MtSTIt SNITCH HE'S HERE UTS THERE HE'S HOBOKEN PICTORIAL EVERY F WHERE*| VOLUME 8, NO. 52 ^JJSSRf ?."*• RH>AY, FEBRUARY 3, 1967 TEN CfiNTS

THESE two cetty dameo - real mean like - were sit- ting In Juan's place. They YOUNGSTERS, AGED 6 PURSE SNATCHMGS MAY BRING were discussing « friend's daughter who had just got- SHU M mix DOTES ten married. 'THd you 9 CANVAS CITY FOR C.P. see tiie write-up in the Two ysang Hoboken grammar Certain members of the Hoboken or £led daring the past few years ' paper about the wedding?" school boys walked into police Police Department currently as- That request was forwarded m asked the one sipping her headquarters Sunday and turned "We walked Irani 14th at. to the tube station and asked everyone signed to special details not ac- Wilson, who fail martini. "You mean,Liz*s over $5.68 that they collectedfor tually involving everyday safety to DePascale for approval. In the 5 to contribute," David A. Rae, daughter's wedding? ' fee a cerebral palsy telethon. of the public may soon have to do 1967 budget, DePMcale has T ti e ^BT^I"|M "ITIHH youagsters, first-grade student said. «S*«r Quizzed, "Ye*," re- The ntae-y ear-old said that they straight police work. It was deleted any requests for new plied the bleached blonde. Edward Low. % «*> DbvM learned Tuesday. policemen and allowed for only Cottonlo, 6, both of 227 Hudson had asked their parents for per- two new firemen. And the bridegroom Is permisslon to collect the money. Mayor Louis DePascale at., tnrntJ tbemoney ina round In defense of DePaacaie, a connected with Dominick metal pie tin over to desk Lt. "We even went Into a few bars conferred in his city hall office and collected some money," the with Law Director E, Norman spokesman said tbe alternate Is Dominlck according to Charles Smith. Wilson and members of the city an appropriatim for $33,000 ta the social news." With an- The six-year-old, who barely •tab-grade Rue School student council public safety committee, 'overtime* funds to be paid po- other sip of die martini, was aide to peer over the brass said. reportedly about increased poc- licemen who work during emer- the first cat asked, "Dom- nil In front of the police desk, "i wish we had more civic- ketbook snatchings, assaults sad gencies. The same source said inick and Dominick, the told bow he and Ms friend had mtoded young citizens lftethts," robberies. proper deployment! *t poUceper- "walked all over the city to was Lt. Smith's comment as be stockbrokers of Wall St.?" While DePascale declined to sonnel, which Includes "special collect die funds." thanked the boys, who replied, detail men" may Include Patrol- Without hesitation and with "We are going to do this every csramect on what took place at ft dirty laugh, the reply die morning conference and the men Anthony H. Romano, Steve year." Smith rounded thearoount fact that Police Chief Ambrose Darago, Dennis ffcgserty.Angeta came from the sober one, MRS. RAUSCH,9t to $6 and matted ft to the Union Catalaao, JosephCoocant, George "No, Dominick and Dom- A, Ryan was not present, It was City Cerebral Pai«y office. Indicated that DePascale and his Carrig and William Foray and inick, the garbage collect- CELEBRATES DAY majority council members are Sgt. Edward O'Brien and Sgt. ors of the city dumps." Mrs. Tharasa R*u»ch,400M*r- HAH CEIEIRATIOH concerned over public criticism Joseph Gagilastro. Well, no doubt it's hard to stell dr., Hoboken, celebrated Senior Citizens Club of Hobo- that the 1967 budget does not In an effort to place more hare society news in such her 96th birthday at a party in ken will celebrate Its first btrth- provide for additional policeman. manpower on the streets at as ami - social environ- her home tfcfe week. Born Jan. day wltt a Valentine's Day party In view of criticism by Council- crucial hours, it was reported ment. 27,1*71, to St. JobM,Newfound- on Wednesday, Feb. 8 at Spja. man Rudolph Ranleri of the Chief Ryan may be allowed to use • • • land, she is the mother of five In the Community Room. shortage of *worktng**patrolmen such assigned personnel aa Lt, Martin WlacSch. Sgt Thomas THIS GUY Is a psycholo- SOBS, WUllam T. Williams, Lin- K die weather is Inclement, the a top source said DePascale will coln Park, Thomas David affair will be held on Feb. 15. Instrur Wilson to make available Lewis, Capt. Artbar Marott, gist. A pair of scissors Williams and the late Arabrea, Installation of officers will also "certain" cops now on special Acting Capt. Walter Drew, and a connection with a John Joseph and Albert Edward be held. Mrs. Christine Borne- detail. Patrolmen Michael Wladich, John news syndicate made him Williams. She has two grand- man has been re-elected presi- It was brought out Tuesday that McAlwr, Francis CaUahaa, °n authority on any and dent, Sam Rasa, treasurer. New a proposal to have Chief Ryan Robert Hechstadter, Paul Mar- everything from the cradle Mrs. Ranch Is the former officers are Mrs. Marte Martin appear at a city council caucus ZHUO, Raymon Casler, Richard to the grave. He gavj #*- Theresa WWt« of Newfoundland. vice-president and WUBatn Sch- OB P«feruary 13 no explain the rash Carroll, Thomas Puteabo, Ro- trice through several "hun- The celebrant has been a prac- neider, secretary. of poefcertook snatching -was not bert Hkirns and Frank Tortor ella dred p«pe*s every, dayJMow tical nurse, a past president of the suggestion of Councilman and other patrolmen now awrtgned American War Mothers and Is Ranleri alone. It was learned to head q uarters tedQ though, liiers is a serious ON CUV COHJIITTIE duties could be problem at home. His wife the oldest resident of Andrew that Cornell President Thomas A. Gardens, Hoboksn. Hoboken Police Sgt. Anthony Oallo andThtrd Ward Councilman stress by other officers i fell in love with the mes- Seen Cappiello, as head of the inside each night. senger boy - a handsome Her close friends and her son, Romano has been named chair- William T. WiUJami of Lincoln man of the ticket committee for public safety "watchdog" am - Asked Ms opinion of six footer - who used to Park joined die parly along with the fourth annual pre-St. Pat- roteee, were also party to such power shonsge. Chief Ryaa re- pick up the advice column her two great grandchildren. rick's Day dance of St. Lucy a sqggeBSdon. ferred all Inquiries to hit each day. Nobody told Mm Great grandchild 12*yesr-old Memorial Post 1644, Catholic A reliable source said records Immediate superior, Law to get in the habit of pick- Mary Frances Williams of Lin- War Veterans, Jersey City. will show that In fats 1967 budget Director Wilson. The latter said ing up the guy's wife, too - coln Park, was recently awarded The annual dance will be held request. Chief Ryan asked for he Is studying the problem with but he did. Since this par- a gold medal In ballroom dancing on Mar. II at the school hall, additional policemen to replace the hope of an immediate solution ticular psychologist has at the Hilton Hotel, New York. 16th and drove «s,, Jersey City men who have rettrod, resigned to benefit all concerned. been writing about advice on family life, love and the happy home, be is in a dilemma as to hew to stop* Ms own wife's romance. What did he do? Well, un- der an assumed name, be wrote to another columnist dealing in the type problem that confronts him. Let's nope he gets the answer because lately in the local papers bis own writing is getting a bit sardonic on the subject of lore and marriage. If be looked la the mirror roe would find he's at fault - a wig could improve bis competition with a handsome six foot- er - a little bit. • • • ' THE POOR kid didn't know any better. Theoldmanhad a shop and he put in more hours than the law allowed. This is how it happened. The kid wandered down into the shop. The old man was furious. It disrupted his schedule, work, naturally. He ftofiered ft? the kid, "Whata ya doing here - where's mommy." Thekid, crying and sobbing. man- MONTE SAN G1ACOMO DEMOCRATIC CLUB, Sit Adwns Street, are, at table, left side. Prank Rlgttaie and Ps*sy Totaro, and on Aged to mumble, "She's Betaken, feted ten of Its oldest charter members at a dinner given right side. Joseph PHreseaad RalpbSanftevere.aad.staadtag.jMaae order, Angel© Rlzxo, Frank ~ sleeping on die couch..." at tbetr headquarters. Ml tare completed thirty yean service to the association. Joseph Lisa, seated center, president, presented Jos«ph Toaro, Frank Totaro, chairman; and Toay Pasojoale. Us- more sobs, "with the milk- able to attend were Pr*nk Vlcecoodo and Tony Rattno. man.." it's a good- thing each charter member wtth a gift as a t*«aarasprectad«ifer (Continued CUT Clerk aad Mrs. Washington sc on Saturday .Feb. view; Mrs. Cannes CutiQo.Mrs. ing European royalty. Although Anthony Amoruao have announced Robert Cores, Mrs. Robert De cuaafem wlU be "Israel's Power 18 at 12:30 pjn. Politics-. the pier was first established the engagement of their dauglver, In making the announcement, Nicola, Mrs. Frank Stetttch,Mrs. 77 yean ago It waa rebuilt la Mary Anne to Dennis Owady Vtncera Aurigemtna, Mrs. John Mr. Sbarett is as enntnest Jour- son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O* Mrs. CasnOI said, "Since we Ciriello, Mrs. John J. Palmieri are limited to 150 guests for . nalist 'Who serres on Che staff of m4 Grady, 105 10th st. The Aaior- Mrs. Nicholas Caruso, Mrs. Israel's largest newspaper - usoa reside at 1202 Hudson st. tM» program, the tickets wiB Walter Floe, Mrs. Michael bedistributed to the auxiliary Maartv. He was formeriy asso- • * • OTSrady is a phUosopoy pro- Mazzeo, Mrs. William Perry and ciated with the Prime Minister's ARMY FVT, Jamea H. Petro- fessor at St. Peter'a College, members and guests first. K Bella Schaps of Hoboken. dflce and also served as a secre- tickets are available after the zeUi, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Jersey City. tary to the Israeli ftnhassy la V. PetrozeUl. 