Page 2 Thursday'. December 18,1969 __^ HOBOKEN PICTORIAL WE BELIEVE IN .. .. . •First, we believe in FREEDOM OF THE PRESS and the FIGHTING OF 4- JOURNEY TO ANY LAWS WHICH WOULD HAMPER THE PRESS IN /TS RE- SP0NSIBIL1TY TO THE PUBLIC, gumiir, .vumMttJammmnmOM^E Mi*nHV itmmmftim- Thirdly, we believe in FREE ENTERPRISE. Lastly, we-believe the N. Y.-N. J. PORT AUTHORITY SHOULD PAY TAXES TO MUNICIPALITIES WHICH LOSE RATABLES TO THE EXPANDING Bf*STATE AGENCY. The recent probes of the There are still investigators planet Mars by Mariners 6 and 7 who think that microbes or still has not settled the question other primitive forms of life may \ of whether or not some kind of yet be found on the planet. In a life can exist on the planet. number of studies, biologists However, the evidence against have already shown that algae, any life being possible is plant seeds and even beetles can mounting. Yet, there is still a survive temperatures similar to shred of hope and the final proof those found on Mars. will only come when a manned "Considering the extreme mission lands on Mars. conditions that organisms When the first TV pictures tolerate here on Earth,** says were sent back to Earth from the Sanford Siegel, a physiologist Mariner vehicles it gave little from the University of Hawaii, hope that life could be found on "I would be very surprised our neighboring world. There indeed if we didn't find life on was no evidence of nitrogen, an other planets." Siegel's studies indispensable ingredient of life on low-temperature life have on Earth. Probing the upper been supported by NASA. regions of the atmosphere, there The one point everyone is Throughout the world, as well as in was no sign of the ozone shield agreed on is that no evidence of the United States, the peoples of two that protects our world's surface Martian canals has been turned great faiths are in this month of from the Sun's deadly rain of up. The "canals" are not distinct December celebrating an important date ultraviolet radiation. Surely, linear features laid out by scientists concluded, no life is on their religious calendars. To the intelligent beings, as once possible in such an environment. believed, but apparently rough, Christian, who on December 25, heralds Yet, there was that one faint uneven splotches that lose their the birth of Jesus of Nazareth as a due that indicated that there geometric-looking form on closer symbol of hope, Christmas has a very may yet be the discovery of examination. Far from being the special meaning. At each Christmastide, some kind of living organisms on outpost of an advanced their hope for the promised everlasting the planet. The clue was civilization, Mars more and more seems to be something of a peace is t newed. For those of the furnished by the infra-red spectrometer on board Mariner primordial version of the Earth Jewish faith who have just concluded 7, the second of the two vehicles as it might have been billions of their observance of Chanukah, the making the probe. What the years ago. One scientist says, Festival of Light, hope is also renewed at spectrometer detected was two We are looking at what could this time. The promised peace is long in gases - ammonia and methane. be baby pictures of the Earth." coming. Perhaps it will never come in Both are produced on Earth by A soft landing on Mars will biological decay. give us much more data. At least our time for the iife span of a man is but One of the experimenters, in such a probe we will have a minute parthal of eternity. Before the George C. Pimentel, a University scratched the surface." peoples of any nation, big or small, can of California chemist, said that However, no amount of establish and maintain peace there must he was unable to determine the instrumentation will achieve the be a better understanding of one amount of ammonia in the results of a manned probe. A Martian atmosphere, his best good case is the comparison of another. As long as there is internal estimate being about a few parts the instrumented soft-landing strife, there can be no peace • within or per million. The Earth's Surveyor probe of the Moon and without the boundaries of our land. atmosphere contains about 1.5 the manned landings of the parts per million. Pimental says Apollo program. The survey ors Therefore, at f/>& season of hope, let that among the terrestrial gave us much needed us here at home strive to mend the sources of methane are marsh gas information but they could not disunity that threatens to destroy the and bovine flatulence, both of compare with the results of the fabric from which this nation was made. which result from the gradual Apollo probes. If we would be missionaries of deterioration of vegetable A manned landing
comes to reassigning personnel Someone showed up with a and running the department the couple of workmen and started way he wants to. In simple sweeping it up but no one Guiseppe McNAMARA language, he can tell the bothered finding out if they politicians where to go rnd do were from the coffee plant or CREDIT DUE ROMANO what he wants, when he wants : the city. IN HOBOKEN and to whom he wants. Eventually, most of the junk life has become a little more lively for Hoboken bookies and the department because there When you have a politically was cleared away, but this didn't boys financing the numbers banks since the U.S. Attorney General certainly are some changes oriented police department such calm park users who have had a told America that New Jersey is number one in connection with needed. as Hoboken's and a chief with long feud going with the coffee organized crime. Some insiders are starting to his own ideas on how to run the producer even if they have been The message has everyone shook up to the point that they are call it the Finnerty Police department, it means there is on the losing side of the battle. seeing federal agents and state police in every doorway, behind every Department since they consider bound to be some screaming in They complain bitterly that no tree and under every rock. Crimmins to be the fair-haired the first few months as the chief one wants to go after Maxwell Whether their alarm is justified or not can't be forseen. However, boy of Fifth Ward Councilman steps on some political toes. House because it is one of the there haven't been any major numbers or bookie raids in Hoboken Frank Finnerty. Needless to say, Crimmins is city's larger industries and larger by state or federal authorities recently. And they don't usually wait Already rumored as possible going to find out he has friends taxpayers. too long before making their move. candidates to better jobs are Lts. he didn't even know existed as By the time anyone gets wise Joe and Dan Kiely, Lt. Vincent everyone jockeys to stay on his DON'T JUMP ON MOON I operation and give it the power to their careful surveillance, it is Connors who is said to be good side. When the Intrepid module was usually too late. The boys in to take whatever action pushing for a spot on the necessary. • • • • purposely crashed onto the blue by then have all the^ gambling squad, Detective Sgt. We received four complaints moon after Astronauts Conrad evidence they need to make their Under the present set up, Matthew Finnerty--the Hoboken is entirely powerless tc from Hoboken residents about and Bean rejoined Astronaut raid at the right time and at the councilman's brother, and Elysian Park and Maxwell House Gordon, it set off moonquakes right place. do anything or take any action Detective Ernest Mack. against the local bus operators. It Coffee. They say that the coffee that lasted more than 30 Still, the boys in the back Among those said to be in line plant not only fouls up the air minutes. This revealed that the rooms are playing it careful and can file a complaint with the for transfers to less enjoyable PUC, and it has in the past, but around the park, but is trying to moon is extremely shaky, and it have taken to moving their duties, are Lt. Russell Sweeten, bury it under waste coffee. is urged that future astronauts operations every few days or so. th» results have failed to cause Lt. Anthony Rinaldi, possibly any great change in service. Seems something went wrong land their modules as softly as Most keep one or two extra Sgt. Frank Ferrante to name a