i! t i > i! '• \ • i' :
VOLUME 5, NUMBER 40 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1963 Columbus Day Ceremonies NEW SUPPORT FOR BOND ISSUES
WORD OF THANKS - Gov- ernor Richard J. Hughes i shown chatting with Arthur Scheffler, president of Ne-v Jersey State Hotel - Motel Association following the as sociation's endorsement o the Governor's $750 millio Bond Issues proposal. Mr Scheffler, who resides in Ho boken and operates the Hots 1 Park East in Elizabeth, sai the .association decided t endorse the Bond Issue after close scrutiny of th pros and cons of Publi Questions 1 and 2 which wi appear on the ballot on Nov ember 5. (See story insid
COLUMBUS DAY ceremonies honoring the great navigator who paved the mike. Others in the reviewing stand are Councilmen John Pain die way for the millions who would come after him to seek freedom in and Frank Finnerty, City Chairman Edward J. Borrone, Cour.ci .men the new world were held la the shadow of the imposing statue of Christo- Rudolph Rranieri, William Matthews and Louis DePascale. At th< foot pher Columbus in die park hearing his name. The program, sponsored of the statue are Anthony Santorello and Judge OeFazio shown pi .cing by Hoboken Unico, was in charge of Judge Charles De Fazio shown at the wreath. M--~ PASSENGERS INJURED ROSARY SOCIETY TO FIRST SOCIAL EVENT ERIE SEEKS CITY'S HELP IN CURBING HOLD CARD PARTY HOBOKEN BAR ASSOCIATION TO HOLD ROCK THROWING AT TRAINS BY BOYS AT PARISH CENTER DINNER HONORING DISTRICTCOURT JUDGEjS At a special meeting of his ex A fall card parry will be held at ecutive officers. President Judj f Erie Lackawanna Railroad re - j 8 p.m., Oct. 24, in the parish Plan Dinner Dance quested on Tuesday, the cooper- I Hotel Owners Back Benedict A. Beronio. complete J social center, 414 Hudson St.,' The combined societies of St. J o- discussions for the program f ation of mayors, local police, Hughes' Bond Issues Hoboken, by the Rosary Society seph's Church, Hoboken, will spon- the re-Invigorated Hoboken Bi r school superintendents and parents • of Sts. Peter and Paul Roman sor its Fourth Annual Dinner Dance Association. in the suburban communities along The New Jersey State Hotel-Mo- Catholic Church, Hoboken. on Saturday evening, Nov. 16. The The meeting was held in tf e its Uses to join with them In • tel Association has gone on record Proceeds at die affair will go affair will be held in the school bringing to a bait the dangerous in favor of Governor Richard J. Empire Room, Clam Brodi Hous to the school building fund. hall, 73 Jackson st. Dinner will A Dinner meeting will be he practice of youngsters throw- I Hughes' $750 million Bond Issues Mrs. Patrick 0*Boyle and Mrs. be served at 7:30 p. m. and danc- ing stones at mowing passenger proposal, it was announced this on Thursday. Oct. 24 in the Mai George Madden are co-chairmen ing will begin at 9:00 p.m. to the lin Room, at which time Hudsi r trains. A spokesman for the week. of the event. They will be as- music of Bob Smith's orchestra. company said that there has been The announcement was made fol- County District Court Judge sisted by Miss Rita Llnder, Chairman of the event is Alex- Ftnk, CozzJ and McFarland ! an alarming increase in such in- lowing a meeting between Govern- table prizes; Mrs. Alvin Rowland ander Karycinski and Co-Chair- cidents in recent weeks with the or Richard J. Hughes and Arthur be feted by the Hoboken 8a and Miss Marie Holcomb, tickets; lady is Mrs. Louis Franc one. Former Magistrate Charles result that several passengers J. SchefQer of Hoboken, president Mrs. John Kiely, decorations, and Rev. Joel Arnold OFM is pastor have been injured by broken win- of the association. Mr. Schefiler Mrs. Herbert Dryer, Mrs. Kiely, Fazio, Jr is chairman erf dow glass. owns the Hotel Park East in Eliza- Mrs. John Ryan, Mrs. Francis dinner, and along with his con "This matter has now reached beth. Scott and Miss Helen Reynolds, HALLOWEEN PARTY mittee, are completing arrans; acutely serious proportions," J. *t)ur decision was no* occasion- awards and special prizes. ments for a most enjoyable ii ner program. R. Ebert, superintendent of the ed by haste," Mr. Schefller said. Hostesses for the evening will The Rosary Society of St. Jo- railroad, 3aid in a letter to may- "The directors at the association seph's Church, will hold its an- This will be the opening socih! be Mrs. Peter Kuniekiewicz, Mrs. event for the new Fall seas ors and requested the assistance who represent hotels and motels Ralph D'Attilo, Mrs. Alfred Pheif- nual Halloween Party on Tues- of local police departments to in every section of New Jersey had day evening Oct. 29 in the school under President Beronio's regim fer, Mrs. Jack Hehzman, Mrs. The recently activated assn. h i« place the matter before princi- ample time and material to study Rocco Manclni and Mrs. Joseph hall, 73 Jackson st , Hoboken. pals of various schools in the before making their decision,*"Mr. Chairladies, Mrs. John Muller been inspired by the cooperau Wicentowicz. received from local lawyers a area. Ebert pointed out that die Schefiler added, Miss Llnder is president of the and Mrs. Catherine Fitzsimmons shattering of windows is a par- "After a careful Study of the pros are working for a successful af- the members of the bar in te <- society, and the Rev. Albert Hess eral. ticular hazard to the eyes of pas- and cons of the Bond Issues pro- is moderator. fair which will include refresh- sengers and sometimes results in posal we decided that approval oft ments. A stimulating professional cale the Public Questions 1 and 2 on the) Mrs. Erminio DeAngelis is pres- dar for meetings by the gro serious injury. About 230 trains , will be formulated in the n-: have been stoned this year causing November 5 ballot would be in the Wed In Church Rite ident and Rev. Joel Arnold OFM Conv. is moderator of the Society. [future by judge Beronio, injury to 58 passengers and em- best interest of all residents at Our Lady of Grace Roman Cath- Presidents, Julia Hanrahan av: ployes, the company said. New Jersey," Mr. Scheffler added. olic Church, Hoboken, was the Double Parking Robert Brady; Secretary. Steph r-r When a train is stoned, a report Mr. Scheffler, who is a member of recent setting of the marriage of Lypinski and Treasurer, Mauri • is relayed immediately by tele- the non-partisan Citizens Commit- Miss Marguerite Hannagan, daugh- Will Get You Ticket Gottlieb. All staff officers ha-- phone or radio by train crews to tee for the Bond Issue said there ter of Mrs. Daniel Hannagan of Hoboken*s acting police chief. promised to makt the Hobok the railroad police department at were several reasons why the as- 1137 Garden St., Hoboken, and Police Capt. George Crimmins, Bar Association a distinguish ?: Hoboken. In some instances the sociation favored the Bond Issues Michael Higgins, son of Mr. and warned that any letup in die crack- professional group andmostac boys are apprehended, but the area proposal. Mrs. Martin Higgins of 54 46th down on double parking will not in Hoboken for the welfare of r? of Northern New Jersey served by "Governor Hughes' plan is fiscal- St., Weehawken. be tolerated. residents and for the betterrr THE SILVER WEDDING anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Musto brother; David DeLeonardis, nephew; Mrs. Frank DeLeonardis,£ was remembered by their sons, Robert and Charles, who gave the Mrs. Pat Jaccadine, sister; Miss Ann Musto, sister; Thomas Musi couple a reception at Knights of Columbus Hall, 43rd Street,Union City. brother; Mrs. A. Patti, sister; Ronald Patti, nephew; Mrs. James Ahe] n, Mr. Musto, an employe of Ward Trucking, North Bergen, is well known sister; Mrs. Arthur Bright, sister; Mrs. Frank Farese, sister-in-law, in Hudson County. Eighty guests attended the affair held Monday evening. Paula Russo, grandneice; Robert Musto, son; Frank Farese, brother-in Couple were married on October 8, 1938 in St. Ann's Church, Hoboken. law; Charles Musto, grandson; Mrs. Joseph Farese, sister-ln-law;M] s. Their grandson Charles makes it a four-generation family. In the group Charles Musto, daughter-in-law; Charles Musto, son, Pat Farese,brotber are Charles Musto, father; Joseph Farese, best man and brother-in-law; in-law; Mrs. James Farese, sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Marotta, sister- Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Musto, the honored guests;Mrs. Steve Shableski, in-law; Mrs. Pat Farese, sister-in-law; James Farese, brother-in-law; sister and maid-of-honor; Mrs. and Joseph Farese, step-mother and 3onna Farese, neice; Arthur Bright, brother-in-law; Ralph Farese,brD- father (Standing, reading across picture from left to right, Ralph Musto, ther-in-law; Mrs. Ralph Farese, sister-in-law fiyt 2 MMH rktaNrMr QdCMf walMS IOURNEY1O TH£ STARS BY DOROTHY SEXTON •y Jaats P. Grazfoso LOG After die exploration of die moon will come die manned