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AT THE wedding party, the a ptweagrapner TO io a job on the wadding party. COLUMBUS DAY CEREMONIES TO BE HELD MONDAY Ifonieatfy, none of tha psctures came out. Whan the The memory of Christopher Columbus Park, 9th-l($th am, National, Hoboken Chapter; Sorento, OFM-Conv., pastor of photographer asked the groom rf Columbus, discoverer of Clinton Streets. The program, Hoboken Council, K. of C 159, St. Francis KX. Church followed IM wantad n do it again, he America, will be honored at sponsored by Mayor Louis veterans, fraternal and civic by assemblage of organizations Minted out, "HeN, no! Ill tot impressive ceremonies Monday, DePascale, Judge Charles De socj-wjs will begin with a prayer led by Color Guard, Co. B • 4th October 13 at 4:30 pjm. at Fazio, Jr., coordinator Unico of invocation by Father Armar i Degree K. of C. Assembly - rou do the divorce shots." The Lout. John J. Calzetta disillusioned photographer went The assemblage will aff wondering if the guy was participate in the singing of *J» loing to shoot hit wife or get a Star Spangled Banner played by divorce already-only married for the Hoboken High School Band. two weeks. Judge Charles De Fazio will deliver the opening remarks and THIS GUY belongs to the introduce Mayor Louis Boat Jumpers - a fun DePascale the principal speaker. organization • and ha was A wreath will be placed on the statue of Columbus in the swarded a plaque for his business park by Paul Cardinale, president acumen. Not only did he qualify of Hoboken Unico; George K a boat jumper-having sneaked Paproth, PGK-PFN of Hoboken into the country but ateo he K. of C. 15 9; Leonard pined the award for sneaking Cannarozzi ( memorial to Emil into the $100 per ptota dinner at Cannarozzi), and Richard Peluso I swank country dub. Actually, rep.rsenting his neighbors in che this guy should be deported for Fifth Ward. non-payment of anything. He On behalf of the Hoboken believes the best things in life are Unico Chapter Rocco A. Gratale, Free. past president, will present awards to essay contest winners. Benediction by Father HE'S A real footbaH fan. At Armand Sorento will bring the MM tone he played for Columbia program to a close. University. As he explains it, that was before the cernpus riots TO BLESS ANIMALS ind violence at the university. Father Kelly of St. Lawrence hie pointed out that they Church, We«hawken, will bestow cheered the riots more than the blessings on animals on Sunday, Football teem. Ha said. "The H0SB«» AND OTOKNS CoantyDe October 12 at 3 pan. team was k*»y and I used to gat "of independents and crttaens organisations, All pet owners are urged to booed." Now he is working as a ratotatioa t«med by mambarjnnbes n reassurin. g County Democrats of bring th?m to the church. broker on Wan St. and he claims gn From left to right m DeTaacala's City Hill office. Hoboken, are Children tad their friends are svarything it worse baaamta the F/OscMr., De Pascale, and Lester Garo, praidant of HellenloGrwk also requested to attend so they prys he touts on stock want to may participate. kill. Yet. in spite of a* the), he's sn optimist and says, "You can't winlor toeing."
THE TWO marriage edunsellors ware discussing ..Hants. Tha one advisor speaking of a dient toU of the conflict in that marriage. Actually, ha said, "There is no real conflict, just an kr Tinary grievance." The otter eourtteUor aakad, "Do their lives Mend?" Without hesitation the reply was "You bet. Sha has the pray matter and he has the long green."
AT THE women's dub tha other day, two of the HFffean were speaking of uncther member of tha group. Or «f the conversation, the heed of the club wantad *, knr*v about the the icnocker. Tha , J of the dob wanted to know rf this women eoutd keep a ant VteM. tha secretary of Ute club^*ewe oat wrth a real . • .&_ .^SW^.A^. ^aJ "YgM-ttM RgViHaJPaT VaTtnasW eW a«gM| a ^aa* «••* nasty creature." Indeed, this is one dub that it not a
P admioistntoT of St. Mary Hospital, Hoboken, reviews preliminary wtmorm TENSION FUND PLANS 0«j, s to set up an Eaaplovee Fund era study by an actuarial firm at the health center. This announcement HI CpWftW, 1«W Stasstoa, oraridealof tb Boa^ taBd president of the Fin* National Bank of North Bergen .. awl Slstw teatod,lfe.AtteeThonAMM Thorntoi n of City, Nuning Aide; Miat Edna William*, of Jersey City, Housekeeping; Sister k¥ BS Office; Left to right, ««Kliiig,Vtocent#emra of Ley aty. Eg. nce; SUa. Rkhatdaon of Hoboken, Security; RoittoMogmo of Oonex of ieney City, Ftat Cook, Dietary; Jose Qutnonet of Hoboton, Porter, of Hobatan, Nursing Supervisor. Page 2 Thursday, October 9,1969 HOBOKEN PICTORIAL WE BELIEVE IN. .... First, we believe in FREEDOM OF THE PRESS mad the FIGHTING OF ANY LAWS WHICH WOULD HAMPER THE PRESS IN ITS RE- JOURNEY TOYiumf SPONSIBILITY TO THE PUBLIC. Second, we believe in a STATE LOTTERY for New Jersey. Thirdly, we believe in FREE ENTERPRISE. THE STWlS GiAZIOSO Lastly, we believe the N. Y.-N. J. PORT AUTHORITY SHOULD PAY TAXES TO MUNICIPALITIES WHICH LOSE RATABLES TO THE EXPANDING BI-3TATE AGENCY. | the hmar surface, protecting out The hmar rocks brought back from the huge crater Tycfcb for a from the Moon by the Apollo 11 thousand kilometers to the astronauts are priceless. If you direction of 19o north of hmar possessed one the size of t east and passing over the smaBer marble you would have no I crater Rosse. trouble setting it for a sizeable .fortune. One reason for this very ! By screening a million A POISONOUS BROTH high value placed on the lunar tektites, and chemically rocks was that these pieces of 'analyzing a select 600 of them hmar soil were the only such from 200 different discovery A short time ago, U. S. steel companies were criticized for raising prices. pieces in the world. It could be, sites, he has chatted their precise Efforts were made to bring the matter of steel prices into the arena of public however, that there are from 10 'landing pattern as an inclined decision. In England, where the steel industry has been nationalized for two to 100 million tons of the ."S" spread over the Earth's surface. Thousands of computer yean under a socialist government, public decisions on how to run the Moon's material already oa' Earth. : trajectory run have proved ih»: British steel industry have led to losses that have to be made up by the This material is called only a shower of objects taxpayers or added to the public debt. In its first lull year of operation after "tektites" and if scientists at the originating at Tycho and nationalization, the British steel industry lost $45.8 million. It lost another National Aeronautics and Space traveling in the same direction as $7.7 million in the fast half of 1969. And in spite of recent price increases Administration's Ames Research the Rosse ray could have Center are right, the last shower produced this particular pattern and record output, it has only the slimmest hopes, according to reports, of on Earth. breaking even in the near future. of this lunar material arrived ' some 700,000 yean ago, sprayed These conclusions throw light Everyday in the United States critics of one stripe or another rail against from the Moon's surface by the on the Moon's history and allow the performance of bask industries or professions—the target may be steel . impact of a meteorite the size of dating of certain lunar features. a small mountain which formed Since the Australasian tektites of companies, the : harmaceutical industry, the medical profession, railroads or certain lunj features are an retailers. Yet, we have the most advanced drug products and medical •the 56-mile-wide, nine mfle deep 'hmar enter Tycho. estimated 700,000 years old, so facilities available in the world, our mass distribution, retailing system is a 1 The scientists have worked is Tycho. Material on the Moon wonder of efficiency and competitive performance, our basic industries . •ten yean on the