611 Willow av., Moscow. completed a six-week general AN AFFAIR to delight the beans Yaacov Sharett la the son of the supply course st Ft. Dix in Jan. • • • of most women will be held on late Moshe Sharett, first Foreign Feb. 28 In the Union Club when Minister and second Prime Min- WEDNESDAY night's council meeting resulted In verbal fisti- St. Mary Hospital Norses AMan- ister <-* Israel. nae of Hoboken will conduct in All are Invited to attend. Ad- cuffs when aa accusation was made that a lack of police pro- annual card party and Mghllgftf mission is free. Refreshments die occasion with a dress sod will be served. tection is lacking as evidenced by Increasing cases at parse sportswear fashion show. snatching. Council president, VARIETY PROGRAM Thomas Gallo told Councilman THE afto'r will be held at &15 APPROXIMATELY SOOstudents Rudolph Ranierl that his state- p,m. and proceeds, will go to of Hoboken High School attended ments were distorted. At this the Student Education Find. a variety program presented on point Councilman Steve Caplello • 0 m Tuesday. Taking part was a chairman of the public safety COURT SANTA RITA, Catho- graduate of the school last year. committee Interjected with "1 lic Daughters of America are Miss Ami Rubinq, now a pro- met with Director Norman E. planning a Cocktail party for fessional entertainer who per- Wilson and tiff chief of police Feb. 11 at 8 pjm. in the Grand forms as "Miss Robins". and the chief feels that fear la Hotel. being put into the minds of our residents." IF YOU ARE planning to attend • • • the Court Lucira cocktail party ACTUALLY the situation Is no on Feb. 26 as well as the one worse than In any city. People mentioned above, you will at are people wherever you go. As least hive two wedes to rectp- the saying goes, you have to take erate. the bitter with the sweet and in FACTORY OUTLET FORMER resident Anna Bobbie the same vein, the good with the bad. recently celebrated 32 years of • • • marriage. She became the bride COUNCILMAN Rudolph Ranierl of Anthony Sisirnd in St. Joseph's Samples. Overruns blasted All-American Towing Co. Roman Catholic Church en Jan. and Some Seconds to for heedless actions In removing 26, 1935, The couple arc sow SALE cars from no-parking and alter- residing In Falrvlew. B« SoW at Our Cost nate street parking sites. He said, "This company is still pushing HERE IS ANOTHER point of one car while pulling another. ' Interest for women. At fhm next • • • meeting of the Woman's Club COURT CLERK Raymond Cas- of Hoboken on Feb. 9, 2 pjtn. ler got some free oil for Ms in the YMCA, Washington su. SATURDAY car, but not where he could use lecturer, Thomas Croason, as- It. A truck delivering fuel to sistant vice president of the First FEBRUARY 4 57 13th st. spilled oil on his National Bank of Jersey City, car when a hose on the truck will speak aa "Women Power**. Also, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18 split. • • • SOME of the highlights el Us ATTORNEY John D. McAlevy talk will be, "How to develop 9:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. has been redected president of a sotorf spending plan, working the Board of Education. He main- out the budget aad puntefr the tains his private law practice budget into practice. 1 am sure DIANE YOUNG at 77 River st. this will be of great luteieat to • • • many who would Ute to learn to TIME AND TIME again people stretch their dollars evaa fur- SPORTSWEAR, INC. will complain at their environ- ther, if such a thing Is possible. ments being shabby and 111 kept. • • • Mfrs. tor the leading retail chain*. A Hoboken resident on 2nd St. TO THE 19-year-old, accused was arrested for throwing debris of robbery. Is ft worth it? A large mail order tlrm§ and others.'.' and garbage out el a window in blight like this on your char- her apartment. acter can almost ruin year ea- • • • tlre life. Nineteen la too IF EACH, FAMILY. In any area, to throw away a lifetime New Jersey, thirdly, we believe la FREE ENTERPRISE. OW MANY TIMES HAVE YOU MISPLACED A WSTTEE Lastly, we believe the N. Y.-N. J. PORT AUTHORITY SHOULD PAY OR PEN around the house and had to lack everywhere before TAXES TO MUNICIPALITIES WHICH LOSE RATABLES TO THE Hyuo finajly found it amongst other letters? Sfcyou are one of many EXPANDING BISTATE AGENCY, thousands of fetter-Ioacn, then you will be ntaWefctati to know that I have a aofaitioit to yotur proUem. «EiBESA FOOLPBOOF WAY... to guarantee that your )*>t- tcn axe exactly where you AN ^VARIABLE PATTERN put them and are "s* "light from the heart". Just cro- cket yourself a letter Whenever a controversy arise* concerning the expansion of a govern- holder tike this one. It'* ment activity that displaces a private function, the reasons given follow shaped like a heart and is an invariable pattern — the government activity Is being expanded in the made complete with con- name of the public good and any private concern or business that opposes venient pen and letter- die more is placed in the poaition of obstructiug progress. This has been opener holders. Decorative the justification for federal involvement in everything from urban renew- flowers make it pretty al to medicare to natural resources, electric power development and so enough to keep on the desk, forth. Last year, a good example was the prolonged aad partially success- in the living room or as an ful campaign to expand parcel poet service. added attraction in the The Investor-owned common carriers of tamress emphasized mat the kitchen. Easy to make, yen can start now and have several done ia public interest would best be served by preserving a strong common- timetoftreuCtiristroasgifta, carrier express system. As usual, promoters of government In business DOUBLE-PURPOSE ITEM pictured the discussions as merely a controversy between the Post Office If you really want to use your imagination, why sot replace) Department and the private package-carrying companies. The fact mat those letters with your favorite colored napkins wium company die private companies were providing a service mat would otherwise be arrives? Became of the heart-shaped wire holder, this novelty item unavailable to shippers, aad that the public interest most emphatically is sturdy and will stand alone. Free instructions are available by lay in preserving the services of these companies, was widely overlook- sending a self-addressed, stamped envelope to the Needlework ed in the clamor to find more revenue for parcel post. Editor of this newspaper along wit* your request for Leaflet S M4. During recent hearings on regulatory matters before the Interstate Commerce Commission, an inkling of the express companies' true role in the transport system was revealed in testimony from various sources By JAMES P. GRAZIOSO including the Department of Agriculture which termed private express service, "necessary for me continued improvement and prosperity of rural America." It added mat shippers "should have available to mem as many types and modes of transport as possible." JOURNEY TO THE STARS The public interest is not always automatically best served by con- atece Alan Sbeppard took this thin any otaer thing. For stant enlargement of government in business nor is ever bigger govern- first sob-orbital rste Into every one who gets the chance ment synonymous with progress. thenifilloMof Amerteaas to risk ate life there aye taoo- atcheni It on teievtelon or aanoai stanrffag In the wtaga^ at the Cape knew b was a very hw for Ae ontortanlty. Tl rtakybortneaa. We watched wh* three modern (here are heroes took those awful chances aad ready to go. aad we all felt relieved when the I'd be wlllhig to bet that the One by one time ft cook me to write tats "WORSE OFF TODAY" came back from space and column throe people lave been kUled In -utomobfle accideata. despite tlhe jpexfect ^ At the * came time three new The results of many years of a "little bit of inflation" are beginning - wire wonted that maybe this drtrer* have taken their place to be felt, and the public is apparently becoming aware to some degree one wootd b« the one, "tbetne oa the roads. Many pftota lost that government fiscal policies can breed inflation, windings of a recent d»ey ***** nre*as of the taxpayers to support, they will end in the Grtoacm, White and Cbsffee "great fBf»w fatt o learn what spreading of impoverishment as inflation saps the strength and character CWBM he Brosgac hade to Ufe happened and make future space- they wotid say, 'Lex's keep go- ships OK much safer as a re- ing wfta the space prugtam, at a fut«r pace if possible.'* Someday VU be —»»>*ig a tei- I always thought ttet when a evtolou sot as the networds wUl space nagw^r would occurr a he coveriBf one of the DEFINITION tremeodoos clamor woold be atortas of an ante, men 1 hjr~ fww^ who oppose the osi another world* and f progrsiD to either cat bade to Grissom, White and Speaking of the "Great Society", John Maverick, writing in the Cherry- bide the iw—ftng or cat ft oat Chaff ee and wffl know that tMs vale, Kansas, Republican, says: •' In our state the 'Great Society* means wfik tbe eocepdou of is wtet they gave thatr lives for. Great People. People, who want to work for a living; people, who give a day's work for a day's pay; people, who believe in God; people, who be- lieve in each other; people, who believe in free enterprise, and people, who Oae after nuacr, iwaiisanm, believe in America/' ^^ * >aad other officials ^sald go on, with added effort, little or no taOc about How To Get In Touch With Us op or' alowfflat dowo be** DOROTHY SEXTON, 1 was also s«r»dsad at hew , orncES: Worth Hudson WEST ME!W YQMC- 5914 AKTKOtrf CAN@AN0-UN 9-7973 of the dead - astronauts' from all Ult 1-7101 aver Urn world. Which is the JERSEY CITY- 315 Ji Ave. way * shotad be for of ell the East Bervcn County projects being carried oa the A. J. STRBfMNN 5-VS22 world over, the expioraaoa of SECAUCUS-1S1 ft** Street hi the deaaeat. Here t* a BEKEIt tt*MTY-15SBroai*xme,F*niew effort m wsleh no to being sosght,, oo W WWmGHKS G8B eapy one hr trytag to bnpoce thdr « WH V559S. There fe no A. M, Ad rates epan request «or news easy win oa others, it is tut com* Is Tuesday ft P. ii. merdal, the objective a) ta to- "I'm not very hungry. 1 It* »vrlw«cBrf fwua Him AH crea»e oor knowledge of space, wish you hadn't fed me all &t wWKKSHHBw 9BL UBS* the Moon, the planets, and the those jeBy Beam." for The only ones who live* are those who m duto' WH 5-5»; WH 5-5W7; WH 5-5598. votacecr aad would rather do Friday, Pttrmty 8,1967 Pag* 5

