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HE'S THERE FAMILY PICTURE NEWSPAPER HE'S EVERY. WHERE! SIHTCH SHOPPING is their erase, . VOLUME 2. NUMBER 63 ^FRIDAY. DECEMBER t8, I960 * PRICE 10 CENTS anytime of the year. They both leave their homes early Satur- day morning, shopping bags in "Sd and credit cards, charge plate.s and other dead-beat equipment in their pocket- books. What they have done to their husbands, and fam- ilies, in general, the past two years would never have hap- pened before this loose credit MY FEET Jsystem of spending came about A few years back. One of them is currently arranging to take a second mortgage to take up her cash outlay slack. HURT!!
IN HIS CAR, he's a big opera- AND ONE tor. Cruising down the main of the town, he waves to MORE LETTER tiie girls but never even when tl WITH A MARTINI in her mitt at a cocktail party, she cuts a "mean figure—hair done just so maSe-up perfect and cloth- ing in the latest vogue. But •once she opens her mouth, her escort will surely be embar- rassed—for not only does she have poor diction and lack of imaginative conversation, but her teeth are ugly—what few there are. With all the money she spends on fashion, she should see a dentist instead, and" then try a self-improve- ment speech course. They're both iess expensive than what she spends now on what she need as much of. He passed the bar - but not without drinking his share. However,' this pettifogger proved a real shyster when he recently attended a house- warming party. He brought a bottle of Chivas Regal - a Scotch for those with expen- sive taste - and poured drinks only for himself and his friend. After eating the fancy chow served up by the hostess, the barrister left,, naturally, taking the Chivas with him. I t would take more than a legal brief to describe what the guests called htm. He'll get no cases out of tha*crowd, not even Scotch; •«•-•• She met him in the Five and Dime store. He was tfce Santa Glaus and she was shopping for trinkets. Her curiosity got file better of her when she noted how streamlined this fasts was, She began & con- versation and now they are tfitttag especially since she found out that be was a Tele* vision aad Biovie star who was »?tu* out a scene is fee Dime St-Jre. According to the gossip Columns, ifeey will be *e<£ to (Continued on page 2) THIS WEEK EDITOR' By AI Lambiase This being Christinas week. I would like to tell you a Christmas story. However, it is a story that takes place Sister N. Virginia Aloysius, Club, 530 Park Ave. Mrs. Ann every day of the week in one OCarm., daughter of Mr. and O'Brien was reelected presi- Health Center Opens way or another. Christinas is Mrs. Frank Russoof 326Clin- dent for the third consecutive that time of the year when ton &., recently made a pro- •year.. After a long, anxiously awaited delay, the Hoboken everyone seems to have that fession of vows as a sister in Others elected are: Bessie Health Center* has been opened under careful guidance "Ptrit of giving and helping the order of the Carmelite Gordon, v.p.; Elaine MiekuiUn Sisters of the Aged and la- 2nd v.p.; Catherine Bah an. and proddtogof Welfare Director SalvatoreiyAnielio. gj ^ firm at ceremonies in the St. treas.;Dorothy Richards, fin. The $120,000 structure was officially occupied early Cro8s 4^ mB ewry day of Theresa's Mother House at secy;Catherine Schneider .re- by its Stall Of personnel and executive administrator, the year, and you hardly read Germantown, N.Y. recording secy; HelenKunnel, It is a hallmark of progress in the ever-continuous about, or know about it, un- Auxiliary Bishop Joseph M. corr. secy; Kathy Knode 1,pub- struggle to keep Hoboken abreast of the rest of the less you are one of these un- Pernicone officiated at the licity chairman, and Peggy "ortunate people and are in ceremony and the Mass. Mot shed, sgt.-at-arms. nation's municipalities. need of the Red Cross. Twelve new members were ' The Ruasos have another welcomed into the unit and all *~ Located in Stevens-Waldheim Building, 916 Garden daughter in religion,Sister M. St., the delayed opening was attributed by observers Have you ever wondered what members donated a gift to Xavier Francis, O.Carm..who Slhir Lady of Grace Orphanage to disputes between the city-hired architect and happens to the people who have pronounced her vows in the their homes burned out with all In Hobobken. The next regu- the building contractor. same community four years lar meeting of the group will their belongings lost? I have ago. Consolidation of the city's health and welfare and I contacted Miss Ethel be held on the first Tuesday The Carmelite Sisters are in January. agencies under roof, as planned by Mayor John J. Kel'y, executive director of dedicated to the care of the Grogan and city council members, will be directly the Hoboken Red Cross and aggd and infirm. They are Trinity Guild ot Trinity supervised by Director D'AmeHd" although he also this *S the report she gave me located in numerous cities Evangelical Lutheran Church will maintain his city hall office. on the recent fire at 57 Park throughout the United States. held their annual Christmas Ave., which is typical of so party Tuesday in the church No longer will marriage licenses be obtainable many of them. Michael M. Beasty, retired hall, 9th and Clinton as. The at City Hall, but at the Health and Welfare Center On