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. If we were o€ the reluctant bridegroom the on the moon project were stacked J to stop now a lot of people would AFL in the State of New Jersey, in pennies, five different piles' be out of work and a goqd sized Hudson, with one of the larger could be made reaching all the way j recession would be the result. All VALACHI! labor forces In the state, was the to the moon. To make five such the money being spent on this pro- very last county to participate in stacks to th~ moon would require ject will not be used solely for a the shot-gun marriage arranged $12,107,183,616 word) of pennies. lunar landing. A lot of the hard- Cosa Nostra set up like a government with a titular by "poppa-knows-best** George The same thing could be said ware and know-how developed will head and subdivisions called "families" headed by Meany bead of the combined AFL- be put to use in many industries leaders who take their orders from a big boss is, we CK> throughout the nation. about all the money spent on farm subsidies which has produced noth- creating many new jobs. Actually hope, destined for extinction through the testimony of a Actually, the merger of the ing for our economy, is a waste of the money that will be spent on the man named Joseph Valachi. This witness whom the AFL and CK) In Hudson County Is money and a waste of food. It would "Men on the Moon" program Is an press has vilified with epithets such as stool pidgeon, functioning smoothly. As for thebe possible to make more than investment that will bring in pro- squealer and traitor is, we believe, a salvaged citizen. other 20 cotmties, there are rum- five stacks of pennies to the moon fitable returns. The investment is Although it is now too late for him to return to tfee blings of insecurity, dlscontent- with all the wasted money spent on being made by the biggest business society our law abiding citizens enjoy, this raanha s ment and, in many instances, out- farm sif>ports. concern in the world, the United recognized the fact that the structure of Cosa Nostra, right frustration that Is tantamount While we are on this subject, States Government. All the stock- in effect, makes it a separate entity operating within the to rebellion. here's another interesting statistic holders - the people - will collect United States and therefore makes all who belong to it The discord does not come from figured by yours truly. If every the dividends that are sure to traitors to the concepts upon which our government is the children of the marriage - the dollar ol oar national debt was come. founded. The punishment of crime is a matter for out rank and file members of union laid end to end it would reach all The X-15 program has given us groups - but rather from the par- the way to Mars when that planet three new astronauts - men who judiciary, not a boss-appointed executioner who carries ents or the so-called labor leaders is at an average distance at its have flown over an altitude of 50 out a sentence of death with a self-righteous feeling. who inherited their jobs as a result closer approaches to the earth. miles. Major Bob White was the The members of Cosa Nostra who killed on order of the marriage or, if you will, the And another one; if every dollar first, followed by Major Bob Rush- did not feel they bore the mark of Cain - rather they merger. owed by our government, all theworth and J oe Walker, a civilian felt they were being loyal to the order. It is tragic that Meany who practices a weird corporations, and all the indivi- test. Pilot. However, Walker has these second generation Americans have so little faith kind of Democracy, forced the duals - a figure close to a tril- not received Astronaut wings be- in our form of government. Had not their parents come combined groups to share die jobs lion dollars-were laid end to end cause he is a civilian. In fact, to the United States to enjoy liberty and justice? Valachi in the newly formed alliance and Jt would be enough to make a Walker has gone higher than either the freedom of choice was elimin- continuous line all die wav to the of the military pilots reaching a has taken human life. For that we must brand him as a ated. sun. height of 66.5 miles, well above any murderer. Equally guilty is the boss who issued the Naturally, there were quasi e- orders. We cannot tolerate a government within a I don't know why all this con- appreciable atmosphere. lections held separately by thetroversy about the moon project Two new X-15 pilots have been government. But we, must recognize the fact that American Federation of Labor and tlllllUIIIM 1111111 lit MIIMIIIIH chosen and will make their first Valachi is doing his government a great service by the Congress at Industrial Organi- flights this year. They are Milton offering his testimony - to tell all about Cosa Nostra. zations and proportionate repre- Vincent Murphy, who heads the O. Thompson, NASA, and Captain To eradicate this destructive threat to our society, sentation was assured both to the State Federation of Labor, AFL- Joseph H. Engle, United States Air ve psust encourage more of its members to leave the AFL and the CK). A convenient CiO, would never attempt 3uch an Force. The X-15 is being improv- arrangement designed by that great ambitious program without the ed and flights up to one hundred inks-of Cosa Nostra and similar organizations and apostle of Democracy George sanction of AFL-CK) president elp us round up these criminals. The men who cross miles are contemplated. When the