program and mat is overlain by rock ejected employ tens of millions of people, earn a profit, finance research, have produced major new from Tycho is older. evidence that millions of tons of At least three cosmic impacts development, and expansion costs and pay heavy taxes to support all levels have showered the Earth with of government.; Maybe we should quit kicking private enterprise-after all, it this lunar splash traveled 240,000 miles through space for lunar debris: one - 35 million 'works. " 1 about three days and snewered years ago landing in the United Would tose who criticized steel price increases in the United States be in down on the Earth, mainly over States; another -15 million yean favor of holding down prices and passing the losses along to taxpayers as is Australia, the Philippines and ago landing in Czechoslovakia; done in England under socialism? This is what usually happens when the southeast Ask. and the 700,000 year old Tektites are chunks of glass Australasian tektites. state takes over an industry and mixes politics and economics in a broth of Dr. Ctmpnw surmises that expediency and inefficiency. that were first fused by the heat of meteorite impact and then the tektites cannot have come reshaped by aerodynamic from a wandering cloud of ablation during entry into the meteoroids because they lack the Earth's atmosphere from space. isotope aluminsro 26 which is In the process of fusing into produced by cosmic ray YOUR SECRET BALLOT glass, the valuable record of what bombardment during long times minerals composed this hmar in space. Moreover, a meteorite rock was largely obliterated. .impact is known to have melted In the U. S., the genersuy accepted qualifications for voting are U. S. the rock that formed the tektites Although the tektites are not a since numerous meteorite citizenship, certain residency requirements and the stipulation that voters be substitute for the complete fragments have been discovered 21 yean old. Some think even these requirements are too stringent. They minerological record contained encased in tektites by Dr. E. advocate that the voting age be towered to 18. Thus, it is interesting to look in me rock samples brought back by the. astronauts, they are Chao' of the U. S. Geological at the voting requirements in other countries. In Switzerland and Honduras providing scientists with much Survey. These two bits at you must be a male to vote. In Southern Rhodesia all voters must have evidence established the origuvis new knowledge about the a large meteorite impact crater, adequate knowledge of English and the ability to fffl in the claim for chemistry of the hmar crust. either on Earth or the Moo*. No enrollment as a voter. In addition, one must occupy property valued at 500 During the past decade. Dr. Dean crater of sufficient size And of pounds for ti*e three months prior to registration or own a registered mining R. Chapman, Chief of the Thermo and Gas Dynamics the proper age and location, is location, or have an income of not less than 240 pounds a year. Your Division at Ames Research known on Earth Alsoy there is financial situation abo plays a role in qualifying in Tanganyuta, Trinidad, no r*dial wheel ipoke-like Center, has assembled several pattern of tektite landings, Tobago and other countries where constitutions prohibit bankrupt people tons of tektites. leading to a specific impact point from voting. The cosmic event which on Earth. created the tektites, a collision Until 1961, Denmark disenfranchised citizens who were receiving public with the Moon by a three mile Ring wa
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ites The o»r>isnrti«1> Caekia* 1 otaf Cat* &K Epch tuncheon - Point Restaurant wr mmmuCAH ..fl.lt 160 BERGEN BOULEVARD FAIR VIEW. HJ. HOBOKEN PICTORIAL Thursday, October 9, 1969 Page 5 ST. MARY HOSPITAL ACTS TO LOCAL COUPLE WED 50 YEARS PROVIDE EMPLOYEE PENSIONS Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Guarracino Sr. of 151 First St., . In a major step to provide f^ ' By DICK WOLFF *• Hoboken, recently celebrated help for the retirement years of pleased that the Board of their 50th wedding anniversary A COHO REVERIE the employees, the Board of Trustees has awarded this at a golden anniversary party Three fish were on in an instant and we let them take out Trustees of St. Mary Hospital, contract. The retirement years given by their children at Bne for fear of tearing the hooks loose from their delicate Hoboken, have voted to award a for our hospital rtaff should be Vecchiarello's Restaurant, Little Htouths. We had found the thermocline — the magic zone when contract of study to a prominent free of worry and the productive you're going for coho — and right away, hits. Three of us braced Ferry. Flowers and an actuarial firm, it was announced years here at St. Nary should be anniversary cake served as a ourselves in the cockpit of the Mitchell I, adjusted the drag on the building block to provide for oar Ambassadeur 6000s and began taking back line. Tuesday by John M. Stanton, centerpiece for the event. The the future. As the administrator Meanwhile, Capt. George Seeman put the powerful twin-diesel president of the Board and Sister couple received many gifts from Norseman around 180 degrees back into the school while the M. Feiicitas, S.F.P. administrator of our tiealth center, this relatives and friends. Mrs. mmte hurriedly set up three more rigs with Alou lampreys. of the health center. program has top priority in our Guarracino was presented with planning for we want our There was always the danger the coho on would roll, foul them- For a long period of time, the an orchid corsage from her selves in the lines and break free as we turned back into the employees to have this security. administration of St. Mary children. school. But we took in line steadily and the silver forms ap- We wish it could have been done peared near the surface when we had come around. They were Hospital has had various sooner, but it has only been The couple were married on 12-pounders, and we quickly gaffed them aboard, picked up the proposals under study which recently that new ways have Sept. 21, 1919, in St. Ann rigs the mate had prepared and put out the lampreys. More would assure this employee hits and more switching tackle as we continued to ride herd and been found to fund such a Roman Catholic Church, benefit for the members of the devastate the big school. That's coho fishing at its finest. program for health institutions. Hoboken. They are the parents hospital family. Now, however, Once, a summer visit to Chicago meant straight business with Now we move forward with of two sons. Jack of Trenton and^ the consulting actuaries will little chance to escape for good fishing. Not any more. The in- great anticipation for this will Ralph Jr. of Moonachie. They conduct a comprehensive troduction of the western waters coho salmon into Lake Michi- greatly .affect the live* of so also have three grandchildren gan in 1966 has turned the lake into a gameflshing paradise, and analysis of pension plans used in many who have devote J . ears to and two great-grandchildren. caused many an arriving businessman at O'Hare Airport to wait related health institutions in the the service at St. Mary Hospital Mrs. Guarracino is the former anxiously at the baggage counter for his coho rods. first work phase. The second and those new employees who Lena Salvia of Hoboken. Mi I thought of this five miles high over the long, wide lake as phase will involve a study of cur jet banked and began its win be joining our hospital Guarracino formerly owned ana specific pension plan provisions descent to the Windy City. family in the months and years ' operated a fruit and produce and requirements and I thought of the surprisingly ahead. We hope it will also add a store in Hoboken for 40 years implementation of the program good fishing that first year greater incentive for longer prior to his