flights to to- die same time It takes to SHADES OF HITLER BY BERNARD LASKY Mars; but after Mars, what? Venus, complete an orbit around the sun. once considered a prime target Thus, one side of die planet is For the first time in the peacetime history of the United The Republican Party has a friend for a manned mission, may not always facing dw sun and is very, at Chase Manhattan. In fact, Its be a high priority goal because very hot. Tbe other side never States, it is proposed in legislation now pendingbefore the best friends are at Chase Man- 'Congress to deny the right of trial by jury! This is one of it's hostile atmosphere and high receives «ny sunlight, 19 always hattan. However, Governor Nel- temperatures will require much dark and, in die opinion of many the more important (and least publicized) aspects of the son Rockefeller could find die air noted scientists, die dark side of S.1731 and H.R.7152. . .Under this insidious bill, the Judg- more study. Jupiter, certainly a bit chilly at die Manhattan Bank- high oa die list of future desdn- Mercury is die coldest spot la the ment of Federal inspectors, appointed tobring about social iag Institution since bis brother, solar system, which is quite an David and others of die staid and sdona, la far, far away. Gaining reforms, would supersede our traditional and Constitution- support as a highly interesting oddity for a planet diet is nearest al judicial processes. Through the sly device of eliminat- proper Rockefeller dan are more to die sui* than perturbed at die tradition place to visit is die plaaet Mer- ing criminal penalties, those who drew the bill have made cury, often neglected in future As Mercury rotates around die it so a violator of the "public accomodations' section (Title breaking romance that ToundCupid, sun It wobbles slightly so that love's purveyor, winging die af- space plans. Hi, would be haled without hearing before a judge and fable and liberal Governor whose Mercury i J a unique planet. Being an ares, of die planet does have placed under Federal injunction, to cease and desist what- marital status is supposed to pre- dose to die sun, it rotates once a "day and night" cycle. This ever act of discrimination the Federal overseer may have is known as die twilight zone of clude his chances of becoming die taailllllllUIIIIIMIlUMalflllllll Mercury. The twilight zone may charged him with. And the penalty would be fine or im- President of die United States. laden. More important. Governor prisonment for contempt of court - - from which there is Recent events at Chase Manhattan be one of die few areas In our Rockefeller has vote appeal diat solar system where some form no appeal." would indicate that David Rocke- transcends party pottdcs. if any- feller is grooming somebody else of life may have developed. Tbe body, he could tt«ce tbe Harvard cyclic changes in temperature may instead of die governor for the accent out of the White House and high office of President. well create an average temper- still keep d. •• Presidency in die ivy ature within die so-called life General Lucius Clay has been League. LET'S NOT DESTROY IT \ made a member of the Board Oar rim If; $3.00 per year, iOcma scr copy. Seems Class Postage sat* at Post Omcs. At Ma* dMRjpa^ tlM iHsbflBBal PIC— Respiratory Disease is a major health threat, Chronk RD—the kind that lasts a long tine—afflicts many millions of Americans. A big part of the figitt against chronic RD, including tuberculosis, is carried on by ywur Christmas SeaJ Association By using Christ- mas Seala on year letters, cards, and packages, you, too,ca n help tim fight .gainst RD. IkfefcM • isi . , . j ;iru ji J you think he found? Youg:, sjedit. has happened to him he confided to fellow employes he the matter was that she la love JR. SN1TC She was married to another guy was going to get a fire proof mat- with the "doc1 who lapp tried to be even though he had not been away HE HAD no faith in banks. The tress. This really burned them up. well married. On her la: visit, he Mf S IHffff for more than a month He is nowotter day, while at work, his house • • * finally made it bysend ng he^ to drowning his sorrows In drink. went up in flames. He lost every- THE good looking doctor could a specialist. The unman ied In fact, he drank so much that he thing but had insurance thanks to not get* rid of this patient. She in- shrinker is now engaged :o the hv» OE FT for the Array and she was AWOL but the M.P.'s return- his wife. Yet, *-e dare not tell her sisted that she was ill and he knew pochondriac. She gave uj her oi.sis pledged her undying love. She ed him to camp. His commanding that they had been sleeping on afull well that there was not a thing for the analyst's couch. would wait for him forever. At officer listened to his story and let mattress filled with General Grant wrong with her. He tried to pacify least, that Is what she told him.On Mm off with a reprimand and KP notes that were toasted in the fire. her hypochondria with prescrip- For Results his very first furlough, what do duty. The officer understood be- He is in the process of rebuilding tions for mere vitamins. To him cause years ago the same thing and he still fears banks. This dme she was an enigma but the truth of Advertise In Classified Mr. BOSTON INTELLIGENT BUYER'S GUIDE TO FlNfrST LIQUORS AT FAIREST PRICES In spite of the New Tax Increase... YOU CAN STILL BUY OLD Mr. BOSTON QUALITY LIQUORS AT THESE LOW PRICES! Mr. BOSTON PRICE LIST Mr. BOSTON'S ROCKING CHAIR UGal. Qt. 5th Pt/lMh 0*. 5th Pt-/10th OLD Mr. BOSTON OLD Mr. BOSTON WHITE LABEL BLENDED WHISKEY Imported Whiskys Brandies Imported Canadian River Genuine Five Star Blended Whisky 6.19 4.99 3.25 Brandy 80 Proof 5.99 4.79 2.45 86.8 Proof Flavored Brandies, Apricot, • WRT Imported King's Men Scotch Blackberry, Cherry. Peach 70 Proof 5.95 4.79 2.55 Blended Whisky 1.49 Mr. BOSTON'S 86 Proof 5.99 4.99 2.59 Ginger Flavored Brandy 70 Proof 5.25 4.43 2.29 1.35 Peppermint Flavored PINCH OLD Mr. BOSTON Brandy 70 Proof 4.79 BLENDED WHISKEY Blended Whiskeys Pinch Blended Whiskey Genuine "A" Blend OLD Mr. BOSTON M89 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIKITS. IUART 86 Proof 9.50 4.89 3.99 2.49 Rocking Chair White Label Anisette, White or Pink 72Vi% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS. 8.75 4.49 3.59 2.30 60 Proof 4.99 ?99 2.15 1.40 OLD Mr. BOSTON 80 Proof Creme de Men the 5.25 4.19 2.15 1 40 White and Green 60 Proof ENGLISH MARKET] OLD Mr. BOSTON Creme de Cacao Straight Whiskeys Brown or White 54 Proof 5.29 4.29 2.25 1.40 DRY GIN Spot Bottle Straight Kummel 70 Proof 4.75 2.45 1 40 80 PROOF Bourbon Peppermint Schnapps 60 pf. 4.19 2.19 1.30 80 Proof 4.99 3.99 2.49 Proof Bottled In Bond Rye Bottled In Bond Bourbon Connoisseur Cordials '4 100 Proof 4.89 3.00 Creme de Menthe, Creme de Cacao Creme de Anisette, Creme de Blackberry OLD Mr. BOSTON OLD Mr. BOSTON Creme de Apricot, Gins Creme de Black Cherry Creme de Coffee, — English Market Gin Sloe Gin 80 Proof 8.29 4.39 3.49 2.25 Imitation Banana Liqueur, VODKA Creme de Peach 80 PROOF Vacuum Distilled Dry Gin 42 Proof 3.49 2 99 159* 90 Proof 9.29 4.69 3.75 2.40 s ,#39 OLD Mr. BOSTON OLD Mr. BOSTON JLVQUARJ T SPECIALTIES V.QKAS Stoe Gin 60 Proof 4 49 3 99 2.05 1.25 Vodka 80 Proof 8.29 4.39 3.69 2.39 Mint 4 Orange Flavored Vodka 100 Proof 5.19 4.49 2.85 Gin 70 Proof 4 25 2.19 1.25 OLD Mr. BOSTO?j Rock & Rye 60 Proof 4 39 2.25 1.32 Connoisseur Rock & Rye IMPORTED VIRGIN OLD Mr. BOSTON 48 Proof 3.09 1.89 1.05 Egg Nog 30 Proof 3 79 2 99 1.55 1.00 ISLAND RUM Rums Cocktails 65 & 70 Proof 3.59 1.05 Light or Dark Imported Rum, Vodka Screwdriver Light or Dark 2.79 2.25 1.15 .85 80 Proof 4.69 3.79 1.99 25 Proof 5.39 V, gal. 2.95 2.45 1.25 .85 Vodka Bloody Mary 25 Proof Si * 12 ounCM RUM 3FIFTH CUT OUT AND SAVE THIS PRICE LIST OLD Mr. BOSTON CONNOISSEUR OLD Mr. BOSTON OLD Mr. BOSTON IMPORTED CANADIAN FLAVORED BRANDIES i CREME DE ME\TIIE 70 PROOF ROCK & RYE Green or White RIVER WHISKY Apricot BlKkbtrry 79 39 Wild Cherry 'FIFTH •O99 M99 m Peach '4 TCW FIFTH JBTFIFTH mm SM WSTIUEB mm IWR GRAIN .NEUTRAL SPMITS. VODKA MM CRAW NEOTIAL SHUTS. «f. BOSTON IIUTIUU INC lOVrOH. tHAii. Ittatai Hart. Mfar. O*kr U.HM GRAND PARENTS FETE DONNA ON FIRST BIRTHDAY HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO DONNA, One Year Old, reads the placard held aloft Geraldlne Schlarman, cousin; Mary Capitol, grandmothenStere Schlarman,. by a friend attending Donna Sersching's party at the home rf Mr. and Mrs. cousin; Freddie Gamble, Donna, MadeMne De Genaro, great aunt; Walter W. Capitol, 806 Cedar Avenue, Secaucus. The little girl lives at 770 Hum- Capitoi, grandtathen Andrea ^racJ*^Jn°^"'|fa^T*,**°™Ji%J^^S bol* Sweet, Secaucus. In the pictureareGerard Marra.Tom Madden.uncle; godfather; Mae Capitol, great-grandmother; Grace Madden, aunt, Peggieand , Frank Gamble, Lillian Guerrleri, great-aunt; Lorraine Servedio,godmother; Margie. j