Wednesday, Nov. 30,1960 treasurer of Lipton Tea, Inc.. Sunday School's program to instead, where the city's Bureau of Vital Statistics at 4 p.m. a fire broke out at in Hoboken and past president have been held in the church 57 Park Ave. Red Cross was of that city's Rotary Club is will be situated. Stevens Forum, now conVerted into expected to be named presi- on Wednesday was cancelled. a modern, two-story building, will also contain the on the scene about five minutes dent of St. Mary Hospital Bd Mrs. Roslyn Holmes ispre .children's health department public nursing staff, jjE^JS 3B££2£ of Trustees next Thursday, ident. it was reported this week. Thursday Night KnittingClul housing inspection team, board of health offices and third floor windows and smoke met Thursday evening in the sanitary and plumbing inspection officials facili- pouring from the roofs of both Beasty will replace Patrick home of Mrs. Lee Serine,722 57 and 59 Park Ave. People J. Kelly, president of Union ties. Engineering Co..Hoboken, who Willow Ave. The new structute has been approved by U .S. Public with half clad children in their Christmas party was held arms were running through the has held that post for the past last Thursday in the home of Health Service and N.J. State Department of In- streets in freezing weather.' six years. Kelly nominated Mrs. William Bergin. 116 Jef- stitutions and Agencies. The entire production, long- Seventy families from seven Beasty for the p*. J. last week. ferson St. Mrs. Serine played awaited, should prove a benefit to the Mile Square 10-family apartment buildings His election is subject to the Santa and distributed gifts. City. were evacuated and temporar - approval of the board. Mrs. Bergin is president. ily sheltered at the City Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Demp- Ladies Aid Society, First MARRIAGE Our local Red Cross Chapter sey, 513 Bloomfield St.. cele- Presbyterian Church will in- OBITUARIES set up headquarters In the brated the 26th wedding anni- stall new officers Jan. 3. in LICENSES municipal court chambers and versary, Dec. 7. at home. clubrooms, 605 Hudson St. Bener-Androaiglio-Robert Michael Boski registered the victims. At 10 Married Dec. 7, 1934. in New New officers include: Mrs. Bender, 20. of 1222 Garden Michael Boski, 7. of 218 p.m. all except 20 families York City, they are the par- Marion Berasccr, vice pres.; St., and Lois Androsiglio. 19, Seventh st., Hoboken died last were permitted to return to ents of Robert Dempsey, Ho- Mrs. Lillian Watt, corr.secy, of ill2 Hudson St., both Ho- Thursday of a heart ailment their homes. Twelve families boken; and Kathleen and Judith and Mrs. Jane Viskil.treas. boken. at his home. The child had stayed with friends or rela- Ann Dempsey who attend the Mrs. Walter Lee is presi- Overkleeft-Toro- Hendricus suffered a tenthy illness. tives. Eight families consist- Sacred Heart Academy. dent. Fradfcra ©rerkleeft, 28, of Surviving are his father. ing of fifteen adults and twenty Mrs. Dempsey is the former Mrs. Fanny Samarelli, 222 911 Clinton at., and Sofia Toro. Victor; his mother, Catherine one children were sheltered by M»ss Margaret Humphreys of Willow Ave. has announced 38, 907 Clinton St., both Ho- (Nee Howe); two brothers,* jRed Cross at a local hotel and Long Island. the engagement of her daugh- boken. Victor Jr. and Thomas, and arrangements made to have Mr. Dempsey, who has been ter, Jean, to Charles Alessi. Boro-Nunex- Jorge Boro, two sisters, Kathryn and Bar- meals served in a nearby res- on the police force for 29 yrs. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 28, of 316 Hudson St.. Dulce bara Ellen. taurant. The majority of the is a detective in Hoboken Po- Alessi, 235 Garden St., Nov. M. Nune*. 28, of 207 Wash- Funeral was conducted from people remained at the hotel lice Department. 19, at a party in Romano ington st., both Hoboken. ^ Bosworth Funeral Home, with for six days until apartments Couple have one grandson, Hall, Hoboken. a Mass of the Angels at Our were secured.Sixteen families Robert Scott Dempsey. Couple are both graduates Lady ofGraceR.C. Church and were issued new clothing.ln Election and installation of of Demarest High School. No North End Ladies interment a t Holy Cross the rehabilitation period nine officers took place recently date has been set for the To Elect Officers Cemetery. families were given furniture. by Auxiliary of John J. Grogan wedding. North End Ladies Democrat- • * * -Money expended by Red Cross ic Club will meet at 8:15 pan. Miss Rjja Van Zoom in this local disaster operation Club. Public Health NurBes of Jan. 9th in Sullivan's Res- Funeral was conducted on was $2,600. N.B.