retirement. He was after the fingerlings which for the employees of the largest tenure and service in many areas born in Italy and has resided in had been let out by the Mich- private hospital in Hudson igan State Conservation De- of hospital work. Hoboken for 50 years. His son, partment into the lake's trib- County. Ralph Jr., now operates the utary streams made their way Commenting on the \ "Many community friends are store. not aware of the fine job into the lake and lashed into importance of the employee Their sop ,>dack, was a Navy an exploding alewife popula opportunities in the health field plan, Stanton who is also man for 22 years before his 'UOn — the coho's principal today. Excellent on-the-job president of the First National retirement. His grandson Ralph forage food and the ecological training is available and there is reason for the coho introduc- Bank of North Bergen, said, III, is presently stationed in great opportunity for tion. The second year was ab- "Security in the retirement years Norfolk, Va., with the Navy. He solutely stupendous, with fish- advancement. In addition to f is an integral part of every also plans to make a career of ermen from all over the Midwest going down O the lake with good jobs, a hospital career has worker's goal. The trustees of St. the Navy. all manner of tackle and watercraft. The fishing enticed the vet- the added bonus of really erans and the newcomers and everyone was experimenting Mary Hospital are extremely with techniques for taking the lake's new spotted silver darlings. concerned with the financial helping your fellow man. There • • • will never be a substitute for the I got in my licks that second summer with George Seeman, security of the employees and Using one's head in crossing captain of Garcia s Mitchell I, who was commissioned by the are constantly aware of the warm, personal relationship the street is O.K. but we suggest tackle company to undertake a three-month study of coho — policy of our board to keep pace between patients and the staff at two legs are better. where they migrated, at what depths, and what tackle best with the times. By adding a the hospital. Our institution will challenged them. retirement program to the many constantly seek new employee It was late June that day we went north with the tumultuous benefits already offered at our programs, new training coho school. I had boarded the Mitchell I in Chicago as it was personnel training. I believe we hospital, we will be able to build techniques and new employee completing a southern swing of the lake and heading back to are really leading the way with an even greater job security for opportunities. Recently, St. its slip in Manistee. new training methods and the employees. We are cognizant Mary Hospital trained over 200 "Big schools are moving north on the eastern side," Seeman innovations in the in-service of the fact that job benefits in nursing aides in cooperation with advised, "well cut across the lake, intercept and ride them programs. We can report great on up." the health field have changed a state-wide program. Other progress in our health center for We got across and then began a two-mile-an hour troll, drastically over the past ten training was completed for the members of our hospital testing the thermocline — that water depth where temperatures years. This program will be an Orthopedic Technicians, Dietary family." varied from 48 to 53 degrees and coho sought out its forage — added incentive for those who Staff, Operating Room and testing our new Conolon Gold coho rods — 7 feet 8 inches, Technicians, Housekeeping medium-action sticks with carboloy guides. We put out three I jvide such an important outfits and continued to experiment with depths, and on the service in the hospital field for Personnel and Nursing Unit first action switched two of the rigs to the thermocllne-flnder the public and the community. Clerks The hospital is also BOTTOM FISH and cohoed until we were armweary. We are very proud of their involved in the professional Now, a year later, we were torching down at O'Hare and I service and the fine relationship training of medical technologists was thinking of those coho rod. J\ the baggage compartment existing between administration ;.i the School of Medical below and how good they would feel in my hands. and the employees St. Mary Technology, registered nurses in SEA STAR Hospital. I am sure we are setting the School of Nursing and X-ray SAILING Techi.icians :•• the School of an outstanding example for Wed . Sat & Sun. other institutions in this field of X-ray Technology. PROCEEDS FROM STEVENS GALA 669-933S endeavor. "The old image of hospital service and training is no longer Mfft IB, HOBOKEN f ILL 60 TO Y YOUTH PROJECTS Sister M. Fehcitas, S. F. P. Opt had! administrator, said, "From the prevalent. We are'very proud of our new accomplishments in ltns have been completed hospital point of view, we are so fw the gala Stevens Institute Also, Robert Boyle, Louis J. Dinner and Concert for the Campagna, Richard Carroll, Benefit of the Hoboken-North William Crisman, Joseph Devlin, Hudson YMCA youth projects. Frank Finnerty, Fat Gagliardi, On Friday, November 7, Thomas Gallo, Charles Heitner, beginning at 6 pjn. at Stevens Mrs. Mervin Kiernan, Mrs. Laura Center, an open bar cocktail LaPorta, Frank Neville, John P. P§!ty Siid dinner will precede the O'Leary, Miss Rosemary performance by Stevens Institute Cuddihy, Miss Catherine Quilte , of Technology Glee dub and Edward Smith, Mrs. Ralph Concert Orchestra under the Spadavecchia, Maurice J. Suck, FINE FURNITURE direction of Professor Willis, n James Ungerleider, Mrs. John L. AU>JAME BRAND FURNITURE Vervoordt, Charles Poggj, Nat Ondrick. Tickets can be obtained MON.-THURS.-FRIDAY-9 A.M 9PM TUES.WED. SAT 9 AM 5; 30 P.M. at the "Y" ©r from committee Berg and Peter Hallum. «. rmwA w MJH. 9 rM. members. Local civic and industrial THREE FROM HERE dubs and groups are sponsoring the affair under the ON DEAN'S LIST chairmanship of Thomas Three Hobvken residents have been named to the most recent —Mauiel Bernheim of R. Neumann St. Co. who is being assisted by the dean's list at the Berkeley following committee of members School, New York City. of service clubs and civic leaders: The students are Donna M. /*£&**£ vice-chairman, Wesley Leverich; Guzzi, 17 Willow ter., Catherine Furniture "Appliances 'Broadloon* ticket and sale managers, Paul Millevoi, 527 Park av. and Linda Cardinale and William E. Del Boccio, 610 Hudson st. THREE STORES Gunner; ad chairman, Donald R. Miss Guzzi is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Guzzi; Miss 57th St & Btrgenlin* A« 59t* St & H,,dson Bl.d Creighton; program coordinator, West New V.-rk, N. J 867 JT«t3 Miss Marie Timoney; house Millevoi, the daughter of Mr. and coordinator, Guido Trisolini; Mrs. Casimiro Millevoi and Mia 2nd & Grand Stre«n Hohohcn \ J. 659 134B publicity chairman, Mrs. Max H. Del Boccio, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Del Boccio. !