Meany, president of the AFL-CJO. Meany. Murphy, one of the oldsecond phase of the X-15 program a line and offer their testimoney must not be vilified Yet, as previously noted, the guards of the AFL, Is a product Is completed, the next step will be th the epithets stool pidgeon etc. They must be af- Hudson County Central Labor of the plumbers'union which start- the USAF X-20 Dyna-Spar. Mr. rded the respect any witness has the right to demand Council, AFL-C1O, was ^ie of the ed Meany on his career in organiz- Thompson, who has been a re- and the protection such a witness surely needs from last of the AFL and CK) gi v/ups to ed labor. search test pilot since 1956 has those he is testifying against. When a man can be killed merge and, in die very first Dem- •Walter Reuther, the suave and also been named as a pilot for the at the. direction of a man already behind bars, it takes a ocratic election of the combined executive type labor leader, has X-20. labor groups, die CK) managed to had to swallow a bitter concoction lot of courage to talk. More stringent security mea- Thompson, incidently, has also sures in our federal prisons is indicated heie. When hold its position after token oppo- of dictatorship since he led the sition in a free and open election. CIO Into a merger. However, he tested an experimental aircraft a rackets criminal is imprisoned, the public must, be was smart enough to have his with no wings designed for use-in Notwithstanding this, time is •returning astronauts to earthfrom assured he is no longer a threat to their society. j running out for the CIO represent- almost bankrupt organization grab most of the pad jobs in the com- an orbiting space station. Called Valachi and others who volunteer their testimdoy atives in the State Labor Organi- the "Flying Bathtub" the glider- must be looked upon as reformers who, through their zation of the AFL-CKX The old bined AFL-CIO. His lieutenants who were cold, hungry and as frost like vehicle relies on Its rounded own underworld experience, are better qualified to lead .guard of the American Federation undersurface to provide enough of Labor or the AFL group is plan- bitten as Washington'9 troops at our law enforcement agencies to the root and therefore Valley Forge have at long last lift so the pilot can maneuver the ning to change the present setup in craft to a controlled landing. This the eradication of the evil than any other source. To rid the next convention. The leaders of found their cornucopia. Reuther our nation of rackets, we need more Valachi's. Let's lost some pride but gained a well strange aircraft called the M-2 is the AFL feel that they have the said to have the capability of ferry- nor forfeit the valuable information they can give us by numbers and enough delegates to fed army. An army that is ready v at ing them in the press. Let's not brand these wit- to march on its own anytime now. ing twelve passengers back to the win an election with a full slate of earth. nesses as stoolies - rather, let us call them repatriated AFL candidates. This is the very John L. Lewis of the United citizens. . . • thing that President Meany had Mine Workers set the pattern and| Strong rumors are around that hoped to prevent by his directive Walter Reuther could very well the Soviet Union will have a new of proportionate representation of follow the trail blazed by thespace spectacular very 3oon. A both AFL and CIO officials in the venerable and highly regarded la- Russian commentator hinted that a State and County organizations. bor leadei, John L. Lewis. linkup of two space vehicles will The Only Way You Can Help Reduce Taxes Is be attempted this time withCosmo- nauts Yuri Gagarin and Gherman By Tefling Your Assemblyman You Expect Tltev scheduled to make the try. His Help. Write Him Today! f There is also speculation that as we have taked our readers toIwip us bring about leglslatfOB forcing Xeedleeraft News many as three men may be in the Port of New York Authority to pay taxes, to defeat • sales tax, space at the same time. and to raise money for educational needs, institutions etc. throtagh a State Lottery. The coupons below are separate for your convenience tr. choosing any one or al three as you wish. Just clip oat and mail to your representative. HE ART OF DECORATION is receiving greater emphasis If you live and vote to Hudsoa County, your AssemblymeB aret today than ever before, and as more and more people take an Maurice V. Brady. 47 Duncan Aveaue. Jersey City: J. Arnold Bres- T interest in the decorative aits, handmade articles of every kind are Hokoken Pktorial sier, 764 Broadway, Bayome; Frederick H. Hauser, 1000 Hudson gaining greater value %,j virtue of the individuality and crafts- Street, Hoboken; joha J. Kljewskl, 30 Garrison Avenue, jersey manship they express. City: Paul McCucrte, 2*7 KeaTny Avenue, Kearny: and William Vincent Musto, 1000 Hudson Boulevard, Union City. In East Bergea NEW DESIGNS MMhed WeAt? By County, address your communication to Joseph CL Woodcock. Jr.. APPEAR DAILY The We*t New Yorker, Inc. DOROTHY SEXTON fc?0 Anderson Avenue, dtffslde Park. This trend is particu- Editor to Chief larly evident in the pages Member: American Pr*«* AMV and pages that books and Member-. Pictorial Syailcate | Assemblyman , .... I Memfter: Weekly NnqH*« Re. - Please do what is necessary to force payment of I magazines are devoting to prwmmwm wardrobe ideas and room Ptexograptitc DcpmiuncM •caxes by Port of New York Authority. arrangements, as well as Al LamNase, Chief PhtxugrsBfcer, OL«-lit7 P^ame the ready