence in their ceeottve Beard members Ralph Spin snd Prank Lake and Secretary Charles B. King were all on die platform with the other plant elected nagotbuars and took bows. Acceptance was voted oa Seaadty afternoon attheDanarw m meeting, tt followed negode~ HAPPY DAYS - Pood workers at Standard Brands, Hobcken, have ttna covering two months ot accepted a new contract (ran the company which wllZ nm three years bargaining. tad Increase bourty wag* 60 cents over that period, la the picture Besides the w«ge gate five weeks ere, sitting, left «o rights StewerdetMsyatlencher, desserts: Harriet *f vacation is gained for 20 years Msy. tea; Robot SpeUroan, coffee miscellaneous; Brnest PeUcclo. service and four weeks vacation assistant plant manager; Lam B. Schacbter, president Local 56; for those with IS years service Plant Manager J.E, Tatar, Local 56 Business Representative Henry fnstetd of the 30 years required W. Martial, Plant Personnel Manager Lawrence Perrettf, Aaaiatant to the last previous contract snd BANK £ SAVINGS the newagreameatprovtde»«sJM Personnel Manager Jordan Bason, tod Stewards Michael Dal Porxo, Jr. and James Crosby of Coffee Packaging and malnt stance respec- -in severance pay dae to we.* ^Washington and 3int Streets tively. Standing, MDI order* Stewards Daniel Nurzl.te*, nulejjoba force redaction lay-off under Founded 18S7 B. Barty, coffee processing; Michael Baffuto, production mechanics; some condtdons for «itHci«tly Prank Lake, Local 56 trustee; Steward Joseph SheWb. C-ehtft; Chief DEPOSITS MAW INTEREST ROM THE Steward Ralph Splaa, Stewards Benjamin Koval, desserts, male: and Micbael DeNaro, porters and Local 56 recordiBE secretary Cliartes RUST OF CVHY MONTH B. King. tatara* poid on aU amounts from $5 to $30,000 CONTRACT KINGS STANDING OVATION A new contract offer accepted costs May 1. 1961 and 18 cents WKfTt Oil PMOMS 639-0013 by food workers at Standard June 1, 19*9. Is additions cast* POII MMUN6 KIT Brands wUl roa lor three years aa boor on each of the above mt PAT *otr*at KJTH WAYS aad tw mosdv and will in - dates for Tool Room Attendant crease their hourty wages, over aad Maintenance Helper and tbe I A. M. to I P. M. die period, by more ttea 60 rates for all other raectMilcai cen«. of this total 19 cent* is classifications are Increased by MrOStT IWWMMCE CMWtATKW ^^j. retroactive to April 1, 1967; IB an additional 4 cents par boar

SAW v$\9 ONE DOLLAR OUT OF EVERY TWO... \ WINSTOX jewelers EVERYTHING JWST.& IE AVE. >, EVERYTHING IN OUR UMONCITY STORE IS MARKED i/•-%-% OFF oing Out of Business REGULAR RETAIL PRICES Due To The Untimely Death of The Fonnder HO EXCEPTIONS! THIS SALE INCLUDES ALL THE WORLD'S FINEST, MOST FAMOUS MAKES AfftfEXAMKES OF WSMWX I&m RIMS tHOWiOW OUtSTOtt [ REGULAR §AL§ IT HAS BECOME NECESSAEY TO CLOSE OUR $1495.00 The Pamota "WINSTON ST/OLm 1 1/3 «—.$925.00 STORE AND GO OUT OF BUSES ESS DUmoad Solitaire wtth 2 dtenond haguettes «"•—•'•» THEREFORE WE OFFER YOU OURMANY FRIENDS $165OJX> Ladle* Dlan»ond Twin Rtag. Total weight €#M Oil AND CUSTOMBRS.OUR ENTIRE $200,000 STOCK OF 2 3/4 cts • """ <*"BI|IBI11* ¥wW9+ W ft395.00 s FINE DIAMONDS, BEST KNOW WATCHES, Manii Dleraood Ring. Total weight LSI cts«__£79S*00 SILVERWARE*-PRECIOUS AND SEMI-PRECIOUS STONE SET RINGS, AND GIFTWARE ffl.75 AT COSH BELOW COST! $l«U00 HaniUton Calendar Watch 14 Kt Gold Iff*H YES, EVEN BFXOW WHOLESALE COST. $45.00 Cultared PeariNecklaces 7 HM. 14 Xt. Ctasp —. $24*81 "WUaton" Mwayt Sofmi Tor Tin* Diamonds £ indUUmi 48 Diamond Horse Pfn wtdi« gen. Sapphtres «• Styling Mutt SoS Out In A Vtry Short Timo In Order To If A$mu. f 195.00 !4ieuqeW $115.00 Y C. INC BEHALF 0F MLRRA Diamond Pierced Berrtngs.TooU weight 42 .$0,00 MRS. IDA WINSTON THiSE TERRIFIC SPECIALS ARE FOR YOU EARLY HRO SHOPPERS Val.M.50 All Crystal Stemware Your Chotce$|.0Q Val.$8 95 14 Kt. Oojd Pierced ttunriaags Yogr Chotce$^.*SilT.TO.P.«l WMON CITY StFT-GlVING OCCASIONS HOBOKEN PICTORIAL

The second of a series of kaffee- klatsches for worn en residents of fifth ward will be held tonight (Thursday) at Francis J. Finnerty clubroom, 206 12th St., Hoboken at 8. The kafiee sessions will beheld eac'u week for different districts In tne ward. Tonight's will be for residents of the third district and will be hosted by third district committee woman Mrs. Mary DeGemwro.