••••••••••• Page 6 'Thursday, October 3, j^69 " ' -_ «>% HOBOKENl after the member who presented? it to the dub, Dr. Lewis' auIStrPt mCfWmAKA Broadway' Preparation. In a cafe Brulot pan, 1/3 Italian Annisette, 2/3 good In North tludton 1$ My Beat French cognac is poured and set Could it have been said It is good to hear North aflame and several strips of better. Nothing changed. John Bergen's sewer problems are orange peel are added. This is V. Kenny did just what everyone coming to a close. The most stirred and poured into wine knew he would under the recent commission meeting saw THE GASLIGHT CLUB - A GOURMETS PARADISE glasses with Espresso coffee. Top circumstances. He agreed at a the sale of municipal bonds. As a The key to dining at the Gaslight Club on East 56th Street is it with cream (unless you like it meeting Monday night that result of that sale, an estimated actual, not literal, for this is a gentlemen's private club and members black) and zest of orange. Governor Richard Hughes has seventy-five percent of the must present their metal keys to get in. If one is not a member, it is Alter this, go home to been a good governor. money will go to completion of worthwhile to find a very good, fine friend who will take him there. splenderous dreams. • • • the sewer. . .a friend who is very fine and good because the tab How does one become a Gov. Hughes did not travel all • • • One expects the unexpected here member of the Gaslight Club? the way from Trenton to hear Most people might not realize and finds it for founder and You must be sponsored by a those words. He didn't hear what it, but North Bergen's geography president of the Gaslight dub, member. If you can afford it, he wanted. It was predicted here is perhaps the worst in the Burton Browne, is a man who you know someone who is a at least one week ago that JVK world. Residents don't want to distinctly enjoys gracious living. member. In addition to the New would not give the green light to know that. Instead they want An advertising executive and a York club, the key is u^n Meyner. sewers' and the proper treatment. The township is extremely long world famous gourmet himself, sesame to clubs in Washingtor • * * he loves the luxury of fine foods Chicago and a private clubroom and very wide. in the Beverly Hilton. It is interesting that most of superbly prepared, rare vintage the Democratic Mayors were on • • * wines and grandiose service. With Sewer lines must run a liking for unusual flavor hand. Many waiting no doubt, with bated breath to hear what throughout. From all blend", he often potters about KNIGHTS TO SEAT appearances laying sewer lines in the kitchens in his own homes, JVK was going to say. Most knew in advance. He would not meadow land is not a though he will tell you he is not SLATE OCT. 11 construction mans dream of a cook. like most businesses, the William L. Short will be under any circumstances support Bob Meyner. paradise. They never know what club reflects its head. installed as Faithful Navigator of will be found. No doubt you will meet in America General Assembly, • • • Fourth Degree Knights of What is so important though • • • the Theodora Room for Then of course there is the cocktails served by gorgeous Columbus on October 11 at 8:30 is the fact that JVK at no time pjn. at Greenville Council No. government forcing Gaslight girls in an atmosphere since the Primary, has dictated municipalities to spend the tax so happy and friendly, you will 3988, Danforth av. and Kennedy policy to the Mayors. He did not blvd., Jersey City. dollars on treatment. The want to linger too long. But take tell them they could not support question has been asked if me Other officers to be installed Meyner if they wished to do so. government wants it so bad, why with him are SJC's Chester • • • Sienkiewicz, faithful captain; not let them do it. Wend your way through the Coq Hardi Room, a quiet dining The Democratic Mayors to a • • • room upstairs. You wffl want the glamour of the Vanderbat Room Joseph J. Memk, faithful pilot; man stood behind JVK and his Ekniel J. Resetti, faithful scribe; decision. This seems to mean Editors throughout New at ne foot of a magnificent stairway. Its Edwardian refinement, taasy have sat at typewriters ttpvtence and warmth are immediately impressive. Stanley Slawinski, faithful there wfl be Kttfc work done comptroller; William Cannon, openiy on behalf of Robert -mouthed the lottery Now you meet John Aadenton, a charismatic host who makes backed by Bill Musto. dining an adventure that well-seasoned gourmets treasure and leas faithful inner sentinel; Harry J. Meyner in Hudson County. The Hayes, faithful outer sentinel Gowrnot went away a little is nothing new to Bill experienced food enthusiasts never forget. Ifttsto. He i» now starting Menus are not proffered here. The best of the season will be and Edward Zur, faithful unhappy, but the food was good admiral. anyhow. aaother uphill fight. After described to each guest ia such mouth watering phrases, you will twenty-years he could not falter want to taste them all. Trustees are SJC's Sarvatore • • • Bissante, Joseph F. O*Leary, now. _ How about scampi in cognac flamed at the table with lobster From all indications each • • it sauce laced with Pernod? (There is always something flaming in the PJf., P.F.N. and Frank V. Petto. Mayor will have a little bout Installing officer will be with his conscience before He expects it to win and win Vanderbilt Room. It makes for gaiety as well as flavor blend.) If you big because, the people will cast have never had scampi with Pernod you have a treat coming. There is Worthy Master James C. continuing. The armies are duck en gele, smoked salmon filled with crabmeat and Ravkotte Rochford. waiting to march but they must aside the adWce of their editors, sauce, just for a beginning. be given the orders. It is unlikely if they everjlisten to it anyhow, LEGAL NOTICE and vote as/they please. It took BUNA A LA KINGGUSTAV they will be told to march into the enemy camp. two decades to get the question Most regal of all appetizers is Blini a la King Gustav. These tiny TOWNSHIP OF N6irTO to the public now Bill Musto HUDSON COUNTY, NKW . • • • pancakes'are filled with smoked salmon, served with caviar and sour AN ORDINANCE TO KSTi must fight for it. cream, chopped onion and egg. With it you must have importe; CHARGE AND COLLECT SEA- What is even more interesting SONABLE rEES, RENTS. OK • • • vodka or acquavit poured from-a bottle encased in ice. The glasses OTHER CHARGES TOR ADMIS- is that JVK is still as angry A are antique Swedish crystal. SION TO OR USE Or ANY PUB- Meyner personally as he was He will make many trips LIC tWDOUNG POOL AMD TO throughout the State convincing Beef Wellington, the finest of prime tenderloin wrapped in dough SUSB. CHARGE AND COL- months ago yet he is not . REASONABLE FEES. BENTS working for Cahill. Or so far as it people to vote for what is best and done to perfection and served with all the trimmings, is a feast OR OTHER CHARGES Jt» ANY for them in the long run even if to an English Lord's taste. Sirloin steaks are stuffed with oysters. RECREATIONAL PRIVILEGE. :— can be seen he is not. TERTABOfCNT OR OTHER • * e they do not want to buy a Peppercorn steak is flamed with a mustar, lemon chives and frvrry CONDUCTED ON ~ ticket. Let others do it. Bordelaise that wordly traveled men say is the best they ever tasted. OR ANY Then too, the campaign is a PREMISES long way from over. There is • Musto's rebuttal to the ' Venison is in season, so try venison flamed in gin and a sauce editors: Maybe as you say there spiked with Juniper berries and chestnut puree. So says the host. The Board ot Commissioner! of the nothing that says JVK could call Temuttp of- Nort- -h Berge- n ii n the another meeting of the leaders won't be billions of dollars, but Fresh female lobsters (how can they tell they are female?) are the Comity of Hudson DO ORDAIN: build just one road, hospital or only kind served at the Gaslight Club. They are flamed in Pernod. Sectio. n 1.. That the foUowi&f I'lets, and tell them to support Cahill mats or otter cbargei lor adulation college and it will all be to or WO of aey. property oaed {or quietly. CHICKEN FINANCIER • BOOBC mrtmmtat fool la t»H Town- a e * worthwhile. It makes sense An unusual delicacy is Chicken Financier. This is not chicken ol NWtt Bergen la the Oaosty doesn't it? •fib* an harefer —UbUihod u The things that have with wine and herbs. It is breast of young plump chicken, boned, happened are far worse than • » • pounded thin and stuffed with chicken mousse (minced chicken Mbwa: Pool those that haven't. By this time a It shouldn't be too long now mixed with truffles and herbs) rolled and sauteed in butter. The —__ —M& ntom campaign should be well under befoie the second Urban sauce is made with tiny San Francisco shrimp poached in chicken Senior Ctttaea