i main ••!•!• mw«ww mm iiwiw tO LEGION TO HOLD four Ihrfted Scam Chantfclna perished off Oresnlaad te IMS prosram. *»• ttoTrnmrn "_.; u tte Coontjr Am The ymeral pdhllc la cordtaHy RELIGIOUS PROGRAM Chil( t lonttad to attend the tribtfte at Tte a tar" was torpedoed sal , aK of t&e three fakta TrWMB on Petmmrf 12. •ad CounCrjrHpr<>graisof tfceNew a tribute to oar serviceman p^ ts IAA t^faoiv EFFICIENCY Jen«T American Legion will be *«? dj*si to Viet Nam. which will atoo feunre the Fore held at the War Memorial Butid- Dtrected by Reverend Bari C. Dbt Male Ctes> and thcTrtnan ing, Trenton, OB Stnday, Sensor, Slate Lef^os f^i^ptttlBj. PoatNo.« Janior SbaUTenple, IS... February 12, at 3 pj». A basic ti»e trflxce will feature am ad- and Lt. CoL Rahih M. Reed,Port pbwe «rf O» LeglaaV Religious dress by Rereread Aatbatf Jt Dtx Post Cbaplaln. Also partici- &npb*sJ3 Program, it U alto a OTh-escoU, OJPM. National pating will be Major General ChapUln of The American Le- Jane* P. CantweU, Tresttoa,The gion. A World War O veteran C3^f of Staff,NJ.Deparon«of of service In the South Pacific, Drfense; JackW.Kw|