A bridal shower was given for ftrore bride-to-be ""atricl* Caputo. i>, It.wmdd make a loop circuit •n going along Hudson Street to ar«a» Park at Fourth street, •wn Fourth Street,past St. Mary ;^3ital, to the Jackson Street -eject *re»,downj*ck3on Street Fifth Street, across Fifth St., st theMadiswn St. playgrotmd to j&t Street down Nta& &reet, 3t Columbus Park to Willow • anue, down to S«wenthStreetto Street, down wfeJca it conOase back to the Hudson hob. 50 YEARS

3MH3ALED—SpjL 5/C James J. HaUoran Jr., 24, son of Mr. rs. „ nses J. HaUoran Sr.. 1030 Hudson St., Hoboken, la congratu- red after being presented tihe Army Commendation Medal by sior Ruin M. Hcerr, chief, A4nlniatr«tive Servtees Division, tice of Jte Adjutant General, UJ5. Army Armor Center^iere at :rt Knox, Ky. HaUoran was sited for outstanding p«rf6nnance dtsy as ciaef, Electrical Message IMt, Administrartvie Services.

A 8KJ TIME—The family of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mister of S27 Bloonrfidd St., Hoboken, hare been honored by (heir faroily at a golden wedding party at the Maxwell HiB to Hoboken. The elder Mr. Nisler is 72 and his wife Is ]70. Sfce is die fwrmcr Helea Majcher. They were married at St. John Is C3a«rch in New York and have 32 grandchildren. Peter Nisler is a retired tugboat captain. In photo, seated, left to right; Daughters, Mrs. Joseph BoraeUi, Mrs. Walter McMahon; Mrs. Cornelias SuUhrsn. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nisler, the c«M*rmatsj Mrs. An«lr«» McGovern and Mrs. Frederick G. Brandt. Standing are the sons: Rayroond Nisler of Union aty; Charies Nisler of Union City; John Nisler, Hoboken: Aatt» Ntoler, Nor* Bergen; Peoar NL-ler Jr., Unton Osr, and Hoboken Fire Capt. Thomas Ni»l«r.

RTOOLLBCTias'S—Mrs. NJck Lescia, was the Maid-of-Honor and lives in Eknnurst; Mrs, Peter Nisler and Peter Nisler; and Nick Lescki, st»nding-in for die deceased Best Man. They sr» ta« 50th Anniversary Cake far the families sod juarcs. mwcxm PICTORIAL KS STICKERS CHILDREN FORGET — SERVE AS ALERT DRIVER CAN'T They seem to come out of the IN CONTROL EFFORT woodwork. As soon as aprlngttec rolls around* the block became* The ^eUYourNigT Jammed with children: big ones' of the American CaacerSocietjr's on their rns-wheeler*.. smaller 1967 Crusade will be bunched in ones with tricycles, little girls Hudson County tM» week. and doll carriages, little boys on Ac that ttate. Join M.Deegaa, j skates and skateboards. They're -Crusade Chairman of local i having fun and areu^ worrying chapter of the Society, announced about cars, trucks, motorcycles several hundred volunteers will or anything else on wheels. begin Mtffrffrwfing printed mate— It is for this reason diet feu, A?L W. HY.au* »W 57. rial containing life-saving facts the driver, mast continuously about cancer and talking Co their worry. You oust anticipate the neighbors aboat the disease. j moves of children . . . you may f The Society has reuwiUad and not see them, but you have to Be Sun... Iha't GmMe '• trained a ask force of volunteers assume they're around. for special doty during toe boose It all boils down to defensive to-house phase of the annual driving. You have to anticipate. Crusade. You might be observing, erery •Tell Your Neighbor" wtti em- rule in toe book, but even at die BUY ECLIPSE- phasize the aspect of personal proper speed limit it is difficult responsibility In the prevention to avoid a youngster darting into EVERY DEAL'S A and control of cancer.** Oeegan the street from between parked said. "Half of all those who cars. develop cancer could be saved through earlier detection and It is the driver's rtSponsJBbflJty prompt treatment. Yet only one in to drive through residential three is actually savedLAlso many neighborhoods or city streets WINNER! cancers could be prevented with extreme care... aa though through vigilance end proper ac- there is a little boy or girl behind , Hon. each auto.Someother good advice follows: Dost anticipate lights - •The individual alone Is respon- stop at red and do not go until die sible for getting to a doctor for light turns green. Turn corners earl;' detection and proper treat- slowly and under control. Turn ment. Every individual should lights on before dusk; this is truly know cancer's warning signals the moat dangerous part of the should act promptly if oue day front die standpoint of vision. appears and in any event should Don^ double park, for this can be have a health checkup once a a starting point for a ctdHco make year." his dash to the other side of the Concerned because studies have street. And simply be basically shown that only about 69percent Intelligent about your driving of the people in the United States habits to any areawherechildren could name oaeof cancer's warn- may be playing. ing signal*, die American Cancer Society this year is making a con- But the question of responsibility centrated effort to make the with regard to children is two- public conscious of symptoms fold. As careful and as safetv that could mean cancer. 