Saturday at the plant and putting a newborn baby in the locations open and available for Councilman Romano's few. suggestion about suspending a resulted in a layer of what cradle and refrain from jumping just such a purpose. Once a man has been made looked like fine ground coffee around on the moon like • • » • franchise or two seems to be the permanent chief, he can pretty only possible course open. But being deposited over most of the kangaroos. Those promised federal and much do as he please:, when it park. state indictments of elected and no one has ever heard of the appointed officials doesn't seem PUC doing that to one of the to have caused too much Hoboken bus companies. concern in Hoboken. At least no one is giving the impression of We like everyone to know Starting January I, 1970 being worried. when we are right about Perhaps the secret is that this something. We would also like thing was kept so quiet until you to know that we aren't THE HOBOKEN BANK FOR SAYINGS everyone was ready to move. So above eating crow when we are no one really knows who i in wrong. Capt. Arthur Marotta line to appear before a federal or isnt going to be the new chief. state grand jury and who isn't. Capt. George Crimmins is. will pay It is generally believed that Like everything else in Hudson County isn't going to get Hoboken that has some off scot free. The big question is, connection with politics, you who is going to be the unlucky can always get several different ones who get caught? ideas on what is going to happen Highest Interest Rate- • • * • in any given situation. Some credit is due We had one pundit who really Councilman Tom Romano for must have known what he was ON REGULAR PASSBOOK his stand against higher bus fares talking about. Unfortunately, we in Hoboken and the Public were'nt listening too hard at the Utility Commission. For the first time. time, someone has taken aim at He predicted Crimmins would the PUC and hit it squarely come out on top followed very closely by Ed Sheehy. He even Savings Accounts between the eyes. Unfortunately, the went so far as to say that the councilman isn't likely to get too two would be separated by less far in his efforts to have the fare than two points. reduced. The PUC seldom goes Now, if he could only do it all back once it has granted a hike. the time. But the councilman has made one point that will be hard for Speaking of the situation the PUC to argue with and that surrounding the chiefs job, you is that its efforts to see Hoboken can forget those pie-tn-the-sky bus riders get what they are rumors about them creating the paying for from the Washington post of deputy chief or Street buses have been inspector. It just ain't in the inadequate. cards. Romano says the service has The real reason for been bad on Washington Street it-forgetting about all those for years. No one will argue that political statements-is that the A YEAR point. Romano says that the one man who could handle the PUC was around during those job-Ed Sheehy-wouldn't take it. years to see that better service It isn't any news that the was provided but the better entire Hoboken police service never came. They'll have department, as one, gave a sigh trouble with that point too. of relief when word came down Now the PUC says the that Crimmins had topped the councilman should trust it civil service examination for because it will make sure those chief. Nor is it news that Capt. bus companies live up to the Sheehy was unpopular with the conditions attached to their fare men. increases. But Romano says why And it isn't news that Sheehy should he. The PUC hasn't done is a man of principal and pride From Day of Deposit much in the past so why should who won't accept a bone just he believe it is going to do because he was unlucky (?) anything now. enough to come out second in Good question. the test. COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY If the truth be known, the The word is that Sheehy PUC doesn't have the money or should try and do what he can the staff needed to enforce any for rrimwlf. The reason? The BANK lor of the conditions it imposes with word going around is that he will HOB fare increases. Usually, the best be back on uniform duty along it can do is to act on complaints with Walter Lehbrink and SAVINGS when they are received. But once Marotta. In other words, he will the inspectors leave the area, the be taking Crimmins' spot on bus operators know that they uniform duty when Crimmins can slip back without, any great takes over in the chiefs office. problems. lt will be interesting to watch The only real solution would and tee just what change* the "fee to alow the city to pofcfce #* new chief has ta.'&atefortht Page 4 Thursday,December 4%. 1969 . . J day and age, if you miss a day's Howard Johnson's, which pub. The one guy said: "Dead work, the government loses operates the road's food service men tell no tales." The other guy facilities, make free coffee - Ms pal - said: "Thaf s why so almost as much as you do." W«H, available during high traffic LONG-SUFFERING CONSUMER many widows get to marry this is one boss who is patriotic hours of the year-end holidays as again." Well, he married a widow and not thinking how to gyp the an incentive for drivers to take and it might do him good to government. safety rest breaks. FINALLY GETS BREAK leave a will to the next guy • • • "These breaks have' long been In the past decade the age of product "would have to* stand because that is why he is so THE PRINCIPAL of this recommended as basic to safe privacy has faded away to a directly behind that guaranty," aware about widows marrying country school house had this to driving," said Turnpike degree that privacy no longer without "page after page of fine again. He's a sorehead and say to the faculty: "A wise Authority Chairman Joseph exists. In order to protect an print exclusion." He added, teacher sands this note to Morecraft, Jr. "However, people individuals right to privacy, the blames Ms wife's dead husband are usually in such a hurry to get The word guaranty has for too for the trouble he gets at home. parents at the beginning of the U.S. Senate recently passed a bill long been abused, twisted and to their destination that they. designed to curb abuses in credit Of course his bad habits, like school year, "If you promise not tend to forget the rest break. debased." to believe everything your child reporting. The law was pressed Well, it is high time the coming home drunk all the time, "By turning the opportunity by Sen. William Proxmire consumer is being considered in has nothing to. do with his wife's says happens at school, I'll into a free coffee break, we (D.,Wisc.), and would guarantee legislation because business complaints. promise not to believe make it possible for a driver to individuals the right to correct ethics no longer exist. Only the • • • everything he says happens at get out of bis vehicle long false information in their credit other day a woman went to a home." enough to drink a cup of coffee. files and provide other WITH THE high cost of large department store to medicare and looming hospital • • • It helps him overcome the safeguards for privacy in credit hazards of fatigue and purchase an umbrella. She prices, it is no wonder this ratings. wanted an expensive one as a FREE COFFEE BREAK drowsiness," Morecraft said. According to Proxmire, "The gift. She finally came upon one husband is frustrated. Especially Free coffee wffil be served in purpose of this fair credit which she liked. Upon when his wife toW him, PROGRAM CONTINUED ail New Jersey Turnpike reporting bill is to prevent examination, she found the "Derling, the doctor said I am in restaurants from 9 pjn. to 7 a.m. consumers from beir.g unjustly handle had been "nicked" and need of a little change." He said, Travelers on the New Jersey on December 24, 25, December damaged because of inaccurate not perfect. The salesgirl told her "So am I. His bills don't leave Turnpike will again be treated to 28, 29, December 31, January 1 or abitrary information in a that's nothing - the umbrella is me any." free coffee safety breaks this and January 4,5. credit report." He added, "The new. Well, this is one consumer • • • holiday season in the Turnpike's bill also seeks to prevent an who