availability of An&ooy Canyiano, North Hadi on, • Address needlework patterns and l« 9-7973. County . designs that appear daily • x to QUIT Pboto«rapfca of pic- ture* appear**! la iMa newspaper in the press of the nation. •ft? fee ygrhwrj tar «J5 each. Office-. « Flnt St. HaMrao, New I Assemblyman _, , ,, 5 EMBROIDERY IS Jerrey. Pmatsg plant, US Broad • Please *ote against the Sales Tax. • • UNIQUE Aw., Patnrtew, New ftm;, W* $• Today's needieeraft se- 399V. lifci.iHmim. $3.00 per year .lOcanu I Name ' ; _ I lection, an embroidered per copy. Second Class Postage Address | tray cloth you can also make as a set of place mats, has the unique paM at Post Office. Hoboken. New character that's in keeping with this current wave of interest. At '•» charge, the Hobcfcen Pic- The design is a peasant floral arrangement worked in a variety torial aaMMtea pictures and news * ». 1 of primitive colors—Red, Yellow, Black, White. Purple, and shades •t btirbdaya, aanliw.artes. I y of Blue. The effect is deep, rich colors with vivid accents. Crewel Plea** TQC» far a State Lottery I "stitches give it a satin look, and they work up qukkly. Complete instructions, including diagram and transfer direc- . i tions, are Free. For your copy, mail a stamped, self-addressed County i, • • '. - [-. i, / I envelope with your request for Leaflet PE 2026 to the Needlework Editor of this n«wsp*per. frWay, Octiltr 4,m3 VETERANS OF TWO STATES TO CONVERGE ON SECAVCUS FOR DEDICATION OF NEW VFW POST HOME SATURDAY On Saturday afternoon Secaacos Memorial Post 3776, VFW, will dedicate their,new Post Memorial Home after more thanfrre years manjGeorge Nenbert Jr., Jr.vice Industrial League reports. Team 2nd place. BB's are In 3rd
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MESSMER FRANK GENNAR1 JERSEY CITY HE. 4-2468 KNUD NEANDROSS ALBERT O. TANNENBAUM WESLEY O. IA POINT! CHARLES A. FRISTENSKY wste les Shippert is pastor rfTrlnlty Evan- of Blue Birds of st. Mattnews it will n rdi gelical Lutheran Church. Cliffslde Parochial School, Ridgefield...... regular p in Park-...WllUam Pllkington and Su- Miss Marie Gasperonl, concert in effect to, zanne Pllkington of 177 Brinker- pianist and teacher of 510 Pat- o'clock nc >rk hoff St., Ridgefield Park, took first erson plkrd., Union City, will be A bit of he place In the third annual soap box the. guest artist for die Teaneck when sew :rt derby conducted by the Ridgefteld Symphony Guild at 1:30 pjn. this cledes, Ji »r Park Board of Recreation...,. afternoon In the home of Mrs, oher Colt be Round Towners Club was enter- Richard Berlin of Teaneck...... city R u- tained at the home of Mrs. Jo- Pat Sullivan, a 14 year old Se- St., Unioi sephine Remore, 1547 Palisade caucus gal, racked up a score command «v., Fort Lee Women of the of 182, to lead the Junior Girls 14, Amei Moose , Chapter 723, Cllffslde League of the PAL Bowlers to Cohen of Park are planning to provide for Bowl-o-rama alleys on Route 3, West Nei needy families in that community * • • appointed with Thanksgiving baskets for the Lawrence Biley, IS year old high 3 of Amer holidays. Mr. and Mrs. James school junior received the Eagle Mr. and Devaney, 351 Tom Hunter rd.,Fort Award in ceremonies in St. Fran- 391 Baldvt Lee, motored to Pennsylvania to cis School, Ridgefield Park,...Miss eently cell spend the day visiting Roadside Barbara Vergona, daughter of Mr. riage. C America Mrs. Clara Hoffman, and Mrs. Vincent Vergona, 132 23, 1900 Palisades Park director of wel- Rothwell av., Cliff side Park was moved to fare, is issuing a plea for "white guest of honor at a bridal shower years ago material" which is urgently needed held in Knights of Columbus Hall, of eight ct by all active community units of Cliffslde Park. She will become and 15 gre the American Cancer Society. A the bride of Robert Supino of Engl*. good source of white material is wood on Saturday, at an 11 a.m. the old white shirts that can no' Nuptial Mass, in Our Lady of REM longer be worn by husbands and Grace Roman Catholic Church, Stock we sons....Dr. Frank Cordasco, who Fair-view Mr. and Mrs. John with rem has served as a high school Myers, 235 75th St., North Ber- ! easy, safe teacher, director of adult educa- gen, are moving to St. Petersburg, both side: tion and assistant principal of Florida Bridal showers were The sash School 5 In West New York, was given recently for Miss Patricia frames wi given a testimonial dinner in rec- Ann Immick, daughter of Mr. and ' can be re ognition of effort made in behalf Mrs. Edward Immick, 402 59th Woman ca Iof local Spanish speaking children st. West New York, and Miss Mary j window s« frifct,fet*«r4,1H3 WE v SPAGHETTI 95 EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY! Wifli \**,r Saurt •nd lOBSHt MEAT (Complete DintMr) i NOT FAR FROM HOME BUCK'S RESTAURANT [WOW! HAY! [ AND NOT EXPENSIVE MA m* HUBtON «IVD- N. «. | LOOKEE HERE!! J Tommonv Holl AUGIE DELANO'S Hay! Krajewsfcl BY THE SEASIDE PROUDLY PRESENTS l HAYI HAY! POLKA fn the warmth of October's No. 1 on Polka Hit Para*. bright blue weather. Enjoy the fun of the sun- JOE ROCCO & SECAUCUS.N.J. decks, the pleasure of Henry Krajewski; Prop. - the harvest time. Indian Aafc for Stella Record No. 1038 I Summer delights include HIS SWINGING TRIO dances, movies, games, swimming, rolling chair rides. Partake of the beau- FEATURING LOU CRANDALL ties of Autumn by the sea. Ask about Inclusive Ran. DYNAMIC SONGSTRESS THE BLUE CHATEAU Phone 609-345-1211; or, in N.Y., MU 2-4849. Every Friday, Saturday & Sunday AT 501 Ctrtnl A**.. Uibi CNy Twin beds with bath from $13.50 Mod. Am., $7.50 WESTERN 4 COUNTRY European, each person. COME RELAX IN OUR I g BLACK MAGIC ROOM RAY KING & Central Boardwalk •Atlantic City 61 6th STREET. HOBOKFM JOHNNY RENO O-mfffthip OL. 6-0R77 For Your Entertainment EVERYONE WELCOME EVERY FRI.