Anthony DeGenaro, great-uncle; DenUe Sablno, cousin; Jimmy Gamble, :1 Georgetown University charter class of physicians CD TO CONDUCT in Washington, D.C. and dentists received de- SECAUCUS YOUTH Established in 1956, Seton grees in 1960 and in the past TRAINING PROGRAM STUDYING MEDICINE Hall College of Medicine and four years Seton Hall has ON SELF HELP Dentistry is New Jersey's awarded 278 M.D. degrees AT SETON HALL only medical school. The and 139 D.D.S. degrees. The Civilian Defense and Dis- JOHN D. SANTANIELLO of aster Control Organization of Se- caucus is planning a training pro- j Secaucus has begun his pro- am, which wiir consist of a fessional studies as a mem- andard First Aid Course and a ber of the medical Class of course In Medical Self Help. The "67 at Seton Hall College classes • will start on Thursday, of Medicine and Dentistry Oct. 24 and every Thursday there- in Jersey City. after from 8-10 p.m. for 7 weeks, Santaniello is the son of in the Group Room of the Secaucus Mrs. AmaliaGarroneandthe Public Library. late Anthony J. Santaniello, Such topics as, equipping a fallout and resides with his mother shelter, control of bleeding, art- at 12 Fairview av. He was ificial respiration, transportation of the injured will be taught. a member of the varsity The instructor is Laura Urban, basketball team while at- RN, who is a Staff Officer of the tending St. Peter's Prepi and Medical and Health Department he was awarded his A.B. of the Secaucus Unit. degree earlier this year by Those who complete the course will be awarded a Standard First Aid Card and a Medical Self Help OTTO MACK FUNERAL HOME Certificate. 1215 Patcrson Plk. Rd. at Post Place MAURA'S STORE i Serancus, N. J. UN. 7-4752 MODERN SEMI SELF SERVICE 1 COMPLETE fSS FOUR REGISTERED'| REAL ESTATE- INSURANCE PRESCRIPTION lA^R PHARMACISTS | In SECAUCUS If s DEPARTMENT *&&- TN CHARGE J Established Over 30 toan % We Call For And Deliver Prescriptions | ARN REALTY OPEN SONDAYS'AND HOLIDAYS M' | ^ UNion 5-3540 ^T \ CUSTOM BUILT HOMES - INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY HOMES WANTED CUSTOMERS WAITING I. 24-HOUR PRESCRIPTION SERVICE I 1377 Paterson Plank Rd., Secaucus, N J. A.R. Nicoletti ^ . UNIon 7-9052 or Broker UNion 7-3555 • ALUMINUM • IT LASTS Before you move in • STAYS UP «9 COLORS know the facts TILLY HOEHL'S about insurance 1248 Paterson Plank , Secaucus Fact 1: Fire insurance alone on home and contents is not UNion 7- enough. Your home could be destroyed by windstorm, explo- Discounts On All Merchandise sion or other hazard.} Pact 2: Theft coverage of your possessions, at home and SPECIAL SALE ON ALL PAINTS • Door Canopies away, should be included, • Jalousie Windows & Doors Fact 3: A lawsuit judgment against you could cost you 20% OFF • Venetian Blinds everything you own. You need liability insurance. STEPLADDERS OF WOOD AND METAL \\ • ALCOA Storm Windows Fact 4; You get all this and mere in one Homeowners • Shower Enclosures policy... with one low premium! A Full Line of AUKlttdaot I GARDEN TOOLS ROOFING MATERIALS I —Custom Made Shades— FERTILIZERS LEADERS--qUTTERS J WILLIAM J. BREMMER AND SPRAYS Ready Made and to Order \ LAUREL ALUMINUM INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE We Also Do Sheet Metal Work and Roofing PRODUCTS 1315 Paterswi Plwk M., Utmm | WE HAVE ALL KINDS 101 IUCHT PLACE HARTFORD INSURANCE GROUP UN ion 5-7643 |_ I and WAXDjBSMACHWES | OF WINDOW SHADES j S1CAUCUS NEW JStStY MEMBER - North Hudson Realtors Listing RxdJnge g TO RENT I Promoted To Chief Quartermaster HUDSON- BERGEN ROUNDUP rranic Proletd, who lives with quiet party in his Jersey City ItaU Riff aid DorettyMcM" his wife Inez and their threee home, 1$3 Palisades av....Fred the proud parents of twin daugh- Nov. S....Mr*. Victoria fe, Oli- children at 355 Walker St., was C. Olwtg of Ridgefleld, Peter Mat- ters .Also doubly blessed were ver; 3314 Central av., Uni >n'Cicy» appointed physical education de- tloli and Richard Purdy of Fair- Mr. and Mrs. Barry Brown of has been appointed to the execu- partment head of Cliffside Park vie* , are assisting in arrange- 1319 Anderson av.. Fort Lee, who tive board of New J erst y Sta;e High School Mr. and Mrs. Al- ments for the annual, Mohawk became the parents of twin girls. Society .Miss Elizabeth Annja- bert H. Doscher are at home District "ladies night" to be held To help balance the arrival of conskl, daughter of Mr. a sd Mrs.' again cm 2000 Blgler St., In Fort on Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in the girls, a few boys arrived in the Anthony Jaconski, 235 Mot roe sr., Lee, after a visit with their son parish hal3 of Our Lady of Grace homes of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hoboken, recently becsne fh.-? and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roman Catholic Church,Falrview. Cola of 237 Columbia av , Cliff- bride of Gerald Bartoli, 2 61 Lib- Austin Doscher and family of Ver- • • • side Park, Mr. and Mrs. John erty av., Jersey City. H i is th« non, Conn...... Wedding bells rang Miss Diana Marana, daughter of J. Mullin of 204! Fletcher av., son of tbe late Mr. ac i Mrs, out for Mln Angela Dal Cero re- Mr. aad Mrs. Gene Marana, 212 Fort Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Jo- John Bartoli...... Mrrand N rs. Jo- cently when she became tbe bride Ninth St., Fairview, recently re- seph Acanfora, 425 North 8th St., sepph R. Celentano,, were u&i re- of Pvt. Anthony Morreale, son of turned from a two-month Europ- Fairview centll y In Our LadL y of Gr ,ce Ro- Mr. and Mrs. CarmeUa Morreale.l ean tour during which time she • # • man Catholic Church, Fi Irvie-v. Garfield. Bride is the daughter attended tbe University of Ven- Catherine Capone, the daughter Mrs. Celentano Is the fo of Mr. and Mrs. Amerigo Dal ice for a month. The Mother's of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Capone Phyllis Berardi, daughter of M - Cero, 1070 Bergen Mvd., Fort Guild of St. John the Baptist Ro- of 178 Romaine av., Jersey City, and Mrs, Pat Berardi, 2 Lee,....Anthony Basile, who re- man Catholic Church in Fairview was one of seven seniors at Mt. ct., Fairview.....A silver sides with bis wife and two daugh- will hold their Communion Break- St. Dominic Academy, Caldwell, anniversary was celebrat- ters in Palisades Park, was re- fast on the 27th of October to be honored for highper- and Mrs. Amerlco Sart cently appointed to the Interna- Miss Louise Brtzzi, of 153 Old formance on the national Merit Franklin St., Secaucus tional Staff of United Stedworkers Palisade rd.. Fort Lee, has been Scholarship qualifying test last Prtvate Joseph N. Trinca sc- f Of America, AFL-CIO. In his named "Woman of the Year" by spring St. Anne Roman Ca- Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas T COAST Guardsman-Michael' new capacity, he will serve as in- the Business and Professional Wo- tholic Church, Jersey City was 308 Third St., Pallsadei ternational representative for the men's Club of East Bergen..... H. Sneyers, 26, son of Mr. the setting recently for the wed- has been assigned to M C e and Mrs. Harry P. Sneyers Edgewater Alcoa local unions.... The engagement of Rose Ann Noto ding of Miss Janet Suzan Holford, of the Third Training * • • to Joseph Frank Vocca, son of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George of 215 75th St., North Bergen, Mrs. Emma Vocca of Hoboken, of the H. S. Army Infantry, Train- bas been promoted from Michael Pasznik, 14, received Holford, 23 Nelson av., and George ing Center at Fort Dix ..Mr a PAL 200 trophy, for his score has been announced by her par- William Hahne, son of Mr. and quartermaster first class to ents, Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Noto and Mrs. William F. Lltt U, ->.