'conscious *s the driver must be, The Society seeks to meet the So too must the parent be con- challenge of too little knowledge stantly teaching the child the /through a new "action" leaflet rules for play. ^nettled "KnowCancer "a Warning We most eonttnoousiy remind Signals." our children that they must cross ,,„ 'VJettiag people to retain a leaf- at a corner, with die green tight let Is difficult, even though it and look both ways at all times. contains valuable life-saving They must play on the sidewalk facts," Oeegan observed. 'Now and NEVER go into the street we ha/e included in our l»iflet from betweenparkedcars^v«nto detachable stickers — with the chase a ball. They should ride warning signals — which can be their bikes on the right side of the pasted on the medicine cabinet In street - with traffic - and they . Cull view of every member of the must learn the rules of the road family. There they can serve as just as auto drivers do. constant reminders." Teach your children the rules of The crusade chairman said it is safety - and drive knowing they Boped that "when a Tell Your may forget them. Neighbor' volunteer calls, the warning signal stickers will promptly take their place as an Msemfal addition to your medi- OPEN RESERVOIR cine cabinet.'' Hackensack Water Company, Nationally, it fa expected, some through its President, George H. 40 million copies of the warning Buck, today announced that its signals will be distributed during Oradell Reservoir will be opened the April Cancer Control Month to adult fishermen from Satur- Crusade. day, April S.toSundty .November 12. Mai andwomen.age 18 and over, AAA SUPPORTS who reside is communities ser- viced by the company, can ob- 14 IILIS CONDUCIVE tain necessary fishing permits by appearing in person at the TO DRIVING SAFETY company's Purification Plant on The AAA Auto Clubs of New Elm Street, Oradell. Each ap- Jersey today announced support plicant must present bis State for a number of bills pending fishing license and proof of id- in the New Jersey Legislature entification. The permit fee for which :he organization? traffic adults is $5.25, The neutrons- experts believe could reduce the ferabie permit enables the bearer number of highway fatalities and to fish from designated shore- Injuries In the state. The six line areas of the reservoir pro- AAA Auto Clubs of New Jersey per. represent a membership of more Minors between the ages of 8 than 205,000 motorists. and I? who possess a company Included in the 14 bill package permit, may, when accompanied endorsed by the group's Public by aa adult, who also possesses Affairs Council was the Ad- a company permit, fish from the ministration-endorsed proposal shoreline of the reservoir pro- for voluntary driver education in per. N ew J ers ey schools; s everal bill* Each adult may bring with him calling 'for the inspection of mo- up to three minors to fish from torcycles and requiring protect- the shoreline No permit fee is ive helmet «.nd goggles for their charged for minors. State law operators; establishing the office requires that minors 14 years of county traffic safety coordin- or older, must have a State ator in each county, and a pro- fishing license. posed legislative study designed Permits may be obtained daily starting Saturday, April 3, be- to expetfteconsiderettoBOf coun- tween the hours of 11:00 a.m. ty and municipal recommenda- and irOOp.m. tions tor highway traffic controS Fishing will be permitted from and r«*ui*tton». sunrise to sunset. 3-DAY SALE ON BATHROOMS AND

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Goddard Satellite No. of the Sixty-First Annual Meeting lands appropriated under the 1 at their meeting Friday night of the New Jersey Tuberculosis Sate Health Aid Act. that other satellites will be or- and HealthAssoclati'm.whichwill The rooming portion of the pro- ganized in other areas as soon be held on Wednesday. May 10, gram will close with a business as adult supervisors are appoint- at the Military Park Hotel In meeting. Members of the asso- ed. The Goddard Unit meets Newark, ciation will elect officers and new at the Thomas A. Swanwick Po3t The program wUl open at IChOO board members for the coming No. 8S0. ajB. with a panel discussion on year. The meeting was under the di- action programs Tor tuberculosis The luncheon speaker. Noble J, rection of Eugene Christian and outpatients. Discussion leader Swearingen, wfH discuss "Tu- Leonard Schiff, adult supervis- will be Albert L. Johnson, PhJX, berculosis Associations and the ors. Membership Is open to any Assistant Professor of Public Government - The Changed student thirteen years of age or Health Administration, Univer- Gladys