-SAT.- SUN. NIGHT !j WALDSCHLOSS MUSIC BY RESTAURANT THE MATTY DICE H HUB Of 6000 COM QUARTET \ • LVNCHIOMS • DtNMtKS t • BANOUnS NO MIN. NO COVER COCKTAIL LOUNGE Juami—*tfM*t ft Ow M* tCMKt: DINERS ClUI AMEtKAN EXPRESS m/mn ftt Reservofions Coll 013-0100 MING'S Authentic Chinese and American foods. Specialty, Cantonese com- WHitney 3-0925 bination plate and family dinners. IS] MkCfN »ivp, FAHtVlEW. H. 1. CHINESE Popular for take out orders. Open 4R3 cedar Lane daily from 11a.m. to 11 p. m., FINE ITALIAN Teaneck, N. J Mon. 'til 9:30. Sat. to 1 a.m. TE. 6-3156 LOU'S AMERICAN Chinese Foods. Try the Lobster Bar Rtrtanrant BAR& CUS1NE ARK'S or Kew He Yu Gai ?«p (Chicken US-13K and roast pork.) Luncheen 11:30 to 4 frcw, J1125. Dinner- 4 to 9 At Tie Man 5701 Jackson i!. JADE ROOM p.m., 12 to^Sun, Takeout orders. SECAUCU6, N. J. GRILL WHST NEW YORK", N. J. loO Unwood Plaza, Fort Lee Parties Up to 150. Cocktail lounge Fwest CaektaB Bar Daily 11:30 to 1 a.m. Sat. til 2. Tel. UNlon 3-9747 WI 4-7080 la T*e State Air Conditioned F rench-American, 300 menu Catena*; to Hall To Hire For AH Occasions items& By popular decree a sea- Parties • CAUGHEY'S food house (Stuffed J umbo Shrimp' a—aaaaaaaaaaMaaaaaaaa—i or Maine Lobster) Family-style Tec OLoritLD Colonial, three dining rooms, pri- ENTERTAINMENT LOUIS A RALPH AZZOLLINI 64 Hoboken Road. vate Rathskeller. Menus Include Fridays * Satariays East Rutherford kiddie cocktails with mom and Air C—ililiuatd 1/2 Block off Route 17 pop& Impromptu birthday par- Par Y«ar Canfart WE 9-4448 ties for chil.im. 7 days. AAA. BLUE POINT LDUNGT HALL TO HIRE I L>ocKtail JLounge CALL UNION 7-991 | RESTAURANT L SCArDDD AMD BAR 727 WILLOW AVENUE Vs. J V^VtUI I CORNER 8th STREET [ JUST ONCF | V>yxv7fil!» HOBOKEN, N.J. WE CATER TO BANQUETS,.WEDDINGS & PARTIES Be A Conformist : join All Those Other s Satisfied Diners : at... S MONROE TAVERN PROUDLY PRESENTS IT'S THE PART VIEW DINER SUNDAY, For a refreshing change-of-pace the whole family will enjoy, take them out SEPTEMBER 22 to dine. Mother will relish letting somebody else do the work. COCKTAIL HOUR FULL COURSE DINNERS DAILY TONIGHT FEATURING THE FABULOUS 7 COURSE DAILY SPECIAL $1 -jure fe* 4eUfktfal, D'Eli« Z JACKIE SMALL PART VIEW DINER •JT—r Beat) SINGING SENSATION : WHitiwy 5-2J77 DIRECT FROM BROADWAY 354 FA1KYKW AYt, FAIRYIEW 9 .«,- - -- - WH 5-9798 7.P.M. TILL CLOSING 321 61st St.,W.N.Y. Paflt 10 rowf« vQMMr *»rf#a < The area.between 56th and 58th •luxury apartaieml planned for an, Many low income housing facil- its., at Blvd. Bast, has not been area overlooking the Hudson River.' ities are already available cocoa- developed to its full potential and The site runs from First to Fourth struction is expected to begin it Is hoped that the entire area sts., between Hudson and River shortly on die moderate middle can be re-developed. This pro- sts. income project at Church i overs. CURB/NG cedure, from the ground up, will An effort Is being made to pro- Mayor Grogan will ask members avoid mistakes of the past and vide housing for low, middle and of city council to take positive AS avoid future slums. high income families. action In Initiating application for cfLfsneo STONE BUILDING IMPROVE- WOAI'T MENT ON IN W1EHAWKEN NORTH BERGEK HOBOKEN OPPORTUNITY Aft yw IUI ft mcfnizt itll 5-Fmri!y Brick ; Mayor John J. Grogan has pointed Income H656 yearly, four 4't out that costs of building improve- Ont-funlly, 9 room*, plus furni- and ooe 5-room apt. 5 mooWrf ments in Hoboken has exceeded turt, pnttnt income • over ceramic tit* batte, bot wife l quarter of a million dollars. 13,500. 2ft baths. Gas hot wa- otf hear. This figure, however, does .not ter heat. Nwr Blvd. East. A Include major building projects bargain at $21,900. now underway under supervision - SMUT MOB nM USTHMI PH. *28,5OO of the city's housing authority headed by Michael J. MUat. tow WT ion MOW TOW HAITOt SOTTOSANTI £AAPTY SQfr PRINK A three square block area in REALTOR the vicinity of Our Lady of Grace OT4DELL HUDSON AHVB TORR. ON. EM1U TIM CANS MAKE GOOP HOlPERS Church has been leveled to make fOR KNIVES ASP FORKS VHh* /V OUTPOOK £ATfM&...ANP way for a $1,300,000 moderate CAV BE P/SCARPE0 middle Income housing project. AFTER. USE.-. A senior citizens dwelling is in die formative stages. The units will be erected In the neighbor- hood of Fourth and Grand sts., with accomodations for 250 senior citizens. BELOW COST! BEFORE. BUYING ' OR SELLING CALL ON ALUMINUM YOUR LOCAL REALTOR COMBINATION Pledged by the Code of Ethics to Serve You Honorably, Econom- ically, and Efficiently. _ WINDOWS CRISTINE NOUN LOW COST HOUSING house, nearfng final construction, ItfAlTOR valued at $4 million." JAMES NOLAN, INC. &ONE FOR WEST NEW YORK "To balance high rise luxury apartments, a study of die needs . 4500 BERGEN Mayor John R. Armellino,speak- of our community resulted in con^ TURNPIKE DOOI| ing for himself and die board of struction , now in progress, of NORTH BERGEN commissioners of West New York, 103 units of Senior Citizens Hous- ' UNien 7-9003 stared that the town is In the pro- ing at Adams and 61st st." cess of accomplishing a program of municipal redevelopment.. ArmeHino stated,."Starting with post-war emergency and low cost housing, we have steadily pro- gressed, and at 60th St. and Blvd. IT WON'T East a modern eight-story apart- ment dwelling valued at $1,000,000 was erected." 