- of 204 which led the Junior Boys Mrs. Walter Gibbons, 1625 78th cently marked their 60th chief quartermaster. of 38 Bergen btvd., Fairview.... St., Brooklyn, N.Y....Mr. andMrs. Bowling League in Bowl-o-raraa Golden wedding anniversary was anniversary. The coupie Who re- Chief Sneyers is assigned on .Route 3, Secaucus William Charles Morris, 582 Oregon av , Side at 230 Main St., Ri. to the Rescue Coordination celebrated by Mr, and Mrs. Gus- Cliffside Park, have announced the rystal of Jersey City aad Jon tav Donadt of 302 East Harriet Park, were married on ( Center of the Third Coast Salasan of West New York, will engagement of their daughter, Pa- 1903 at the Church of Fo!y av.. Palisades Park ...Mr. and tricia Morris to Peter Mannix, Guard District in New York take part in the first concert of Mrs. Leon M. Levonian of 530 nocents, Hoboken CofKrtss- City. He is an assistant! the season to be held in_ Car- son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Man- man, Domlnick V. Danieis piarke-: Broad av., Palisades park, are nix, 15 Washington av., Cliffside controller, responsible for negie Hall, New York City on his 55th birthday recent]|v a* t assisting in tbe coordination! ' of all search and rescue! cases in the western Atlantic! TETRACYCLONE pies, Mrs. Knecht and Mrs. Ca- Ocean. Widi A Little Hustle REASSIGNED therine Haslob, Rehabilitation and Ronald Stripp SerVlng With three years previous,. SONGSTER Poppies along with Mrs. Speer. With Army In Japj In Pine Form Radio and TV, Mrs. Lena Schae- Navy service, he enlisted in| THE AXE 11 fer; Safety, Mrs. Bedaro; Sick, Ronald R. Stripp, son the Coast Guard October 2, Likes. The Turf Mrs. Lown; Poppy Corsage con- Emily Stripp, 6406 De 1957, as .a quartermaster AT NEW ENGLAND test, Mrs. Rich. West, New York, was pi second class, PATTID0WD to specialist five, while i Bis first assignment was At First Asking Rubenstein Heads with the U. S. Army Sigc > aboard the Staten Island- STERLING PRINCE mand at Camp Zama, Jap based Coast Guard Cutter fa Fine Form Next Out CPA Sports Committee He attended Memorial I Tamaroa, a 205 -foot ocean- ORJENT EXPRESS Jesse Rubenstein, CPA, of 136- School. going tug specializing in Needs Fast Track 78th St., North Bergen, has been .search and rescue work in NOTRE COURS appointed Chairman of the Com- the Atlantic off the New York Last -Very Bad - Follow Up mittee on Entertainment & Sports OI 0-2702 and New Jersey coasts. He MR. TWISTER of the New York State Society reported to his present post Last Not Bad - Next Out of Certified Public Accountants In August of 1959 as a quar- THE ROOST according to Samuel I. Duboff, termaster first class. Dont Over Look President. CONSTANTIA The Entertainment & Sports Com- Chief Sneyers is married Will Be A Price mittee now has a membership of to the former Joan Ann Base- BUD BURGOO AIRMAN Vincent J.Montal- over 12,800. rap of Union City. They Wins His Share bano of Cliffside Park is Other Jerseyites appointed are: make their home with theii being reassigned to Ama- Thomas J. Devine, CPA, of Met- two children, Denise age 5, rillo AFB, Tex., for tech- uchen, and Leo Strauss Jr.,CPA, and Dennis 4, at 17 Johnson Health Is Priceless nical training as a United of HiUsdale. La., Keansburg. Guard It With Care States Air Force aircraft; Redecorate maintenance specialist. Fine Fabrics Too many people nowadays "seem Airman Montalbano, who MARCUS HORSES to think that money will buy every- enlisted in the Air Force Come See thing. Of course that isn't so, a short time ago, has com- JEWELERS INC Joe Kobiitz BY RED BOARD as everyone knows who has thought pleted his initial basic mil- 106 WASHINGTON ST. searchingly about love, fame,hap- Horses Ready To Win itary training at Lackland HOBOKEN OL 6-3180 DECORATOR k •iCB At NEW JERSEY piness or health. Literally speak- AFB, Texas. 1 1010 WASHINGTON. St, TIME AFTER TIME ing, there is no such thing as The son of Mrs. Carmels lEvery Purchase A bargain HOBOKBN, N. J. Last One A Beaut "health insurance"—only in- Montalbano of 144Rotrmell iIPOPICK surance against the costs of Ill- Ave., Cliffside Park, he is Look For An Early Win ness and restorative care. a 1961 graduate of Cliffside « DIAMONDS THREE LINKS Good health is regularly the re- Park High School. Rounding To Form sult of heredity, intelligent living • GIFTS SMART DEB and discipined self-care. There- LADIES' HATS Will Make Amends fore, the best means of protecting Mrs. Lown Names • WATCHES BATTMAN and preserving health is to be MADMO-ORD Last Not True alert to die symptoms of disease, Committee Chairmen • JEWELRY BAGHATUR attentive to ' the advice of phy- Velvet-Fur-Felt sicians, and courageously con- IF MARCUS CAN'T . Needs Long Distance Mrs. William Lown, President MON UNCLE JULES scientious in meeting the realities Ruth' Milline of our physical needs by avoiding of American Legion Auxiliary Unit FIX IT Don't Overlook 15 has announced her committee 111 Manticalta Av« BOLD BID whatever for us as Individuals HE WILL GIVE YOU J«rs«Y City is deleterious, and by doing what- appointments. Am ericani sm, Mrs. Needs Strong Boy Caroline Vigil;Chi]d Welfare .Mrs. DE. 3-7549 < • AT NEW TORK ever for our health's sake should A NEW ONE be done. Estelle Rich; Civil Defense,Mrs. NORTHERN LIGHTS Esther Ailgeler; Community Ser- Cm Turn It On powders or pills or antidotes vice, Mrs. Marie Ber'iro; Con- IAMGAY or anodynes are ineffectual at stitution and By-Laws,Miss Marie Stay With This One best against conditions which only Hearn; Coupons, Mrs. Marie Vit- WATCH FOR BABY individual intelligence and disci- osky: Finance, Miss Marie Hearn; Should Win Another pline can really control. Your Girls State, Mrs. Mary SantiUi: ALL GALL health is your responsibility. No Gold Star Mothers, Mrs. Jean Don't Over Look one can safeguard it as well as Snyder: Hospitality, Mrs. Wllhel- WHITTIER you can. Incidentally, no one mina Groffman; Initiation and Leg- Fast And Fit can destroy It so utterly, either. islarion,Mrs. SantUli;Membership and Music, Mrs. Frieda Speen National Security, Mrs Clara Me Ardle; Nylons, Mrs. Mae Knecht; Nominations, and Student Schol UNion CHy - UNion 7-1000 DR. NATHAN FRIED o tc awnroTB pot sxptw«Nci arship, Mrs. Santilii; Past Pres- Hudson Boulevard at 22nd Street OPTOMETRIST ident's Parlay, Mrs. Irene Sis serson and Poppy poster contest, Publicity and Pan American ai- JERSEY CITY - HEnderson 44)411 S***» «*• Cm, falrs, Mrs. Laura Fitzgerald; Pop- Bergen and Garrison Avenues Pfftft NcUftf, Mm, •*•* 164-4W. LW PaUotta 19S-476. i"he latest report at lite Carl's The toe male bowlers are Andrew Chevron Mixed Bowling League BOWLING HI-LIGHTS shows La Paglia's Florist and Berube 212, Waiter Dinner 201, W. N. Y. Ice Rink dked for first joe Bednarik 200. tying Walter Fritz and Paul Gibs, Fred Brunner Davis sare 169, DM Allmer 162, Joaa place with an 11-4 record. San- dy's Bar is in second with 9 1/2 545, and Pat Buooo 538. Cene- hi series for the alte with 181- Shelly 154-172, Josephine Ooering vieve Stubel converted the 4-;7-10 GUTTENBERG REC.» Gottenberg 151, Flo Magnan 158, Terry Mara and 5 1/2. Avenue Florist is At the Latest session of the 176-357. Donna Collins 181-150, third with 9-6. The top female split: Virginia Gerken 5-10; Helen GioWa MacCormack 177, Mildred 159, tnd Eileen McMahon 151. Hermann, 5-10. Our Salute to Guttenberg Thursday Nite Ladies Our Five Star Salute to all these bowlers for the week are Wally League, Team #5 captured first Kieck 176, Gladys Halptn 162,June Warner 189-487, Helen Brunner all these fine bowlers and teams'. Lahr 170, Kay Weiben 150. Doris teams and Individual high scorers. place with 11 won and 1 lost. At the lates session of the Hudson Team #4 is in second with 8-4, Eagel 150-155-172, RuthO'Connell 151, Aim Zoller 153, Elsie Hesse County Ladies Industrial League, and a tie exists for third place Bonacard Funeral ",me, Franks with 6-6 records between Teams 152-155, CamiUe Schick 174, Jo- hanna Tlboase 173, Dot Hicks 158. Sport Centre, and All American North Hudson Judo Institut #2 and #1. Gloria LaRosaspeHcec Bowl O Rama each won 3 from K*4*JtM. Kadi ta.t the session with a hi game erf Mary Coats 167, Ronne De Ce- d 4& Elsie's Beauty Shoppe, Team #3 ky: Mew Yeck T»4*iwl»k« 215-177. Ann Winiea rolled a and Wilson Dress Shop. Schwerz- neat 190-155; Helen Valachovic ier & Son won 2 from Rochette 173, Madeline Alexander 169-161, 148 Legion Posts Will Girls. Ann Gregory scored the Rose Latromca 166-158, Judy hi game of 200 for the nite and Goldstein 157, Pat Bloom 156-152, Travel To E. Orange tied Elsie Eschenbeck for hi series Dot Heinzman 15S-15O, Henny De JUDO with 527. Elsie's scores were Angelo 165-160, Helen Pini 165, Post and County Commanders, chairmen of sanding «-ommittees 190-1721165, CamiUe Schick 189, Frances Kerbusch 164,Lori Vetter Dot Valentine 174-158, Emma 01- for MEN and BOYS 156, Emily Congalton 153, Czth- and members of 148 American Le- Hon.. Wri. ft Fri. 7 »• 10 iJB. • Sat. dns Hr Wys DM ferm'mf gion Posts in Bergen, Essex, Hud* drini and Edith Luerrssen 162, erine Girard 152. A Five Star Nancy Passante 169, Mildred Kieck to Gloria LaRosa, Teams #5, 5, son and Union Counties, will at- ENROLL NOW MEMBERSHIP LIMITED tend a District conference with 170-165. Jeanne Antonucci 158, Sit 21 it St.. UNION Cm (2ml fir. rear bWj) UN. 7-J1U 2, and 1. Teda Schwerzler 167.TillieSaffer BOWL O RAMA, Secaucus Department Legion officials, to be held at the Home of East Orange Salute goes to Bonacari's,Frank's, The latest reponr of the Sunday Post No. 73, American Legion, All American Bowl O Rama, Ann Afternoon Family League shows 25 North Munn Ave., East Orange, and Elsie ( the Two Bit* leaiflng with 8-4, on October 21 at 8:00 p.m. Out of Towners 7-5, and the JBB's The latest standings of the Sunday) Franklin R. Sickle, Hacfcettstovm, Nite Mixed shows Franks Sport 5-7, with Father-Son 4-8. The recently elected Department Com- SB's hold trf team game with Centre and Bottari Travel Service mander for 1963-64, will address each winning 3 from Team #6 and 380 and hi team series