-Disaster aid O'Grady Assn. Hoboken were guests. taurant. Grocery social and Satuday fro Miss Rita Van is given, not loaned, and there Christmas Dinner was served and Zoom, of 800 Washington St., -are no strings attached, it is Santa Claus distributed gifts election of officers will fol- Joseph A. O'Grady Assn. held low. Hovoken, who died Wednesday one of the many good thirds you to the members. of a heart condition at the make happen when you help its annual Christmas party on Next meeting will take place Club held its annual Yule Saturday night in Maxwell Hall party Monday in Sullivan's Jersey City Medical Center. through Red Cross. I am sure 4 p.m., Jan. 10, 1961, at Red She had been under a phy- the families wJio were helped with O'Grady, the standard Cross Chapter House, Hobo- and- Santa Claus, played by bearer, presenting gtfts to Mrs. "Kitty" Connolly dis- sician's c a r e for several through Red Cross help will ken. Rev. Francis X. Coyle months. ' have a merrier Christmas, each member. Peter Dus3man is president. tributed gifts. Dinner was was Santa Claus and distribu- served and entertainment was A native and lifelong res- thanks to their help. ident of Hoboken, Miss Van Remember, March is Red ted gifts furnished be the supplied by the members.Mrs. members. A ielade Bernerwitz is chair- Zoom was employed as a pay- Cross month. Your generosity SAID RESTING man of entertainment. roll clerk at Maxwell House can insure 'a continuing pro- Peter Decker and Nicholas Thomas G. Connors, prin- Edward Barrone is standard Coffee Co. Predeceased by gram of assistance to our LaForgia were co-chairmen cipal at Public School 9 in bearer. Mrs. "NeUie"Cava- her mother, Mrs. Ann Greany fellow citizens in need at the of the party. Guests wer* Hoboken, 1B reported resting naugfc is president. Van Zoom; she is survived time of a catastrophe. welcomed by George Nelson, at B.S. Pollak Hospital in by her father, Joseph; a sis- Mrs. Kelly, the only admin- president. Jersey City where he was Read a good ter, Mrs. Houanyets; two ne- istrative officer in the local Club will nominate officers admitted Dec. 6. The Hoboken A suggestion: at next meeting, Jan. IS. book tills month. phews and s niepe. chapter, stated that volunteer educator underwent minor help is often needed during a Cltisens' Advisory Board of surgery last Thursday. Mr. disaster to assist in proces- Public Health Nursing Serv- Connors lives* at 714 Garden Stedc Up Mow ForHoldoys- sing victims for aid. Interest- ice, Christmas party took St., Hoboken, with his wife ed volunteers are requested place Wednesday a t Union and daughter. Champagne* & Wines to call the local chapter and. discuss this very rewarding Imported Scotches, liqueurs work with Mrs. Kelly. REGENT'S Boskets Made To Order Full Line Of Panel Drapes •"How did you come to fall In All Patterns tOCCO WM!4Ul«t)0B in?" asked the old lady of the boy struggling in the water..." Modern or Provencial xs. "I didn't come to fall in - I Also Solid Antiaue Satins for speedy fervice OL 9—8150 came to fish!" 601 Washington St. Hoboken 600 CLINTON STREET, HOBOKEN Cftll for free estimates rvT Q_7QOI You Too Can PKJFESSIONAL HYPNOSIS FHTTE Headquarters LEARN HOW TO RE-SOLVE TENDONS AND s Raise A Delinquent "C.D.T." THROUGH SEi-F-tHKECTED RE- •0 juvenile delinquency, as the crimes e&mmttted by }uv him a gSlt complex. Do ev- FBI Ettreetor J. Edgar Hoo- eniles. and in the crime's erything for him, so that he'll LAXATION. NEXT CLASSBEGINSTHURSDAY, ver and others emphasize-, be- seriousness. If you—- , a—s a- become^ accustomed to throw- JANUARY 5TH, AT 7:30 P.M. Piw«e OL6-4146 comes a graver problem all parent want to join the parade ing all resj»onsibility on to the time—both in the extent of and raise a delinquent, there others. Give him all the RITA M. SPlStlJNG, Director — Consultant are certain rules to follow. spending money he wants, and Frank Brabant, an authority on never insist that he earn any the subject, who lectures of his own. Satisy his every around the country, recently craving and sensual desire- Tilly Hoehl's Hardware and Points listed them. Here are a few: after all. denial may frustrate 124* Pat* From infancy onward give him. Take his part against the child everything he wants, neighbors, teachers and DiseoaBla On All so that he'U *™ow up thinking police. When he gets into real I *.he world owes him a living. trouble, apologize by saying, IXJn't give him any spiritual "I never could do anything SPECIAL SALE ON ALL PAINTS training. Avoid use of the with him." word "wrong"—it may give These rules aren't hard to TO 20% OFF follow awi abide by—great STEPLADDERS of WOOD wd METAL to numbers of parents have, as o surging juvenile delinquency AFdHineof I All Kmd* of shows. 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C. • Despite Frtmch On Clammnt completed. Thus, stars shine Khrushchev's " blatant mouth- Custom Skirt Lmmdry m the Five and Dime as well Real Estate • Insurance ings regarding peace and fel- as in Beverly: Hills. 1315 Paterson Plk. Rd.lowship among nations, it is aumK * * * pure folly to ascribe these Secaucns tactics to any other course*>ut KELS """•" Her father isn't romantic at UN 5-7643 one of planned aggression. - all. He does not understand the beatnik parties that his darling daughter stages for the, young Turks. Even some oldtuners- like the judge - enjoy the cap- S27 SHAttll M.VR KIOfitFIELD, M- *• ers. But her mother is more Phone modern and jitter-bugs along OtETVAN LINES with the happy youngsters. UN. 3-3560 And papa - even though he frowns on the sessions - hits COAST TO COAST SKKVKX the grog with the rest of them. Dear old Dad plans on sending a«d LOCAL SEBYKX her to a finishing school in EU. INDUSTBIAL MOVING You order to stop the horse play By Hour or Contract in his mansion. ALL LOADS INSUKEB BOBOKEN PICTORIAL -MAIN OFFICE- 82M2th St, Union City, N. J. Need WHished Weekly By H» West New Talker, for tXmOTHY SEXION, Editor Obbgatun SERVICE that SERVES YOU ALLAMBIASB Staff PLUS aabotea fktatfal k * UmOj HY-TEST 330 HEATING OIL w*M|wr derated! to *» welfare SC/P