2 Star* "Nearby, also on Blvd. East, COST YOU A CENT is a 22 story luxurv apartment Siu te EXPERT TO FIND OUT! Heating Find out today about the many and '•I Fuel Oil Metropolitan plans for help- call ing to protect you and your ~JL KEIL family. m Some Of Our Installations! North Bergen H. S. Let me supply you with any Old Folk's Home,}. C. Sc. Augustine's Parish School facts you want about Life in- 160 Oil Burners at West Point surance for you or your fam- Hundreds of your Neighbor's homes ily, at no cost or obligation. •Our competitors who advertise at this price fore* Our o sett oar windows below cost. However, we Experience DBJVER at our advertised price. Gives You PATRUSSO NO DOWN YEARS Happy PAYMENT TO PAY Heating offKt: mumm 2-o«t i __!T_I.— WHS-S300 ---UN9-5300 M 5creeti» at various prices* 615 WASHINGTON STREET, £T"" ZZZZ'S^II* II CAUL COURCTI HENRY KEIL NEWARK HA 2-M«t IVBMi UUS: OTJ-5WI & Sons, Inc. JERSEY CITY ..#....^...... 0L 6-5600 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company HACKENSACK...... DI 3-557© Blvd., Now York 10, N. Y. •NEWARK MA 2*1 Fairview ADVANCE STRUCTURAL, Inc. The #1 Spot for f *• Service 432 CENTRAL AVE NEWARK Mby, Odritor 4/W3 P»;t 13 Business Opportunities GENERAL MISC. Painting 2-FAMILY BRICK & STORE SINGER SEWING MACH., indus- One Man LOT 25x100 trial Model 96-80. Complete with CLASSIFIED UN 4-1839 table & motor—$85.00. PAINTING Cidega Mach. Mfg. Co. Inc. Exterior - Interior MOBILE CANTEEN—1961 Ford 270 Johnson av.,River Edge,N. J. Gutter & Leader Work V BUYER'S GUIDE DI 3-4473 Reasonable Rates - 80,000 readers will see your ad on this page In 5 newspapers. Van, fully equipped. In new stain- less steel, Coffee urn, soda J. DOTSON 3 lines {10 words) $1. CALL WHltney 5-5596 - SS98 - 5611 v ] dispense, Ice cream box, water NEW DRIFTWOOD Coffee Table, 244 Phelps Ave., Bergenfield, Real Estate Real Estate tank, hot dog andhamburger steam 2 T.V.'s, White leather fireplace, 385-6036 table. Fully outfitted to handle 2. white leather book caseTiead RIDGEFIELD-Gracious 7-room, 4 boards. Call UN 7-8089 Rooms painted, $16. Wall pa j PROPERTY NEEDED dozens of items. Your opportunity bedrooms, recreation room, fire- to go into year round business $1.50 per single. Outside pain place, 1 1/2 baths, 2-car garage, AMT Realty Co. with unlimited possibilities. Ideal very low. Rates , free estim » Close to public and parochial 5AROUK RUG,V12' X 19'. Open 463 OCEAN AVE. HE 2-6600 for veteran. Total cost, $3500. field, ex. cond. $1350. Seen by . UN 5-3 lOtt Schools, taxes, $200. Principals Days, AT 8-2676, Eves.GE 8-3264 Only, price $31,500. Vk'H 5-2004, appoint. Call 6-8 eve. UN 7-4753 Wall Papering 1 6-ROOM brick front Cape Cod, OAKLAND-3 bdrm Ranch.22 LR, eat in kit. w/built-Ins. Aluminum 3 LARGE GARAGES-together with SERVICES WALL PAPERING-Sanltas, p; knotty-pine kitchen, finishedbase- house for dwelling and store. Zoned ing, tile, celotex and Interior inent, 11/2 baths,patio andgarage. S/S. Full Bsmt. Gar. $19,750 Q FE 7-8819 for auto repairs and body work. pentry. UN 9-~ school. $29,000. Call Immediate possession. LO 8-6479 Alterations I IN 4-6232. HACKENSACK - Hill section, 3 DRESSMAKING LANDSCAPING bedrm. split. Gar., Basmt., Conv. JOURNAL SQ. AREA PEARL RIVER-lOyr. mod. custom loc. Dead end St. Low $20's. ALL KINDS J.A.R. LANDSCAPING & • 2 story house on well landscaped PR 8-2524 TAVERN AND/OR RESTAURANT ALTERATIONS Seed new lawns, cut lawns, , lge. lot. 3 lge, bedrms. 1 1/2 OL 9-6668 PICKUP hedges, trees, shrubs, clean (If without trans.) ~ is baths. Beamed ceil LR w/fplc. Service b/ the month HE 2 22"7 ; All appliances, 2 car gar. Sewers. For Rent FT. LEE West side Rt. 4-Lease WI 7-3519 Call eves, until 11 p.m. for immed. occ. 3100 sq ft heated ' Conv. to everything. Ask. $34,500. NO. BERGEN—Modern, attractive I By app't. owner 914-PE 5-4432 warehouse/office 300 sq ft loading TREE MAN-A11 phaSes of 4 1/2 rms., overlooks Hudson: opp. platform $4M) mo. WI 4-5505 EXCLUSIVE alterations on ladies dresses, suits Si coats; will pickup work. Free estimates. Ins;j park, 15 min. NYC. UN 9-6290; SADDLE BROOK - Cape Cod ^•deliver. WH t>-7566 DU 5-6354 OL 9-0820 PIZZA LUNCH TRUCK 117,990, 4bedmns.,tilebath,lge. Reasonable. Can be seen at Mil- Jcit. New gas furnace, garage 3 ROOM OFFICE ford Motors, Bergenf leld. Electrical Services SEWERS CLEANED Clean. SW 6-7947 PARKING AREA DU. 5-6464 MAIN $20; TOILETS, DRAINS : "WE DONTFAIL'TJUARANTT 689 BERGEN AVE., THOMAS ELECTRIC NORTH BERGEN-New 2 family. TAVERN FOR SALE In Hoboken. .CONTRACT. UN 4 2 yrs. old, Brick front, 5 & 5 333-0280 220 Volt Service, Circuiting Repair Established 25 yrs. Owner re- A'ork. Reasonable Rates-Licensed [rooms, 2 car garage, $150 in- tiring. SW 8-9702. CLEAN UP WORK Come, 4 picture windows, w/w WHITE HOUSE FOR LEASE-Fully UN 6-7398 Cellars, yards, stores. carp., 2 air cond., varnished oak equipped restaurant & house on (riven. Call UN 3-6726. floors and extras. $31,900 Prin. 200' frontage by 5 acres on Rte. DELICATESSEN ELECTRIC SERVICE only. UN 9-0696 or (914) YO 9-8023 22. Widow must lease. 100-AMP., 220-VOLT SERVICE. Call 675-9819 Completely equipped new delica- Complete with circuit breakers, tessen In Bergen County shopping $125. J. & L. Electric IRONWORKS MONTYALE UN 6-9017 or OL 2-4592 Swimming Pool, 16 X 32. S.O, OFFICE SPACE; LOW RENT center for rent or sale. UN 4-1027 BEAUTIFY your homes and 3 BR 2 Bath, Rec. Rm. Fire- 650 ANDERSON AVE protection with our iron raiiir place. Patio 100 X 240'. Treed CLIFFSIDE PARK ALL ELECTRICAL WORK and fences, gates. SELF SERVICE GROCERY-DELI. repairs done, lQO-amp services lot, $26,800 Principle Free Parking UN 5-4900 Ne^r church & school, no comp- JESCO IRON CRAFT WH 3-4 Call 391-3237 installed, ati work underwriter BROAD AVE. • FAIRY! :~v,y etition. Call aft. 4 p.m. HE 4-1044 inspected. All types of building MONTVALE Lots For Sale work. ' HE 2 - 3090. 