with. 1051 the conference, the purpose of tying Tv»o Bits. Art Bonlto shot the Valiants. Chappie's Florist which is to familiarize Post and won 2 from the Misfits, and Flor- the hi game for the day of 210 County officers, with the Legion's with a 190 for a 535 hi series. _nce Biango shot the hi game for numerous programs for thethe ladies with 198-153. Joe Frank Bonito 196-190-507, Bill ensuing year and to coordinate Le- Brandenburg 189 - 178 - 520, An- Sottilaro was hi for the men with gion activities in each of the coun- 202-182. Richard Bueckner 192- thiny Bonito 179, Frank Reiser ties. and Ted Neitz tied for 172 each. 185, Elsie Eschenbeck 188-180, Bill Brandenburg holds hi average With an Intensive membership Fred Breitweiser 181, Betty Ward with 172: Ray Laraway has hi program already in progress 164-156, Carol Magee 151. ~3 game series with 55*, and Art throughout New Jersey,William R. CASTLE LANES, West New York Bonito has hi game with 210. Huggard, Park Ridge, department Our Salute to all these fine bowlers. membership chairman, will also The latest standings of the Gutter address the Legionnaires, stress- Send For Free Booklet Dusters League shows a tie ing the importance of a strong and existing between Clarendon Fuel militant membership to insure the I'm:; ramming and John M. Deegan for first success of all other programs • IBM Kry PiMen place with 11 wins and 4 losses. sponsored by the organization. •CPS Tied for second are Franks Sport Other Legion officials and chair- Center & Pollack Construction with men of major committees will 10-5,« for third, Lell's Heating speak during the evening. !>»>•» • Kerning* * S»la and Hacketts Motor Express with Albert J. Moeller, Westfield, REGISTKR NOW' 9-6. Mildred Kieck rolled the department vice commander, COMPUTER having supervision over Legion rK0e«&NUWN6 SCHOOL activities in the four counties, m* C will preside at the conference in T • & HUNTERS East Orange, PREPARE NOW! Two Local MenI In Exercise Sky Soldier Army Sgt. James P. Thogode, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Thogode, 5016 Columbia av.,North RCA VICTOR Bergen and Army PFC Alfred UMMIT E. Dompieri, son of Mr. and Mrs. INDOCR Alfred E. Dompieri, 616 21st St., L'nion City are participating in ARCHERY Exercise SKY SOLDIER I,a 23 day 11th Air Assault Division maneu- COLOR TV QUIVER ver, which is scheduled to end 5O< Oct. 15. in a deluxe Italian Provincial Console ~:::e~ No* Forming The men of the 11th Division will ••• ~g Supplies be deployed by helicopter at the by Miller - Arrows request of the government of . INSTRUCTIONS "Stewartland," a hypothetical re- . Hi Summit Ave.- public established for the duration NOW ONLY :-->n City LN 5-8615 of the exerci3e and located near Fort Stewart, Ga., to assist the J. State Irst. at ail time? country in repelling aggressors Au: Bear Dealers from "Georgana," another hypo- thetical country. JOSEPH P. CURTIN 458 Kg 260 Square-Inch Viewable Rctari • AIMMCU The 0pe*M§ •*fcis New Offkf Super Powerful Tfcw Vista" Tuer • High Fidelity Color Tube • Advanced Stabilizer 559 NEWARK AVENUE Circuits Lock Picture en Sc^ea • Saper* Cor, tuUwiu 4»t. Power Chassis • Settmtf Sealed Circuits. JERSEY CITY 6, N. J. GENERAL INSURANCE AUTO toy *R Uatried, Untested Color TV? KVlhrhm*nrm*td UAI1UTT FREE! rtt i^MdaMMy tad pmkmum tfmwjfc HURSTS WOFESSIONAt UA1HJTY l-ytar warranty onpicturtj POUCT ^ >"*"*« "•» •*•** imt*»... and part*. • censumtrs1 boom, tmrntot ttbiAai ]«• 24 HOUR IAILIOND SBVlCt SU1ETY AND R9BJTY 1ONDS. OL 6-5233 fsMI* 1 LAUFENBERG'S. 1313 Summit Are., Union City Eat. 1907 T«1. nmr.n 7.4421 Htlriti MdtrM. frtfn, Octtto 11.1*43 OFFICERS OF POST 64i GUTTENBERG POST AND UNIT 64 OFFICERS shown in the picture were Miserak presenting gavel to Mrs. James Vurpillot, president. On the installed at the American Legion's 44th joint installation and dance at right are the new post officers who are, seated, Al Piano, chaplain.Rofaert Liberty Hall, Guttenberg. Unit officers were sworn in by Mrs. John Hoffman, Junior Vice Commander; standing, Fred Barth installing Joseph Miserak, county president, and the post officers were sworn in by Fred J. Ciappio as Commander; Michael Chuck, Finance Officer; John Bolcik Barth, county commander. Unit officers are Mrs. George Pfeifer, first Jr., Senior Vice Commander; Frank Hoffman, ass't Sgt.-at-arms;Albert vice president;Mrs. June Becker, ass't sgt.-at-arms; Mrs. Nick Piano, Rausch, Judge Advocate; John Forgeits, trustee; Harry Marchesani,ser- historian; all seated in front; Mrs. Anna Schnyder,,2nd vice president; vice officer and rehabilitation chairman. Also installed but not in picture Mrs. John Forgeits, chaplain; Mrs. 'John Mulligan,' treasurer; Mrs. were Louis Mann, historian.and Angelo Mollica, Sgt.-at-arms. William Merritt, secretary; Mrs. Robert Hoffman, past president; Mrs 3 Completes Course logical coarse at The Chemical Couple Celebrate Center, Fort McClellan, Ala. T Army Sergeant FirstClassrRalph 29th Anniversary DRASTIC REDUCTIONS! J. Nebbia, 35, son of Mr. andMrs. Sergeant Nebbla was assigned ro Mr.and Mrs. Peter Human of Ralph A. Nebbia, 1409 51st St., the 212th Artillery In White Plains, 6816 Bellevue Ave., Guttenberg, North Bergen, completed a four- N.Y. before coming to Fort Me celebrated their 29th wedding an- week chemical, biological, radio- CleUan. niversary recently at their home SHOES! FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY with a family gathering. The couple were married in St. MEN'S $6.99 REG. 12.99 John's Roman Catholic Church in •Guttenberg on Sept. 29,1934. They have two sons, Capt. George P. Domestic & French & Italian Imports Hutnan of the U. S. Army and Robert T. Human. They are also the grandparents of George Jr. BOYS' 3.99 REG. 6.99 and Arlene. Mrs. Hutnan is the former Helen Hatok, Her husband is employed as an electrician in New York CHILDREN'S 2.50 REG. =. City. EXPERT LADIES' 2.99 VALUES TO 8.99 Heating 3.99 VAL. TO 10.99 4.99 VAL. TO 12.99" SLIFPERS AND SNEAKERS FOR ALL 1.49 and Fuel Oil LUCY'S SHOE SHOPPE 525 61 Street uNion 4-7240 West New York call KEIL Some Of Our Installations! North Bergen H. S. Old Folk's Home, J.C. Sc Augustine's Parish School 160 Oil Burners at FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY West Point Hundreds of your Large Selection of Neighbor's homes Top Quality Knitwear Our Experience At - And Below Over 3,000 New Jersey businesses Gives You WHOLESALE help us bring you Happy Large Selection of better phone service Heating This year the Bell System will buy thousands of products ' WOVEN SKIRTS and services from New Jersey businesses. Our shopping WH 5-5300 - - - UN 9-5300 IN MATCHING SHAMS ALSO AVAILABLE! bill in the Garden State will run about $170 million. We buy from small local firms and from the New Jersey HENRY KEIL PETER FREUNDS -iMm branches of nationwide organizations. To get the things we need for good telephone service we go into almost & Sons, Inc. SHOP every community in the state. We like to think that the money we spend gives a lift to the economy of the state. 1 Berq«i Blvd., FACTORY OUTLET We're proud of that and we're proud of New Jersey. 5625 Hudson Blvd. Nor* •ergon We think it's a fine place to work and to live, ^fc Foirvle w OPEN ALL YBAX WIT NEW JERSEY BELL Tte #i Soocfor # 1 Sen** Hun: MOB tikn Sat. 10 A.H. «9 KHS Htttfcti Mif, *«*« W»Htt Guttenberg Unit 64 Chairmen were Mrs. William LETTER TO ED. Merritt and William Kurz. Juniors Ridgefield V.F.W. Junior & Sons of A.L. installed were: Marie Chuck, Dance A Success Dear Editor: Jointly Installed chairman; Kathleen Mulligan, vice I wish to express my sincere chairman; MaryJoBrendel,treas- The Third Annual Dance of the appreciation to you and your staff Installation of officers. Unit 64, urer; Deborah Hoffman, secretary; Ridgefield Memorial Post 7502, on behalf of the Hudson County ELSIE Juniors and Sons of the American Louise Hoffman, historian; Linda V.F.W., was truly a huge su<-cessl American Legion Auxiliary, for Legion, were held recently at Post Postorine; chaplain; Betty Lou The Armenian church hall was die fine publicity given our or- BeavtyShoppe Rooms, 309 70th st., Guttenberg. Postorine, sgt.-at-arms;LoisMa- filled to capacity. Among those ganization during the past year. •iiiliiiiinaiiliiiiiiiiit ciewich, asst: sgt.-at-arras. present were Mayor John Bell, Thank you for your kindness. DEDICATED Sons of the Legion installed were: his Councilmen and their wives; Virginia E. Donohue TO MORE SILVANA'S Leonard Rausch, squad com- members of the American Legion; DRESSMAKER IT ander; John Mulligan, vice com- Bergen County Senior Vice Com- BEAUTIFUL I Custom Clothes mander; Gerard Leahy, vice com- mander of the V.F.W,, Harry Bis- THORPE'S WOMEN liiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimi 1 ALTERATIONS mander; Andrew Chuck, adjutant choff and his wife and Scoutmaster, Interior-Exterior Men-Women-Children and finance officer; Paul Post- Al Shea of Troup 83 of Ridgefield AIR-CONDITIONED 355 Anderson Ave. ering, sgt.