COt/£R$ ! Thomas F. Norton Let us rejoice, fori Oimtmas is here, bringing to a)! the ajte-old wonder and plor»^ of that Holy flight in Bethlehem. SECAUCUS PHARMACY 133 Front St. Secaucus SEASONS GREETINGS And Prosperity To All in the May much happfnnt | Coming Year be yours during this • ! E. Harry Kuntz wonderful holiday season and may Htm. 1303 Paterson Plk. Rd. Secaucus - (At the Plaza) magic spirit of Christmas brighten your life throughout As the three kings the New Year to come* brought their gifts to the Christ Child, may v/e all bring to our cele- Holiday Greetings bration of His Birth* day, the priceless gifts of love, understanding PALISADE SAVINGS and good will toward AND LOAN ASSOCIATION all mankind. MAM KXz UNION CITY AVB«* Cot Mud SUM* MARRA'S WEST NEW YORK O*K2 Drug Stores site wcetiNE AVBWE <* 94* stmt Secaucus ^^.,..J. o-l.-er bromide has the camera to obtain smears oi deer hunt in all that £ w in i«# IIBS same flaw as the retina of the tiny and remote stars, which Sussex County last wee*.. We eye; it sees brighter stars as were very difficult tomea - believe m e, w e actually larger stars and forms disc sure otherwise, and the thought we were on 42nd st. images of them and the sizes measurement of the bright- & Broadway in. regards to the of the discs constitutes a re- ness of the spectra. freshly made deer tracks that markable measure of the a- Because of the enormous cris-crosed everywhere in the mount of light received. distances of some stars, their fresh snow. No matter how Naturally, a great amount of brightness might not show as much we mooched thru the stars can be taken on just one luminous as, say, Sirius, only woods those deer were well STARS photographic plate; this made eight light years away. Those ahead of us. By JAMbS P. GRAZIOSC it convenient to measure their very distant stars might ac- I feel it an obligation as- brightness by deploying var- tually be much brighter than well as a real pleasure to thank Stars do no*, all have the ious instruments and made it you for the good luck many 3*im- tmo*int of brightness, Sirius. We know of one star, possible to measure a large so far away, it is out of our of you have wished me I* r-miiini; from those that are number of stars. bringing you this sports col- i-iper bright to stars that galaxy, actually in what is It was found that the degree called the I arge Magellanic umn. You can be assured I'll it- ¥< r dull, Hipparchus do my utmose m keeping you ' -«i•> »h~ Sirs* man to classify of blackness of the discs could Cloud, that is much brighter also serve as a measure of than Sirius. This star called, well informed of hunting k s«ar3 by brightness, desigha- fishing news as soon as re- »jng*thcm in six different mag- light; therefore, a shadow S Doradus, is over 500,000 times brighter than the sun. ceived. Please be free to write r.it'ides. The invention of the scale was copied unto the me at anytime in regards to telescope Increased this num- If this super star were lo- s plate and a microphotometer cated where the sun is it would sports. Again I wish you the ber to thirty.- was] made to measure the Seasons Best for the comi-tg Heinrich Lambert, in the burn the earth to a crisp, the : degree of blackness while a New Year. eighteenth century, was the temperature on earth would be microscope was used to mea- about 4,000 degrees. first to create the science sure the size of the discs. LATE NEWS - (Please Note.. of photometry; the measure- Other techniques were added On the other hand, we know N.J. Conservation Dept.) ment of the intensity of light for more accuracy such as of a star that is one five Estimated Deer kill undeter- or relaU* illuminating the deliberate jiggling of a thousandth as bright as the mined for New Jersey, but "power. He uid this by meas- sun. Put that star in place predictions are it"* was the uring'the luminosity of two of the sun and the earth would lowest amount yet killed due lamps: placing the lamps at be frozen stiff. The sun is to Snow Storm. How about a different distances until the apparently somewhere in the special two or three day Deer shadows cast by them were middle, an average star. Season for late Jan. or Feb? equally dark and then expres- sing the hjiminosity in terms Lincoln PTA Party of distances. The Girl Scout Troops #43 and #42 consisting of Brownies As stars cannot be moved and Intermediates sponsored back and forth, this was a by Lincoln School P.T.A. primitive form of photometry. North Bergen held their First But m I860 John Zcllner'de- Seasons Greetings to you 6 Christmas Party, in the Green vised . a more useful steller Jfours. Room last night. The room photometer by employing a New York State fared fairly bore a very Xmasy atmos- lamp whose light was re- -well for the I960 hunting sea- phere. Highlightsiof the even- flected into a telescope along- son, Thanks to the party per- ing was Donna Manalie doing side the reflection of an actual mit the deer kill was an all a solo in toe dancing and tap star. By a complicated screw- time high. Also an all time dancing. Linda DeSaatis also mechanisip, the light of the high was *he amount of Black did a solo in toe dancing lamp was madeprogressively Bears taken. Quite a few Bob- and ballet, both are interme- weaJ.er until both points of cats were reported. I myself dates. Christmas Carols were light were] of the same bright- seen two