would not take this THIS BOSS was realistic. He annual campaign to cut holiday 'undue invasion of the accidents. nunsense and said, "No matter was preaching on absenteeism. Our Classified Ads individual's right to privacy in how new it is, I don't want it." Each year the Turnpike and Bring Fast Remits the collection and dissemination She managed to get another of He told his employees, "In this of credit reports." the same style and when she sent Proxmire indicated that credit her gift, she also sent a letter to files are now maintained on over her congressman relative to the 110 million Americans - nearly treatment that today is given to all the r nation's adults. He the long suffering consumer. pointed ' out that many Perhaps, more letters to the consumers are denied credit, Representatives in Congress will insurance, or even jobs because beget legislation for consumer , of secret adverse information protection. * contained in their files. "Much of this information may be wrong," Proxmire declared. The fair credit reporting bill was unanimously passed by the Senate and contained provisions that require credit agencies to give the individuals involved H« could not condom the wiM OUR SHOP IS THE PLACETO FIND THE THINGS WHICH access to their files and the right hair, dirty attire and violence. He YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. WHAT'S BETTER THAN A to correct false or incomplete was telling his grandson about information. Also, the agencies hit cousin, another grandson, would be required to keep information on individuals who was a hippie. The grandpa SWEATER f«r Christmas confidential, so that it doesn't "That nut should be get into wrong hands. It is to take a bath." The MEN'S GIFT ITEMS GIRLS I BOYS protection that is necessary so recipient of tills lecture, the StoXL 2.16 . 9 GLOVES-KNEE SOCKS that the information relative to grandson present, asserted, • PULLOVERS credit only be used for legitimate "Gremps, aunts, uncles and • HAT, SCARF & MITTEN SETS purposes. There are various other grandparents become greater • CARDIGANS curbs on the abuses of credit with each successive generation, • SCARF & SWEATER SETS files in the bill. but cousins get removed." Jo • VESTS Other action in the U.S. this the old man replied, "Your • SHIRTS • CARDIGANS Senate hit at "phony guaranties" cousin, Ben • if he comes hen - is in a bill introduced by Sen. • PULLOVERS surely one cousin who will be • SLEEVELESS Warren Magnuson (D.,Wash.) and • SHIRTS Sen. Frank Moss (D.,Utah) removed bodily. Indeed, PULLOVERS which provides that gramps has no soft spot for MISSES AND WOMENS • 34 to 52 manufacturers would have to give real, instead of phony , skirts, sleeks, c«digo«», pullovers, «•>*«, sbeils, aMtenrirle*. fjenws, knee socks, nylons, scarf and sweater sets, fcW ea^raldered guaranties in selling their AT THE LODGE the other jeekeH ana* cerdiaws, plus yen» for her.d knitting. products. one of the members was The Magnuson-Moss bill is cutting an item out of the paper. known as the "Consumer An nojuisltive brother member INFANTS ITEITEMMS Products Guaranty Act." Th* probed, "Hey, Tom. watch* Beetles, nylon ana* cette* she**, boot), measure," Magnuson said dipping out of the paper." Tom sweaters, cap-scarf-mitten sets. "would provide minimum did not hesitate. He said, "An standards for guaranties coverirjg Ham about a guy who got a consumer products which have electrical, mechanical or thermal divorce because his wife went components." • through his pockets every 8,771 "*•'• »»«• «»trts. long Amt *!•«*•., acrylic, The need for this type night." The inquisitive one and polyesters. consumer legislation was stressed wanna «o Know, wnausna by Magnuson. "When a gonna do with it?" Tom politely 1 3 77w*W» knit, hell, manufacturer or retailer purports remarked, "Put it in my *sl. irregulars t to guaranty the performance of a pocket" 1 . consumer product, he should • • • MANYone-o provide a meaningful assurance of performance," Magnuson said. AT THE town haH they got a "He should not-hide behind new computer that was always mountains of fine print that breaking down* In ealling the negate the very essence of a company with the complaint, guaranty." me psvcnasing agent sen o* Many guaranties are no the phone: "This computer guaranty at all and Magnuson refuses to work until it has at pointed out, as an example, the least two circuit breaks a day PETER FRIVHD'S type of guaranty which may The company guy floored him t "provide coverage for the with this: "Wail, ifs a union replacement of a detective part costing $1 and charge the consumer $30 for the labor to this is not the state of the union replace it." * not tvist nil* i^mmmmm• • • »>ai,Ma*iusoasaid, guaranties the performance HOBOKENPirmiMAi ThureUy, December 18,1969 Page 5 The bi I names AT MARY'S in fas lions. PRICED FROM $19.00 TO $35.00
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CITY HALL DECORATIONS Congressman Daniels said, wall of the chapel and portrays On December 22, the "CEP trains previously Hoboken First Ward the Holy Scene at Bethlehem Passionate Fathers from St. unemployables not only for Councilman Anthony H. windows at the main office and with large statues of Joseph, Michael's Monastery wQl ting private industry, but as police Romano announced this stations are open 8 JO a.m. to 5 Mary and the Christ Child. carols for the patients and staff cadets and feacher aides", and weekend if funds are not p.m., Monday to Friday and The chapel wiH be open from during the early evening hours. helps people remove themselves available to decorate city hall for Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 12 3 to 5 pjn. through New Year's On December ?3, th St. Mary from welfare rolls via training. the Christmas holidays he will noon. Day for the public to mark the Hospital Employ Glee Club provide such decorations at his Attorney E. Norman Wilson, holiday season. will sing in the he pital. Junior own expense. JCSC STUDENT ON Jr., director of HOPES, said, The GUI Scouts of Pavonia Volunteers will dis. ibute gifts to Romano, freshman member of "While we are happy to learn of Council, Hoboken district, will the patients at 7:30 pjn. and Hoboken City Council, said he OUTSTANDING LIST the 1970 refunding, we are still sing carols and present gifts to girls from the Queenship of Mary concerned with both U. S. Labor was informed that tight budget Maureen T. Bischoff of 821 patients. New Jersey Bell Sodality at St. Francis School limitations at this time may Department officials and other Telephone employes will visit will visit Pediatrics for a songfest Washington st., Hoboken, was federal agencies to reconsider result in foregoing the traditional one of eight graduate students of Pediatrics for a Christmas party. and Christmas party. large Christmas tree and tights retaining employes over 55 years A party for the Auxiliary, will be Jersey City State College whose of age in the current main stream . outside the municipal building name was selected to appear in held in the Nurs s' Residence and entrance. program. It seems the federal the student nurses are planning a ON ACTIVE DUTY the 1969 edition of Outstanding programs are concentrating on "If such reports are confirmed Young Women of America. cake sale. Anthony Yacuflo, an English this week, I'll get the decorating youth and forgetting the old She was nominated by the timers who really need the Following two employe teacher in Hoboken High School, job done myself," said the college's Alumni Association and dinners on Tuesday, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony councilman, pointing out that training, funds and consideration is being honored for her as devoted CEP employes." Auxiliary will hold a Christmas Yacullo, &., 604 Washington St., both Hoboken city hall and the outstanding accomplishments Boutique in the Ivy-Covered Gift Hoboken, will report for two Wilson said he has sent Romano Civic Assn. club during her college days and for Shop. At 8 p-m. Wednesday, the years active duty in the Army communications to both the U. headquarters are located in the work done in the community. student nurses will hold their Signal Corps at Fort Gordon, Ga. S. Labor Dept. and Congressman First Ward. From the young "voroen Christmas play which will be Yacullo, a