-at-arms; Frank Gae- and his Staff, Entertainment by \\ PAINTING FOR YOUR COMFORT Fairview WH 3-8761' taao, chaplain and Andrew Chi- pupils of the Kirschner Dance urazz!, historian. j Studio, was a highlight of the \\ GUTTERS Call For Appointment dance. \\ LEADERS ' UNion 3-0075 SEE OUR GORGEOUS COLLECTION Of FALL AND WINTER Post 7502 and auxiliary, would \\ ROOFING DESIGNERS SAMPLE AND FASHION SHOW HATS like to remind residents of their 443 60thSt.,W.N.Y. old clothing drive on Sunday, Oct- \U-w 3-0894 (Nr. Bergenline AveJ ober 20 and are requesting that all bundles be put in a noticeable Hatters place with the label, V.F.W, A.B.C. HAT CENTER Third Ward Club HOME OF A MILLION NAME BRANDS Card Party Set The card party sponsored an- nually by the Third Ward Regular s mman COST! Democratic Club of Secaucus, will BELOW be held on Friday, October 18 at the Plaza Recreation Center. HATS Final plans for the event were made recently at the club's monthly AT LOWEST meeting held in Knight's of Col- FACTORY PRICES umbus Hall. Mrs. Anthony Ter- esi, chairlady of the affair, re- MM t CAR, Mmwimm ported that many fine prizes have Fur Mft been made available. Talks concerned with the ap- Finatt S««v*rt HATS FOR THE CLEM* proaching municipal election, were delivered by guest speakers Coun- T*EM£NOGJS UTICWCTTKW cilman, Henry Corradino and Frank Koenemund, candidate for StUCTiOM HAND BAGS itsctwn wets councilman. . The club officially endorsed the proposed New Jersey State Bond 3i3-3rd ST., JERSEY an • 019-9300 issue. (t Block Off Nvwork A««.) ©oily t to f CALL TO ARRANGE FOR A GORGEOUS FASHION SHOW AND HAT SALE FOR YOUR CHURCH OR CHARITY WATCH REPAIRS Let us estimate your watch and jewelry repairs at no obligation to you. Agency for Hamilton Watches. IT WONT MAIDEN LANE Jewelers 185 Jackson Ave., COST YOU AGENT HE 4-8639 Open Thurs. & Fri. eves to- 9. Closed Wednesdays TO FIND OUT! MiDTOWN Laundry & Cleaners Find out today about the many 8LVD • Shirrs • Flatworlc Metropolitan plans for help- • Dry Cleaning • Rug Cleaning ing to protect you and your • Tailoring family. » Shoe Repairing WH 5-402B Let me supply you with any facts you want about Life in- STONEX surance for you or your fam- CAST PRODUCTS CO .^ttitors who advertise at this pric* force ily, at no cost or obligation. us to sell our windows below cost. However, we PAT RUSSO NfTtorouuK mswm. CWHRTMITS ' ?AT«US» 1st Payment in 6 months — Complete ine of UI AH PUIWme ABB HMO) WSBMHU > «U ITASnKCTON ST^ HOBOKSN, HjT WMOOWS Of f ICI: SWMmyWK I-04At Add to the oeauty of your home induajna run Screen, at various prices* with do-it-yourself Stonex steps. CAU o« mm Howi CAU COLUCTI iwt n»mB wwwuTioti wtm Well reinforced, needs no fill. 615 WASHINGTON StkEET, IT. Just build your side wall and NEWARK MA 2-8400 HOBOKEN, NJ. set your steps. CONCRETE NOVELTIES JERSEY CITY .....OL C-56Q0 Frame CAUS: nm 5-so« AND HACKENSACK... Dl 3-5570 CEMENT SPECIALTIES Metropoitton Life Insurance Company -NEWARK MA 2-8400. New York 10, N. Y. 5418 Tonnelie Aye. ADVANCE STRUCTURAL, Inc. UN.7-3471 CtSTR NEWARK ffctaU, Mi*,**** 11 SECAUCUS MR. SMTCH. . VILLA ROMA RESTAURANT & WINE& LIQUOR STORE Inc SHE WAS thrilled when she heard her husband's voice at the seance. (NEXT TO ACME SUPERMARKET) She spoke to him in the outer world. COCKTAIL LOUNGE Yet, she was puzzled and asked the Spiritualist "How come, he speaks MATTY'S VODKA English now because, when he died, FINEST ITALIAN & AMERICAN CUISINE MATTY'S SCOTCH he could only speak Spanish?"This OPEN FOR LUNCH DAILY was too much for the crystal gazer $8.59 but she arose to the issue with:"Oh, FREE DELIVERY 4 P.M. to 1 A.M. Half Gal. $10.99 in the spirit world language is no barrier." This information was Pizza - Mussels - Chicken in-the-basket etc. 5th --3.59 well worth the $ 10 fee to commun- . 5.85 icate with the departed. ALL NEW PRiVATE BANQUET ROOM TO ACCOMMODATE M PEOPLE BOTTLED EXCLUSIVELY FOR SECAUCUS WINE 4 LIQUORS • • • IT ALL started innocently enough. They had a spare room and she 3812 - 32nd ST. (Cor. 39th St.) Union City thought it would help to rent it PETERMAN'S SODA furnished. The boarder became a UN. 4-7395 UN. 3-9553 part and parcel of thehouseholdjn fact, from suggestions he began to CASE $1.90 PLUS DEPOSIT give orders. Soon It was evident to QUICK RESULTS ADVERTISE IN OUR CLASSli the whole neighborhood and the very last to find out was the good old breadwinner. It ended in a di- ICE CUBES FOR ALL OCCASIONS vorce but the ex-husband is a real glom. He is asking his cronies at WE HAVE SELTZER the tavern what would be an appro- priate gift for his ex-wife who is marrying the boarder when the de- FREE DELIVERY UNion 7-7428 cree is final. A proper gift for this "Nit-Nat" to give would be to con- OPEN JULY4tb TILL 6 P.M. tinue paying the mortgage on the house he gave to his wife in settle- ment for tue divorce. • • • I THE son-in-law was complaining - UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT - | to his wife's mother about how ! fresh and sloppy the girl was.The (mother's retort was, "You took I her away from a mail man, didn't NOVECR'S PHARMACY lyou? You know how the mail is DANIEL RUMN, PROP. handled! ftr Reservations Coil OL 3-0100 REGISTERED PHARMACIST • • * (Formerly Rubin't Pharmacy, Hobokan) TWO kids were discussing their Featuring A Complete Line of Cosmetics Including Such N»mej A*: home life and the one said, "My Revlon, Max Factor, Shulton, Unvin and Helena Rubinstein. father walks around the house in LARGE SELECTION OF • his shorts." The other kid said, BABY AND SUNDRY ITEMS i "That is disci'sting but then your mother is vw),»e, she goes to the KNtPtOMTT ntESCtlTTION ',market in hers." PICK UP AND DfUVHTY ' • • • : IN A LOCAL bistro, this classic j was heard. When the waiter Beautiful Modern Decor - AIR CONDITIONED UN 9-1235 i asked if this inebriate cared for 24 LANES — 20 BILLIARD TABLES a cocktail, the drunkard replied, OPEN BOWLING! — LEAGUE TIME! HOURS: 8:30 - 10 P.M. SUN. 8:30 - 1 P.M. "Give me a Valachi Cocktail, ! I feel like singing." The waiter 7831 BERGENLINE AVE. (Cor. 79th St.) NORTH BERGEN : was confused until he placed IO«H©E ! the order and the bartender hit 3 Gomss tor $1.00. Weekdays 10 to * him with the bar mop. , UMt*m ««J R«*rvali«tt - UN. V»® * * * SiU3*«»> ©OU, n*&* WUSC WITH GUYt 63 SOFA OR CHAIR STYLES! A BOOKIE scandal is about to 100% VINYL PLASTIC! break in a community not far from here and some blue coat heads will roll thither and yon I. . . A certain mayor has the goods on his oppon- ent and vice versa - and if either one spills it on the other a moran i could win the election. . .This po- litico is entertaining big shot con- tractors. He doesn't know it but they don't trust him from here to FIRESTONE Borneo. . .This politician's G.F. V E t 0 N knows he's going to lose and she is already setting her sights on greener pastures. Note to wives - watch this gal - if she gets her JADE ROOM EASY TO claws into your man, he wont get CLEAN .free of her FREE!. . .Not long ago RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE f this politico was a Castroite. He got off the bearded Cuban's band CANTONESE FOOD — A SPECIALTY ON & OFF wagon when a relative returning from Cuba told him Castro was a commie. He made an about-face and began to howl about Castro be- HOUSE ing a commie and his constituents think he was always against him. SPECIAL DINNER N Y I 0 N While he was talking from both SEWN sides of his mouth his wife got a Complete »* divorce and if he don't soon pay up Course Dinner some of the dough he owes her^she for two! PROTECTS Is going to spill the beans. If that happens a lot of politicians will be 'PriOLSTERY embarrassed. *Furnished by their best ? friends Ll'NCH FROM 11:30 A. M. "til 4 P.M WITH SEPARATE CUSHION COVER Complete Lunch from $1.10 DINNER FROM 4:00 P.M. 