1167 Kearny'g Centennial 1967 Msmmts WH* fctp*rt Flmrafe* 100 Years of Progress! f assist Htra- D iztn Cssl e ffKH • UK Kenny, New Jersey • HMKT • AT THi CROSSROADS OP WORLD COMMIRCC Space For Bvry U—41 ,4*" • TRANSPORTATION of 12,000,000 gal- ... 10 miles of tide- lons daily. Electric voter shore line generating capacity ~? wlt^~ ioScage for of over 1,000,000 KITCHEN SPECIAL largest coast ves- kilowatts, 50,000 f-FT. OF KITCHEN sels. Five railroads, cubic feet of gas • BUB.TZN daily. WALL OVEN freight and passen- •uat-ta Rant* ger lines. Fine mo- -A-TAXES—No income 24 tor highways, in- fax, personal or Cialnef M" af cluding U.S. 1 and corporate. No sales aiHl Ta s vastAetv Pulaski Skyway. corporate. No stock v fvmttvn Finidi Five minutes to «ir? transfer tax. No • 34" $tt«l Sink • W Formka Tap — MM • \mrf m port serving TWA, gross receipts tax. ma tmm. United, Eastern, Low real estate tax, American Air Unes. with reasonable as- sessments* Deluxe BATHROOMS • LOCATION - 6 FRfE! FORMICA VANITY miles from New • GHttRAl - Proud York, adjoining of its record as a progressive, well- Fonfosffe Newark and Jersey Fo/I f r/c« City. Within a few governed munici- mites are millions pality, Kearny has t • t k r••«• of inhabitants, a excellent schools, tremendous labor churches, libraries, consumer market. streets, police and fire departments, • UTtUTTK - $untc- recreational facili- ifsai- water supfdy ties. Write MAYOR CORBISIERO JOSEPH M. HE A LEY Hit KtMttfy BWd., West New Ytt* * BUtLDERS • UK. 4-8023 TOWN HALL, KEARNY, N. J., 07032 25 TEMS Of ftfffM0AM1 $«V»a - TOOffi OF SATKRED CUSTOMERS On* CMitr«ct»r'tor tin Co«M*k:« Mi - Visit Owr Shvmtmm O«ity ttat Page 4 Friday, February 3,1967 BOARD Of EDUCATION SCHOOi DISTRiCT OF LIEUTENANT'S THE CITY OF HOBOKEN

. HUl^a^f^SHOP. tmIV feaMaaJtvMTVav •aflajHaamCfWam" HHIlaMia"I I«I ... James J, Demato, J*., (left), rf ScfcMl BMtanate tff •*• CSy of a* tfca Caaa** at 25, son af Mr. and Wt%. James MV vK WsyW «|pnW7» •» *HHi M. MsT. *t » A. M. ta *a J. Damato, 903 Washington St., ' ~ af tajt mm* af Hoboken, was promoted to first wHea has bam taalatlwti tlajtil ay tha Ueutenant at the Office of Ed- ucational Servfces.Medlcai Field M Otr af lliiliia. fe *a Service School, Ft. Sam Houston, at the TJL^J S Presenting the Insignia Is Brig- adier General Glenn J. Collins, commandant of the Medical Field Service School at Brooke Army Medical Center, Tex. tha soar* af (:Jt A. M. «ad tt Waoa aad I r. M. Lt. Damato, aa Instructor aad evaluator, entered die Army m NSMT ITATttWHT Jamaryl966. SCHOOL VIA* tMMMa His wife, Marion, ttrm *t 257 SCHOOL DISTRICT OP TM« CITY OF Lang Road, San Antonio, Texaa.