graduate of St. Daniels requesting The youthful city official also included in the 1969 listing, SO open to the public this year for Peter's College with a B.A. announced that on Saturday at 1 will be selected, one from each re-consideration of an order to the first time. phase out present 55 year-old degree in English, also holds a p.m. young children from any state, as the state's Outstanding On Thursday, the Student CEP employes in favor of master of arts degree in English part of the city are invited to Young Woman of the Year. Nurse Glee Club will sing carols younger city residents seeking from Seton Hall University. meet "Santa Claus" outside the in the hospital, followed on such anti-poverty posts. Records While at the high school he Romano Civic Assn. Friday by caroling by the Candy OTTENS CELEBRATE show the present CEP served as adviser to the school's headquarters at 121 Washington Stipers and Junior Volunteer s mainstream employes receive a Key Club and in addition to St., where individual photos of Glee Club. 48th ANNIVERSARY take home pay of approximately regular teaching duties, taught children will be taken with St. Jersey City Knights of Nick and small presents Mr. and Mrs. William Otten, $44. special English orientation Columbus will be in the hospital classes for foreign born boys and distributed by members of his 1127 Washington St., Hoboken, on December 20. First Ward political club. recently celebrated their 48th PUBLIC INVITED gjrls with language barriers. About the annual Yule wedding anniversary at a dinner decorations outside Hoboken party given in their honor by TO VIEW CRECHE city hall, previous experiences their daughter and son-in4aw, Sister M. Felicitas, S.F.P., Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 1 show that when a large Attorney and Mrs. Robert administrator of St. Mary Christmas tree was erected at the Garibaldi of Glen Rock. The Hospital, Hoboken, is inviting Frank Mussara & Son building entrance, dozens of couple's son, William Jr. and the community to visit the colored light bulbs were stolen twin of Mrs. Garibaldi, attended institution's chapel to view the i the first night of display. Such with his wife and family. creche now on display. The crib 108 ADAMS ST. decorations have always been the Decorating the table were was designed by Peter Theyn of I responsibility of the public pink roses and candles with an Hoboken and built by him and Hoboken N.J. works department. inscribed anniversary cake. Mrs. Otten was presented with a corsage of white roses. CRIPPLED CHILDREN Couple were married at Sts. Peter and Paul's Roman Catholic GUESTS OF ELKS Church, Hoboken, on December The Hoboken Elks Club 7, 1921, by the Rev. John sponsored a bus ride for the Weisbroad. Mr. and Mrs. Otten crippled children yesterday, to have eight grandchildren who see the Christmas show in Radio are: Laura, Robert and Ruth City Music Center, New York Garibaldi; Diane, William, City. Kristina, Russell and Rose Laura The children gathered at the Otten. Elks Club, where Exalted Ruler Mr. Otten is retired after 43 Frank Viggiano and Frank years of service with Western Neville, a Hoboken educator, Electric Co., New York City. assisted by other Elks volunteers, escorted the children. A majority ENGER-McCURDY Little Aristocrats of the youngsters are part of the Miniature Chocolates cerebral palsy dink which is quartered free of charge in the NUPTIALS HELD $960 $Z15 Elks building. Miss Rita Marie Eager, daughter mil pound Kf 2 pounds Following the Radio City of Mrs. Alfred J. Enger, 120 Gaily wrapped for Christmas .show, the children returned to Garden St., Hoboken and the late giving, a superb new assortment of the Union Club in Hoboken for Alfred Enger, recently became miniature crispies, creams, truffles, dinner and presentation of gifts the bride of Walter McCurdy, Jr., fruits and nuts, blended with Loft's from Santa Claus. Similar parties son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter distinctive milk and dark chocolate. have previously been sponsored McCurdy of 823 Garden St., by the Elks Club for many years. Hoboken in Our Lady of Grace R.C. Church, Hoboken. MANY HEED PLEA A reception followed the ceremony at the Union Club, TO "MAIL EARLY" Hoboken. The couple will reside in the city on their return from a Postmaster Nicholas J. Caruso wedding trip to Miami Beach. of Hoboken, says His customers For the finest candy have really taken his annual "mail early" plea to heart this LABOR DEPT. GRANT year. The Hoboken Post Office SAVES PROGRAM you can give has been handling an unprecedented flow of Christmas Congressman Dominick V. cards and parcels during the past Daniels has announced that die Assorted Chocolates week and this is a good sign. U. S. Department of Labor has $900 $Q95 "The early start on Christinas granted $1.9 million to keep Hoboken's Concentrated A I pound If 2 pound* shopping and mailing means that A happy choice for this festive we can expect a fairly even flow Employment Program in business for another year. , season, a delicious assortment of mail between now and I of milk and dark chocolate*-so Christmas Day," the postmaster He said the program serves lovingly made, so temptingly frmh. commented. This should let us 1,200 persons in Hoboken at keep up with our distribution present and is expected to place and delivery day by day and 900 in jobs during the coining without serious delays. Best of yea*. all, there will be no need for our Congressman Daniels said the letter carriers to go out on the CEP comes under the Hoboken street Sunday, as has sometimes •HOPES" program, "one of the happened in previous yean." new breed of agencies which Unit! Christum*, service goes out into the street to seek out problems rather than sitting 300 WASHINGTON STREET -HOBOKEN HOBOKEN HCTORIAI Thursday, December J8, 1969 Page 7 THE SWEET SMELL OF CHRISTMAS Madison st. and Dominick STOP PAY TOX Castiglia, who gave his address as 37 Rabkin Dr., Clifton, will be arraigned today before a Hoboken city judge. They were arrested Tuesday in separate raids by Hudson County prosecutor's detectives assisted by Hoboken Police. Cevitari and Mrs. Borozon were arrested at their homes on gambling charges - operating an illegal lottery and possession of numbers slips. "Actually, is there any word at all about the road?" NEW! Diamond Jubilee Savings Plan
CHRISTMAS PRESENT: Plum pudding perfection, with dtffetpnce. Aromas of pine pervade din modern home, combination of Pine-Sol for cleaning and Christmas tree airs.
NEW YORK (ED)—It's the coffee. sweet smell of Christmas, But the fragrance that pre- wafting through the house— dominates over all is pine— the aromas of good cooking spreading about the house and the good scent of pine from Christmas tree to that are as much a part of kitcher clean-up. For sparkle holiday pleasures as good that also bespeaks the season, cheer and good compar.v. good chefs get ready for com- Good cooks around the pany with crisp-scented Pine- world perfume the air in Sol — a cleaner-disinfectant their own special ways, all of that leaves everything smel- them aromatic. In France, the ling Christmasy, as well as Yule log and the cake named looking that way. after it—Buche de Noel—an- This season-to-be-jolly, why nounce that the holidays are not spread Christmas cheer here. In Merrie Old England around the house, with a scent —and much of modern Amer- that appeals to all the senses? ica—Christmas is time for Just the thing to make your plum pudding, served with own plum pudding even more cups of steaming, fragrant delicious! CHRISTMAS PLUM PUDDING % cups seedless raisins cup packaged bread % cups dried currants cruirha y» cup chopped nutmeats teaspoon baking soda 1 cap sifted flour, divided teaspoon cloves 2 ergs, beaten teaspoon allspiee \ cup light molasses teaspoon cinnamon K cup buttermilk hi teaspoop n nutmeg % cup finely chopped suet \ teaspoon sallt V4, cup pineapple juice Combine raisins, currants, nutmeats and V4 cup flour. Combine eggs, molasses, buttermilk, suet and fruit juice. Combine remain- ing flour, crumbs, baking soda, spices and salt and add to egg mixture. Add floured fruit and mix well. Pour into greased 1H coming January 1,1970 quart mold. Cover and set on rack in deep kettle. Add boiling water to about one inch