memberrtpW. Renewal Program gets started in Gaeat p— »M gar penoa «aBr. way in Hudson County and the bouillion. Added are finely sliced sauteed mushrooms, truffles, green Stettaa S. AB •nBaaacw or jarta voters should be educated in West New York. It will provide M ^^ ^ JBBA ^A iO- Spanish olives and a goodly portion of Madiera wine. You have never 4 who to vote for and what of the modern living quarters for many tasted chicken like this! ine ooanwtu^f eoiHa faf public questions the leaders people who do not now live in th!e ofdiaaaoe afaD toko affect apoo The food is rich and flavorsome. To enjoy it to its fullest, it adondw tad paoUcatSa ae required favor. them. should be accompanied by good wine, for as all gourmets know, by tow, ' Introdaead: October let, 19*8. • • • • • • wine piques the appetite and aids the digestion. If you know your • *. SARUBBI. Even at this late time it would Someone once said the wines, the selection from the club's bank of racks in the Wine Cellar ! E. BURGER, JR.. be hard to crank up the old yardstick of an Administrations is complete, and rare vintages from La Cave will be brought up if jalopy and get her on the road. success is the amount of the you want to shoot the moon. There is a wine steward who will Campaigns take time and sorely construction going on. Two discreetly suggest the perfect wines for the foods you have/selected. ATTEST need planning. Presuming JVK programs axe underway. One will GRAND FINALE gave the word tomorrow, it contain a school. The other day When the captain comes to take your dessert order, you feel would still take a couple of they unveiled uians fcr it. nothing can top what you have had. . .and need you? You'll not The tarecotef ordtaaoce wai tetro- weeks to get the ball rolling. doced at a mafias of the Beard of It is indeed refreshing to resist for he tells of desserts so enticing. . . crepes filled goodies, Ciiiiimladiaw of tke Tnnaaila of • e * Narik Bars** la tke Coast? of Badaoaj know that politicians are bananas and strawberries flamed in rum and served with ice cream The Governor is due back in thinking of the education of the and nuts; Macedoine of Fruit, a galaxy of fresh fruits from all points •t U AJK. aad Hudson County again before the tfd IMT RMI young. Schools are going up aU of the globe mixed with cognac, Grand Marnier and orange oil and Startler eaMtMtee CaTSTat election. He will again be given around now. For a served in a balloon glass topped with champagne. Mousses and lag at OneeM Bee*Tef Grant* the warm hospitality shown him Seen ta be boU at tke ManielBat quarter-century now schools souffles are the ordinary, but he will probably steer you to the piece BaMbM, Nertfc Berna. aa WedaS- in the past and a meal that will were not built apparently de resistance. , day. CTlaUr U. ttfc. at U A.M. cost someone a hundred bucks. because the ojektyte political fOKAPI I He might still be trying for Bob leaden just didn't care. There are all sorts of crepes, but there is only one Tokapi. This is Meyner. • • • • • * made with very thin orange flavored crepes filled with vanilla ice Responding to the needs of cream. The sauce is flamed of course; a blend of cognac and Kahlua, While there is no organized Turkish coffee, bitter chocolate, zest of orange and cream. It's campaign for Meyner, there is the people is also a due to a sptlnkledyith toasted almonds when served. one organized against him. The politician's ability. On the An after dinner drink is now in order. The Gaslight Irish Coffee is Republicans in Hudson County response and the building, West gseat. The glasses are flamed, and a spot of Kahlua is added to the given the rare opportunity to New York ranks on top. usual Mend. A new concoction hasjust been introduced here, named JJ». OCt. t, !»«» Fm: U3.O0 politic unopposed, promise they have plenty of big guns to fire. HOBOKEN PICTORIAL Thursday, October 9,1969 Pap T_
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Senfce for 8 S aach atanar alatM, taaa and salad alatat, cast, MWC*T> and 99 [W« Carry LENOX. ROYAL (S>ULTOM. SYRACUSE, NORITAKE ft MIKASA CHINA. frvH dtobai phrt plattar, twfar •d vaaataMa aawi. Dealer 29 BARGAINS GALORE 71 uft; MM MM CONQUEST OF SPACE IS PARADE THEME An expected throng of approximately 175,000 persons To All Residents of Hudson County: is expected to line the route along Kennedy Blvd. in Jersey City for this year's Hudson County Columbus Day Parade. Mote than 20,000 marchers, 25 bands and a host of beautifully picturesque floats SEE THE BIG COLUMBUS DAY win be led by Grand Marshal William A. Massa, Journal Square Councilman and Jersey City Mayor Thomas J. Whelan, honorary chairman of the parade. According to parade general PARADE IN JERSEY CITY chairman, Neil Pecoraro, Jersey City Downtown Councilman,, the parade will kick off at 2 pjn. Sunday from Lincoln Park and proceed north along Kennedy Blvd. past the reviewing stand opposite Loew's Theatre at SUNDAY AFTERNOON! Journal Square. - Highlights of the parade in addition to the bands and floats wiB include free lollipops for the You are cordially invited to view the annual COLUMBUS DAY PARADE kids to be distributed along the entire route by over 100 Jersey along John F. Kennedy Memorial Boulevard, Jersey City this Sunday, October City postal carriers. Postmaster William V. 12 beginning at 2 ?M. . - . Heffeman, Michael Formisano, Gregory Buoncore and Louis Join us in this colorful and patriotic tribute to Christopher Cohunbus on the DiBello are in charge of the 477th Anniversary of his Discovery of America. "Sunday Delivery" for the post office contingent. Enjoy the many bands and floats and contingents of snappy, enthusiastic One of the highlights of the band brigade will be the Salaam marchers, young and old alQce, that win pass in review. . • - -. Temple Field. Musk Unit of Livingston which features one of Bring the whole family along, especially the youngsters, because Jersey City the oldest and largest bass drums in the entire country. letter carriers have 20,000 purple lollipops to distribute and the kids wiO get a The drum stands about 9 feet high and was procured for the kick out of seeing the purple hooves on our poijeehorats. parade by the Joseph Riccardi Aaan. of Jersey City which will Thrill to the precision marching and musical perfection of national lead the Greenville Contingent. In addition, the Riccardi championship drum and bugle corps.. Applaud the lively-stepping high school group will feature a replica of the Apollo 11 capsule and college students as they go by. "Columbia," a dune buggy, SS marchers in Hi-Hats and Tails, The parade win start at 2 P.M. Sunday at Kennedy Blvd. and Harrison Ave. Pop Warner Cheerleaders and a host of antique cars. with the fine of march, painted purple for the occasion, north along the Among the marching contingents will be Boulevard pastthe renewing stand on Cohunbus.^Briuge at Journal Square. representatives of St. Aloysius Come early ana have a grand time for youraetf. * '"'• *'* / r| Academy, 40 and 8 Locomotive, ; Pulaski Day Parade Committee, St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing, Holy Rosary Church Societies, Mt. Carmel, American Legion and a Bayonne contingent led by Mayor Francis CITY OF JERSEY CITY Fitzpatrick, Congressman Neil Gallagher and Councilman Joseph LsFante. Some of the floats will be sponsored by Picatinny MAYOR THOMAS J. WHELAN Arsennal, Jersey City Board of Education, Jersey State College, Riccio Motors, American Cancer Honorary Chairman, Parade Committee Society, Deborah, Progresso Poods and Jersey City Public Works (featuring a replica of Apollo 11 rocket.) Parade officials, led by general chairman Neil Pecoraro and grand Marshall William THE CITY COUNCIL Massa, are praying for sunny skies and mild weather because as they put it-the Columbus Day Parade is getting Bigger and John Jaroskl John J. Kolahor Thomas F. McGovem Better every year! Theme of the parade this year is "Man's Conquest of Space." Morris Pesin William A. Massa Francis J. Qtritty Noil R. Pecoraro William J. Thornton
