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A Native Son of Erin Raises Flag No Shop Talk Here c1 '?«>>;»H>,iv,* *•**•••**!»; VOLUME 5, NUMBER 12 FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1963 TEN CEiN A NATIVE SON OF ERIN ~T RAISES FLAG DUBLIN Policeman Patrick J. Kenny shown raising Irish flag over Hoboken City Hall, was the guest of Mayor John J. Grogan and the city at annual St. Patrick Day ob- servance. He found that the seaport city was not unlike the Auld Sod. At the left In picture is Mike Shannon, the president of Irish American Club, and Lt. William Lough- lin, on left, is only member of the Hoboken Police force who was born in Ireland. -T X i ,. _ •*• -V. T& • iS TRUE SONS OF IRELAN1 This quartet, gathered City Hall before St. Patrick Day observance, all ha good Irish names. They ar y * \ left to right, City Clerk A thur Malone, Easiness A * .< # . ministrator James Qulnn, Dublin Policeman Patrick Kenny, and Mayor John Grogan. e^-# NO SHOP TALK HERE :"** HUDSON County Park Police got together for a roast beef and beer party at Sokol Hall, 76th St., Guttenberg. Good time was had by all with the story spinning a major part of the affair. Left to right, are Sgt. Robert Talbot, Bay- oone; Mayor Harold Larson of Eaut Newark; SgtJUch- (. ard Sullivan, East Newark; ^<£EJ Ptl. Chester Bonnelli.Union City; Walter Tawgln, JohnE. OlCane and John Rodgers of Etst Newarkj Charles Mc- Cabe of Bayonne and Robert Nichols Jr. of Washington Park. f * j } j f "' ' ' f ' UttwkL ftifct, ft** 2t lttt • ••• Mrs. Marie Battottt, sister of Hoboken Elks dub vffl hold| $121,000 in I960, fectoded In die The proceedi support tta asso- t Crlnvnins Spooks bride-elect, wffl be matron of hon- tnstallatloa of officers total was 115,213 in matching gift* ciation *• services to the college, Pension Benefits or. Brtdmnslds will be Miss Vir- April 5 at the chferooms, H from corporations. including its scholarship program. ginia Morley, sister of prospective Washington St. Milton Bier will Crtmtnlns, Hotraken bridegroom, and Miss fctaria Rosso be seated as president. Stan delegate of Police Benevo- oT Palisades Park. Beat man will Other officers to be installed WATCH FOR OUR .lent Assiu, spake on pcnslonbene- be 'Xim" Carboasro of Hoboken. are: Patrolman Paul Kosta, lead- 2its at a recent meeting of Auxil- Benjamin Spagsoll of Hoboken and lag knight; Edward Skelly, knight; iary of Hoboken Police Depart- George Vucklch of Secaucus win Vincent Wassman, lecturing ment. Meeting was held In Union serve as ushers. - knight; Anthony Amoroso, secre- Grand Opening Miss Salerno is a graduate of tary; Herman Sttterding, treasu- C1J>. rer: Anthony De PauUs, tiler, ' Flans were discussed for the A. J. Demarest High School,Ho- bokan and Is employed by Super and Victor Yacobs, trustee. They group to attend the Hawaiian Room, were elected March IS. OF .Hotel Lexington, New York City Sagless Spring Corp., Bayoime. on April 23. Mr. Morley, also a graduate of Joseph P, Hanrahan, first as- Mrs. Victor Damus, Mrs. Robert Demarest High School, is em- sistant Hudson County Prosecutor, ployed by Baker Industrial Truck will serve as Installing officer. MARFIELD Davls(Mrs. Jack Tuminaro, Mrs. Michael Costello and Mrs. Angelo Division of Otis Elevator Co^So. • • • 'Catalano were recipients of dark Hackensack. He has served two Hoboken Waterfront Memorial Post horse awards. years In the U. s. Army. 5653, VFW, has a membership Next meeting will be held at 8 Reception win be held to Military of 125 who earned for die post Gen. Cont. pjn~ April 1 in the meeting Park Hotel. Newark, after which 100 per cent attendance awards rooms. Mrs. Patrick Ricciardi is the couple will leave for a wedding from the state and county. The president. trip to Miami Beach, Fla. They two trophies will be on display & Paint Supplies will resid* »n Hoboken. Monday night, when die post will hold nomination and election of Miss van Tongeren officers. 311 WASHINGTON ST., HOBOKEN Hoboken News Notes Plans are near completion for PROP. TONI MARFIELD Engaged To Wed die annual roast beef dinner and Fire Capt. James R. Houn will The engagement of Miss Loesje dance to be held April 20 In die be installed March 30 as president Legion Hall, 13 St. and Willow van Tongeren, daughter of Mrs. of the Hoboken Fire Fighters As- Louise van Tongeren, 908 Wash- Ave. On die committee are Pen- sociation, AFL-CK). ny Bruno, Rocco PaolUlo and John MARCH 29th ington Street, Hoboken, to Henk Houn, on the force 15 years, is Barnhoorn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Feury. • PRE-OPENING Maart Barnhoorn of 409 W. 54th assigned to Truck 6. He served Joseph Foley is commander. St., New York City, was announced with an armored tank company • • • SPECIAL.' LATEX recently by the bride-elect's mo- in Germany during World War H. His father, John, was a Hoboken Alumni Assn. of Stevens Tech, "ALL COLORS" ther. fireman for more than 35 years. Hoboken, collected a record $131,- Miss van Tongeren Is a graduate Captain Houn and his wife Made- 922.37 In its 1962 fund drive, WITH REG. -. of Johnstown High School, Johns- line live at 1021 Park Ave. Gordon G. Bowen of Glen Ridge, FREE town, New York. She is employed • * * association president, announced. $5. 