below cover of mold. Cover. Steam con- tinually 1V4 to 2 hours. Makes 10 to 12 servings. Serve with hard sauce snowmen and f reah, hot coffee. DIAMOND JUBIUE ACCOUNTS aay 5% per year inter UNTIED SHOELACE • est from day of deposit, compounded and entered quarterly. SAVED G.l.'s LIFE Army Specialist Four DIAMOND JUBILEE ACCOUNTS may be opened with a Lawrence Pepe, 21, son of Mr. • first deposit of only $500, the minimum balance that and Mrs. Mauro Pepe, 1130 Willow av., Hoboken, who earns 5% interest. arrived for duty in South Vietnam last June, through a DIAMOND JUBILEE ACCQUNT deposits can be made stroke of luck or providence, any time in amounts of $50 or more. bent down to fix an untied shoelace and at that precise DIAMOND JUBILEE ACCOUNTS are insured up to moment spotted a line stretched across a dike he was walking on. $15,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. It was a Viet Cong trip wire attached to a buried booby trap. DIAMOND JUBILEE ACCOUNT withdrawals may be Alerting other men on patrol made at any time with 90-day written notice. with him, Pepe led them around the line and then put some distance between it and the Gls. When they had cleared the area, Arrange Your Personal DIAMOND JUBILEE SAVINGS PUN NOW! CHRISTMAS PAST: Start of one of the soldiers blew the trip Ask about them at j a tradition, as plum pudding i« wire with his M-79 grenade brought to the groaning board. launcher. Pepe said the wire was so thin THE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY "Whoever eats a pram . that if he had continued walking, ding on .each of tf» twi he would never have spotted it The BANK with the CUSTOMER in mind days of Christ 'since it was only about eight a wish «B the inches off the ground. 12 Banking Offices in Hudson County f«l each day, will be by luck all year. Bat bad West New York Union City Secaucus luck attends th» gw«*ay whs nibble plan puddings RAID NETS THREE Hoboken Weehawken Jersey City before the Christinas feast. John Cevitari, 107 Clinton st Member Federal -EngU*h wtertiition 1 £JL )!:. i1 .ili' . ill' Thursday, December 18,1969 HOBOKEN PICTORIAL
TEAMSTER'S UNION LOCAL 560 SALVATORE PROVENZANO, President
)fw Season's Greetings JOHN BEIER OPEN HOUSE THEURER WfW YEARS m 216 52nd STREET Stf-7152 THE ULTIMATE IN AT THE YORK TAVERN West New York HATS-NOISEMAKERS- OPEN HOUSE SUITS • COATS * SLACKS NORTH HUDSON 5101 BBtGENLINE AVE. WMY. 963-9384 BEVERAGE * DISTRIBUTING CO. Visit Our New, Reedy Made at 1920 134 68th STREET SUIT, COAT A SLACK Dept. Guttenoerg Schqffer Merry X-mas & A SEASON'S Very Happy New Year to All off Our Patrons
BEST B«tt way we know to c«l*brate the New BONACARTI Y»or *i to ore»» ond NOEL thank oN our frimds. FUNERAL HOME 5923 KENNEDY BLVD. Venice Stone North Bergen Anthony P. Vainieri 36 Congress St. Director Jersey City 'immmwrnmrnmummmm Christmas |s th« Mm* for fcnmlMtf to 9«t to- ST. JOSEPH'S may you Happy Holiday Mvt Q |oy* ] ow* Chri^mos. Ann Kay Interiors MARVEL PHOTO 6121 BER6ENLWE Aft. 16418 Bergenliae A?e Studios 693 ANDERSON AVE. West New York 5528 f WEST NEW nn i.i. CiiHsMe Park West Me* York Thursday, December 18,1969 Page 9
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g FLOOR COVERING 8 * § 6208 BERGENLINE AVE. 8 Tedesco's West New York Restaurant FJ. OLERI, 6701 BergenUne Ave. JOSEPH P. OLIVETI GUS FRANQUI West New York CIVIL ENGINEER \ STANDARD BEARER PRESIDENT 6032 BERGENLINE AVE | SEASON'S 8 West New York | HOWARD J. BRENNEN GREETINGS g FUNERAL HOME JOSEPH P. OLIVETI 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. INDEPENDENT ASSN. and West New York LADIES AUXILIARY WEST NEW YORK, N.J. 8 AGNES BEAUTY SALON 433 52nd STREET
I Peter Freund West New York AHTO BROTHERS, 5625 Kennedy Blvd. North Bergen JMX JMft MS IBS W919S WS MS J ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS | ; UMUNJ 7303 BERGENLINE AVE. | HOLIDAY North Bergen $ CASTLE LANES On a not* of holiday 1 ch**r, w« send glod ^^ , , ft 8 gratings, with a vfy LhriSWMS JOJ 5600 HUDSON BLVD. t special "Thank You" 8 from all o* ut \i West New York 8 8 Schnyder's 8 8 8 8 Rower Shop GRAYCE HATS 8 6700 Bergenline Ave., West New York 8 JOHN A. INGLESE J 7121 BERGENLINE AVE. | ASSOCIATION Happiness is a season called Christmas. May North Bergen 18 your holidays always be 8 as merry as mistletoe 8 59th STREET and overflowing with all 8 good things. IMPERATORE WEST HEW YORK Vincent Jewelers; FURNITURE 8 6147 BergenUne Ave., West New York 8 3606 NEW YORK AVE. Union City NAPPY HOLIDAY E. DiCLEMENTE A SONS 8 NUSTONE PRODUCTS Happy holiday withe* to you, our friendi and patrons. We CONTRACTORS I CORP. OF NJ. oreatty appreciate your trwit, and delight in serving you. | 80 WEST RAILROA© AVE. 551 60th STREET | EMMA and BILL OTB PART VIEW DINER West New York | Tenafly 3S4 Pclfvtow An- Page 10 Thursday, December 18,1969
Welcome in the new" and wave good-bye to the old. Good cheer DINEL and happiness for '70.
Frieda DWa, your hottest, OUT makes dining out a memorable MOY YOUR CHRISTMAS DIMM* occasion. Exclusive but not expensive, The Edge has been under At the Fabulous the same management TONY MAITA'S VILLA cot tinuously. 1609 NEW YORK AVI., UNION CITY Planning a small X«me» party? RILL 7 COURSE DINNER TAVERN Have it at "The Edga"I! $000 . Closed Christmas Day. ADULTS cmwtm Serving from 4:30 P.M. *tfl 11:30 P.M. FOR RESERVATIONS CALL BA* wA All 640 61st St. LIW WTO* OO3-¥01f weekdays, 1:30 A.M. Saturday. Closed on Tuesday. - ^ > MAKE NfW YIATS HESBtVATiONS EAU.Y Wtst Ntw York Open for Dmner New Year S Ew m 10:00 P.M. and 3:30 New Year's Day
Enjoy 127 Bergen Blvd. A Merry Christmas and Happy Ne*. Year to all" ' Fairview, N J. For Reservations, call 945-2177 WingFontf Christmas Eve & Day CHINESE LARRY KLUMCK YIJIJJOE WISNIEWSKI | RESTAURANT With Us OPEN HOUSE NEW YEARS CANTONESE EVE FAMILY DINNERS GAB AIN S 1 TAKEOUT ORDERS ACCEPTED! *•* IT. ami MR0CNLHW AVI. 3 UN. 9-9615 JOIN TEDESCO'S RENOVATi'D PIUSH DINtNO ROOM | HIS BtrfMHRe Aw, Her* Urtm CHRISTMAS AND NEW Cnrif Uiifls Op** Pwly frajM 11 A«M> YEATS DAY FBTWAL WE WILL BE OPEN PINNER SERVED NEW YEARS DAY FAMILY STYLE JAN. f« YOU .00 CAN EAT O •*"•» Festive OMHIIJ Call 8W-nO2 THE YORK TAVERN TEDESCO'S AT THE Ray Olobardi, Prop. 6701 , Wtit Ntw Y«* • LUNCHEON SPECIAL OULEVARD DINER STEAK SANDWICH ON TOAST FRENCH FRIES- SANDWICHES HOT DUG! SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MENU BEST HAMBURGER IN TOWN STEAKS, CHOPS & SEA FOODS ENJOY 5101 BERGENLINE AVE. BROILED TO YOUR TASTE FINE FOOD Fuil Count Dinners Daffy & Sundays WEST NFW YORK N.J. t AT Baking Done On Premises AIRCONDITIONED OtAL 843-9314 I PARKING OPEN 24 Houn 7 Days KMMdyMxl.ftPM.MilM. CALT. 86W741 BUCKS OUR 30th YEAR THE CASTLE DINER ST.fc KENNEDY BLVD. WEST NEW YOU Enjoy STEAKS-CHOPS-SEA FOOD Family Ham X-MAS & NEW YEAR'S Dinner WHh Ui Atmosphere FRIENDLY ENJOYABLE ATMOSPHERE ALL PRIME MEATS ARE CUT AND PREPARED BY OUR WELL KNOWN CHEF, MR. LOUIS Phone 866-8998 PARKING Open 24 Houn 7 Days
HAVE SINNER WITH US FINE ITALIAN LOU' AMERICAN ENJOY HOSPITALITY CUISINE AND GOOD FOOD BAR 570! JACKSON ST GRILL WEST NEW Y0RK W • wmm TEL. 113 1741 Paint Restaurant „ Air COfMHOGNRMRI 6 FAIRVIEW. NJ. Thunday. December 18,1969 Piy 11 Gala Swinging NEW YEARS EVE 'DELICIOUS HOT BUFFET PRIME RIBS • CHICKEN FOR TURKEY • HAM - ETC. All You Can Eat NEW YEARS •RYE-SCOTCH BEER MIXED DRINKS All You Can Drink 1 *NoiwmalMn-Hats- Bslloona 'and Dancing •Special Midnight Surprise 'Ham & Egg Breakfast 'Continuous Enttrtainnwnt 'Main Ballroom
J^MERRY CHRISTMAS Per Person . yz Celebrate New Year's All at The "New" Eve nt the Fabulous COLONY UNION CLUB Choice of Sirloin or Filet Mignon plus 600 Hudson at. Hoboken N.J. setup $29.95 including tip & tax per couple. Hats, noisemaken. Continuous Musicby Stain Lanskey A Soft Sounds, 10 to 3 PM. Newly extended dance floor. Call for Reservations Now'! Chafe* of SiRlOIN * i £29.95 HUT MICNON * *™ COMPLETE DINNCI Nw Set-Up Ce«pl<" Dinner starts *t 9 P.M. NEW BEAUTIFUL NEWMSEVt 5 DINING ROOMS ore ope ft Public Invited DINING • ENTERTAINMENT Banquet & Catering PER PERSON Facilities Up to 700 Persons ALL GRATUITIES, Call 434-3100 TAXES INCLUDED 1033 Commwiipaw Aw. COMPLETE 7-COURSE PRIME RIB DINNER iMMUHMUMm DANCING — HATS NOISEMAKERS — FAVORS AND UNLIMITED LIQUOR! DINNER from 9:30 P.M. Reservations Only!