Rules'*. He will speak primarily over. sity of North Carolina. New J er- on Public Law 89-749, Conapre- Grazioso, State Vice President 'DUtincHve Ladle*' Fosftioit** sey panelists will be: Morris bensive Health Planning and of the New Jersey State Air DIrdack, MJD,, Director of the Public Health Services Amend- Force Association, also announc- Shonghum Chest Clinic, Morris ments of 1966. Mr. Swearingen is ed that the Junior Astronautical 7603 BERGflfLINE AVI. Plata*; Albert Mincer, MJ5., currently director of the Wash- Society will be closely affiliated CUnlc Medical Director, Tuber- ington, D.C. office of the Ameri- with the Ah* Force Association NORTH BERGEN cotosls Clinic, Union Coanty To- can Public Health Association and wtth the Hudson Chapter of A.F^.. berofiosls and Health League; is consultant on governmental supervising local unto. TOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO Poaald k. J^tler, MJ3.h staff matters to the National Tubercu- losis Awociatlon. COME SEE THE FASHION ACTION able Diseases, New Jersey State Mrs.BenJamin P.Galantiof Lodi lasts for more than 15 or20min- OF THE SEASONS NEW STYLES Departmeot of HeaM, and James Is president of the Sate TB Wtant, MJD., Asstaant Medical utes after exercise, It has been Association. Chairman of the too much Director, NewJ ersey Sanatorium ptogma is Mrs. Paul E.Rauseb- Easter's Best Dressed for Chest Diseases, Glen Oard- Rest is necessary to reduce Joint enbach of Paterson. Members of inflammation but exercise is re- Wear Fashion's From Gladys • aer. • •- ' • . • her committee a*e* Mrs. Eiiza- quired also to retain muscle and "Action Programs for Respira- beth Buchanan, North Cape May; Joint function and prevent gradual tory Disease Patients" wfll be RarereBd Edward R. Cook .South onset of deformity. Proper ba- •The Just Right Look At dtecossed toy Edwin R. Levtne. Amboy: John Caprio, Paterson; lance of rest and exercise is the MJJ., Attending Physician sad Mrs. Sfgmund S. KellJLtnden: keynote. •The Just Right Price Director of Inhalation Therapy, Mrs. Thomas McGlade, Haddon- Bdgewater Hospital, Chicago. fldd and Dr. Wiant. Warm or hot tub baths once or DAYTIME DRESSES • COCKTAIL DRESSES *^or tlie Tax Dollar: State Hostesses assisting In meeting twice daily are helpful. Hot to- Health AM Act** will then be arrangements are: Mrs. Stanley wels wrung out of hot water* ap- EVENING DRESSES • COATS • SUITS discussed by J, Robert Lackey, R. Ellison. Short Hills; Mrs. plied to the joints and then wrap- flJiINWEAR M.P.H., HeaKa Officer for Bast Berkley D. Leeds, West Caldwell, ped in plastic sheets provide muscle relaxation. Infrared Orange. He will explain Mow tu- and Mrs. Norman P. McGrory, JUNIOR, MISSES, HALF SIZES berculosis ar.3 other respiratory Maplewood. lamps are sometimes useful. Drug treatment is often pres- Expertly Fitted and Altered cribed by the physician. The family members of tb*> pa- To Your Satisfaction SUGGESTS) TREATMENTS tient with rheumatoid arthritis Rheomatotd arthritis is potent- The best treatment usually in- are hts most important allies. ially the most serious of the cludes a variety of different me- major forma of rheumatic di- thods and techniques. Rest is a seases, says Today's Health cardinal principle of management Guide, the AroericanMedtcal As- and is usually prescribed as a sociation's manual of health in- number of hours per day. De- formation for the Araericanfsm— tails of rest are outlined by the ay. physician. The bed should be Rheumatoid arthritis charac- ftnn; pillows under the knees or teristically occurs in attacks of back should be avoided. The feet pate and swelling in the Joints, should be supported by a foot- weakness, fatigue, and stiffness, board. The bed Is easier to get especially In the mornings. The in and out of if blocks six to attacks may last for weeks, eight inches in height are placed months or years, but usually the under the casters. Intensity of the disease fluctu- Rest is alternated with exercis- ates. es and activity. Prescription of The disease varies In severity die proper balance is the phy- from time to time, seldom com- sicians responsibility. Specific OUR pletely disappearing, thougha few exercises are |*r«scribed,among people have recovered complete- which are muscle strengthening ly. Vsmallpepcentageofpatients exercises. Joint deformity can be have sever*, steadily-worsening prevented or made las severe arthritis that finally results In by dally putting the'otora through BIGGEST and BEST crippling and deformity. a full range of motion, ff pate SALE ever I OWN A •LADIES' SWEATERS *?f BRAND toy o»e of oar regular low factory price NEW TtttN HOFFMAN Buy i second simiWy prices one for just 99' • Cardigan*, shell*, vesta, puBovan and theft slssvss. PIANO • Pastob, stripe*, print* and dark shade*. • Wool*, nylon*, Antrom,* Acrifem,* Orion*,* mohair*. CONSOLE 0w 75 Styles fe Choose from W'ttk Ret* Jogs \0m 12S St/lts f Choose horn WHhirt RedTogs ANY FINISH $49900 110-25% Discount AHrsi* ANY SIZE •«K. «•*/. mrt. DWtjECT FROM OUR FACTORY 25% off! am SKOAL VAUE tUY A SWEATER TODAY