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Workers of America, had some America won and the plant was yesterday. Veterans Day in a ceremony to interesting observations on Judge shut down by management. Ziccardi past commander of be held in late October or early Clement C. ilaynsworth's bid for The Fourth On* overruled November. I shall be honored if the Supreme Court. The article the NLRB unfair labor practice you and representatives of New Trans-World noted: rinding saying that the firm had Jersey's veterans organizations Detective Bureau the right to shut down one of its President Nixon's nomination will join me in my office for this MISSING PERSONS of Judge Clement C. plants or the entire chain event." Haynsworth, Jr., as an Associate without its being an unfair labor Hughes also cited Ziccardi for MATRIMONIAL Justice of the United States practice. his outstanding work on behalf INVESTIGATIONS Supreme Court could radically But the Supreme Court again of the veterans of the state. change the Court's image as a reversed the decision and said • • • that while Deering-Milliken. 148983741 defender of trade union rights. Former President Lyndon B. As Chief Judge of the Fourth coat! shut down its entire chain, 397 JACKSON AVF. the Awing of one plant had a Cone ... *ee our Johnson is writing two books, Circuit Court of Appeals, sitting expected to be published soon. HACKENSACK.NJ in Richmond, Va., Haynsworth "chMng" effect on unionism. new FALL line of has participated in historic labor Tbe NLRB again ordered the cases over the years including iMSkers reinstated with full draperies Darlington Mills. £pay dating back for 12 FINE DRY Press Associates has reviewed yean. On the second appeal the bedspreads QUALITY more than SO labor cases where Fourth Circuit supported the CLEANING Haynsworth sat as a judge or Board and Haynsworth voted curtains Since 1931 actually wrote the decision, and with the majority. STORES But he concurred with such Wt MCTHOD these cases show the Fourth pictures ClIAMNO ON Circuit Court of Appeals has reluctance, that he wrote a •OIOANAI. BLUE BONNET consistently ruled in favor of separate statement which gift items AIL MAN-MAM anti-union employers in their amounted to a dissent. One FU* wnt FWHATS REGULAR OLEO drive to block unionization of significant jelement of his and the South. " his attempt pany's EMPIRE fUS 30C LB. Where the evidence was bathroom «it raw, reasonably clear, Judge to the HaynswortL voted to enforce accessories National Labor Relations Board One flC^^^Bpt startling findings, but in certain key areas, cases m flHHPh's recent his court consistealy frustrated career » r^forist involved NLRB poiky and in several cases Schneider Nfe m TayWrsviBe, was reverted by the U.S. N.C. The «k» had won its Supreme Court. election Mf^lhe company refused to QmjMbmmie of its ttrt ton-American Cuisine Since the Bernel Foam case objections to tuevote. the National Labor Relations Family Style Sunday Dinners Board has ordered employers to The Board's bargaining order daring thU Business Luncheons A Dinners Daily was heard before a panel 4tifM bargain where the union lost an 6121 BergtnifaM Am. election because of employer judges from the Fourth Circmr fl 1500-43ri ST. NORTH BER6EN NJ, unfair practices after a majority which did not include Judge West N«w York of employees had signed union Haynsworth. The panel ruled in PHONE 863-9731 authorization cards. favor of the union's certification. The Fourth Circuit has gone Haysnworth, acting as chief the farthest of any Circuit Court of the court, refused to Mfeept in condemning authorization the decision and ordered a retrial ir. Kitchei invites yoi to cards. before the entire court The new decision was more to It has ruled that the cards aie the employer's liking. It rejected SEE NEW IDEAS & SAVE MONEY almost worthless in determining the panel's ruling by a 3-2 vote, COME IN TODAY! COMPARE VALUE! the wishes of the workers and, with Haynsworth in the majority on the other hand, that the and the union was denied employer is automatically certification. SUMMER SALE! entitled to doubt the cards' validity and personally question Haysnworth's record do«f his workers about their union include two good decisions for sentiments without it being labor. In the Hanes Hosiery case considered an unfair labor he concurred with the Board's practice. policy that the union is entitled to the names and addresses of One important case was employees during an organizing- NLRB v. S3. Logan Pacing drive. Company in 1967. The Fourth In another case the United Circuit opinion written by Steelworkers attempted to block Haynsworth went so far as to say enforcement of a town that Taft-Hartley amendments ordinance in Statesville, N.C, had repealed certain sections of requiring union organizers to be the Wagne'r Act making licensed. The Supreme Court has representation elections | ruled these laws unconstitutional necessary in all cases except j but the District Court denied the where a majority of workers USWA'S motion for an actually told their employer they injunction. The Fourth Circuit KITCHENS wanted a union. held the District Court had been COST LESS AT IEAUTT BLOW THAN YOU EXPECT Logan was followed by a wrong. IECAUSE... 1. fl. HAS LOW OVERHEAD AND NO FANCY ™ries of similar decisions and In human terms one of the finally tftre* fourth Circuit SHOWROOMS OR UNNECESSARY OVERHEADl e most tragic trends of the Court decisions reached ?h Haynsworth court has been tc Deal with Maker! More value for less money Supreme Court and were heard throw olit Board decisions in the than you expect! together-Gissel, General Steel area of illegal discharges". and Heck's Inc. The Fourth Circuit has made ALL STYLES I COLORS The Supreme Court soundly wholesome reversals of Board TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR reversed Haymworth's policy on orders by re-examining hearing JJJ* HUCHfS cards in June, 1969. It ruled that records and making completely EXPERIENCE t KNOW HOW! the Taft-Hartley amendments different findings of fact and did not require a Board election in every case and also, that Judge Haynsworth has never • COM! IN MEET MR. KITCHEN where employer unfair labor dissented from one of these practices make a free election decisions. impossible, the cards are legal. The South Carolina jurist, who started his legal career in a Featuring Beauty Glow Custom Cabinets When the union won a firm that handles almost all the representation election in the big anti-union textile mills, is NOW TWO SHOWROOMS South, the Haynsworth Court receiving his strongest support was no less pro-employer. In the from conservative Southern •SADOll RROOK i * UNION CITY famous Darlington case there Senators. These include Strom wa» blatant threats from the Thurmond (R-S.C), James 270 MARKET ST. 1218 KENNEDY BLVD. company that it would close if Eastland (D-Miss.) and James B. the union won the^election. The ., Allen (D-Ala. > 478-7880 864-1042 lr*efc*»i»-!*w ,s**«'S. i,»"'ir=5'*t-!-i. gel2 TTiursday, October 9, HOBOKEN PICTORIAL
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The official nurseries of Communist China are now taking care erf 49 million small childri n of mothers compelled by law to do "pro- ductive work" in factories and on farms. PROCLAMATIOPage 14 Thursday, October 9.1969 N Are you concerned with the quality and eharacter of a girl of tomorrow as well as of today? WE, THE MAYORS OF NORT*HUDSO* AND HOBOKEN ARE... ARE YOU? THE GIRL SCOUTS! The image of Girl is affected by what it Through it* program, it prmWca for a progression of activities in dtisenstup and lerrlce Oat are appropriate to the experience of girl* at Giri Srwillf is open to ALL girls who accept the Promise and Laws. We maintain that die strength of the Girt Scoot kt the eMfwntiMi and support of the community.