tb-«t, were shot in sung by all in attendance and ness; the^ number of turns Sullivan County. refreshments were served. provided j an exact measure The accident rate was very of brightness. PFC Robert Pisano, son low when the amount of hun- Eventually photometric cat- of Mr. and Mrs. S. Pisano of ters is taken into consider- alogues were produced, among 1400 70th at., North Bergea, ation as New York rates one *hem being a Harvard edition recently enjoyed a 20-day fur- of t b e highest of licenses published in l<>08, the Gottin- lough at home. Bob completed issued. New York offers vast gen .Vctioiim.etry in 1910, arid basic tr; ning at Camp Le territory to the hunter making ine Yerkos Actinometry in Jeune, N.C.. and will continue it safer to hunt, as for New 1912. The^e catalogues, nat- his studies at Memphis, Term, Jersey, something has to be urally, barely sci itched the where he will specialize in done and done quickly. surface when measured i n the field of aeronautics. Bob Nost land that was once avail- numbers of stars in the sky. is a graduate of Weehawken able to the hunter has now A better method was needed. High School. Upon completing been heavily posted by farm- An american astronomer, his basic training, he won ers. These same farmers have G P Bond, first got the idea awards for marksmanship, a been complaining the damage y«t,fro« *,iiUhii So delicate .. . that comparative brightness trophy for boxing, and also mat is being done by herds Ctakta«s abouK&ag fa opiriteal of steller images could be the "outstanding Marine of deer insofar as their cuops Uenfog« . . . rich fafoBvmfefe so delightful to measured o n photographic award." are concerned. 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Hobokea 271 Imtkmaa Art. -j^a^—t^jB^^u^MS—d^jttteJUMMSJSKaMsdl West New York S^^egS^ni^e]^^^^eU^S^^U^B^^^U^^SWiejue^^^S^^^^^^^S^^^U^^^^^^S^BS^^Ul Seeaueus Season's Greeting* Season's Greetings ANRO EMBT 00. JUy. Service Schmidt Bros. •Bnfeary 596 56th St. W.N.Y. 6110 Bergenline Ave. Complete Anto Repair* tttjCt _ _ We«t New York Ignition—Tone Up Greetings I Rt 3 North Side. Secaucos| Capitol Points WILLIAM BRULSAUER t Season's Greetings Season's Greetings 179 Jackson Ave H. Scnmid Iron Works Mfg. of Fine Emb'y» 9 Wnen low in spirit, call Merry ChrWttrwf 9530 Railroad Ave. ^ 9^ Garden Wine A liquor North Bergen A Merry Christmas 74 V Garden St., Hoboken4 To AO My Friends OL 9-8241 Park Service Station L. J. RAD 100 Woodcliif Ave. Bolters Bakery Home of Rne Jewelry cor. Palisade Ave. ?A Merry Christmas To Al? Bcr^enline Ave. Ac North Bergen My Friends in Seeaueus 200 Jackson Ave. 60lh St., West New York ^BlHPsV^i^s»^PBIWflBp^^WsVflp^^''^^su^^e^W^^^n>^BnM«enj WERNER BROS. A Merry Christmas To AH Fred Goldstein Garbage Removal and *>LAZA A, MERMET £220 Centre Ave., Secaii Season's Greetings Pipes & Smokers Articles Abel Goldstein Br«ftcan Funeral Home ^|i_ ^p^HPn^a^an^a^an>^aj^n>^a]^w^a]anp^i|a^^s^n^^anni COFFEE SHOP 531 39th St., Union City MA Merry Christmas To 6414 Bergenline Ave. (r(^Rif^w^wr^wr^flB^Wi^^ww<^swsiHWi Z My Friends A Merry Christmas To HOME OCKHCED MEALS West New York Season's Greetings f!r Snipe** Boat Home Afl My Friends la RITA at Ft, of Centre Ave. Hudson County Try Us! — Thank You! Season's Greetings Dinty Moore's Tavern Seeaueus Pauline'* Luncheonette 5215 Bergenline Ave. Cornelius E. 6132 Bergenline Are. West New York t Merry Christmas From 1297 Paterson Plank Road Ml _ Wet New York Marge * Bill'. Gallagher Secaucus, New Jersey To Ali Trenz Market Season's Inc. Wines, liquors, Beer Congressman UNion 7-9326 Broadway ^^^^^^^^^^£^^^^^^^^^£K^^Maj^*assj^anjSj^MBlb^ejAdejsi Prompt Delivery ^••W^W^WWW^W^rW^WT^Wf^nn^sni »ark Ave. New York 6901 Park Ave. 313-15 Centre Ave. A Merry Christmas and UN 7-9420' Guttenberg Season's Happy New Year 1 ktajteess AGNES FELIOANO'S Season's Greetings To AD Madison Season's Greetings Beauty Salon My Friends In Seeaueus 443 52ndi Su W.N.Y. Hudson Travel Bores* JIM SHORT'S Pizzeria 6r | |B fl|««|^A Valiant GIVE A MUSICAL GIFT Immediate Delivery. THIS CHRISTMAS! ALL MODELS ALL COLORS SNARE DRUM OUTFITS. Hudson County's COMPLETE DRUM OUTFITS. .... Largest CHRYSLER Bb TRUMFET & CASE PLYMOUTH 3 PICKUP ELECTRIC GUITAR $99, VALIANT FIANORGAN CHORD ORGAN. .... $139. IMPERIAL , WE STOCK THE FINEST HOHNER HARMONIC AS Dealers EXCELSIOR ACCORDIANSf FENDER GUITAR 4. 2945 HUDSON BLVD. FIRST SAVINGS AMPLIFIERS, DRUMS, BONGOS & ACCESSOff •nd L*«M A*»ochition of JERSCY CITY STEREO-HI PI. FHONOS, RADIOS JERSEY CITY, N. J. TAP'S RECORDERS HIM WGPPE» !•* M*i» Hud*on City Crrewrille Offie* orrs. Offic. O» Journal Sqmre 70 Opp. Stanley Tfaatoc SICKLES MUSIC STO|E FT** Trim* Om CENTRAL MCKSOM j -PL 3-6100- Avmcii AVCNt» AVtNUK 652 NEWARK AVE., JERSEY CITY Wishing, You A a>*Ma U/Ikl/t CftKl/: CHINESE-AMERICAN TT I 1^ V3 rV/nV3 RESTAURANT Dorn SEASON'S Wishes You A Merry Christmas Transportation And A Healthy New Year 1026 Pat Plk. Rd. GREETINGS [ 7418 Bergenlina Avenue North Bergen, N. 1, Robert Ho, mgr. UNion 7-9542 Secaucus Hay a steady glow of happi- ness warm, the hearts and brighten the lives of every Season's Greetings one of our friends tfirough- out a New Year, richly re- warding in achievement. LAUNDRY WORKERS Riker Bar & Grill 60th St. LUMBER TRIM INTERNATIONAL SASH FRAMES DOORS MOLDS UNION Local 284, A. F. ofL. MtUWORK Thomas, F. Norton 124 43rd ST., UNION CITY,- ft. , 7.2121—7-2122 The International I s Assn. CAPTAIN WILLIAM V BRADLEY, PRESIDENT TEDDY GLEASON, GENERAL ORGANIZER HARRY HASSELGREN (Seerttorjr Treasurer) PATRICK CONNELLY (Executive VU» Present) oi me Sherman Ave., Talmud Mrs. John E. Otis, 4 Torah Auxiliary....Happy bir- St., their 28th; to Mr. and thday to David Shiffma 15, Mrs. Nicholas Canonira. 