our large selection of completely rebuilt LADIES-WOOL VESTS mmmts% and refinished Steinways (4), Mason & Homlin, Weber & other famous moke grand pianoc. All SAIK FINALl OWNED AMD STAFFED BY MUSICIANS PETER FREUNLTS HOFFMANN PJANO CO. 56Z5 tf-a«"r.«>"y erf Fort L^ei ROUT* 17 & WSU.4A.MS AVE. HASMOUCK HEIGHTS JHOP-RiTE SNOPWNG CENTER «»«•€ 288-3081 D*Hy-SO A.M. - $ P.M SAT. TiU, 5 P.M. PICTORIAL MAY IS SENIOR CITIZEN MONTH DHE, DANCE MID RELAX AT At * r«c«tctr«noBy,Ocrv'«rBor Richard J, Bogfeaa lifMdt sro- on, aMggeatlag that each town set daawtlon dS&>adag May 1967 aside a special day or weak to a* MS«3i«rCteM»Mgo*.MMr». honor its Older residents. MtltDWCfl "NEST SPOTS Ban« Huf «r. Dtr«tor OT the Accompanying .Jte sample pro- DMaloa on Aging, whowttnaM«d dtautlOB is a UK of suggested th« ilgntag. c*ll«d ltaatgniflcant comtnuBity anfesti and actM- roccfoitkn sf tb« "WWalth o* ttet to he teittatad daring this SAT. WIGHT RAY GRIMES dMNiopM MeQia atsd «q>ort«DC«t special nsontSu fHrnltf r BBWltngy IBT IW. KEILP'S repr««ttad in will be addreaaed to Boards of Bar & Restaurant older ctto«a." Other wttn«<« Choaea Freeholders and to U»e * to tMs leaders of senior duba. KRAJEWSKI'S Stiok SotiawicMS ye Director* of ate cen- AtThePl«xt on Aging now in operatien in ta atte«laace at the Treara SKAUCUS 1ft. the State, Providing faformatioB CVUMBM weret Governor CATUihft MCltlTIES SECAUCUS; N. j. and referral aervicea to cowry Richard J. HHgheit Mr*. Bone SECMJCUS HJ. FOt.SMAU PMTtSS Flnwt Cocktail Bar and municipal populattona. dwee Harger. Director, DMalon oa CALL VH 7-9777 IN OUR UNle- Cancer on Aging; Mr. Michael HALL TO HIRE aaatfef dte Older Am artcans Act Nueacnen, Saes«tre Director, CAZONION 795S Woodbrtdgt Townsh^t Center on at the commmfcy level where the Agtagi aad Mra, Mfidred T, Rad- individual older person can most cflffe, Ocecadve Director ^uaa ex NEW! beoaHtfrom it. I County Center on Aging. The Dtviaton is mailing aamB'e SANDWICHES EBHffSS 941-0925 VITCS " RESTAURANT Serving the Finert in ITALIAN-AMERICAN CUISINE Her T* Him Ii»t»ffmimwiit, Tee • • • tar r*> ">'"* •**• '«r *r >l«fim-tm tar*. Imf* Ml (» M)eiw» It*, itttiKti** trt*rtat*mmt , mill* MraMt', . . fiat ia*fVn CIAMla*|0t BOULEVARD On «NTI«TAIHM«MT IM OW RESTAURANT INTlMATt DOWNSTAIRS LOWW OUSSAtoWKH... 771 PALJSADI AVE. CUFFSIDI »AKK, N. I. 2034 KENNEDY Phone 943-9t!3 Soil • * *•*• • * t • * BOULEVARD J.C RXOTIC DANCWJR Prt. 4 Set. NO OPP. J. C. ' STATE COLLEGE GIANT SI01 C W.N.Y. 863-WM LEON 4 ID'S UfaN i fIZZ»U INNER 65 COCKTAILS AIR OOND1TIONBD lit. AOrii ST., WiST N1W YORK t67-9tt9 BACHELOR'S NIT I THIS SAT APRIL 22ad LOU'S Everyone Welcome in 1935. LETS HAVE SOME FUN Special: SHRIMP COCKTAH.. . . 75< mi BAR ft From 4 P.M. ROAST BEff PlATTBl.. o

Coa^ieie Dia>er» fro* $J.» Haeueeee Orgea Meek* Fri. Set. t lit PfCTORiAL THURSQAY.APML20.1967 PAGE 13" On DREADED TETANUS LURKS IN GARBBI With the aoveot of the spring season of 196? most of us are eventually cawing a cle Jaw leer that gives tetanus Us if yea aren't protected. In an beginning to get ens of doors emergency there is 110 tbaefor nickname—lockjaw. 1 again. There are gardens and si|.u!iUBxnttlflBw If you 'have no HINTS FOR TEENAGE lawns chat need work awl outdoor When symptoms appear, theoat- look is grim, even wfth the 1 bo*It-ta tmrnwitty.yourphfslclar chorea of all sorts dan have may Inject tetanus antitoxin. An ... Frora your Sewing Editor accmraulated during the winter. treatment. To avoid the deadly emergency shot, however, is not With the return of outdoor acti- consequences, be sore you are always effective. - lramixilzed with tetanus toxoid. vities comes once again the Your only long-range guarantee hazard of minor accidents, cues When you are Immunized, your body manufactures antibodies a$aiz)M Tftaiims ift ixoBumtzadtKi and scratches. Most often these with tetanus toxotd. Only ooe^f •rent serious and will heal that will fight tetanus toxin. A booster is needed every ten years every four Americans has this ojdckly tf properly cleaned end protection. Have you? protected. and whenever you are injured. But sometimes these little scratches can be more serious. Sarnedmes they are the channel through which you could get tetanus (lockjaw). Teama-^rodactng spores lie dormant in tfce s oil at your garden, the dirt of your garage, and the dust inside your house. These spores can Meet you SUMMIT AVE. through the tiniest wound — a umoM art. H. J. pin scratch, a bee sting or a small cut, says a pamphlet of the American Medical Associa- tion. Tetanus spores may remain in your body for long periods without producing the disease. Or. they may produce poison effects In five to fourteen days, even though die woond has healed. First signs of tecgnus are Irri- tabtllty and restlessness. Muscles rapidly become rigid,