'til 1 All BREAKFAST SET r A testimonial breakfast in honor Complete Dinner from $1.7- . SLIP COVERS MADE TO ORDER of Ann Pozner will be sponsored ORDERS TO TAKE OUT by the West New York Ladies 6-1448 ! Auxiliary Jewish War Veterans Call WI 4-7080 | at 9 a.m., Nov. 24, in the West 1 New York Jewish Community 100 LINWOOD PLAZA, FORT LEE Center, 5803 Palisade Ave., West (Rt. 9W • Near George Washington Bridge) New York. Plenty of FRF.E Parking right at door HOUSE of PLASTIC There are 300 reserved seats. Manufacturers of Better Plastic for Both No tickets will be sold at the Indoors and Outdoors door. Co-chairroen for the event are Mrs. Pearl Nobile and Mrs. '3907 tStGBUJNE (Cor. 39th St.) UNION CITY Claire Newman. Mrs. Evelyn' MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT ON CORNER Schlossberg Is president. * DRINK AND BE MERRY! SNITCH. . NOT FAR FROM HOME NQTS ffSTJHMff I WOW! HAY! J AND NOT EXPENSIVE • LCOKEE HERE! J THE SHOPLIFTERS have come 1 Tommonv Hall up with a new angle to garner Hay! Krajewski I merchandise without paying. They now work with the "dips" HAY! HAYl POLKA ZA PLAZA I or canons whom the police call No. 1 on Polka Hit Parsfe pickpockets. The boosters or UWSRNEW shoplifters are getting tbt credit MANAGEMENT SBCAUOJS.N.J. § cards that are pilfered by toe. . I 1^1 Toaadt Ave, Henry Krajewij; Prop. Si dips, and then they order mer- •** ^ J«f»^ City A for Stella Record No. 1088 1 chandise on the credit cards. One big department store lost a Bring The Kids 17,500 mink coat via this method. At AH Times TaBBclaacr They area delivered the loot to the crooks. The store and die We Also delivery service are trying to Lmch THE BLUE CHATEAU keep this quiet (n order not to U»3 spread the habit. It Is too, too AT SOI Cwtnd AM.. IMM CMf easy. Only when the bill was F«t WESTERN & COUNTRY preserved for the mink coat did Cflurtaou: the shop owners become aware Car Hop Service of this new approach in shop- Jumbo Burger* RAYfCfNG & lifting. ^^ I Cheeseburgers I ••''.. •<•••' Shrimp HIS COUNTRY CAPERS' IT'S getting tougher and tougher to or* In BASKET place a bet in the suburban com- Chicken For Your Entertainment munities while ValacM is spilling FREE PARKING amon wacow ,ij to the^ government t boys. EVERY FRJ.- SAT.- THE GROTTO SUN. NIGHT CONTINENTAL RESTAURANT ., WALDSCFK.OSS ALICE FERREL AT THE PIANO RESTAURANT . 0Ma« — Mtwt Italian Specialties 1 si mts of MOO ct*«i ttkeom Swif — Free f aitinq S • LUMCMCOMS • MHMCCS . 11:30to3P.M.ryiCoor» Dtaners5PJ4. toiOP.M. | . • (AMOVFTS COCKTAH. IOUMCC A LA CARTE 10 P.M. TO MtDMTE WEIK-OAYS I tow •«•»•••• taO SAT. TO 2 A.M. J MEMIO: MEKCUi SUNDAY SERVED ROM 1 P.M. TO 10 P.M. J MING'S . Authentic Chinese and American AMEUUN anm foods. Specialty, Cantonese com- bination plate and family dinners. WHitney 3-0925 CHINESE Popular for take out orders. Open i« ineiN uv>-. f AWVIIW. M. J. ^5 Cedar Lane daily from 11a.m. to 11 p. m., AUGIE DELANO'S Teaneck, N. J Mon, 'til 9:30. Sat. to 1 a.m. TE. 6r31S« I KILT'S GRAND OPENING Chinese Foods. Try the Lobster I Bar * Restaurant ARK'S or Kew He Yu Gal f>«f> (Chicken | aat-am ram** r*. *L and roast pork) Luncheon 11:30 CELEBRITIES EVER Y NIGHT to 4 from |t2S. Dinner 4 to 9 JADE ROOM p.m., 12 to^Sun. Takeout orders. SECAUCIK, N. J. loo Linwood Plaza, Fort Lee, • Parties up to 150. Cocktail lounge Haest Cteftsafl Bar WE 4-7080 Daily 11:30 to 1 a.m. 'Sat..til 2. la The Stele JOE ROCCO French-American, 300 menu Cafcrfag to mUimy, items & By popular decree a sea- Putt* - liaa ili food house (Stuffed Jumbo Shrimp HfS SW/NGfNG TRIO CAUGHEY'S or Maine Lobster) Family-style Colonial, three dining rooms, pri- COME RELAX fN OUR 64 Hoboken Road, vate Rathskeller. Menus include Frteays ft Sitvfcys East testherford kiddie cocktails with mom and L_ 1/2 Block off -.7 Air riiirtTiml BLACK A1AG/C ROOM Fcr Yew Cmdmti #£ 9-4448 ties for chJMr.-n, 7 days. AM. 61 6th STREET, HOBOKEN. OL d- HALL TO HIRE CALL UNION TCL. OLortoo 9-9425 U3UIB AZZOU.IN1 MUST ONCF I BLUE P1INT LOUNGE Cocktail Jboungt Be A Conformist S Join All Those Other RESTAURANT Satisfied Diners SEAFOOD AMD BAR at * • % 727 WEiOW AVENUE CORNER 8th STREET HDBOKEN.NJ. WE CATER TO BANQUETS, WEDDWGS & PARTIES IT'S THE PART VIEW DINEft For a refreshing change-of-pace the whole family will enjoy, take them out FINE ITALIAN to dine. Mother will relish letting somebody else 4o the work. j LOUS AMERICAN FULL COURSE DINNERS DAILY 1 TONIGHT BAR& CUS1NE 7 COURSE DAILY SPECIAL $t GRILL S701 Jccisti M. PART VIEW DtMR — M, a* • WEST NEW YORK, H. J* 5-ZJ77 Tel. UNfea 3-9747 354 FAItYKW AYL, IAJtYtfW § »» Air WH5-979S ._ H«JU To Hire Fcr All BtfctM HctwW, Mfar, OctdMt ii,mi rut is For Rent Bus. Opportunities Household Misc WHITE HOUSE FOR LEASE-Fully MOBILE CANTEEN—1961 Ford VENETIAN BLINDS - one ti, ., equipped restaurant & house or- Van, fully equipped, in new stain- wide, one 35 In. wide, two, 30 CLASSIFIED 200* frontage by 5 acre* on Rte, less steel. Coffee urn, soda in. wide. 3 custom made rat, 22. Widow must lease. dispenser, ice cream box, water end. 27"X27"XIl"w.All whi BUYER'S GUIDE Call 675-9819 tank, hot dog and hamburger steam DE 2-3548 ..„ S6G youp &Q' on this Pttsrc in 5 pgw8p>pgT*g table. Fully outfitted to handle (lOwordsrtSl. CALL WHlmey 5-5596 . K^8 . 56U "^ dozens of items. Your opportunity ENGLEWOOD-New building 2800 to go into year round business NEW rjglFTWOOD Coffee TabS Real Estate Real Estate sq. ft. (40 x 70), 15* clearance, with unlimited possibilities. Ideal 2 T.V.^s,'White leather fireplace, 12 x 12 OH door. Home Bev- for veteran. Total cost, $3500. 2 white leather book case hea i TENAFLY $33,500 SADDLE BROOK - Cape Cod erage. LO 7-3388. Days, AT 8-2676, Eves.GE 8-3264 boards. Call UN 7-8089 • INCOME PRODUCER $17,990, 4 bedrms., tile bath, lge. NEW DUPLEX kit. New gas furnace, garage WEGMAN PARKWAY - 3 lovely PLEXIGLAS (Luclte) sheets, roc s Clean. SW 6-7947 3 LARGE~GARAGES^together lirtEh 5 ROOMS EACH SIDE rms. Heat, hot water, TV, re- house for dwelling and store. Zoned & tubes. We cut to size and sha| SEPARATE HOT WATER HEAT frigerator. Private house, pri- for table tops, refrlg. shelve NORTH BERGEN-New 2 family. for auto repairs and'fcody work. vate shower. Between 4-8. Immediate jjossesslon. LO 8-6479 boat windshields., fish tank cover GARRET H. FELTER 2 yrs. old, -Brick front, 5 & 5 HE 4-0010 etc. We develop your ideas REALTOR rooms, 2 car garage, $150 in- Plastic. Plastic signs, letter come, 4 picture windows, w/w 30 River Edge Rd. Tenafly.NJ DELICATESSEN for sale. Fine name plates, boxes etc. made carp., 2 air cond., varnished oak OFFICE SPACE; LOW RENT neighborhood, doing $800 to $900 •LO 8-2442. Eves. PO 8-1973 650 ANDERSON AVE. order. I.D. cards, clipping floors and extras. $31,900 Prin. business wkly. Sandwich trade. charts, etc., laminated. only. UN 9-0696 or (914) YO 9-8023 CLIFFSIDE PARK Illness forces sale. Call HILLSDALE ASKING $24,900 Free Parking UN 5-4900 WH 3-2599. PLASTIMATIC CO. 7 room3, 4 bedrooms. 2 full baths 1413 Summit Ave. Union City Attached garage. 75X100. Conven- MONTVALE Swimming Pool, 16 X 32, S/L UN 4-6392 ient location. BERGENFIELD - 2 1/2 room apt. GIFT SHOP - HALLMARK CARDS 3 BR 2 Bath, Rec. Rm. Fire- LOFT CANDY-BERGEN COUNTY place. Patio 100 X 240'. Treed 1st floor. H/HW supplied. Conven. DINING RM furniture, ovalmaho-; C.W.SOMMERS BKR. location. Call DU 4-1088 UN 4-1027 432 HILLSDALE AV. Jot, $26,800 Principle. tble, 6 chairs, buffet, 2 corns 566-8882 Eves. 943-0129 CalL391-3237 cabs. Liv. Rm., sofa, 2clubchair JOURNAL SQ. AREA pr. end tables, drum tble. 1 lady' 9 5 ULTRAMODERN ROOMS TAVERN AND/OR RESTAURANT MONTVALE GARAGE, NEWLY DECORATED chair.All exc. cond. TE 7-424(6 FAIRLAWN OL 9-6668 after 4, If You 66 Foot Brick Ranch-7 yrs. old. WH 5-3192 Want A Fireplace, Mod. Kitchen, Full FT. LEE West side Rt. 4-Lease Beautiful New basement, 2 full baths, 6 rooms. LOVELY 3-ROOM APT., light and for Imroed, occ. 3100 sq ft heated, SERVICES Home In 2/3 of an acre $28,700 Principles airy, heat, hot water, $85, Call warehouse/office 300 sq ft loading The Middle $30's 391-5576 Howell, Supt. 943-8989. platform $450 mo. WI 4-5505 You'll Love Alterations CLIFFSIDE PARK - 4 rooms and The INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY bath. H/HW. First fl. 2 family LUNCHEONbi TE - Kutherford, DKKSSMAK1NG Colonial's WITH HOUSE AND SHOP house. 231 Crescent Lane. Ideal for couple. Gross $24,000. ALL KINDS At 1400 ROUTE 46. FORT LEE WH 3-6251 Can better. Asking $ 6500. ALTERATIONS LYNCREST WEST GE 8,9649 PICKUP 8ROOMS-2 1/2BATH vI-FAMILV HOUSE plus store. (If without trans.) They're Lots For Sale W[ 7-3519 Call eves, until 11 p. Different Store has 2 rooms and shower, Misc For Sale Georgeous 4-5 rooms plus baths. >12,000. LAKE NEEPAULIN-(Routs. 23) General Misc., Spacious Call OL 3-7585. Sussex Co.-2 lots, 6500 sq. it. EXCLUSIVE alterations oniaait:> Convenient Choice location. Phone D'ANGELQ dresses, suits & coats; wtllpickip MOVING TO YONKERS-Must sell. 866-5053 £ "deliver. WH 5-75#6- And New 2 family-5 & 5, 2 car garage, JUKE BOXES! BEST CF ALL all modern, air-conditioned. Many SUSSEX . About 50 acres of black Rented for All (BIG VALUE)I extras. Fenced'in yard. $150 in- Electricai Services Exclusive Agents come. $31,900. rich soil with about 2,000 ft. on PARTIES (914) YO 9-8023 UN 9-0696 •county paved road. $49,500. THOMAS ELECTRIC Frank A. Buono Inc. WH 5-6700 UN. 3-4266 220 V oltService,Circuiting Repai Work. Reasonable Rates-License Klnney Agency TENAFLY-EAST FILL OLD TAPPAN - 2 fabulBus treed 8 rooms, 3 full baths, Cc'onial USED OFFICE FURNITURE UN 6-7398 Realtors one acre plots. $10,000 each. Refinished'Desks, Files. Chairs Bi-level,. under construction. Cus- North. Valley Realty PO 8^0500 ELECTRIC SERVICE tom materials throughout. Estab- EDELSTEW 100-AMP., 220-VOLT SERVICi Model Phone Office Phone lished neighborhood. Must be Complete with circuit breaker SW 6-4511 SW 1-HU seen. $45,500. For information, WEST MILFORD-Pinediff Lake. Office Furniture Warehouse LA 3-6153 $125. J. & L. Electr Furnished Models open daily 3-12 /:all LO. 7-0712. 