3206 HUDSON - BERGEN 6113. Hudson ave., West New Hudson blvd.. Jersey City, York; to Miss Franca Musto, 52nd ; to Mr. and Mrs. John ROUNDUP 6, 210-51st st., West New York Caster, 1202 Willow ave., Ho- The storm has worked havoc poned include the party sche- Hubert Michels, 94. of 49boken, 33; to Mr. and Mrs. with meetings in Hudson and duled by the Masonic Cab Manhattan, ave., Jersey City Timothy Burns, 91 Bidwell Bergen Counties. Many Auxiliary of Jersey City for ....Men's Club of Temple ave.. Jersey City, 25th; to Christmas parties and other last Monday. It will be held Beth-El, North Bergen, heard Mr. and Mrs. Aram Buru- affairs have been put off or at the regular meeting on a talk on stock investments chian, 380 Oncrestter., Cliff- cancelled because of the 17- Jan. 9; The Fidelity Guild, at a recent monthly break- side Park. 26th; to former inch snowfall. Events post- of Union City, party will be fast meeting held in the temple North Bergen Fire Lt. and held Thursday; the Chanukah auditorium. David Punyon is Mrs. Patrick De Lee, 104 Operetta, sponsored by North president. 1204-27th st.," 33rd; to Rabbi Hudson Yeshiva Women has • ** * and Mre. Aaron L. Gottes- been postponed until Dec. 25- Anniversary greetings to man, 95 Grant ave., Jersey COMPLETE ELSIE in Yeshiva Building, Union RtCtCDINC CASKET 8E- West New York Commissioner City. 30th; to Mr. and Mrs. LXCTEO. «(rm4 n»ntt tHtt. City and the Merchandise Mart pi Hull •« aMar UM. rawil BEAUTY SHOPPE Thomas Musuneci, 515-54th f fewpiuri I* 1*t«r N. J. of North Hudson Hadassahhas SAIL 01 WE NEW St., West New York, 44th; to tabi a4 can m€ Dedicated been postponed indefinitely Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. •5-ff. TRIFLE DIESEL Buckman, 153-49th St., Union If To MORE The Ladies Aid Society of WtMQflD First Presbyterian Church, il Open, City, 25th; to Mr. and Mrs. Wiliiorrt Schlemm Inc Hoboken, will meet Jan . 3 "SEA STAR tat Matthew Dempsey, 513 Bloom- M*J€T CITY 4 hqn 4 HMMI A.« AIR-CONDITIONED in clubrooms, 605 Hudson st. field St., Hoboken, 26th; and Mrs. Walter Lee is president LEAVES 15th ST., HOBOKEN to Mr. ani_ Mrs. Dominick V.HIOH OTT FOR YOUR COMFORT i.n A.M. Oaiiy 7 KX» ...Mrs. Adaline Meyer has Puccio, 230 Brunswick St., Call-For Appointment been" elected Councilor of Un- EXCEPT FRIDAY Jersey City, 50th. UNion 3-0075 dercliff Council, Daughters of » * » When your wife's birthday America, Edgewater. BUCKS & BASS comes along she' 11 appreciate 443 60tfc St, W.N.Y. The Jewish Community * * • CAFT. MUD SAJDIK your forgetting her past and (Nr. Bergenlin« Ave. Center of Jersey City has remembering her present. More than 150 persons at- formed swim teams in four tended the musical version of age groups. They will com- "Our Town" at the West New pete in local and state meets York Jewish Community Cen- MPERATORE ....Jack Linn of 8600 Boule- ter. The Sisterhood of Shaare vard East, North Bergen, has Zedek is planning another been installed as master of stage production in the spring ft* Qwfty Ezra Lodge 215, at a recent ....Mrs. Ruth Slurberg is meeting in Masonic Temple, chairman of the Jan. 23 dinner FURNITURES West New York....Holy Fam- UI17-1W3 ily PTA, Union City, is spon- MM Hmr Y«fc A* soring a party for children of the school, Dec. 23 in FAIRVIEW Park Theater, Union City. Mrs. Patricia Becker is pre- GLASS CO. Yw sident Former Union City Specializing in Auto Glut Commissioner Thomas A. No- "teskfential GUw lan has been elected president i Jin' are dan Tops Eyes Examined - UNion 4-29H5 of the city's Fourth Hard Sif>r i fci-vtows Repaired Democratic Club....John Do~ DR. NATHAN FREED bish was installed as presi- OTTO MACK FUNERAL HOME 3M ANDERSON AVENUE OPTOMETRIST dent of Towns Social and 1245 Paterson PIk. Rd. at Post Place FAIRVIEW, N. J. 1301 Pat. PIk. Rd. Athletic Club of Wpst New Wffitoer Seeaucus, N. J. York at a recent dinner meet- Secaucos, N. J. UN. 7-4752 ing. • • * EMERSON Four North Hudson youths have i>een assigned to K Co., 17" Port. Television Second Training Regiment at Fort Dix. They are Joseph H. 99.95 Chiesa, Ronald A. Kordis, both of North Bergen; Hernando Reinoso and Richard J. Po- PORTABLE metti, both of Union City 19" Television Special Capt. and Mrs. EarleStevens, 1100 Palisade ave., Union City, are on a Mediterranean cru- 119.95 ise and are due back at the EASY end of this month Hudson County District Court Judge HOLIDAY PHILCO A. Alfred Fink has succeeded TERMS, GAS DRYER Frederick H. Hauser as presi- TOO! ummrn dent of Hudson County Bar onNew.VERI-THIN 1961 139.95 Assn. ARE YOU SICK? RCA VICTOR SYLVANIA For 40 years thU offic* ha« helped patients wtUi chronic t nervous ul- 23" TABLE MODEL ments — Natures w*y. St will add years to your life. PORTABLE TV 149.95 CtU OL 9-3379 For fippointment. SIDE Dr. J. C. KAUFMAN view Ask for the "TROUPER" r t CHUOr'JMCTO* • RCA 112S WASHINGTON ST. H0IOM« FREE 24" Television 90-DAY Console Model SER CE 189.95 WESTINGHOUSE JEWELERS INC. ELECTRIC DRYER 1M WASHINGTON ST. AS 119.95 NO MONEY LOW Pit HOBOKEN OL. * DOWN