I INTERNATIONAL FASHION INTRIGUE Travel-happy clothes don't just happen, bat require as much FAQORY OUTLET thoughtful planning as the trip itself. You might be lucky enough ft. to find use perfect ensemble; lusciously colored, priced within soar * budget, hanging on the right size rack at your favorite boutique. •- But this is more of a dream than the possibility of a journey to Samples, Overruns % Katmandu, which might be" exactly where you are going. Jet travel £ at lower rates has put the whole world within your reach, just as and Some Seconds to g the sewing knack opens up a bright new world ot fashion. SALE \ Be SoM at Our Cost f ..... ,~ TWtM»ART PLOT REVEALED • e~ ' ~ " The two-part outfit pictured above (Simplicity 6976) marks an wwvw auspicious beginning to a journey anywhere. The coat is well organ- ized into princess lines with a double-breasted front and a pocket tucked into each side front seam. The long, slim sleeves are set-in; the collar is notched. Naturally, the coat is fully lined and the front SATURDAY 1 is interfaced for shaping and reinforcement. Military precision may be added with optional shoulder epaulets and top-stitched seams. MAY 6th As for the skirt, it's a hip-hugger worn a rakish 2" below the natural waistline. The skirt, minus a waistband, has a side zipper closure. Since the matter of skirt lengtK is still a debatable issue, ALSO SAT., MAY 13th this pattern offers a choice of mini or regular for both garments. You may like the dashing look of a regular length 'skirt showing 9:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. below a mini coat. FABRIC OUTLOOK UNLIMITED Now on to the fabric department to select the perfect fabric for you and the garment. Before the saiesclerk cuts off the amount of FACTORY OUTLET STORE fabric required, play with color by posing in front of a mirror with different fabric bolts tucked under your chin. Read hangtags describing fiber content, washability, co'jr-fast- Mfn. for flie feaeVito refo/7 cfta/w, ness and shrinkage. Test crease-resistance by wrinkling a corner of the fabric. The patient hours of work which go into a garment you forge ma// order tlrm$ and otfrersf! make, should be matched by the fine quality of the fabric you use. Fabric possibilities for this coat and skirt costume range from the dressed-ap took of silk to the smartness of linen and pique or store sportive poplin and homespun. Our mini-skirted model is done ALL LATEST STYLES AND .COLORS in a Wend of cotton and synthetic fiber. This flower splashed print is sure to resist wrinkles and return home lookir* as fresh as the LADIES* AND CHILDREN'S minute you left. While you are in the mood, select solid color fabric for a second skirt to highlight a color in the print. Pick up a few BLOUSES - DRESSES mixable tops and your travel wardrobe is almost ready to take off. DEVOTED TO DETAILS SUITS - SPORTSWEAR Perfect your sewing skills by studying the contemporary classics. The uncluttered lines of this coat and skirt mean fewer pattern TtANSITtONAL 1 INTER STYLES FOt MdSS i SNWT pieces and seams, which make it a good project for an inexperienced sewer who wants to do more than stitch up two seams for m beach shift. The extra loving tare you put into detail will make this oat- fit a favorite for several seasons rather than a onee or twice worn- costume. DRASTICALLY REDUCED In addition to your skill in the bask construction technique*, what are the details which would give this outfit a custom made LESS THAN WHOUSAIE look? The double-breasted coat front deserves the. attention of bound buttonholes with fabric covered buttons or a little splurge on t£B. $S.95 OtJ^S ... couture buttons. The front pockets hidden in the seams are a- sign, FOR £XA«fH£ AT 0»Y of custom made clothes, r&sy to omit in an inferior copy. Unbutton the coat to show off the hip-hugging skirt with its very important bait. The loops, equally vital to keep the belt in its proper place, are constructed in one long piece, then eat into four parts; FACTORY OUTLET STORE the length of each is determined by the width of the belt. After stitching the lower edge of each loop to the skirt at darts, the top edge is stitched into the seam of the skirt and wa* it lacing. You 350 WARIEN ST.. JERSEY CITY. N.J, (AT MORGAN ST.) 1st fl. might want to buy a gold chain oc handsome leather belt to encircle your hips, or better yet, make yourself a fabric belt to match or 1 TRAVELLING BY TUBE -Mr J. * contrast with the skirt. It you want to learn how to make your own I INSTRUCTIONS BY BUS — tr^'tTL: belts and more about be!', loops, a free leaflet is available by sending a self-addressed, stamped envelope to the sewing editor of this newspaper. irtlj.