... and a Champagne Cocktail at 12 midnlte In the to to ant the New CiRAXD BALLROOM Year! Your Hoti — Harry Birnt PLUS ... CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST i « New Year's Eve. . ^ In Our Famous SWORDSMEN LOUNGE OF JiRSEY CITY HOLLAND TUNNEL PLAZA The BOBBY WAYNE TRIO NEW YEAR'S FULL COURSE DINNER $15 SUPPER AVAILABLE 4-h«»i«-«» of MINIMUM RESERVATIONS ONLY • PrilM Rita • Smrii Africa PER PERSON Of t*cf L«teMrTaHi FEATURING THE GO-GO TOAST l.\ TtlK \KW VKAIt ITALIANOS With » rh.-iiiipntfnr 4«rklnll Reservations only: 943-1010 or 943-0925 Including LIQUOR from 10 P.M. to3 A.M. SAUTER'S DANCING TO OUR NOW STEAK PUB "A BIT OF MERRY OLE ENGLAND"
NO EXTRA 153 Bergen Blvd., Fairview oflECE DANCE BAND TAXES INCLUDED Page 12 Thursday, December 18,1969 J/-H01MBHWCT0MAL Broadway Is My Beat SHOPPING CENTERS GEORGE CORT& HIS ORCHESTRA AT EL MOROCCO There is little doubt tha* George Cort, El Morocco's new music master, has made it as a member of that select group of music makers who are known to be the darlings of the social set. SHOWPLACE Of A NUU1ON NAMf BRANDS - PHONE OC 9-9300 This handsome "Proper Bostonian" bachelor in his early 313 3rd STREET I ^if^JSSL- !•*" ilRGEHUNE AYE. thirties has been excitirg the happy silver slippered feet of JERSEY CITY JERSEY CITY WEST NEW YORK many of the most beautiful women in New York, During the SEEING IS BELIEVING! COME DOWN TO SEE OUR past three years he has been p'aying his particular brand of TREMENDOUS SCLECTION OF MOST BEAUTIFUL rhythm at the Maisonette in the St. Regis. George and his piano MEN'S - LADIES' - CHILDREN'S and orchestra are now in the Zebra Room at El Morocco, HATS • APPAREL where he will play for dinner and dancing, nitely, Monday through ACCESSORIES • GIFTS Saturday. FOR YOUR WINTER AND CHRISTMAS SHOPPING — BY THE By the time he was 25, George had formed his own orchestra LEADING DESIGNERS FROM ALL FASHION CENTERS and was playing at such august THROUGHOUT THE U.S. AND EUROPE! watering spots as the Persian Room of the Plaza Hotel, the Rainbow Grill in New York, and the All At Modern Hatters Low Factory Prices Elbow Beach Surf Club in Bermuda. His private parties range from the White House to some of the largest debutante dances in the country. LADIES' MEN'S He has played for Mary DuPont, Julie Nixon, Ethel Kennedy and Top-Nama Designers' Jacqueline Onassis to name a few. SAMPLE & FASHION FINEST HATS El Morocco is open nitely from 6 p.m. until 3 a.m. Monday SHOW HATS Drass and Sport Stylos through Saturday, for elegant dining and dancing. Dinner Prix Fixe Valours, Baavars, through Thursday is $12.00, Fridays and Saturdays it is $16.00. LUXURIOUS FURS Rain and CoM-Waathar There is a $5.00 minimum, per person for food and beverage—with Also Mantillas, Vails HEADWEAR no co^er charge at any time. and Scarfs Reservations are suggested at all times, and may be made by . $6 calling Jaques at Plaza 2-2960, *3 * $25 Vilt. $10 to $25 Vak. $6 to $75 TH ELM A CARPENTER LADIES' CLOTHING MEN'S CLOTHING TO STAR ATST. REGIS MAISONETTE fim tb r3 • ITALIAN-KNIT SUITS ~ * '****• Thelma Carpenter, currently starring at the matinee performances *UII9 „„„ br»nd irunu- of "Hello, Dolly", has been signed as the Christmas-New Year's Jutf •raojht tick, from Italy factwors in tTik, sharkskin, attractron at the St. Regis Sheraton's Maisonette, where she'll open a m 3 Enattsh and Turkish mohairs two-week engagement on December 18. SUITS ' 'X *"' and 100% wools. Miss Carpenter, whose career has encompassed all phases of show and DRESSES VahMS $«$ to $1*» business, has sung in virtually every major theatre, nightclub and concert hall in the world. FREE $59 ALTERATIONS Miss Carpenter joined "Hello, Dolly!" in November, 1968 and has DRESSES and DOMESTIC KNITS so far played the Utle role at more than 90 performances. Largo satectian and '•"Brand- DRESS SHIRTS CANADIAN CHAMPION MAKES PROFESSIONAL BOW HANDBAGS - Finest f rench Calfs and Alli- gators, Italian leathers, domestic leathers and R*g.4.95 *% •nd IN ICE CAPADES AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN material purses. to $6.95 «* for Linda Carbonetto, 1969 Canadian Figure Skating Champion, is GLOVES — To? quality leather, cotton and ClAfEATElK — Lar9e selection selt-imported crochet. 91VCAICK9 Italian Knits and Domestic styles. making her professional debut in the 30th anniversary edition of Ice Turtlenecks included. Capades, opening January 6 at Madison Square Garden for 20 LINGERIE - Half and Full, Taffeta and Panel performances through January 18. Slips. The 20 year old champion wore leg braces as a child and took to SLACKS • UNDERWEAR HOSIERY — Tremendous selection and values the ice "by prescription when doctors ordered skating as therapy. • TIES • BELTS She went on to compete in the 1968 Olympics (setting a world in top name brands. SOCKS record for advancing 13 places in a single competition) and toured Europe and Canada as a member of the 1969 International Skating RAINCOATS WITH ZIP-LINERS for MEN & WOMEN Team. >. She is featured in two solo performances in the all-new 1970 • Nawas* Stylas |75 Valves • Latest Colors edition of Ice Capades, which also stars reigning Olympic Gold ' Tap-Mama Brand, s19 • ScMcfepard and Medalist Wolfgang Schwarz in his N,Y. professional debut. 34.95 Zapai finish. Tickets are on sale now at the Madison Square Garden box office and by mail order. CENTER FOR COLD WEATHER APPAREL... JONAH JONES & CARMEL QUINN AT RAINBOW GRILL Jackets. Car Coats, Leather Coats. Winter Heod Gear