THE PROMISE OR my honor, I trail try, To do my duty to God and my country, To help other people at all times, To obey the Girl Scout Lanes.
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Or THE TOW!* PASTORE "i~ML-HUD6o'f' ADonB' MUSIC STUDIO, Inc. 869^070 W7 »nd St, Unian City el Badass. 8ta» at New , DO 1. TfcaTsS MM te tof aet lortft aa aad Marred t I. NIUMAN FURNITURE CO. Ha.af SULLHAN 343-347 GROVE STREET Supervisor o* Accooota n^oe tUJX» JERSEY CITY, N J. Mti s. UaS KtarpMte •» thl. artiaaaea an. l» W COME IN TODAY ta «• srraild. mcldecMm sbaU aat affect ttaraMitj at 2» NEAR GROVE SI. TUSES UI o«« tttttt ««k«kaa«a a DETECTIVE SEI THE 2-CARS CAR >. AD orthaeew «r part* «( orCaaaeaa In eotfUet wMk «kl> Saww Plvn ArmitmhM re harebjrgified a* B"*a eonfUcttef portioas tber«or asrf S Agency BUNK BEOS COMPLETE WITH SPRINGS INDUSTRIAL & MATTRESSES Motor Mart PROTECTION AUTH Jtir 9&rfi VALES—tt«VICi—TAXI? Beard at S79.95 Car. 42nd St. A Kem»ta»y «lv«L ] MIT-TIME CMfflfTt... iwroN crrv uu *-;< , anUaaaea was tauaduead at s maeunc or the Beard ef najiailnl in d tbe Townaatp of Norm Barren in tbt Comtj lid ay Witaisliy. Octaber l 19M, at 11 A.M. tnt wfflb. f«__ Of FUti TIMI sldered Mr floal jwasaie «i adapttoa. after paWc hearteg at « 3-RQOM aTflw eaM BaaHf air CeasBHatoaan ta be held at the MmUcli Harifc BaneaVao Wedaesday. Oetober 15. 1MI. at 11 AJt^ 8419 t#r|Mlhit RJDGEBELO A copy of (Me enUnaace haa beea posted oa lha BaAetta OUTFIT THRIFT SHUT meat are ewtwnaftty paated ia the Mnicteal BmHUn*' af KOROOM • LIVING NOOM id a copy ia avaflafife aa la aad lactadtac die ttea o( Nortfc ttrjw Shaler Blvd. A Stocssa Ate. jlllal nembar* af»a meral_paMte aQsTtoamsMTwiSS AaS KITCHEN StT Entrance in rear. We Bay * Se« qpfca** a.t the tfflee af the TnirastH Ctark. MaiSSei Bat for Cash. Wed. to Fit, 10 A.M. ts gojaa BaUdlac. n. J, $299.95 4 P.M. Clark. 86F6199 *R Gjat. ». 1969 F«Bt Page 16 Thursday, October 9,1969 CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS PLAN USCG ACCEPTING CADET APPLICATIONS TEACHERS WOULD CHARITY CARD PARTY Rep. Dominick V. Daniels LOWER VOTING AGE (D-14th) announced that Proud of their "products." Court Santa Rica Catholk applications for appointment as New Jersey's public Daughters of America, Hoboken, DONEMAN-McALLISTER Cadet, United States Coast teachers have "AMERICA" VISIT will hold its annual charity card Guard, Oast of 1974 are now gone on record in favor of giving party and dinner at tl.r Canton being accepted. Candidates the vote to 18, 19 and 20 year HAILED AS HOMECOMING Tea Garden, 920 Bergen av.,, NUPTIALS HELD interested in competing for olds. Jersey City on October 21 at appointment to the United "Most teachers feel that our The schooner yacht : Miss Judith Ann Doneman, 6:30pjn. daughter of Fire Captain and States Coast Guard Academy youth fully understand the "America," a futt-scaie reptica of Mrs. Ermenio De Angelis is Mrs. John Doneman of must submit their application American political process by the most famous ship in chairman and Mrs. Paul Hoboken, became the bride of forms to the Academy prior to the time they have finished high international racing history, wiH Kerntopf, co-chairman. The Charles McAllister, son of Mr. December 15, and must arrange school," says Lewis R. make a weekend visit to the committee includes Mrs. Michael and Mrs. Joseph PoUkoski, also through their wcondary school Appfegate, director of public Stevens Institute of Technology Marbnelli, chance books; Mrs: of Hoboken, in a ceremony guidance counselor to participate relations for the New Jersey on Friday, Oct. 17, and John Savaiko, tickets; Mrs. performed recently at Our Lady in the prescribed College Education Assn. Saturday, Oct. 18. * Alphonse Bererdi, table awards of Grace Roman Catholic Entrance Examination Board "Our 18 year olds are as The appearance of the and Mrs. Kerntopf, special Church, Hoboken. A reception (CEEB) tests. Only those tests ready to vote as our 21 year "America" will be one of the awards. followed at the Villa Romano, results prior or including the olds. If the mininmpn voting age highlights of "Parents Day" Past Grand Regents of the Hoboken. December 6 administration of remains 21, they needlessly have festivities at the Hoboken Court will be on the welcome Miss Eileen Kinlin of the College Entrance to wait three yean to put College. The "America" will committee. Those expected to Keansburg, cousin of the bride, Examination Board tests will be classroom theory into practice." open for public viewing from 4 attend are Margaret Faherty, served as maid of honor. accepted. Among those under 21 now pjn. Friday throiagh 6 pan. Margaret Costello, Mrs. Francis Bridesmaids were, Kirs. Rita Poss Rep. Daniels emphasized the barred from voting, says NJEA, Saturday at die Stevens Institute Finnerty, Mrs. Vincent Pagnotta, of Jersey City, Miss Ellen opportunity offered qualified are soldiers, property owners, dock. . Marie Timoney, Margaret Kroll, Schroeder of Ridgewood, young men who choose this taxpayers, workers of all kinds, The arrival of the "America" Mrs. Alfred Guerth, Mrs. Joseph cousins of the bride; Mrs. Teresa four-year academic program heads of families, and college at Stevens is somewhat of a Wolf, Mrs. Joseph Fleming and Broderick of Jersey City, sister which leads to a Bachelor of students—including many homecoming for the yacht itself. Mrs. Thomas Barkigia. of the bridegroom; and Miss Sue Science degree and a commission majoring in political science, Commodore John Cox Stevens, Members assisting the floor Ann Zaharatos of Long Island, as an officer in America's oldest studying law, and preparing for first commodore of the New committee are Mrs. Edward N.Y., niece of the bridegroom. continuous seagoing