CNROUMSWT Avsrasa Daitr 4.8 MENTECALYO, 48 Total AWsrsia Dafljr n».» DePASCALE'S BUDGET DRAWS Tb» Artfcisaiaa DATA 60IS1ACK af far 1MMK7 waa raviaaa la accordant* with RANIERI OPPOSITION Lacai Tax fca#* af TO SCHOOI af to ba raised locally Toe 1967 Hoboken rounlctjal During the same caucus meet- af MMMja aa admu—t «aa tecmaad by Cfaaptar n la budget was die subject of a heat- ing. Councilman Ranieri Dominie Montecalvo of Hobo- af Ujaa.347.ao flaai twrrtartnt UM State »upport to UJ98^1S,M. ed two-hour caucus meeting by Indicated that he will insist that ken is decidedly the senior of ~~'~ ~ na «aa tMUaiJa. , ^ mwnbers of the city council Hoboken Police Chief Ambrose •ounces or UVCNUI Ms CIMS. He is all of 48 yesrs • - UO-UK U«C-U67 1W7.1961 Monday night. A. Ryan appear before L.e coun- old, but that's a whole gener- CUKRINT CX*tN» . (Actaal) (AaHdpated) (Aatldpatad) First Ward Councilman Rudolph cil to explain a series of con- ation away from tbe majority i t (».T81.»7) * • • Ranleri objected to die lack of tinued purse-«natchlng3 on of tats classmates at Lincoln Laul Tu appropriations In Mayor Louis Hoboken streets. Technical instttute , Newai*. Aid DePascale's budget for adfitional However, Moatecalvo gets none ' *Manl A1U NDJEA police and firemen. HOUSING AUTHORITY of the usual sntekew that "kids" ~ Ranleri also objected to pro- osualty heap upon Aefr elders. ' posed salary Increases for Th«y all agree tMt Mootecalyo numeroua top city officials and PAYS $33,735.53 "is playing it cooL" indicated that he mjgte: oppose Hoboken Mayor Lot** DePsacle He is. salary bikes for himself and Tuesday oonttened that h*jta« After IS vears on one }ob - ; cmaacvT fellow councUmen. received a chock for $SS.7S5.53 servl ig radclwalcal equipinent ! Ranieri also seriouslyo^ies- from die Hoboken Housing Au- * ft*** la af Chapter St. Lawi af Ifld. used at teveiStottoteofTech- , CAPTTAL OCTLAT ttoned$2^J00salary increases for thority in lieu of taxes for die nology • Montecalvo, a father Ueal T«I some departmental directors. last fiscal year. of four, decided it was time to The mayor's budget, which to- Thai check, presented to the go back ca school. . . and by turn* 9 TJOMO • 7^01.00 and when he graduates, Ids Job TOTAL Rgvpnns category will be lajgraded con- Af.t. ACCOmms . at MII TWT *. ^^Ma^pavtiwpaiit^jk f^^p^# ••^•••Vf i4fv a^^pflHPp^aBS^Bwa^SF " Pflar ^ MW .,-....•>.. John Crabtree, Stevens* equip- Actaal AapraatiaUaa Balance J«J» 1, IMS. HEMS ft-TftJf*** T*Jf JtTi*t UjWJBt.VS inent s^s>ervlsor, reuouiin ended APfllOMIIATlOHt Montacalvo for an impending va- CAPTTAL OUTLAY " " cancy la *e more technical heat- ; f"mlliHH»al ' ...... V" .. t USMt a WiffWaa • fjnjaaiajnn ing-air conditioning section of *• (WTOTAL CARTAL OUTLAY ... t jj*.e» » nmtjm • *m» bis staff. Bat tie stipulation IXPINfl was that Montecalvo go to Lin- i EVENING SCHOOL FOS ; :••• ' "" coln Tech. 34w.ee IJOOOM SMOM BORN 'XX course I accepted,** says aaj?443 u^oo ^so t 3JXM t tMOM 9 «,«M.0O the man who is faced with about MM VtSM lliM two years of study. Any mast 1.T7WSJ.14 4 J7.JM.82 mm m« at aay age should be willing to i ana AoAo Vtaaal Vatari«l a,3Ma133M A. As the new year drops January of the findings this year wtth from the calendar "conserva- those obtained to the surreys of tive" beat describes the New previous fears. While the can- „ Jersey businessman's view of the sensm statewide view was for ante's business prospects for sales Increase daring tbe year 1967. ahead, be noted, a smaller This Is the conclusion of the percentage than last year (61 eighth annual survey of its percent against 70 perceta) dttton to die county administra- membership by the New Jersey fore ist a rise In sales. Maajr tion building to now completed Manufacturers' Assn. The re- more New Jersey bosliieasman and occupied by courts aad of- sults were released by Leonard chan last year—59 percent to 42 fice*. C. Johnson, president of die as- percent—expect lncraases to The new County Police Safety sociation. prices. For 1967, 87 perceat Building at die foot of Duncan The canvass, which brought sstpect higher wages, against #2'' Ave., Jersey City, Is now in use responses from the leaders of percent last year, he said. : by the Hudson County and Kennedy 2,752 business organizations "CertaMy mese resuts show Blvd. police departments. throughout the state, revealed somewhat roor* cautloas attfiude Hudson County Mosquito Exter- an attitude distinctly more cau- oo oar ecooaay than esisted a mination Commission, of which tious than the one held by New year ago.** Johnson stated. : C. Harry Callari is executive Jersey's bustnesaatenayearags. "This is probably « heahsB/sign director, la also housed in that Generally, they expect continued for it means that our ^economic building. Under Caliarl's direc- economic growth, but of modest growth te not likely to be of an- tion, the commission checks proportions. soond or reckless character."* breeding places dally. Helicop- The consensus view, for The survey also showed that ters were used to spray meadow- example, is for increasing In foreign trade Is of rapidly In- land in inaccessible areas. sales and production during I9t?7, creasing importance to the econ- Road Repairs but . for generally unchanged omy of the state. More than During 1966, Hudson County En- levels of employment and half of those firms which now gineer Frank G. Manning's de- inventory. engage te foreign trade showed partment completed such needed fewer companies than last year, overseas sales increases tn 1966 Improvements as the resurfacing (38 percent against 44 percent) over 1965. Moreover, 155 com- of the Homestead Crosalqg la expect to expand daring the panies, or over five percent of the North Bergen, construction of coming year. total number of the respondents. concrete traffic island at Ob- In Hudson County, where 100 saM thatthey plan ta enter foreign server bwy. and Jefferson St., firms were surveyed, opinions markets for the first time daring Hoboken, and repaying of Pali- on almost every question mir- I%7. J sade Ave. from Waodcltff Ave., rored the viewpoints held state- As for the greatest problem North Bergen, to Bergen County wide, deviating from tbe latter in line. facing most New Jersey busi- most instances by only a percen- nessmen today, It is not tight Manning's staff also prepared tage pote or two. Fewer Hudson money, tt Is either rising costs, plans aad specifications for sev- firms,proportionally,(33 percent which are related In part to the MEADOWLAND DEVELOPMENT eral other projects under Juris- state-wide) plan expansion during cost of labor, or the shortage diction of Hudson freeholders. 1967. of labor. Abour twotirfrda t*T And these projects are being In Bergen, 58 percent foresaw the state's business leaders cited financed by the state. sales increases and 41 percent one of these two probltxns aa tbe SEEN POSSIBLE IN '67 Hudson Freeholders are also look edf or employm ent Increases. most Important one they expect engaged tn a renovation project Among manufacturing firms In to encounter during 1967. at County Hospital for Mesial Bergen the forecast for employ- More than half of tbe responses Hudson County Bond at Free* hope that the matter of reclam- Diseases, Secaucas. An i in ment increases was somewhat bolder* and officials of the ation of the 15,000-acre Haek- in the survey, or 1,403 out of connection with that hospital, a more rosv. with SS percent pre- 2,752, canse from. mazMBacun WiV t2 ensack River meadowUnds may $4^)00,000 county nurses' school dicting T rise. Among organlzations. Substantial nucn- crafted with tnqmlffied cooper- be resolved shortly and to the is plumed. construction companies only 30 ation by B«n ScAtarabacg, county satisfaction of Hudson County. percent predicted employment ^ Industrial and real estate devel- The latest proposal of New J growth. opment director. Schiosaberg sey Corufflissian to Study Johnson said that the assess- believes the climate of friendly Meadowland Development, head- relations as far as labor, capital ed by former Governor Robert •ad government are concerned Meyner, would set up a Hacken- tea kept Hudaon Couwy dear of sadc Meadows Planning Agency. major strikes daring 1966 - a Two ft the five members would coa4tton be see* continued In he named by Hudson freeholders 1967. and two by Bergen freeholders. . Schlosvberg, howevei ,concedes The fifth member, who would be that tbe ''atmosphere climate," chatrnian, would be picked by messing •**" paltaUon, is not a* the state. beneficial a* the teb One at the chief Inducements for large corporations to locate tat Bat Schiosaberg, whs Is ateo Hadaco is the county's proximity Journal Square and Bergen M«C- dustrial structures are befog tions of Jersey City. erected. Industrial Bafldlag tn Jersey City, according to - Through the- GoopeiKtloa of Schtossberg, many of tiie older Schloasberg's department, some industrial BNtidtogs are beliK 2,000,000 square feet of new overhauled and renovated hi line industrial balldlnga were erected with modern improvements. tn the county daring 1966. And Hudson** natural resources are the director Is working on sev- "axceptfeonai." Schlossberg as- eral transactions designed to serts. Among taem are an bring is: at least tfcesameamaunt adequate water supply andtrans- of Industrial space this year. portatioa facilities, Including ftew industrial buHiflngfi mean waterways, highways- and rail- added ratables to the various roads. In addition, Holland Tun- munichialftiea, as well a* more nel, Lincoln Tunnel and Caorge job opportunltes," ... declared Washington Bridge are within Schlossberg. I easy access. And Coanty Sapes^tew John Moreover, Hudson County btt M. Deegan aad Freeholder Dir- kept pace with the state's other ector Walter W. Woiie Joined 20 counties in construction of Schlos-sberg la expreaslp'j: the ouhM: buildings. The new *A- Page 6 PrUty, Pssflsny 3, M6? Hoboken Pictorial MCA EXTENDS MICKEY CARROLL MISTf R GET A WARM SNITCH SERVICE TO PTA's RECEPTION AT UNDERHILL'S ABOUT TOWN HTS MCA's Speakers' Bureau aai» HERE extended its base to coyer Parent IN ANY WEATHER A PHOTOGRAPHER Teachers Association In aa HE'S effort to get its vital message BECOMES A REPORTER THERE across to vitally Interested or- Did we s«> something about ft home. Why don't you send him a ganizations. locking; iflce Sprta£? Forget it. .. get well card. HTS " The Speakers* Bureau has been winter Is back again and all the They tell me that Fireman Joe EVERY- highly active during the lastyear, guys and gals are bustling 19 Median of Engine 5 JC is a little WHERE! with its staff of volunteers and down the Boulevard bundled worried about his bald spot - at covering such sub] acts as teenage up t» their ears. Between esat» the tender age of 281 Why not drinking and driving, narcotics, taring teeth and frozen no*0 we try a rug Joe. (Continued from Page 1) drags and driving, and general managed to {rick 19 some of the Over at theJC Consolidated safety problmes InNewJerseyas news frjoro liere, there and every- House we learned that all die die old man is hard of they reiatetoNewJersey's youth. where.'