Jonah Jones, maestro of the muted trumpet, and vocalist Carmel Quinn open a four week engagement at the Rainbow Grill. Most Attractive Setectmi of GIFT ITEMS for the HoUdays The Rainbow Grill, New York's highest nightclub, atop Rockefeller Center, is open Monday through Saturday for dinner for HOME, S€LF AND GIFT GIVING .. from 7 p.m. Dancing begins at 8 pjn. Two shows nightly begin at 9:30 pjm. and 12:30 a.m. OPEN AT DANGERFIELD'S AL TERNA TING WITH BRIDAL HEADPIECES AND VEILS! RODNEY DANGERFIELD . j rfeadptoces asd Veils Dyed ta Comedian Bob Mervin, whose catch phrase is "Got a minute?", Match Gowns for Entire Iridal forties and singer Betty Rhodes open at Dangerfield's for one week. Remainig in the star spotlight will be, owner-host Rodney Coil OL t-1300 to make ,. SaWcHa* fcr ** Dangerfield. CLERGY AND SEMINARIAN Bob MeMn is familiar to TV audiences, having appeared on the ARRANGEMENTS fat Dean Martin Show, Hollywood Palace, Johnny Carson's Tonight WINTER FASHION SHOWS • HATS • SHIRTS • SLACKS Show and time after time with Merv Griffin, Joey Bishop, Mike •** SUITS Douglas and Steve Allen. Also to hi; credit are engagements at the orotn for Churches or Charities Drake Hotel in Chicago, the Copacabmi and the Americana Hotel tit and New York, and Caesar's Palace in Las Yens. rttfiom 9*30 Give HM most wdcoAw Gift! Jewelry from L. «I. Rad's Lionetti Fuel Co. iveryene M yew list wW be ee- I liabtea', ead whatever it is, Trte- 2003 UNION TURNPIKE ket er Treasare, yea will have the safitfactiea ef kaewiaf that it NORTH BERGEN reereseats the best vatae evefity ebtaiaabie any when. Cheese frem eur txciting uUc- BILL NEUMANN'S Hem; the lereest evtr. Ten wM find sheeeinf eesy here BAR AND GRILL et Had's end yoe wHI like ewr PARK AYE. COR.61st STREET! •rices tee. WEST NEW YORK SHOP US AND SCE Select NOW, e eepesit wilt beM year jift selet- tiem er wse ear Leyewey Man. As the season's glow spreads its magic, we wish for you and your BPK>tMUNEot6 t24 43 W SIKH Town Puff N'Cup LUMBER £ MILLWORK CO. . sTrf • UNION CITY • 6817 POLK ST 869-6951 Op— O«t» 7:30 f» S:3O; TIMS, and Thuri. until 8 p.m. Cloied Sat. • FREE PARKING • 6UTTENBERG. NJ. Klfck^atV*<(»^t«!W^«d^ SEASONS CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAV j Gingerbread Houses GREETINGS Have New Year'8 Day | irCIICA'C Dinner With Us Spice Drops 6118 Newkirk DUGOUT NordJ Bergen, N. J While Purchasing Your Christmas Goodies! Charles W. Scheurle | HAVE A SEAT Season's a FUNERAL DIRECTOR I Greetings 9 REST YOUR FEET 6119 TYLER PLACE I FROM THE I STAFF AND ENJOY A TASTY TREAT SANDWICHES PASMY COFFtt t MOT COCOA Page 14 Thursday, December 18,1969 i OF COMICS Rural Delivery By Al Smith FOPS •TIB CHRISTMAS aw. wrm Hf MAS CHARM Grubby By Warrwn Sattter Av SONNY SOUTH Br COURTNEV ALDERSON «0Wf4, LA«T MOMTU VCT «M0 CMK«STM*« *M$ JUCT MtOOMO TH-OOlMUt • AH TH1MK AKLt TAKC 11 ftMOTMCK U>O«c. F ll 2j .1.1) < a»» 1 k f LOOKING Grandpa's Boy By Brad Anderson AROUND On Lake Eufaula, as well as others of Oklahoma's bis lakes, resort owners are mak- ing fishing a gentleman's sport." Rods, reels, bait are provided and if the weather is hot you can sit in an air conditioned room with plush furniture built on a dock and fish through a hole in the floor. . ; Oak Creek. Wisconsin, ap- parently is not dedicated to the Oak tree. They have erect- ed a 12-foot monument to. the vanishing elm tree, victim of Dutch Elm disease. Only five elms remain of a grove of 200 beautiful trees in Oak Creeks Forest park. FtYW© American troops captured a TD7WE Viet Cong training school, MOON found a lOS-mm howitser made of wood and bamboo and old bicycle parts, wed iumerry ristmas In training. 18,1969 Pap IS BUY-MART EVERYTHING FOR GOOD GROOMING MIRE • BUY • SELL* RENT • SWAP • HIRE • BUY YOUNG MAN to work in press room. I FOR RENT—1,000Sq. Ft. ] ONE PLANERWHITNEY 26" bed; Make deliveries. Wed. A f him. eves. CaB 945-55%. Light Industry or Officw- ! «*• <»««• 569-8719 or 944-1585 Call 945-5596 ! _ '65 MERCURY, 4 dr. sedan. Ait CAROLYN SHOP BARGAINS clothing, brie brae, cond. Fully equip-, excel, cond., low Xmu items, 10% off with ad. mileage, one 'owner. Garage kept. GYM SUITS - ROYAL Rjdgefietd Thrift Shop, Shaler * ] R~H7powei brakes. Call UN 9-7973. GREEN-RED-MAROON Slocum av. in rear. {' WHITS Si NAVY CHEERLEADERS 212 Broad Ave. S«rrta« AM 1»n m Palisades Pirk. N.J. 947-8260 USE OUR CLASSIFIED FUf ESTIMATES HOOFING? SIDING LOAMS FOR BEST RESULTS Oalltn. LlMw * ><»fkrt $80,000 to $10,000,000 FOR BUSINESS • BUILDERS • t CHURCHES - SHOPPING •1 fin* U. • 4»7-M$« CENTERS - APARTMENT AU. «OK GUAkkKTUO HOUSES • MOTELS • SNOW HOTELS - OFFICE BUILDINGS - FACTORIES PLANTS - CONSTRUCTION ETC. H ft C. 94*4607 TIRES AT tfST DtSCOUm WATERPROOFING PUCES IX THE Cin I Basement or Outside Flowers in the true Permastone - Stucco - Brick CAM ; X-mas spirit Block or Stone Walls. "DtSTIHCTtVf FLORAL SERVICf" • CCT • &H> Hawk* AISO tknOa • Sam FLOWERS - Alterations - Repairs & MASTM CMAIM For All Occasions Additions. SPECIALIZING IN WEDDING AND Kitchens-Paneling-Floors DESIGNS. Suspended Ceilings UK« mi Dozens of Satisfied Customers 656-6086 454 BERGEN AVE. NEAR COURT HOUSt References Supplied MS NEWARK AV JERSEY CITY • ESSENCES of various toiletries on the shelves of P & R Beauty IC*r. IrMifcill a luh«t«« A».l Supply, 4611 Bergenline Avenue, Union City, are being sampled by tUHOCO STATION Miss Helen Valentine. Many beauty and health aids are available for MARINO ROTA DE 3.9393 'mmtMa women. Also featured is a men's department with a full line of name Construction Corp. brands tofletries, hair grooming aids ano accessories. 6725 Polk St.,Gutt*nbarg. NJ. 869-6070 Christmas Gifts I. NEUMAN FURNITURE CO. For You & Your Pet SULLIVAN 343-347 GROVE STREET Lampshade* • Lamps TROPICAL FISH $17.77 JERSEY CITY. N J. SPECIAL • 10 Gallon tank, reflector, pump, filter, heate'r.book • Chandeliers NEAR GROVE SI. Tt'lES A food. DETECTIVE I H pg in cwttma Agency BUNK BEDS fitting «f lamp ihrin to BIRDS $9.98 C LARGE SELECTION • Singing Canaries, Parakeets, Parrots, I COMPLETE WITH SPRINGS lamp* from fh« & MATTRESSES Finches, Bee-Bee Parrots. Also" large selection of cages A INDUSTRIAL r. stands. I PROTECTION $79.95 LAMPSHADES 1 DOGS 2 2 Coats, Sweaters, Rhinestone Collars, Beds, Toys and Christmas PART-TIME COMPLETE... VASIS • HtUMMt . tIC. I Stockings. Also Hamsters, Gerbils, Guinea Pigs. 