AS WiEK. RCA Every PWCSIAM 4 Btrfsia: DISHWASHER • DIAMONDS Special 149.95 • GIFTS KEYSTONE APPLIANCE CO. RCA • WATCHES 151143rd St, North Bergen, N. J. 11 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator • JEWELRY Dehixe 159.95 L MARCUS Caul Us ft. "Bottom of Hill For Rock Bottom Prices" H* Win Gtv« You A Optt Gray Evening Till 5:» - Open Wednesdays - UN 7-MW KEYSTONE HmOm Appliance Co. 1511 43nl St, N. R o I E I 5 BROKEN GLASSES! BE SURE YOU HAVE ENOUGH ON HAND NOW! YOU CAN BUT THEM AT i LOW, LOW PRICES FROM A LARGE SELECTION TO PICK FROM, IN FACT ONE OF THE LARGEST IN THE COUNTY! WJY «tolJfi*Mfc mm "Tim Gttt Shop of tlie Avtnira" 6149 tSMmUNI «f t>, «RST WW YORK •* •P^fS •• —I COMMISSIONERS PUT HOST TO 2,000 I CHILDREN AT CHRIS1MAS PARTY The Fountain Cocktail Lounge Mayor John R. Armellinc •cr9«n Ceuifty'* Most Modern . . . of West New York and his An atmosphere you are: rare In ••njo* FINE colleagues on the West New i i » Featuring • ITALIAN York Board of Commissioners * AMERICAN Commissioners Rudolph S. THE FABULOUS JAY'S Tedesco. John C. Ceno, John For Your Dancing And Usienfng CUSINE E. Otis and Lawrence T. Ha- HaUTolfirt vey, welcomed some 2,000 . " PACKAGE GOODS WE DELIVER For AH QccMJooa happy West New York chil- JSTBergm BJvd , tmrfirw • f»rkin« on •m JACXSON mm dren at a joint annual free kiddies Christmas Party, held WH 3-3131 VEST NEW YOU. N. J. Saturday Morning, Dec. 17, . W. INONMW i960 at the Mayfair Theatre, , - Air West New York. i Chairmen were: Raymond Gabriel, Co-Chairman and [WELCOME TO OUR NEW YEAR'S! 3 Master of Ceremonies with Frank Lavagno as Co-Chair- Grand man, and Co-Chairlady Jose- PARTY phine McGuire, assisted by large , hardworking commit- FOR A Re-Opening tees from the organizations of Mayor Armellino, and Com- GALA missioners Otis, Tedesco OF Cendo and Havey. NIGHT Greeting and lighting of, OF. PISA large Christmas tree was de- livered by Mayor Armellino, FUN US and welcomes were extended by his colleagues, the joint AND ' hosts. Commissioners Cendo, FINEST Havey, Otis and Tedesco. ENTERTAINMENT The program featured car- toon movies, live music by orchestra donated by Locals • DINING & DANCING #526 & 512, Am. Fed. of Mu- sicians. BUY YOUR TICKETS FOR Each, child received bag of NEW YEAR'S EVE NOW! goodies and valuable toys, under the chairmanship of 12.00 Per Couple- MENU CLOSED SUNDAY OPEN Frank Tnvisonno. FRUIT COCKTAIL Santa Claus appeared with --FULL COURSE D1NNEH 74th St. & Oil |||,c costumed helpers and circu- PINT TC A CCUPLIi lated throughout the theatre, NC4SEMAK£RS, HATS, finding out what was wanted STREAMERS, BALLOONS, Etc. for Christmas, and was sur- rounded, with the Mayor and ALL NEW BANQUET FACILITIES Board of Commissioners, with KEILP'S BAR & RESTAURANT shouting children who wanted 1322 PATERSON PLANK ROAD SECAUCU* Now Open to make sure their Christmas — UNion 7-9589 — letters to isanta were received Take the family out for Christmas and accurately undefstood. Christmas Carols and en- Dinner tertainment were also fea- tTEDESCO'S CHRISTMAS MENU tured. 5 MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS I'I DELTA EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS DAY Sunday Night DANCES DINNER OR NEW YEARS EVE S22 38III Si UNION CITY VFW brl Hud,or. DM W.N.Y. an4 Brff*ntin« Aw. Th« EPICS, ORCHESTRA GRAND HOTEL UN3-9721 HOLIDAY DINNER $2.75 BALLROOM APPETIZER: CHILDREN'S DINNER...$1.75 FRE| PARKING SW Shrimp Cocktail Clam Cocktail nJwwrHAYi^i ~ 2-1800 nt rT FrokCockua Pineapple LOOKEE HERE! *1 ^ « o»n»"«nt & Dancing SOUP: Tammany Hall by Candlelight to Mino«trone No. 1 on Polka Hit Parade "THE RYTHM DEANS " ENTREE: Spaghetti Hay! Krajcwski Ravioli HAY! HAY! Potta SECAWUS, N. J. HATS — NOISEMAKERS ROAST • *^~ Ilenry Krajemki, Proj, ROAST TURKEY. G1BLET GRAVY *" * ROAST VIRGINIA HAM, CHAMPAGNE SAUCE Ask for Stella Record No. l«3f COMPLETE ROAST LEG OF LAMB, MINT JELLY CHICKEN IN THE BASKET SIRLOIN STEAK DINNER VEAL CUTLET, PLAIN OR PARMESAN ROAST CHICKEN KEILP'S PER ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF Bar & Restaurant S ALL THIS VEAL CACC1ATORI OO 1J22-13M Paterson PUL RtL FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP IFOR ONLY At The Plaza PERSO 2 SOFT SHELL CRABS SECAUCUS, N. J. (Choir* of PoL * Veg. or Chef* Salad) Finest Cocktail Bar •1 (.5* EXTRA) la Tbe State $170 FILET WGNON on Toast 2 LAMB CHOPS Broiled Catering to Weddings, SHRIMP OR CHICKEN " 2 PORK CHOPS Broiled CHICKEN COCOATOW Parties • Banquets SIRLOIN STEAK LOBSTER TAIL Broiled All You Can Eat STEAK fLATTER ENTERTAINMENT •SERVED NEW YEAR'S" DAY" Fridays ft Saturdays DESSERT: Served Family Style with Potdtoes rice CreajB Cake Coffee, Tea, Air Cond;'i . . . where ywi can dance wWi any of the prettiest girls in town . . . watch some TV ... play some shuffleboard .. , *njoy pleasant conversation ... or just tit and relax Nicest «ay v_,-.,-,.;. you'll find to escape i lonely evening. Men of ai ages . . . 80 " to 18 ... have been enjoying the Bluebird's friendly atmosphere ''Theatre Party for 21 years. Why not come over tonight to the Dinner - Theatre - Trdnsporttt BLUEBIRD BALLROOM 0«ncl«9 daily IF.M..14.W. tit ItOAP STREET. NEWARK C!«M4 Moatfay "WILDCAT" w.tti L"C.He Pall Jan. 4, 9, 10, 11, 23, 25, 3 F*k. 2, 6. 