66 Foot Brick Ranch-7 yrs. old, GROCERY & DELI - 4 nice MASONRY Fireplace, Mod. Kitchen, Full LAKE NEEPAULIN-(Route 23) rooms. Very reasonable. Call CARPENTRY fcasement, 2 full baths, 6 rooms. Sussex Co.-2 lots, 6500 sq. ft. 437-0636 BIG SAVINGS Choice location. PhoneD'ANGEL/3 ALUMINUM SIDING, shingling, Masonry sising Si alteration wo -> 2 '3 of an acre $28,700 Principles LUNCHEONETTE - Rutherford, 391-5576 866-5053 roofing, home modernization, Free estimates. Easy Tern Ideal for couple. Gross $24,000. Durco Contracting Co., F. X. SW. 5-2072. :an better. Asking $ 6500 Coughlin, proprietor. EST. 1930. SUSSEX - Aoout 50 acres of black GE 8-9649 INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY rich soil with about 2,000 ft. on I IN 5-2397 GENERAL contracting, carperv WITH HOUSE AND SHOP county paved road. $49,500. builder, alterations, remodeli 1400 ROUTE 46, FORT LEF, WH 5-6700 Misc. For Sale ALL TYPES of carpentry. Best plastering. Fire repair special i job at the lowest possible price. HE 4-2263 General Misc. "\ Q-7809 /-FAMILY HOUSE plus store. OLD TAPPAN - 2 tabuious treed M.VJONRY - By experienced m< Store has 2 rooms and_shower, one acre plots. $10,000 each. 16 MM RIEVERE camera & pro- GENERAL C.ARPENTRY-AU kinds anic; waiks, patios h. basemi" 4-5 rooms plus baths. $-12,000 North. Valley Realty PC S-O^OO jector, screen. Sound & silent. of home repairs and improvements etc. WI 7-1141 after 5 P. Call PL 3-7585. Excel, cond. Call UN 6-9680 aft. 5 Windows, doors, porches, shing- ling, extensions built, kitchens and JviOVING TO YONKERS-Must sell. WEST MILFORD-Pinecliff Lake. bathrooms modernized. Free es- VF.T Plasterin<*-Ceilines, wa New 2 family-5 &, 5, 2 car garage, 2 building plots. Year round res- FISH TANKS-Double beds,refrig., arches, patching a specialty, a 1 crib and kitchen sets. timates. Time payments. Call day 811 modern, air-conditioned. Many idential area. Lake rights. $3500 or evening. SW 8-3381 Celotcx ceilings. Quality ccm extras. Fenced in yard. $150 in- each. Terms. Call PO 8-5609. HE 5-2673 work done. Reasonable. DE 2- Come. $31,900. CARPENTER (914) YO 9-8023 UN 9-0696 FORT LEE—Industrial plots, 100 USED OFFICE FURNITURE Entrance doors, steps and porches General Services x 100, corner, $22,000. 50 x 100 Refinished Desks, Files, Chairs specialty. Basements and attics TBNAFLY -IfAST HILL corner, $11,000. Call after 5p.m. remodeled. SW 2-0091 FLOOR WAXING, Window Clean- 8 rooms, 3 full baths, Colonial WH 5-4316 EDELSTEIN ing, Carpet & Rug Shampooing Bi-level, under construction. Cus- Office Furniture Warehouse PAINTING Frank Holly, 339-2976 tom materials throughout. Estab- business Opportunities LA 3-6153 lished neighborhood. Must be 200 Montgomery Pi. Patenson,N.J L & M PAINTING CO. Home Improvement Seen. $45,500. For information, RESTAURANT AND BAR OUTSIDE & inside painting^roofIng call LO. 7-0712. FRIGIDAIRE CUBER MACHINES shingling. All work guaranteed. ALTERATIONS, Ceilings, doo Good location, reasonable, mort- 200 1b. capacity, $1 per day rental CALL UN 5-4742 windows, wooden stairs tighten HASKELL, N. J.--7 rooms, 5bed- gage—Illness. WH 3-9854 WH 5-8072 repaired, replaced. WH 3-5-1 r" rooms, basement and porch. All PAINTING and DECORATING by improvements. Bargain, $18,500. $9 000 DOWN will buy profitable young German painter.- Excellent TE 5-9196 1 ANKS FOR SALE 0L i7 GE luncheonette and brick building. PRIVATE PARTY work, reasonable price.PR 3-1078 '-' 'GIRA *-'* Yielding $180 monthly in rent. 3-15,000 gal. welded tanks. Clean HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.,IN FAIRLAWN --English Col. AY ell Excellent for couple or family. with 6 ft. cradles, pipes, valves, Basements -Kitchens-Bathrooms built, 3 bdrms, 1 1/2 baths, din'g UN 4-6974 fittings. $2500 PO Box,' 321,Mont- Porches - Painting rm., garage. Extras. Beaut. clair N. J. Code 201 Pilgrim PAINTING Complete _ Masonry Work. Fr RON — DE 2^8872. area. $23,900. NO 4-7672 or LUNCHEONETTE-fully equipped; 4-1827 Aft. 4 P.M.--DI 3-3* Estimates! Visit our ShowrCK $W 7-2794 excellent location, near school, 6-8 P.M. at must sell, due to death of part- 1120 Washington Street.Hoboktn KEANSBURG - Newly painted, 5 ner. HU 4-4739 Household Misc. rooms, year 'round residential, gas, electric, sewer, tool shed, USED SINGER SEWING MACHINE, SOFT ICE CREAM MACHINES - r bath, shower, storm windows, ELECTRIC. $17. GOOD CON- doors, near St. Ann's Church, Unusual opportunity, showroom DITION. CALL ANYTIME. schools, stores. Taxes $170 a samples—need space. Complete 484-5522 units ready to operate. Easy In- BUGS-RATS-MICE year. Price $5,500. Phone owner 656-4*36 after 1 P. M. stallation, equipped with necessary Restaurant Range. 6 open water and electrical connections. burners. 2 ovens^griddle EXTERMINATED MUST SELL Attractive price—easy terms ar- and broiler combination. WOODLAWN AVE. OFF BLVD. ranged. $ ISO. 391-8494 FREE ESTIMATES - CONFIDENTIAL 4 bedrooms, many extras. Private Cidega Mach. Mfg. Co. Inc. HE 3-3398 270 Johnson av.,River Edge,N.J. BABY Jumper Chair - $3. 2 Way W« uriH eAolMfi tbew pwfc WAYNE ' Dl 3-4473 window fan, 2 mo. old, $20. 