! " guys are looking for a few elec- hearing and did not get the Composed of attorneys, safety We kear that Bat and Phyllis tric beaters to keep warm by. full significance of the kid's experts and in many cases law ClnieUo of Danforth Ave., JC They say that the building is a remark. Well, ha lows Ms enforcement officials, dieSpeak- will be celebrating their 25ch wMte elephant. Now tell me, work so much, he Just pat- ers' Bureau it eataUlsned as a wedding anniversary on Feb. 7t' how do you keep an elephant ted die child and seat hex public service and performs to with a dinnerat Bucks Restaurant warm? on her way upstairs to. functions for social, ctvic, to S.B. Their son Patty is star Capt. Herman Hermes of JC Mama without ever knowing ptaUsjcnraplc, service and bowler at Moomouth College. Engine 5 is a top Spanish inter- religions groups at no charge. preter for the outfit. Whenever about the milkman. The Michtd Palumbos of Boyd in yil'iHtltfu to a tweuiy to forty Ave., JC celebrate their 20fli be feds like giving a few lessons, ! know of a cute little secretary minote talk, the MCA program anniversary of Feb. 8th. with a THIS BOSS is so cruel- also makes a number of GO.. GO • aa dinner at the Edge Restaurant who Is crazy for firemen and is dying to take Spanish lessons. even though the chef was pamptietn and other pertinent TO in Faiifview. Daughter Cartstel materials available to audiences. Aiiy volunteers? ill-he refused to let the • BBBSI MBJ^JSSSJMBAA iM m • K^SM wUl be hostess. Realfzing the Importance of isBBBBBBBsftL'sUBBBBSsB W ^k We tear that Sam Tomassi of poor guy off from his task Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Llpart Finally, when the guy act- Parent Teachers groups and the (Lipari's Tonsorial) of Newark the JC Transportation Bureau, relationship of these to the Ave., JC celebrated their 26th Commander of the Quftm Post ually fainted into the pea subjects at band, Satnnel Green, American wedding anniversary last week. American Legion is being sought soup and almost scalded MCA executivevicepresideatand Rosalie Sagga celebrated her as as effective vote getter In himself did this tyrant let founder of the Speakers' Bureau, Service 20th birthday on Feb. 9th, at a the Bergen-Lafayette Ward. him go home from whence tedkaued that speakisf; engage- party given her by her parents Tamawi made a Hg Mt withJVK he wound up in the hos- ments for PTA groups will be Station Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sags* of at the last election when be man- pital. But the real angle bandied en a first come first aged to roll *p 208 for Wileotz served basis. "The reason for Miller St., JC. to Case's 150. to this story is the fact j 57 Routs 4 Back home from a 2-week Carl- mat the boss of the lunch this.- he noted, "Is simply the bean cruise cm the S/S Shalom North Hudson Lawyers Club wagon was only a lowly EngleC^d, N. J. were the BUI Daley's of 5th St., honored Jobs Tomasin, outgoing quests weVe had In the past. We President, last; Saturday nlte at porter, not eves a dish Secaucus. Bill and Alice,owners i washer,who could not speakl are, however, most anxious t» of Daley Tavern, had themselves j the Madison Manor, VrNY. Robert fulfill all oktsjnsaBS, slace tlds Service by the s great time. 1 GartteMl of UC, takes over as English ween he started a is a vital pabtte service." new president of the club. few years ago. However," FAMOUS Hey Gang, don't forget that thte On Feb. 4th the NB P.B.A. wUl Saturday ntte, Feb. 4th is THE do not get the idea that honor James J, Teriizasl of UC his success story was hard Bumper nlte. . .. .the'TMdNeighboraood as "Outstanding Cltlzen"at their Reunion" to be held at the Skyline annual dance at Scaaatren Park. work. No! When he was Club In JC. Got your tickets? H Yep, she' doing it agate - Next porter, his boss died and Bunnies not, get hopping 'cause its sure to weekend Nancy Perkins will be he married the widow and be a real blast. flying down to Maryland for aa became die boss. Thus, of Did you know that if you were Oyster Roast Dinner Dance at you would think he would born between Feb.lSdiandMarch the Great Oak Lodge and Yacht have a little compassion THE GO-GO 19th, your Lucky Day Is Wednes- Club. This Just proves once for his help now, knowing SERVICE STATIOM day and your Lucky Numbers are again that if yea are interested how hard he himself had 2 and 8 ? Hmnnnmmiiinimrain, in flying there U always some- it before ending his tenure •Susan *Barbra Andrew ZampeUa at JC and his thing going on and a place to fly •Terri •Bridgette lovely ' redhead wife have Just to. as porter by msrrylng the returned from their annual lunch-wagon widow. honeymoon of a month la Puerto Think of what would happen to • * * Rico. What a way to celebrate! us is America if tbere were no We understand that round 2 is humorists; life would be one long THE MORE braady he camming up for the next meeting Congressional Record. drinks, the richer begets of die JC Friendly Merchants. Lou Rtrezulli, Jersey Journal or at least, feels he gets. Old "Peg-leg Pete" Stuyvesant copydesk man. Is a patient at He drinks braady became certainly Is a sad and lonely Natrin Van Ettea Hospital, die be thinks the millionaires figure now at Bergen Avenue, Bronx, N.Y. Send him a "get go for this type of drink. what with the vast wasteland that well** card right now. After two, he has a special once was School II spreading oat Kerry Drake's wif els expecting. behind him. The poor guy doesn't know ityeti "Jet" that flies his orange Rejected president of the Union juice from Florida each To feel themselves in the pre- City Fifth Ward Regular Demo- morning. After the fourth sprice of truegrestness many men cratic Club for the 24th consecu- drink, he buys the "Jet" ftad It necessary only to be alone tive term was Attorney Mario and fires tie pilot because Mflce E3posite tells me there Is M. Polcari. one day he came In late no truth to the rumor. Georgie, bartender at the UC Police Lc. Paul Kelly of Union with the orange juice and Baby Doll met his oWflameafter- City has been elected to the it wasn't fresh. If he keeps 18 years. Good luck, George! presidency of the Hudson County on this brandy bit, he will Juvenile Officers Association. be the one who did not fly Buckey Keyes, new president of Lu Kelly will succeedLt.Stanley the RingHClub.JC, was Installed Dombrosky of Bayonne. "Over The Cuckoo's Nest.' in office last week at their dinner Billy Doll SOB of Hudson County In fact, after his last brandy Glady, Sesce.' ' Police Woman Irene Doll of J.C, binge, he saw little guys in There is a rumor around JC that celebrated his 5ti» birthday on red coats riding small hor- "Distinctive Ladies'Fashions" Police Cape Fred Hahner is In Jan. 27 with a cakeand icecream ses across his ceiling - ltee for the PoliceDirector's job. party... he started to bet even on Aeeordiag to word passed oa to 7603 BEROENLINE AVE., as, Joseph Delle Fave of Am lia^ej Hunt, well known lecturer, the DT horses. A word to Terrace, Secaucus is the area a Women of AcMeveraest and the wise, he had better NORTH BERGEN chairman of the HC Cai* er Fund Principal of School 31 In Jersey leave the brandy to the Drive. Don *t forget to give your City will be «he guest of the St. millionaires. Francis Hospital League at their Waiter Capitol, Past Exautted next meeting on February 14th at MTOWIOTER CLEARANCE Rafcerof Seeaweus Hks 2238, will 8 PJTJ. In the Nurses* residence. be honored st a dinner. Sat. even- Miss Hunt will show color slides •re that b» *e sot ing Feb. 4th to be held at Pop of Viet Nam. e technical advances 20-50 % off Joes Restaurant. Dr. Louis Our very best wishes to little will make life so easy for people Htttmer, organiz er, will be guest Theresa Anne Prank from Wood- and afford tiMro so TOUCHleisur e DAYTIME DRESSES • COCKTAIL DRESSES speaker for the erenb^. ridge, who is a patient at St. that they wul fast about enjoy City Hall awaiting Mayor Francis Hospital, J.C. themselves to death. EVENING DRESSES • COATS • SUITS Whetsn's formal aimounc«aje« of Ronnie Meyer of Glenwood Ave. RAINWEAR Warrea Murphy, his aide, to had a very busy Christmas cleaning up *e mass, that was become Ms executive secretary, It must be that many people were JUNIOR, MISSES, HALF SIZES replacing " the soon-to-redre left, after a ftreinher aparanem. Be»t •£. luck to Helen Meyer, who born postmaturely and tbat this . Frauds ("Sta'^ Hsrrigan who late start causes them to be Expertly Fitted and Altered . will go sot on-disability pension. waa married Saturday at St. Pat- To Yoor Satisfaction rick's Cathedral in New York. behind time ail their lives. Hey G*r«. Tom Demesky of Ttm Sc Peter's College Track f 6 JC MM to s«!2 bis Peacocks take on ViUasova's There ought to be a number of textbooks! ' crack five rJdp Priday evenly at chores that a retired person *The Just Right Look At Also off of the same truck, we Ate JC Armory. Should be a very should do. Loafing becomes hear that Mickey Dearborn bad exciting wad colorful evj tiresome unless * person la do- a very delicate operation at the lodging from earlier St. Peter tag *o is getting out of. * The Jwt Right Price Medical Center last week. baaietbell games there ta thing useful he should Vttcke? is now recuperating at Hobotcen Pictorial Friday, ,1.96? P«g«9 THE WORLD HAS UR INVITATION