NOW!! IT CAN BE TOLD We're The Outfit That Bought a New Frets From F AlRCHILD FMRCMLD IS IDE OUTFIT WHO'S STOCK WENT SKY HIGH THAT SAKE MONTH! COMCDENCE? FAIRCHILD PROGRESSED, Bin WE'RE STILL GOWG UP! HERE'S WHAT WE DO WITH THAT PRESS.—. WE PRINT 12,500 HOBOKEN PICTORIALS WE PRINT 9,ii5 JERSEY PICTORIALS WEPRMT 2.500 SECAUCUS PRESS' WE PRINT 5,300 GREENVILLE NEWS' 9.50Q BERGEN FREE PRESS' A TOTAL OF 38,915 NEWSPAPERS, AU» LOCALLY ORIENTED

YOUR AD CAN GO IN ANY ONf OF THEM FOR A LOW COST, OR ANY COMBINATION OF THEM AT A 20% INCREASE PER PAPER i. WE JUST STARTED USING THAT PRESS! GET IT WARMED UP BEFORE WI TRADE IT IN FOR FAIRCHIID'S NEWER, FASTER MODEl PRESS, WE Will K PUNTING 75, 000 NEWSPAPERS WHY WEEK ON IT! WE MIL ALSO BE SETTINC OUR TYPE ON NEW I.B.M. COMPUTER EQUIPMENT! BUT, MR. MERCHANT, ALL OF THE ABOVE FACTS ARE INCIDENTAL TO YOU YOUR MAM CONCERN IS REACHING THE PUBLIC WITH YOUR ADVERTISING WE SAY WE CAN DO fT BETTER AND CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER MEDIA OUR NEWSPAPERS STAY IN THE HOME MOST OF THE WEEK. THEY ARE ALL SMALL, (UNDER 24 PAGES] LOCAL PAPERS, AND CARRY HOME TYPE PICTURES AND ONLY LOCAL NEWS! YOU DON'T HAVE TO SHARE THEIR PAGES WITH THE "BIG TIE" ADVERTISERS OR BE OVERSHADOWED BY THEM YOU REACH 100,000 PEOPLE BASED ON 2% IN FAMILY READING IT IF YOU 1UY SPAOE IN AIL OUR NEWSPAPERS - THE RATE IS STILL MUCH LOWER THAN ANY OTHER MEDIA IN THI AREA THE TIME FOR ALL THMKMG ADVERTISERS TO GET ON THE BANDWAGON AT OUR PRESENT NOW LOW RATES •- CALL 945*5596 FOR AN ACCOUNT EXEOJTIVE! THURSDAY, ApKlL 30,1937 PAGE IS BUY MART CLASSIFIED ADS GET SWA R BUSINESS MISCELLANEOUS MUSICAL RENTALS REAL ESTATE HOT* DOO-HBRO Step In Via. ARB YOU M0VB40? Cell DM SPRiNQ aearance tale en ;11 OPPICB % DESK space. 498 aq. S ROOM splb level, all brtdt. 1989 International - fully equipp- It Son. Steves, rrfrlg., appUan- mueical tnatruments. Stop kShop ft. office and 400 so,, ft, shop or Pin. basemant. wall to wall car* ed $1,250, Cell 941-4873 cw given special attention. No at Sickle* Mueic Store, 652 Ne- garage. Street level, prrmte es- pets, air cand. $35,000 UN 6-400 Job too •mall. Call anytime. wark Ave.,Jert«yCityOLS-S375 traaee.' Bright cheerful locatieo. TAVBRN FOR SALB-Reasonable 969-9163 70th St. In Outteeberg. WtU alter BSTATB SALB-CDod locaaen— Principles only. Call UN 8-W91 BCPCRT repairing k laatructton to suit, lease available, Ideal oM, 1 fatn., ceM water house afterloA.M. NfiW LAWNS - reseddlngvnonta for email service buetoes*. Celt gas heaters, economical for right ly mate., rew. J ft jSStimm on all initrumenta. Aimltfier*, BEAUTY SALON lOT Ml*. C"X>d electric portables, organ a, party. Palrty goodwood. Sale by business, conv. to mm. reason- Lsttdseaptag, J. SuUnskt % J. druma baae gultara^ aes» ReoteB $12^00. .S64-T190 Ostrander 434-8324 or t POINT PLEASANT BORO-rench able. Call 165-8090 SS3-4876 weekly or monthly* PreHwcsmer UTTLE PBRRY-lf you «em a discount aale on all lnatnananti Qfpe^ 4 rQ3S.y furn«v screeRed OROCiKY STO1B FOR SALB^ 1 poVcii, fenced-tn yard, ahower, beauty with sound coBetmettan muaiclan ! needa for call the builder » show die alto warm bear license in Union FOR SALS-Baby carriage. Built SO years. Pasture Music barbeque, picnic ctt>2ej>each City. 201 16th St. Will sell chalra ft T.V. nr. boat basin, beauty of tola custom mother Studio, 507 S2nd St.JUnloo Ciry sad daughter home. $M700 separately. Oil 865-9g74 8^-3424 (111. up) swimming June 15 on 941-1116 945-5408 points. $7,000 down. CORNER TAVERN.