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2Nd Place Winners in State Contest VOLUME 5, NUMBER 38 FRIDAY, OCTOBER A, 1963 TEN CENTS 2ND PLACE WINNERS IN STATE CONTEST DIRECTOR /RTHUR MAROTTA is proud of Hoboken P. B. A. Pistol Team" or Marotta while looking on are, left to right, Patrolman Frank Pair for taking second place in the State P.B.A. match recently held in Atlantic ani, Acting Chief George Crimmins, Patrolman Leonard Rhodes City. Suitable trophies were awarded the contestants upon their return. Richard Carroll. State Delegate. In the picture Sgt. Martin Wladich is shown accepting trophy from Direct- MAYOR JOHN J. GROGAN, center, was greeted upon his arrival at right are Anthony Marano, secretary, Ray Fiore, recording secreti Union Club to attend third annual dinner dance of Company K Club by Anthony Cilento, treasurer; and, on right side, second from right, dub president, August Gratale. Others in the picture are, seated, left Mancuso, general chairman of the dinner-dance committee, and to right, Joan Canfield, Mrs. Anthony Cilento, Mrs. August Gratale, Mrs. right, John Carluccio, rice president. John Carluccio and Mrs. Beniamin Mancuso. Standing at left from left to VOLUME 5, NUMBER 38 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1963 TEN CENTS 2ND PLACE WINNERS IN STATE CONTEST DIRECTOR ARTHUR MAROTTA is proud of Hoboken P.B.A.Pistol Team" or Marotta while looking on are, left to right, Patrolman Frank Pal- ter taking second place in the State P.B.A. match recently held in Atlantic ani, Acting Chief George Crimmins, Patrolman Leonard Rhodes City. Suitable trophies were awarded the contestants upon their return. Richard Carroll. State Delegate. In the picture Sgt. Martin Wladich is shown accepting trophy from Direct - MAYOR JOHN J. GROG AN, center, was greeted upon bis arrival at right are Anthony Marano, secretary; Ray Flore, recording secret Union Club to attend third annual dinner dance of Company K Club by Anthony Cilento, treasurer; and, on right side, second from right, i club president, August Gratale. Others in the picture are, seated, left Mancuso, general chairman of the dinner-dance committee, and t to right, Joan Canfield, Mrs. Anthony Cilento, Mrs. August Gratale, Mrs. right, John Carluccio, vice president. John Carluccio and Mrs. Benfamin Mancusb. Standing at left from left to , Octree 4,1963 Pip) HOBOKEN UNICO TO RECEIVE RECOGNITION Heavy Rains Create ALL MEMBEPS OF HOBOKEN RED CROSS * FOR SUPPORT OF CHARITY, SCHOLARSHIPS Sewage Problem ELIGIBLE TO VOTE FOR DIRECTORS Hugh McGuire, Hoboken director The regular meeting of the Board dinner. Prof. Frank Fusco and of public works, said that Sunday's Annual meeting of Hoboken Chap- Any resident who has contributed of Directors, Hob ok en Chapter, Us Society orchestra will furnish rainfall taxed the capacity of Ho- ter of American Red Cross will $1 or more this year. Is b«lng Unlco National, was held at Meyer? music during the cocktail hour boken's plant As a result he hold its 45th annual meeting on invited by John B. Castelll, chap- Hotel recently. and for the evening's dancing pro- is expected to discuss methods Oct. 14 at the Clam Broth House ter chairman, to attend and vote Meeting was presided over by gram. of regulating the flow of sewage in Hoboken. for directors. Vice President Robert Ranleri in President Guido Tnsolinl wijl Into the plant with Weehawken and place cf Vice President John Car- welcome Mayor and all other dig- Union City officials. The normal tuccio who was present but not nataries and guests flow of sewage from those towns feeling well. can be handled, the problem is AUGIE DELANO'S Members of the Board approved HIGH SCHOOL PTA the excessive flow brought on by reports from Chairman, M. Ed- heavy rains. j*rard De Fazio, covering the 17th REPRESENTED AT Hoboken will receive $60,000 an- GRAND OPENING 'Annual Columbus Dinner to be nually for treating Union City and held at Union Club, Saturday, Oct- COUNTY INSTITUTE Weehawken sewage ober 12, 1963. Essay contest Hoboken High School P.T.A. was MOM. OCT. 7th THRU Oct. 131*. winner will be invited to read represented a t Hudson C o u n ty 300 Expected To Attend winning essay at the dinner fes- P.T.A. Institute Monday at Jewish CELEBRITIES EVERY MIGHT tivities. Invocation will be given Community Center, Bayonne. Israel Histadrut Show by local Chaplain, Rev. Crispin Mrs. Philip De Falco, member- 300 residents are expected to Fuino, Pastor of St. Francis R.C. ship chairman, extends a special attend the 40th anniversary Is- JOE ROCCO & Church, a member of the group. invitation for ^iew members in rael Histadrut show Oct 14 at A welcome will be extended on October which is Membership En- Madison Square Garden. behalf of the city to all members rollment Mon^h. Every member Free buses will leave ai 7:15 HIS SWINGING TRiO and guests by Mayor John J. Gro- can help