2 dr. fr*« rw HOME, AFT. Of COMMERCIAL WOOING. .NEW 4 bedrm. colonial, 2 1/2 Ref rig. - '-eezer $60. Kenmore AT LOW COST baths, garage, family room, base- CANDY STATIONERY, Union City auto, washing machine, 3 yrs.old ment. AvaiL Irnmed. $235 month. 3 rooms. $700weekly,Nice sectior $150. Crib mattress $5, car bed FREE TERMITE INSPECTION Call Mr. Jewett, WE 3-3898 I IN 4-5824 $3. Baby bassinett and mattress PHONE 944-6789 $10, painted dresser $10,6 chrome 2-FAMILY BRICK AND STORE CANDY STORE for sale. Dry-2 kitchen chair frames, like new $10. S RODOR CO., INC Palisades Park, N. J. # LOT 25x100 schools around corner. 507 Grove 1 hamper $3. Moving, must sell Street, Jersey City. V ON * - 1839 PR 8-1791. , Odslif «,*« •M ! : V'l ' r ' :• i ' r?jH .'••' :•*: ' j A GLIMPSE AT PROGRESS HORIZONS ARE CHANGING IN The City at the Nationj This U "Church Towers" the attractive apartment development that will be buUt on the three-block site already chared in the heart of Hoboken. The comple- tion of these apartments, in an attractive, park - like setting, will mean happier living for thousands of families. tmsa "I am pleased to report that Hoboken made great strides during the past 12 months. It was a period when some of the most ambitions plant in the city's his* tory were put into operation. Among oar many achievements we can point particu* larly to the completion ol the giant chemical plant in the northwest section of our city and the clearing of three city blocks in preparation for the building of "Church Towers." This attractive apartment de* velopment—located in the very heart of Mayor our community—will reflect the forward- JOHN J. thinking of the dry's administration as it GROGAN continues to plan for a greater HoHoken..." HOBOKEN CITY COUNCIL V EDWARD t. LOUIS A FINE COMMUNITY ••••ONE MONCIEULO DEPASCALE RUDOLPH WILLIAM STEVE IN WHICH TO LIVE- RANIERI MATTHEWS CAPPIEIXO A POWERFUL NAME LO»JIS FRANK FRANCOIWE IN WORLD PAOOERJI fiftn, (Hither 4»1T43 Motorcycles MR. SNITCH.. RENT at A NOW ON DISPLAY-1964 Harley- HI i HIM MCS IHfttt Davidson motorcycles and scoot- CLASSIFIED ers. Good selection of usedmotor- OlympU cycles. BUYER'S GU/DE BILL JACOBS A JOB HOLDING grandmother had precision - bip.it 80,000 readers will see your ad on this page in 5 newspapers. 501 Boulevard, North Bergen agreed to watch her three grand- *Jtnes (10 won*) $1. CALL WHItney 5-5596 - 5598 - 5611 UN 5-1807 children while the parents went away for a day. She told the 8-year portabh Cars For Sale old glri she wanted the children to PETS Marine-Boats stay at her home because "Satur- SIAMESE SEALPOINT tnnoc- •50 OLDSMOBILE-4 dr. Hydro- day is my only day off and I have ulated, house-broken, and matic. Good cond. $75. From OLYMPIA, '54-21', 140 HP V-8!SO much to do." The youngster pedigree kittens. Write 9-6 -941 -0311: after 6 HU 7-0567 CABIN CRU1SER.EXTRAS retorted, "You must remember 484-4thAve. Maywood, CO 2-3374 Saturday is also my only day off. N. J. 201. 664-6230. I go to school all week and we have BUICK - l%i Special Deluxe con- to clean our clubhouse today," So vertible. V-8 Full power. R/H. BE A CAPTAIN FOR A DAY SCOTTISH TERRIER PUPS-Full the defenceless grandmother had $19.50 FDR 3 $2500. DA. 7-4542 Rent a boat at DONNELLY MA- no alternative but to sit in the yard BFNTAL APPLIED fi bred. 12 weeks old. 3 males. Call RINE SUPPLY, Rt. 440, Roosevelt and watch the kids clean up their Sun. and wkdays aft. 7p.m. f^ver 50 used trucks on hand at CHASE PRICE IF YD! 's Stadium arena, jersey City. clubhouse. DECIDE TO BUY! WI 4-6908 all times. All makes. Lowest HE 3-8837 prices. • * * 1 I? COLLIE PUPS FRANKLIN SALES & SERVICE 1 THIS BUM came into some money ELGIN-lb-ft. 2!> H.I- , motor. recently and his old haunts aren't AKC, CHAMPION BLOOD LINE Internal Truck Dir. DU 4-4996 Trailer. Many extras. Asking SW 6-4967 318 So. Wash. Av., Bergenfield good enough for him anymore. His "DOBK $550. PO 8-4320 bet. 8 a.m. and wife who remained loval through 5:30 pjn. CHIHUAHUAS UNITED AITTO SALES the hard times is still scrubbing 29&9 lotltva MALE & FEMALE Authorized Sales - Service - Parts 3rTABIN CRUISER & office floors while the city sleeps e. PO 8-1768 Studebaker - Lark 18* HOUSE TRAILER and he night clubs with painted Cor. Newark A UN 3-5093 OR UN 4-5443 dolls. Her excuse fo- calloused GERMAN SHEPHERD-Puppies, Renault - Peugot hands and knees is that she srill Jtr say City AKC. Andgrown dog. Poodle/cock- 217 Broad Ave. Wl 4-2000 loves the bindle stiff. EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS 4C ier cross. Male/female PO 8-1768 WE BUY & SELL CARS • * * OL 3-0 Flaskamp Motors UN 9-6910. 7316A COUPLE of local sports went to GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. UN 3-9204 Hudson Blvd. North Bergen. the Danbury Fail-. They thought AKC. And grown dog. Poodle 7 A.M. w-1 P.M. that they would pick up a couple of f fTATEMFNT oF(>*NFRSi" Cocker cross. Male/female. TROJAN - "60 23 cabin, 150 hats and almost lost their shirts. MF.Vr iHN~) CIRCULATION PO 8-1768. '50 OLDSMOBILE-4 dr., Hydro- HP, S. to S. Radio, bead and They fell for the old shell game. ober 23. 1*62: Section 41 matic, good cond. $75. Call galley. Exc. cond., fully equip. They saw some real nice live United States Code). 1. ' 's PROFESSIONAL POODLE 9-6-941-0311 After 6-HU 7-0567 $3200. TE 6-9828 10 a. m. to stock and a fashion show but the October !. l%3, 2 Title nl Hoboken Pictorial, J Preou. Clipping, Grooming and Bathing. 