-Est. 20 yra CARRlAOE-convera to car bed. 487-5227 to downtown Newark Ciry Hall Bxcet. eond. Also trainer walker 1 OR 2 ROOM for rest area. BS-3-7689 945-3498 HOMl IMPROVEMENT transfer station 947-0264 LTTTLi FBRRY-custoro, X or 863-2081 S aad S, 6 yrs. old, hoc PBTRONB BROTHERS, Masons baseboard heat, w/w eat CANDY ffTORH. Stationary It CARPETS a frtfta? Make tban « ft builders. Sidewa&s, drive- RJDQKPISLD - beaut. 5 rm. througBout, semMtalstwd Grocery for Sale, 1616 Kerrigan Deaudful ilgUt with Blue LuKre. apt,, 3 fern, bouse, nr. stores Are., Union City. Apply aft. S ways, patios, steps, garages. All ment, 2 ear nr., patio, t lent electric •hampooer $1. concrete work. toMBl6 trana,, but, couple prat, 943- AAing $46t0». +B9-96M JBJB. H. Kr«« Hirdwere, 411? Park 6644aft. 6pjB. A, Union City SHOP, all , $80 a month &JSEDB PAWTOW, minor re- CllWS' palrs. Painting aver, ttate no. ASPHALT drtvewayt. We save lain. Painting average st» rm HDBOKHN laundromat tor tale you save, 9 ft. wide, SO ft. 00. DwelUngs alto Cota operated, good income tang $175. 865-2473 (home.) SW2-SO49 WHTTI tarn, tor girlt rro. A RESTAURANT for sale-good io> aer,mirror, cbett k night taUe. M & M Out k In pajactag. Spe- cation, 6001 Pat* Avenue, West $35. 869-3194 cial on hftllways. Rsas., Scaf- New York. New, Mob rise apt. fold work, carpentry, papering 1 Mock away. 8O-9211 CLEAN up k remwels of all Sanltas hung. Ouar. & Ins. type* Al^h* ta Veai ley Direct PEZMUA far sale-Ooodloca- CARPENTRY - specializing to tion. M*ley, NJ. 4SI-7OS9 suspended catlings, Formica Savm Tim* and Mon*> fry Haitin? u» HELP WANTED work andpanelUag. Insured. Bll reftsnesehip goar. Hoy or SM Ff Ymt PIZZA RBST. - Journal Square APPLY a*-A-Rama, no «qp«r. 48»-56A4 area. Great potential. Rjady to SOS Aadanon av. (cor. B%e- Brakarag* S.rvic. — WMmlt, R«uil open. Call 11 ajn. to S pjn. watejr rd.) CUffalde Park. CARPgMTKR -general contract m%am or, complete alterations ft re- PART TIME Clerk Typl«,3daye modeling work. Planning serv. RffRKIL Utjuor wore or licence a week* W ajn. to S pia. VINCENTS Jersey Chy for aale. Priced 945-5396 to kftcham, baArma, a5ca I "Alwayt tiie Ununaal in Glftn AM Jewelry" right Gall Mr. Braad. 4M-4700 baaemems. CALL 947^0173. Ser- 8147 Bergenlmo Aw., West New York 9-5 pan. or SSSNMW *ft. 6 ving Bergen i Hudson Counties Brancnea In Lodl & Edgeweter BJB. Both the dares and the hawk* forMyra. are complalntof about die par caplt. tewae la way the war to being run by the MAKg ONH MORB CALL t!itfAd cydcooa. for the best prices on interior or exterior painting. UN 5-SOM CARPET CRAFT *&» &*****, Carpets. Rugs, Broadloom. CONTINUOUS IFflU- PETS FOR SALE 5 BrinkwrhoH Twrrac., &"&ff«lV **• *-w PHDMRHBD female St. Bernard 15W or 96&-9S79. Charge it puppy w/papera 945-3S33 Pali«oW« Park, NJ. wtthCCP. ROOFINO t£ WORM tN TMC Of e& SBRVINO all North Jersey/roe NECKLACE-STYLE. estimate on your roofing, alum. aiding, gutters Headers repair. Alum, storm wjndowa, doors, HACKBNSACK ROOPINO CO. •8 First St. Hackenaack 4i7-6050 WON WORKS •PROTECT your, property w our iron railings ft burglar ban. Only superior quality material • used. Batab. 25 yra. at .same FUEL OIL location. Reas. rates. Free eat Reliable workmanship 943-4545 Today's &tekj»wB^J« »*• dttliv#f#ci -.CNFI tlw doll without a shuppitig center.

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