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X CLASSIFIED Page 16 Thursday, December 18,1969^ HOBOKEN PICTORIAL Rose Terminiello, president; Mrs. RESIDENTS URGED TO USE LOCALS.! SERVICE Ethel .O'Connor, vice-president; SCHLEIKORN, MRS. SPRITZER Stanley J. Fiorwi, district Mrs. Elthea lisa, recording manager of Jersey City social secretary; Mrs. Betty Delle Fave, ROMANOS OiSERVE security office serving Hudson corresponding secretary; Mrs. HEAD SYNAGOGUE SLATE County, urged residents of Anice Crawford, treasurer; Mrs. 40th ANNIVERSARY The United Synagogue of Hoboken and North Hudson to Harold Davis; telephone squad, Catherine Husted, financial Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Romano, Hoboken and the Sisterhood of avail themselves of the faculties Miss Rose Newman and Mrs. secretary; Mrs. Manuela Duroy, 506 Garden St., Hoboken, the United Synagogue held their of the social security contact Fanny Bernstein; hostesses, Mrs. sergeant-at-anra. Serving in the recently celebrated their 40th official installation of the newly station at 73 Adams St., Harry Teller and Mrs. Briliar.t. coming year as trustees will be wedding anniversary with a elected officers recently at the Hoboken. Rabbi Samuel Tabak Mrs. Naomi Groomes; Walter dinner party at their home. They Community Center, 830 Hudson officiated at the installation and The office is open to the public were married at St. Ann's St. O'Connor; George Husted; gave his blessings at the, Vincent lisa; and in charge of on Tuesdays and Thursdays from Roman Catholic Church, Nathan Marcus, honorary conclusion. _ ! 9 ajn. to 4 pjn. A permanent Hoboke on September 29, president and formerly president refreshments will be Mrs. Sarah Mazzo; Mrs. Mildred Romano staff of social security employes 1929. for many years, was the are on hand to handle all matters Mr. Romano is employed by installing officer, assisted by COMMITTEE HELPS and Mrs. Ann Bufis. Special guests included E. pertaining to the social security Eazor TraSor Co., Jersey City William Schubin, honorary vice program and Medicare, he said. and,Mrs. Romano by Shulton, president. Honorable Judge SET KIDS STRAIGHT Norman Wilson Jr., HOPES director; Jose Hernandez; city Our Classified Ads Inc., Clifton. The couple have Rudolph Nadeo of the Hoboken one son. District Court was the swearing The Juvenile Conference councilmen Bernard Scrivani and Bring Fast Result* in officer of the group, and had Committee for Hoboken held Louis Francone; Mrs. Louis • • • many praises and comments two meetings in the month of Rockmaker; Mrs. Charles Ratti, president of the former It's surprising that Gov. about the development of the November and handled six cases. Marchetta; Mrs. Theresa Ratti, Andrew Jackson Gardens Maddox of Georgia should speak Jewish community. Marcus, who The Committee was appointed Model Cities. Mothers Guild. The newly highly of the combination of knows most of the elected and sworn by Judge John J. A 16mm sound movie camera formed parents club will meet baked 'possum and sweet officers and their families, was Grossi, presiding Judge of the and several cartridges of movie the first Saturday of every potatoes', as nothing could well qualified to detail the duties Juvenile and Domestic Relations film were donated to the various month at 311 Harrison Street sound more like "soul" food and- responsibilities of each Court of Hudson County, to deal housing authority groups by Mrs. community hall, Hoboken. than such a dish. officer elected. with complaints of misbehavior • • • Dotty Rubin and Mrs. Speiser which are technical acts of introduced each officer of the delinquency. Juveniles, their Sisterhood, with clarification of parents, complainants and the representation of the office witnesses are invited to attend they were elected to, and they the meetings on a voluntary did a wonderful job. A delicious basis, but if they decline to meet collation was served, of all the with the Committee, the goodies prepared by the complaint must be returned to Sisterhood and the pioneer the Court. members. Serving on the committee are FME FURNITURE Sam Schleikom was elected Rev. Roy L. Carter, chairman; president for his third term, Edward Mallen, vice chairman; ALL. NAME BRAND FURNITURE likewise was elected Man of the Theresa Ratti, secretary; Rev. .SAT.* A*.-5:30 IM» Year for the annual event, Wilfred C. Yeo, Clayton celebrating his fortieth wedding Anderson, Alfred Under, Nathan anniversary. The newly elected Marcus and Eleuterio Martinez. officers include: First vice The committee holds its president, Eli Seligman; second meetings at the Hoboken vice president, Harry Gitter; library, as a service to the treasurer, Jack Neadel; financial community, the children secretary, David Schonhaut; involved, and to their families. In recording secretary, Hy Mehler; the two yean the committee has corresponding secretary, Ben been meeting, only one juvciiile Bortniker; trustees, Al has repeated die offense charged Engelman, Jerry Forman, with. Furmtun •Apptimcm *8ro*Uoom Charles Gitter, Jack Podelsky, William Roth, Maurice Gottlieb, SYNA60GUE THREE STORES Herman Bier, Alfred Galkin, Saul «** *.*.< Galkin and Joe Koblitz. SERVICES SET. NM V«*. N. J. as* The Sisterhood officers are: Rabbi Samuel Tabak, United 2n4 ft OraMl Straw . X President, Mrs. Julius Spritzer, Synagogue of Hoboken, vice president, Mrs. Laidlaus announced the following Weiss; treasurer, Mrs. Maurice services: Friday, December 19, Gottlieb; financial secretary, 4:15 p.m. at 830 Hudson St.; Mrs. Ray lichtenberg; ucording Saturday December 20,9 a.m. at secretary, Mrs. Irving Bloomberg; 115 Park Ave., Junior corresponding secretary, Mrs. congregation at 10:30 a.m. Sermon will be Meaning of life's PASTORE Fulfillment. Sunday, December Frank Mu?sara & Son 21, services will be at 8 a.m. at 507 32nti »„ IhtfM CHy — S43-3424 l«ys Htfr SfyUtH 115, Park Ave. Services will be RAZOR CUTS Open Every Night Until ChriM followed by breakfast. Host will 108 Um% St. be Sam Schleikorn, president. HOIOKfM Guest speaker will be Rabbi "Give a Mu$ical Gift This Ckriatmaf* •<•*».«. Benjamin Bomrind, renowned New York trial lawyer. Topic will be Talmudic Elements in American Law. Moderator, Judge Rudolf Naddeo. Jack Podolsky and his MARCUS breakfast club committee will serve breakfast. Jewelers, fnc. | 106 WASHINGTON ST. PARENTS CLUB HOBOKEN OL 6-3180 SEATS SLATE The newly formed Harrison 59.9S •DIAMONDS Gardens Parents Club of Hoboken recently installed IMPORTtD SPANISH 6WTAtS elected officials. Installed by •GIFTS housing and authority manager, Frank Raimondi, wire: Mrs. * WATCHES We Art Franchiaed Dtmlert for •JEWELRY Btrmrna «ftSTSCH • MARSHAL*. • EVERY PURCHASE V VOX • l*Mtm*A • A BARGAIN' SEASTtt • CHARGE IT ON IF MARCUS CAN'T SAILING Saft.fr. Sun. FIX IT, HE WILL • tfSE OWtWUS GIVE YOU A TAY-AWAY HAH" NEW ONE!