'COME ON OVER

! ThesevmManhattan %r Worldwide Industrial Reputation Direct Rail-to-Sea Shipping Facilities of World Industrial Giants

"Hoboken today it setting . records in the construction of n«w home* and industries. Pre- HOBOKEN CITY COUNCIL liminary work for trie proposed Steven* lndu*triol Research Cen- ter it well umtorway and wt are now preparing for the Hudton-River Street orbtm re-, newd prefect, one of the most : ambitious ever undertaken by Wmrt Third Wm* "Moriions an changing in Hobofcen and we invite devel- opers and investor* to become Wmri Fifth War J port of our fait-moving con.- Uwfe munity." and mm SECAUCUS

Onward to a bright future! With faith in thig community and belief in its potential for ever greater growth, we look to the future with, hope and confidence. SECAUCUS Has many advantages to offer

SECAUCUS/ located on Ifeo Now Jonoy Twnpft., fe tf» gofway to N*w Ytrk CMy and aft koy parts of Nmr Jwy. lf» only mtitutos from tno Lincoln ana Honana Tunnms and «•• »»_ ivn

SECAUCUS has hundrads of acres of Softool* land for businMS and industry.

SECAUCUS has ait H» municipal facrtitw. whkh mak» H an id*ai community far family Bf» or comm«rctal •ntvrprbo.