strengthen P.T.A. for the p. m. from the Jewish Community gan, who will be present with his benefit of children, school and Center, 830 Hudson St., Hoboken. wife. community Guest of honor will be Golds COME RELAX IN OUR District Governor, Peter Mon- There will be a meeting on Oct. Meir, foreign minister of Israel. tana, will present a commendation 7, at the school from 7:30 p.m. to A former Hoboken native, Frank BLACK MAGIC ROOM •'o the local Chapter for its various 10 p.m. Unit will be host to Hud- Sinatra, will head the entertain- 61 6th STREET, HOBOKEN OL 6-9877 contributions to charity and scho- son County P T.A., Board of Man- i ment list. larship funds since its inception agers. as a Chapter in the ever-growing A regular meeting will be held national chain. on Oct. 16 at 8KX) p.m Memorial services for Christo- Both meetings are at the school pher Columbus at the Columbus on 9th and Clinton St., Hoboken. Park under City C oordinator Mrs. James Gilligan is president. Judge Charles De Fazio, Jr., will Refreshments will be served at be participated in by all Unico both meetings by Mrs. Mario Min- members who pledged to be pre- ervini and Mrs. Charles Pasquale, sent. hospitality chairmen. Board of Directors commended Past President Anthony Santenello Mrs. Gilligan Heads for the 7th year donation of 1/2 WHOLESALE cent per gallon on all gasoline Hoboken High P.T.A. sold during September. The rev- enue is donated to the charity Hoboken High P.T.A.. located at and opportunity funds of the local 9th and Clinton St., has announced OUTLET Unico Chapter. appointment of the following of- ficers: Mrs James Gilligan, » Robert Ranieri reported that the president; Mr Thomas F.Gaynor, Sports Night Program of Unico honorary vice president; Mrs Pe- FOR BETTER DRESSES at the Blue Point Restaurant was ter Costello, 1st vice president; a tremendous success Local Lit- Mrs. Anthony Costello, 2nd vice tle Leaguers and the Boy Scouts president; Mrs. Isaac Maged, Re- sponsored by L'nico were guests cording secretary: Mrs August Reg. $17.99 fo $22.99 $8.75 at the evening's dinner. Ricciardi, corresponding secre- Rocco Gratale, souvenir journal tary; Mrs. Charles Smith, Treas- WOOL PRINTS - MOHAIRS - ZESKROME - CREPE SUZZETTES chairman reported a substantial urer. increase in contributions and a Committees are: Mrs. Charles fine work of art will be presented Smith, budget and finance; Mrs. to each participant at the dinner. Isaac Maged,publicity; Mrs. Philip It is anticipated that 300 mem- De Falco, membership; Mrs 100 PERCENT WOOL JERSEY $6.75 bers and friends will attend the Mario Minervini and Mrs.Charlei Pasquale, hospitality; Mrs. Johr Vervoordt, scholarship; Mrs. An- COTTON KNITS-TRANSAL COTTON-CREPES I OL 9-2702 thony Costello and Mrs. Hermar Zuberbuhler, program; Mrs. Dom- ihtck Russo, founder's day; Mrs. Values $14.99 to $17.99 $5 Max Weiss,citizenship;Mr. James Brennan, historian; Mrs. Peter 1031 CLINTON STREET. HOBOKEN 10 to 5. Mon. to Sat. Costello, ways and means. Nicholas J. Caruso Heads Kfwanis Slate Hoboken Kiwanis Club will con- Redecorate with duct their meeting today at a luncheon in the Grand Hotel at Fine Fabrics which Dr. John L. Voigt, director of Rutgers University Phar- Come See maceutical Extension Service will speak. Joe Koblitz A slate erf officers for election will be submitted by the nom- DECORATOR k UPHOLSTEREF inating committee at the annual 1010 WASHINGTON. ST. meeting on Oct. 17. HOBOKBK, N. J. The slate Is as follows: Nicho- UALITY COATS las J. Caruso, Hoboken postmas- ter, president; Herman L. Ellen- gogen and William P. Hafemann, SEAMLESS MESH vice presidents; Walter A. Dlnan treasurer and Michael 3allo, Jo- NYLONS 39C seph S. Glaser and Philip H. My- NEW FABRICS! ALL SHADES ers, directors. American Export Lines NATIONALLY FAMOUS FALL COLORS! Receive Stevedore Bids HANDBAGS $2.59 Bids are being received by Amer- Dressy & Casual ican Export Lines from several stevedoring firms for the handling 75 of cargo at its Hoboken terminal The and Manhattan pier. Bidders have not been identified. O*85 HANDBAG The stevedoring contract has been held by John W. McGrathCorp. for MAKT the past year. Longshoremen bandied the cargo previously. FACTORY DISCOUNT CENTER YU WASHINGTON STREET A spokesman stated that the three OPEN THURS., PRI. EVENINGS piers will continue In operation TILL 10 P.M. J voicing dental of a report that the 1031 CLINTON ST. OPEN 6 DAYS TILL 6 P.M. •Jltae planed to close Pier B in HlMltMrfclifML rOBCT« QtfWMT 4»l]M3j EDITORIALS LABOR JOURNEYTO THE STARS i .BY DOROTHY SEXTON By Joints P. Gruloso LOG Some character who is against BY BERNARD LASKY the manned moon project recently came up with an interesting stat- has been started at all unless it VIVA When the CK> became the bride istic: he said if all the money spent is for political reasons.
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