6" ROLLER Value by Slaveoburg Corp., New York The marriage of Miss Alice He said die previous high was Cltv* . , Griffith, daughter of Mrs. Edna t Coleman, 915 Bloomfleld St., Ho- Her fiance ts a graduate of schools boken, and Mr. Arthur Lemp Jr., In Holland and is currently asso- son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lemp ciated with Hampshire House^Jew Sr., 1202 Willow Ave., Hoboken, York City, as an exchange student. was solemnized in Our Lady of I Home Made Wedding date has not been set. Grace R. C. Church. i Upon their return from a wedding trip to Florida, the couple will Miss Salerno Weds ' make their home in Hoboken. William J. Morley * * * I Miss Lurdina Morin, daughter Miss Josephine Salerno, daughter ! of Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Morin, of Mrs. Rosemarle Salerno of 908 209 Willow Ave., Hoboken. and Park Ave., Hoboken,andWUUamJ. Morley, son of Mrs. Kathleen Mor- Antonio Mortn, son of Mr. and & BASKETS ley, 1043 Bl cornfield Street, will | Mrs. Dominco Morin of Yugosla- be married Saturday at a 4:30 p. via, were married recently in Sts. m. ceremony in Our Lady of Grace I Peter and Paul R. C. Church, •R. C. Church. Rev. Francis Coyle Hoboken. "With 30 Years Of Serviif Yoi will officiate. Reception was held In Villa Ro- mano, Hoboken. at 1213 Summit Ave. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE • I EST. 1917 Union City UN 5-6450 BRAND NEW DELIVERED DODGE NOW! LOW, LOW A Z MOTORS DODGE - DART - TRUCK DEALER 1409 WILLOW AVE., HOBOKEN PRICES ON 0 7??A SUCCESS iUUT 7-/44U ON SERVICf SPRING COATS BUY WITH CUNFIDENCE 1ST. 1917 FROM FACTORY TO YOUi; EASTER SPECIAL AT BASKETWEAVE HANDBAG MART POM POM BY NORTHFIEID - Manufacturers Outlet CASHMERE Now Famous Make AND SPRING FUR TRIMMED HANDBAGS { $9.75 to $59.95 $2.59 "PRICES ARE UNBEATABLE ANYWHERE" , REMEMBER THESE ARE FACTORY PRICES & $3.59 PISCOUNT CENTER ; 17.98 xo $10.98 IO3J CLINTON STREET, HOBOKEN 122 WASHINGTON ST., HOBOKEN OPEN DAILY FROM 9 to 6 . (NEXT TO SPARROW'S) Page 2 JOURNEY TO THE STARS EDITOR'S CORNER i By James P. Grazloso Pictorial The question of whether or not Imagine. K the Russian Mars probe A DAY OF REJOICING' there is life on any otter planet can take and send back televised aside froir. earth is still unanswer- pictures from dose up to Mars, . J...ched Weekly By FOR ALLCHR/STIANS ed. The search, it seems, runs in we should get some really con- tbe West New Yorker toe. clusive evidence. DOROTHY SEXTON To the earliest Christians, Easter—not Christmas— cycles. First the evidence leads to Editor In Chief was the all-important holiday. Relatively little notice theories that die universe Is teem- Although we are running in a ne- Member: American Press Assn. ing with life, then new experiments gative cycle on *e life on odier Member: Pictorial Syndicate was taken of the anniversary of Christ's birth; as far planets question, it must be re- Member: Weekly Newspaper *»• as the Gospels are concerned, Jesus commanded men and discoveries indicate that, per- present *tl res haps, life as earth is quite unique. anbesed that this pertains only Photographic Departmeit to remember not His birth but His death. Therefore, We are now naming in a "no life to our solar system. There are AI Lambiase, Chief Photographer, Easter is considered the most ancient and most important on any other planet" cycle. many stars that are similar to the Aiuaony CaoflaM, North Hudson, festival of the Christian year. The recent Mariner 11 probe to sun and it could be that these stars ON 9-7973. One of the great disputes throughout history has been have planets with one of them in 8 z 10 Glossy Photograph* of pic- Venus gave overwhelming evidence tures appearing in this newspaper the setting of a fixed date for Easter. Early Christians against life of any kind on that the right position with the right may b« purchased for 11.25 each. celebrated Easter at the same time as the Jewish Pass- planet. The question there seems temperature for vegetation and Office: 61 First St. Hoboken, New over feast, since Christ's death fell upon the day of the to be answered in the negative. water to develop life widi a civili- Jercey. Printing plant, 155 Broad Yet, there is always that slight zation on a par or more advanced Ave., Kalrrtev, New Jersey, Wh 5- feast of the Passover—the 14th day of the month of than ours.
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