armed government service. York Yacht dub and the man MclntyTe, Mary Ferriullo, Mary Miss Diane Broderick of Jersey service. President Dwight D. who headed the syndicate that Ferrente, Mrs. Nicholas La City, another niece of the "Appointments are made Eisenhower proposed a built and raced the original Forgia, Mrs. Francis Mullins, bridegroom, was flower girl. solely on a nationwide constitutional amendment to "America" was the father of Rose Noonan, Theresa Healy, Ronald Necker of Little Falls competitive basis; there are no lower the voting age to 18. So Edwin A. Stevens, founder of Catherine Healy, Anna Hartye served as best man. Ushers were separate quotas for states or did Lyndon B. Johnson. Stevens Institute. and Mrs. Honore Dethier. Robert Poss, cousin of the bride; districts and no special Several provinces in Canada Since her launching in East Mrs. Angelo Mai, Grand Michael DelPriore, cousin of the categories," he said, "I urge all have lowered their voting age to Boothbay, Me., in 1967, the Regent, announced the proceeds, bride; Neil Broderick of Jersey young men who are interested in 18 or 19, NJEA reports. Even in "America" has made good will will be used for charitable" City; Donald Zaharatos and this worthwhile profession to Mexico, where voting has been tours along the entire Atlantic activities of the Court for the Patrick Broderick, nephew os the write for details and application more restricted, the Congress has seaboard, in addition to visiting next year. - bridegroom, served as ring forms as soon as possible to the begun amending the national Europe. Most recently she bearer. Db stor of Admissions, U.S. constitution to tower voting age toured New England ports and It was also announced that all The bride is a graduate of the Coast Guard Academy, New to 18. will be visiting the Chesapeake returns on chance books, tickets Academy of the Sacred Heart, London, Conn., 06320." Bay area after sailing from and prizes be made no later than Hobokrn and is employed as a To be eligible for the next Stevens Institute early Sunday the next meeting to be held on secretary for the United States competition for appointment to WELCOME TEA SET morning. October 13 at 8 pjn. at Knights Testing Co., Hoboken. The the Coast Guard Academy, a of Columbus Hall, 716 Hudson bridegroom was graduated from candidate must be single, a A welcome tea for faculty IN VIETNAM St., Hoboken. Hoboken High School, Hoboken citizen of the United States, in and parents will be held by Our and is employeJ as a newspaper excellent physical condition and Lady of Grace Mother's GuSd at U. S, Air Force Sergeant MISS CROWLEY TO franchise dealer in union must have reached his 8 pjn. Tuesday in the school Robert li. Young, son of Mr. City. seventeenth but not his hall, Hoboken. Mrs. August aad Mrs. Henry W. Young, 416 twenty-second birthday by July Strtera, president, will extend a Bkmmfieid *u, Hoboken, is on SIN6 AT ST. PAUL'S welcome to all new parents and duty at Vung Tau, Vietnam. He Marie Crowley, soprano, will MISS QUAGLIERI introduce faculty members. attended Sacramento City giye a recital in St. Paul's GIVEN 3 WEEKS TO Refreshments will be served. College in California. Episcopal Church, 820 Hudson St., Hoboken on October 19 at 4 ENGAGED TO WED REMOVE YARD RUBBLE p.m. Andrew H. Scherer, organist arid choirmaster, wiD Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Mrs. Louis Belscak has been accompany her. Quagtieri of Hoboken have given three more weeks time to Donations by those who recently announced the clean up the back yard of 706 attend will go toward the engagement of their daughter, Garden St., Hoboken. Despite several threats by the church's organ repair fund. Maria, to Alfred Coda Jr., son of We art open today. And wt invite you fo visit our beeutrfu! The program will include Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Coda Sr. of city over the past few weeks, MW salon. Wt omr a complete beauty service at very reason- songs by Gershwin, Rodgers and North Bergen. Mrs. Belscak stfll had not cleaned able price*.ior«g««j* WASH * SCT titt^ «AZOt CUT $2.00-, Harnmerstein and Irving Berlin in The bride-elect is a graduate it. I COUKSN6 9*40; DOMU ROCHS $12.00 (tad. The yard wiB be reinspected week t teflj KmAMPTO $10, $13, $15. And many other fine addition to sacred music written of the Academy of the Sacred servtets. for the organ. Heart, Hoboken and Holy Name on October 21. She originaOy A Hoboken public school Hospital School of Nursing, had been given a week to do the Tfce Village Salon teacher, Hit. C.owley has Teaneck. She is presently job on Sept. 2 by Jadge Rudolph appeared in a number of employed as a registered nurse in Naddeo with a follow up ootote ONonrn productions in the city. She inspection on Sept. 9 by the OtfN NUlVi • TO % THU«t. AftO-fT»19 North Bergen. Her fiance was AND HU. » TO 1*. I*?, t TO 4. *OTHIil* played the role of Gretchen in graduated from St. Peter's city's housing squad. Mrs. Victor Herbert's "Red Mill" and College, Jersey City, and is Belscak was to appear on 143 Main Strae* BIDGJ^IHD the role of Anna in the employed by Parke-Davis September 27 to explain why Rodgers-Hammerstein Pharmaceutical Co., Teterboro. she hadn't followed orders. production of "The King And No date has been set for the I", both presented at Hoboken wedding. High School. HOW PRAYER CAN HEAL YOU ATTEND THIS FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Subject... ."WHAT ARK WE LOOKING FOR?" Lecturer.. .Martin Brooms, C.S.B., of Beverly Hillt, Vmsr CHURCH OT CHSMST, Scaartm 829 Bloomft*ld Street, Hobolten, N«w Jeney Tbmm. Saturday Afteraoon, 0 teber lfitb, 19«9 FadlHws Available at The S» bet 60. lDJ ftfc "Exactly what is it that we're thankful for?"