8 Pte-CAtkfmasSPEC/AL/ ALL fNCLUSIVE IN PARTY PACKAGE For Reservation* CaU a/nrn OL J-C10C JOURNAL SQUARE, Jl- C. EASY HOLIDAY TERMS. TOO! on New, V WITHIN 1961 EVERYBODY RCA VICTOR Does Their PORTABLE TV SIDE VIEW Ask for the "TROUPER" SHopp'mq E 90-D4V m SOIVICE SYLVETTE 314Jackson Ave. Store NO MONEY AS 125 DOWN LOW I * KR BECAUSE YOU GET THE FINEST AS " WEEK GIFT LINGERIE, NYLONS SPORTSWEAR, BRAS LAUFEHBERG'S and GIRDLES MUSIC HOUSE AT LOWEST PRICES i * Syhrette Shoppers Know They Can Get 1313S«iMaitkvt.Vwim CityMJ Exchanges Or Refunds After Christmas TOP expert markmanshjp badge was" elected chief to succeed GRAY LADIES during range firing with the Michael Schmitt% John Woe- FRANK'S MARKSMAN submacnine gun Ita Germany. ckener, also unopposed was Karlsruhe. Germany-PFC A wLreman in the 555th CHRISTMAS LOCAL « LONG DiSTAIKL elected first assistant chief. MOVING-:- STORAGE Thomas R. Leigh, 20, son of Engineer Group's Headquar- Fred Koenemund defeated Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Leigh, ters Company in Karlsruhe, he John Heflich for the office of PARTY mtG BtscatwT 224 Bartholdi ave., Jersey entered the Army in January second assistant chief. Gray Ladies of North Hudson HEW rUKNITUME«»•«*» ' City, recently achieved recog- 1960, completed basic training Association officers elected Chapter, American RedCross *<£%£*"£? • nition as a top Army marks- at Fort Dix, and arrived over- with Bonin are: Arthur Glae- held their annual Christmas seas last June. ser, first vice president; party yesterday (Sunday. Dec. CHAS. Leigh is a 1959 graduate George S. Day, secretary; Ro- 18) for 350 guests of the Hud- Robert Undinger of Snyder High School. Before •bert Zulauf, treasurer; Oscar son County "Welfare Home, CIRINCION, Inc. Secaucus. With the help of CAKFENTEK BUILDRR Largest Dealer in the Statt entering the Army, he was Salvatori, financial secretary; employed by the Walter Ma- - Francis Swift, sergeant-at- LINOLEUM -CUirETS the Junior Red Cross mem- Keptfn * BROADLOOM • HUGS chine Co. arms. bers, Christmas gifts includ- All officers will be installed ing' comfort articles, hanker- Cw««it MM BantV 41*414 Jtai STREET on Saturday, January 7.1961 chiefs, scarves, talcum UNION CITY. N. J, Mayor Moore at the Plaza Recreation Hall. powder and soap were distri- UNkM 6-8356 WINDOW SHADES. Mayor James F. Moore has buted to aU. METAL EDGING. ETC. To Install consented to be the installing There were games, carol officer. "Hie committee in singing and refreshments. charge of arrangements con- Some of the Juniors also pre- New Fire Chiefs sists of Samuel Koerner, Her- sented Christmas presents to Secaucus Firemen's Mutual man Wrede and George Day. their 'adopted' grandmothers FRED'S Association Thursday night at A donation was made to the and grandfathers and all AUTO REPAIRS the Fire House of Engine Co. Christmas fund for the Fire- joined in wishing each other No. 1. elected Harold Bonin, the Season's Greetings. Miss All makes of cars & trucks men's Home in Boonton. Re- president. All candidated were freshments were served by. Marion J. Daly, Chairman of REBUILT ENGINES unopposed. members of Engine Co. No. the Junior Red Cross Com- FOR ALL CARS Fire Chiefs elected are: L The meeting was hastily mittee, led the Juniors' dele- CHRISTMAS Ignition-Carburetors adjourned to answer a fire gation. Brake call on Lincoln Avenue. For the past several years State Inspection Service Motors Henry Koenemund, president the Gray Ladies have been 6902 Hudtott Blvd. conducted the meeting. visiting the county institutions Guttenber«, N. J. iflELONE lac weekly and have made each UN $-8555 holiday an occasion for spe- Miss Rittitiger cial recognition with gifts and Auto Body Wks the spreading of good will. ' BEBTHA W. *10 SECAUCUS GG6 MtRM Ptakrai Wine & Liquor Store «OtMA»« "606" Next to Acme Sup*rmorkct TRAM-INS €a> • SALES OQ * REPAIRS vsttw MOUNT VERNON ACCESSOtlfS BLENDED WHISKY USED BICYCLE • TOYS 2% 3*2 a*( Oa Lay Aw«y MM Fitter* Ki»q( MM in •MMI-1W 11 CANS tOUilON A ' REE DEUVEIY y WHISKEY 4 5th 1 qt WHO BANTE- TOWN* COUNTRY frwn RED 99iE ...., . \ Bicycle Stores, Inc. mat \ «15 BEROENUHE AVfi. UNion 7-7428 SE HAHA ESTANOl. - » KHANDS OF KEEK ,VM) %.t. ELKS ! GLEE J CLUB GIVES Iu (x. KIDDIES PARTY RECREATION GLEE CLUB never had a more appre- ciative audience than cerebral palsied children whom they entertained at Hoboken Elk's annual Christmas party for the afflicted youngsters. John Maratta is direc*or of the group. In the picture with him are Mayor John J. Grogan, Arthur Scheffler and mem- bers of the committee in charge of the party held at the club rooms. FIRM IVES EMPLOYEE DINNER STAR COAT COMPANY employes shown with their president, Anthony Seardino, who was host to the group at the firms annual Christmas party in Blue Point Restaurant. He is in the center of the photo. Others are Enzo De Luca, John Bado, Louis Gant, Francesco P. Fula, Italian Vice Counsel, Postmaster iNick Caruso, Joe Tighe, Thomas Gallo, Father C'ispman. Mike Ocello, Arthur Maratta, Tony Celento, Lous De Pascale. POSTMEN HOLD SHINDIG HOBOKEN LETTER CARRIERS dedicated their nual Christmas meeting to their postmaster ^Nicholas Caruso, The Yuletide get-together was held in Blue Point Restaurant, lathe group are, seated. Via Caruso Ed Moraii, Postmaster Caruso, Jim Marnell.Frank Harriat, RalphSansevere, and, standing,M.Valentine, Kiilien, PatTotaro, Bob Denocola, JoeShelton, Simone. Warren Bassin, Anthoay Azzaretti.Dom ccettit, #e^ Marnell* Jack Simotie, Ernfe Francke.