2 building plots. Year round res- UN 6-9017 or OL 2-45 River rd., Fairlawn. idential area. Lake rights. $350( 200 Montgomery PI. Paterson.NJ Direct. West on Rt. 4 to Rt. 208. PROPERTY NEEDED each. Terms. Call PO 8-5609 ALL ELECTRICAL WORK an Go under Morelot av. overpass, AMT Realty Co. FRIG1UAIRE CUBER MACHINES repairs done, 100-amp service turn right on Morlot av. to River 200 lb. capacity, $1 per day rental. installed, all work underwrite rd., traffic light; left to Model. MONTVALE - 3 fully improved WH_5=8QZL 463 OCEAN AVE. HE Z-660C building lots ready to go. For sale inspected. All types of buildin UN 5-2434 work. HE2-309C TANKS FOR SALE OAKLAND^} Doon Kanch,22' LR "PRIVATE PARTY WASHING MACHINE SERVICES HASBROUCK HGTS - Must sell. eat in kit. w/Jwmt-ins. Aluminum FRANKLIN LAKES - "G" Acres. 3-15,000 gal. welded tanks. Clean Transferred. 7 room older home. S/S. Full B«mt. Gar. $19,750. Build to suit. Exclusive homes. 24 hr. service. All makes. with 6 ft. cradles, pipes, valves, OL 3-5038 Many extras, incl. comp. tile bath FE 7-RR19 .Approx. 1 acre plots. Picwe- fittings. $2500 PO Box," 321,Monf- on 1st floor, w/w carpet, rec. book charm. " Owner-builder dair N. J. Code 201 Pilgrim rm., 2 car garage. 110 Williams av. HACKENSACK - Assume . 3/4,oGI FE 7-4446 4-1827 Aft. 4 P.M.—DI 3-73 •>* T.V. Service Mtge. Immaculate 3 b JUNIOR ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY SPONSORS CON-EDISON FIELD TRIP Members of the Robert H. God- dard Satellite No. 1, Junior As- visits to the Nike Zeus Missile tronautical Society, will visit the Base In Mahwah, Hayden Planit- on-Edison Atomic Power Plant arium, Fels Planicarium in Phil- at Indian. Point, N.Y. next Sat- adelphia, and many other points urday morning, October 19, itof interest. was announced at a regular meet- ing of that organization which was CLASSIFIED ADS PAY held recently at tht Thomas A. Swanwick Post No. 850, V.F.W. $1.25 WILL PAY FOR 6-s,nd and Polk Streets, West New 3 LINES IN 5 PAPERS York. A bus will leave from in front of the Swanwick Post at 8:45 a.m. NEW JERSEY with the tour of the Plant sched- uled for 10 a.m. During the meeting, a general discussion of the ..planet Mercury took place iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiriiiiiiiitiinni liiiiiiiiiitniiiriiniiniiiiijiu under the direction of James P. EST. 19ZS "razioso and Ciro Scarpulla. Next month's topic will be the planet Venus, The members present were also instructed in learning to receive the morse code. Prac- UNion 9-1900 ticing the sending and receiving, of messages in code, will be a regular feature of the Society's Opposite Hudson County Park program. BS05 BERGENLINE AVENUE NORTH BERGEN 'Future field trips will include a visit to Con-Edison's Energy Door To Door Service Available Control Center toNe w York City, TIME Mid MONEY by havtaf ui boy and uH for yw. OfTtna tppnhtk on DIAMONDS and 6CMS by nwta^M Mrthod-from $3.0$ 0 up.p kppnl-pp •b dally fnm 9:30 to 12:30 or by appointimst Open Moni, with the new Family Plan Thura. & Fri. 'til 9:30 PM. I including Cash for Retirement You accumulate a bundle of cash for retirement — I and at the same time enjoy protection for yourself, your wife and the children. FURNITURE SH Ask me about this new Family Endowment policy CALL ABBEY —there's no obligation, except to those you love. CASH OR CREDIT SPECIAL SLIP COVERS Family SUE Security Check-Up 95 $59 549 SOFA & CHAIR A CHAIR CUSTOM MADEK1N PAT RUSSO AUWOMC GAY DECORATOR FABRICS We will REBUILD and REUPHOLSTER >our Furniture and METROPOLITAN INSURANCE CONSULTANTS . PAT RUSSO I METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. return it to you as fresh and as smart as the day you bought ESTATE PUNNING AND BUSINESS INSURANCE 1 615 WASHINGTON ST., HOBOKEN, NJ. it regardless of present age or condition. OFFICE: SWARTHMORE 2-0449 N FOR FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE A PONTlAC-'62-Cat, rea with white, FURNISHED HOME - 1/2 b!o:k "62 CADU LAC Seian DeVille, from ocean. Good income propef- CLASSIFIED 522 52nd St., West New York. full power, radio W/\V, snow tires, BUYER'S GUIDE settle estate. WE 9-7915 after 6. ty. Call 939-2712 eve's. SOJQOO readers vtil we your ad on this page la s newspapers. OLDSMOBILE-'62-"98" All pow- HEVROLET-'59 Kings wood 9 3 liae* (10 words) $1. CALL WHltney 5-5596 - 5598 - 5611 er, radio & heater. Sell or trade pass wagon, perfect cond. P/S, 791-0535 P/B, R/H, low mi., new tires. Musical Instruments PETS $1175. Call DI 2-0172 week days. PONTlAC-'62-8onneviUe Convert ORGANS AND PIANOS BOUGHT POODLE PUPPIES - 6 weeks old. standard shift, bucket seats. Posi- CORVETTE - '59 Conv. 283 , Sales and Service Traction. GE &-3053 AND SOLD. FAIRV1EW PIANO CO. AKC-BIk $80 - Phone 943-9401 4 speed stick trans. 4 barrel WL 3-4082-WH. 3-3410 BUICK '59-LaSabre convertible, carb. Like new. WI 4-3351 SIAMESE SEALPOINT iimoc- 1 owner car, low mileage, must after 5 P.M. Character Readings ulated, house-broken, and sell. See to appreciate. CO 1-1001 pedgree kittens. Write '57 CADILLAC-Eldorado conv. All readings private, advice on 4&4-4thAve. Maywood, White, Excel cond.. Private, Best all affairs available for social N.J. 2O. 664-6230. Offer. IJN 9-0687 gatherings - Will read for social gatherings and parties-274-525q SCOTTISH TERRIER PUPS-Full CORVETTE - '63. Sting Ray, bred. 12 weeks old. 3 males. Call gold, cpe, 340 HP, 4:11 posi rear Sun. and wkdays aft. 7pjn. 4 spd. trans., new car warranty. •Art and Acting Classes WI 4-6908 59 CHRYSLER convert. New top$3795. May take trade. 567-3950 and tires, bucket seats. UN 4-2028 ART AND ACTING CLASSES-Adiflt teens, children. Hudson House, COLLIE PUPS Foreign Cars Hack. For info. Call bet.4-7p.ni. AKC, CHAMPION BLOOD LINE FORD '62-Gal. 500, convert, v-8 Dl 2-0130 SW 6-4967 P.S. crvdse-o-matic trans., new ares, extras-Doug-UN 7-0044 bet MODEL 1200 - '59 Fiat. 4 dr. CHIHUAHUAS 8-5. WH 5-7756 bet. 6-9. two tone w/w, ra & htr. Ex. Drugs MALE k FEMALE cond. $495. HI1 9-3816 PO 8-1768 ANTHONY'S PHARMACY BUICK - 1957 Special, P.S., P.8. 'Immediate Prescription Service* GERMAN SHEPHERD-Puppies, R/H. Immaculate. Must be seen. VOLKSVAGON '59-niack sun roof, Open all day Sunday; Free delivery AKC. Andgrown dog. Poodle/cock- Price $595 Call 489-6393 white walls. Ex. Cond. UN 3-9092 service. er cross. Male/female PO 8-1768 329 Broad Ave. WI 4-2720, FORD - '29 "Model A" 4 dr. AUSTIN HEALEY - '62, 3000 MK2 AH Haw Palisades Park GERMAN SHEPHE-RD PUPPIES. sedan. Fully restored. Make offer overdrive, take over payments. Call HU 9-2140. AKC. And grown dog. Poodle After 5 p.m. HF. 3-6388 Symptoms of DistretSyAriamg from Cocker cross. Male/female/ Parkfield PO. 8-1768, CHEVY '61 Impala, 2 dr., full ALFA KOMEO-*5b Guillietta Spy- STOMACH ULCERS power, V8, R&H,w.w.,excel, cond. Motors PROFESSIONAL POODLE der. Good condition. Must sell OUETO EXCESS ACID only 7,800 miles. for best offer. • TE 7-7904 450 Irood Ave. Pd. Clipping, Grooming and Bathing. UN 7-6053 after 6 p.m! QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST Also any type dogs. Lou's Pet 944-2112 Asi,- About 15-Day Trial Offer; Shop, 1001 Summit Av., Union BUICK 1960 Invicta, top cond. Full Trucks For Sale City. UN 5-6800 power. Super deluxe whl. covers. • • Over five million packages of the Must sacrifice OR 2-2876 WOXARD TREA TMENT have bees »!d Puppies Puppies Puppies WILLY's '53 Jeep. 4 wheel drive; for relief of Holy Name Parade OUR LADY OF GRACE Holy Name Society led the parade in Hoboken, In the picture are Joseph O'Connor, aide; Fafter Daniel F. Mahoney, moderator; Thomas C.Miele SEEN at tine Columbus Day dinner held by Unico at 1 Mrs. Edward De Fazio. Standing are, same order,Tony who was Grand Marshal and Union Club .were, at table, left to right, Mrs. and Henry I Cilento, Father Crispman, Guy Trisolino, president of Charles Barry, aide. Gnassi, Mayor John i. Grogan , Mrs. Guy Trisolino and i Hoboken Unico, and Edward De Fazio. ROYAL ARCH MASONS HONOR 50 YEAR MEMBERS MASONRY HONORS 50-Year members - Members of Royal Arcn Chap* K«a, High Priest PantalphI ter were presented witb 50-year tokens by off leers of The Grand Royal 1 Di Arch Chapter of New Jersey at ceremonies in Masonic Temple, Cliffside W. H. Bertenshaw °!, District Deputy Grand fflah P -Discs F Park, N, 3. In the picture are, reading left to right across each rowr Lehnert, High Priest PalUade iChaWr #60: Jobj ~ WUliam Grounlng, past Grand High Priest; Charles W. Glade,Grand Mt. Vernon#8; H.O. Lee FensudTLouieWilliamDetten-pMJ>~Gr Principal Sojourner; J. Howard Haring, Grand W& Priest; G. Norman to Texas; Hans Grotming Rt. Ex?PJijp. Palisade ^0i^h«rle«T ScBleinkofer, Deputy Grand High* Priest; Harold A. Peterson, Grand °— "—J "•—•-*- *—•jr!^ -