6 p. in. gambling Itch ruined their entire Weekly, 1. Location of Kin Also any type dogs, Lou's Pet | 1962 CORVAIR MONZA day. They had only enough money Publication (street, city, r Shop, 1001 Summit Av., Union OWENS '62, 27* 185 HP. V8, flag- and gas to get back over the G. zlp code) M First Street, >•• Bucket 3 eat 3, immaculate, [ovr r Citv. UN 5-6800 i mileage. Forced to sell, best offer ship, Immaculate, in water, will Washington bridge. Guess all is son County, New Jersey, : demonstrate. OL 2-0436 the Headquarters or Gen Printing Precision Tools Musical Instruments BIGGEST DISCOUNT HDUSF" 1,000 Business Cards $3.95. iflOO 'RECISKDN TOOLS-ln SPRAYING & AMERICAN MOVERS - Local or p Pets Long Distance. Call UN 6-3555 WANTED- or 2 adults, 4 or 5 REF1N1SHMG or DI 3-6415. Free Estimates rooms In Secaucus. Reasonable. Upright piano. 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UN 9-8060 PL 9-3474 Get Quick Results tmU Frkhr, Omfctr4WI Those Who Honored Joycees READY FOR NEW SCHOOL YEAR To Be Honored At Dinner A number of Hoboken city or- flclals, ar well as the heads of ar. engineering firm will be honored NAACP TO HOLD with certificates of merit when CALENDAR DINNER the Hoboken Junior Chamber of 1 Commerce holds its first annual Hoboken Chapter of NAACP will Thanksgiving Pasket Fund dinner- hold Its annual calendar dinner dance on Saturday night, Nov. 2. for the benefit of the chapter's" To be presented with testimonials freedom fund committee on Nov. for aiding the Jaycees In com- 17, at Union Club. Guests will pleting community development include Mayor John J. Grogan projects are Nicholas Caruso, of Hoboken and Congressmen Do- postmaster; Councilman John Pal- minick V. Daniels of Jersey Clty mier! and Director Lewis Wallace, and Nell Gallagher of Bayonne. Health and Recreation; Arthur Ma- Celebrities of stage , screen and rotta, director of public safety. the sports world will be Intro- In announcing the awards, Rich- duced by Jerry Molloy ard T. Bozzone, Jaycee president, Dinner is ir honor of Leo Smith said "Each of these men have J r., vice president of the Koboken helped the annual Christmas N/ ACP and a member of Gov, parade project Initiated by us last Hughes' Civil Rights Cormttttee. year. Without their cooperation, Dinner chairman is Mrs. Sarah our endeavor which will be re- L. Smith. '- peated annually, could not have Funds realized from the dinner taken place." will be used to defray the costs" Also to ae honored in a portion of the local and nationa? fliive of the affair dedicated to "Bosses for better job opportunities, hou- Night" are Joseph M. Lynch and sing and schooling of cMidren, Leonard D. Mayo. The latter, Morgan C. Smith presided over according jo LeonardLuzzi,mem- an executive oieeting held in con- bership chairman, have "con- junction with the freedom fund sistently aided the advance of the committee at 528 First s:. head- Jaycee cause by contributing to- qr -*ers In Hcboken. < wards the membership quota es- Discussions also concerned Gov. tablished for Mile Square City Hughes' $750 million bond tgsue firms." and a proposed march on Trenton, James Bender, general chairman of the Thanksgiving affair to be SODALITY SPONSORS] held at the Blue Point Restau- rant, announced that among those COCKTAIL DANCE 4 invited to attend the affair are The Immaculate Conception So-1 Mayor Grogan, Edward Borrone, dality of St. Ann's Churchy city council president; Herman G. Hoboken, is sponsoring a cock* Klein, boulevard commissioner, tail dance to be held Sunday, Oct.-' SISTER MARY RICHARD, new principal of Academy of Sacred Heart, Hoboken, predicts and members of the Hoboken City 6, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.n|, at the>- a successful term in office for Arthur Harrigan, president, and Robert Me Lean, vice Council. Union Club in Hoboken. ( president of the academy's Fathers' Guild. They are shown going over new season's Proceeds of the dinner-dance will Miss Marie Qulnton is presldenr plans and the program is one which will make their daughters proud of them. Sister go toward the purchase of food of the sodality. Moderator is Mary Richard served this summer in the Washington D. C. office of Congressman baskets for underprivileged chil- Rev. Salvatore Ciulld, O. £ M., Dominick V. Daniels. dren. C Leonard, president, introduced the MOTHER'S GUILD new Sister Superior of the school, ff TO MEET TUESDAY Sister Margaret Cecilia and the new assistant pastor of Our Lady GOOD OLD DAYS" TALK -The Mother's Guild of Our Lady of Grace Parish, Father Daniel J, «f Grace School will meet in the Mahoney. A Hallowe'en social is School Auditorium on Tuesday ev- planned for October. Mrs, Pat- ening, October 8th at 8 p.m. at rick Leonard, president, presided. which time annual reading of the constitution and by-laws will take Parade Marshal |>Iace. .All members are urged to attend. Plans for HOBOKEN PUBLIC SCHOOL EVENING CLASSES In Preparation Fot (a) AMERICANIZATION (b) ENGLISH (e) EQUIVALENCY RESIDENTS OF HOBOKEN REGISTER OCTOBER 8, 9, 10, 1963 7:15 ».M. I© 9:15 f.M. '&• * AT fflf * A. J. DEMAfiEST JR. HIGH SCHOOL 4«i «nc» Bloomfield Street., Hoboktn. N. J Classes to Begin on Tuesday, October 15, 1963 and Continue Through May 13, 1964 Hour*: 7:15 to 9:15 fM. Ivory Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday IR1MEMBER WHEN may be the topic of discussion between August Gratale, president of Company K Club, and Dominick Llgnorl, oldest member of Company K Club and one JOHN D. MeALEVY THOMAS F, of its few.original members stUl active in the club's affairs. Meeting took place at recent Third Annual Dinner and Dance held at die Union Club. t Board of Superintendent of School* . - - " J