SECAUCUS has #m U* lax vahios In fho MMropoRkm

SECAUCUS invites inquirw from thoso staking a mm X

Catt er write OFFICE OF THE MAYOR TOWN of SECAUCU »A"> AMICO, Mayor

Co*ftCffjBMI NEUON H. QWEl MGURD L KRAJEWSKI aWOOO ROWIE AUGUSTUS HWERT Friday, February S. 1967 Page II HabOom Pfcaoriat for succeaa or, rren, a tber- waa tbe PoUce Gaxette aad profit,** other encertaloJag perfoodlcala to Barone noted That years ago,the keep the gentlemen busy while barber even pulled teeth aa well waldng for the '•Ml treaaneat.** £••! M u hunted bale He pointful oat While medernasadan has set la, the close reaarablance of tbe barber cbair with these eacosMv same traces of political raft in By Bernard Lasky ered la a deatal office. He feds Ac fancy tsoaoriBlpertoors and that barberlag hi Itself is a more ao ai iaje BeajB*Jut nwu When the political Cab. Baroae has science. The barber most bare shops. He thfafes, tboajh. the tweaa • Jersey City noch to the caoae of knowledge of the tows of hygiene. aaflflPOBCA sW EaU deem* there Is labor not ady In the He mast know the roUs of sterl- AH in afi, it was that Victor ihe state aa a long day b> the of tool MB, the freasework ef aeaattaryand Victor Baroae. Not oabj *» ^^^^ APL-CK).wf!l _he be cflasrslered fur a V o*. the talaae far dor also a nodal of sartorial ^PUj-^l^ Hoard Ox BaSBJUBerS tOf? There la as doabt the barber prtXeaatoa. fraated the He aad the " ' 1 County baa not bad re- made far State Board' of Bsamteers.Kan Ac State Board tdeas ti—o I. 1.1 I. nBjii —i. .n.... UaatX: WtSt""" oa tech- realised. Mare A. HUT? Moore cane the "Beetle** tread which •UN it • lifcllM I I I 1 there is aeedtor re- had appoawtfd. Anthony Danza nanropBcy tor tae aa» atwaiMii eci head of tbe Barbers'Union of the hitheartof tbe"htlrcta ty. Victor Baroae hi, indeed, a Us knowiedgeafale caadkhvte. Tbe Cberies the barber shop was the hab of Central Labor Cauacfi aa well tfaebcatfty political acttrtty,** Baronesafel, as the Barbara' Urrtaa is Ma Coanty Dwnocrattc Organ!- *Ta those days er ery Important public^Bgure had Us sn» for the state posttkn. Asfdefwas the political all these beasty arts started (caved sbavlug covg aad braab. Berate is the: barber shop. He said, "The Bverybody si the OQanmadrjr^ 9^ moag the mea of courwe, -vied leader. He was loter- are now ntsktog thaai spay for for a coasplcaaas spot for the re of the &." He qotatr added: Bca»y nuMaadbraah.** ^ 'barbers* warn aad has treatment, 1' mean.** HepobKed oa that this had to trareied far aad wfile fat the too Saleamea* cease of Us oaten and for the hair KfUeg, egpedaliy tor mea, aad. even sl-jdy oper- good sad welfare of the barbers? Barone said, 'This Is a tread. ated the mag system to always The same aa fat wamea*s aad leara "Who's Who** in thecom- men's fashions, and the barbers It was an opea adver- mast keep up with tbe tfenes In far the slippery elm and Us clients. order to survive. In fact, the gentry to know The town through Active tat the Huchun Couay barber, today, baa to bean Idea the names on the mugs. Central Labor Council, AFL - man and come tf> wbh Too, besides The eagravedmngs. >*•*• HOMEOWNERS' GREAT "SUPERMATT' VENICE STOKE FOR ALL KINDS OF HOME IMPROVEMENTS LIMITED OFF NO MONEY DOWNI WINDOWS-DOORS IS 7 YEARS TO PAY ALUMINUM SIDING PROTTECT KITCHENS AGAINST DRAFH 16-FOOT ANP or KITCHEN $ CABINETS MASTER AS LOW AS lilnit ROOFING LEADERS AND • KAUTiT YOW HOME IS YOUR ROOF •• LEAWNG rir rr Q Ac - • — IVW08 -"ISi^ if U _a> ^ '"-. ^aa^Ts»i a^aaal B^a^d HEATING UNIT GETTING ENOUGH PORCHES HEAT IN THE ROOMS OF YOUR HOME?

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CAU TOOAT i OF JERSEY crrr SW 84429 CHAMM» OF COMMERCE Friday , February 3, ALL ROADS LEAD TO HUDSON COUNTY

~.a good piaee to Live and Work! • LAND for DEVELOPMENT INDUSTRIAL SITES and BUILDINGS WATERFRONT FACILITIES • SKILLED LABOR Geared to the Job! LEADS IN COUNTY OPPORTUNITIES ^"V * wm serve you best!

Hudson County k a natural for producers, bwlders.

It is TOO ptoco to locate d smoJI plant or a

You hove only to chock our country'* largetr; mo best of . everything that mokes HUDSON COUNTY your First Choico awaits you . . certainly NOW is the time to kwsoH-

ooorct flr Chosen IS ROBOy §0 -OOWH vO iflO those whoso foresight wiH fines of Hudson County*

HUDSON COUNTY IS IN THE HEART OF THE METROPOLITAN AREA WITH ALL Solve your vital problems THE ADVANTAGES AND NONE OF THE DISADVANTAGES Of SUCH LOCATION HStE, is tho logical plaeo to locate your Industrial ontorpriso, your growing businou or a homo for your family. Remembor—propor location moans moro profits and Huason County offers choieo kseotioni that moot your Investigation. IMBtf, in tho most populated aroa of tho ontiro Stato, is tho placo to plan your futuro bo- causo hero «» wh«r« tho futvr* it a$twd.

For Further Information Consult Your Broker or BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS JOHN M. DEEGAN WAL1H W. WOL« EDWARD i. DOOLEY Suparuor Director Cltrk

JOHN 1. mm r. HUOWT JOHN J. KSHHT BWAIO F. CIAWC, JI. i«MAtO C OOYU WIUIAM t. iOYU iACOt 1. PVSEVI«a #A«MB f. QUHM

COUNTY ADMINlSTtATIOH WILDIHft, 595 NEWARK MMn 4&SKT CITY, M. J. BEN SCHLOSSBERG, Director I Jersey City: A Town oh the Way Back Up Whelan's Annual Report Cites Progress, Problems Just five years ago, a national magazine said of Jersey City: "The town's falling apart; no city in the world is in worse financial condition; a fire could burn down a whole block before an engine arrived." In short, Jersey City wasil at the end of the line. Today, that is no longer true. Jersey City has made a sweeping turn- about and is fighting to regain its place as one of America's top cities. That was the sum and substance of Mayor Thomas J. Whelan's annual report toll the public earlier this month. Whelan pointed out that there are no easy answers to the problems that face Jersey City (and all other old industrial cities): age and money. \\rlthl shrinking tax bases and ever-growing demands on the tax dollar, all cities today are in a state of transition, and it will take years of hard work and sacri- fice to solve all their problems. The time to start is now, Whelan said, and the listed among the city's advances: , • Improved police and fire protection. • Continued industrial expansion and more new housing. • Expansion and improvement of the city's water and school systems. Mayor Thomas J. Wbetaa The following are highlights of Whelan's report: City Moving in Right DirectionNew Housing Jersey City is moving ahead, flow. Building permits last year Route 440 on the city's western Gains Speed in the right direction, ar.J at a showed a monthly average of side to see the breath-taking rate of acceleration no other big tl.2 million. changes of the past three years city in this nation can match. Last month three of the na- there. The 1966 addition was a By Renewal In the past three years, all- tion's biggest investment firms multi-million dollar mammoth time records were get in build- competed for |19 million in bond shopping center, which along Our renewal programs are de- ing construction in Jersey City anticipation notes that went to with the other retail outlets there veloping rapidly and with re- — an investment of $2 million the low bidder at 4.5 percent are giving our local economy a markable success. dollars by the men o( business interest. New York City was mighty upward thrust, A third building at St. John's and industry. forced to pay nearly 6 percent Apartments added 250 living Last year, alone, according to on its last issue. units and construction on the the Chamber of Commerce, 73 In the past three years — New Division fourth building is expected to firms either moved into our city to build new schools, to replace Health and Welfare's new Di- start this year, bringing to well or expanded their facilities here. lWKyear-old sewer Uses, to give vision of Medical Services com- over 1,000 the total number of living units in this fine residen- Are we lotting the slums pro- our police and fire and public pleted its first full year. Tha liferate'' . . Th's administra- works departments the equip- tial complex, , tion has sern the demolition of ment they desperately needed, to division assigns and supervises The second and third Greg- <;lose lo 700 tenement buildings check urban blight and erosion all the physicians employed by ory Park buildings were opened — to do ail these things — we the city with the exception of during U88, adding another 600 to make room for new homes, v and new schools, and new busi- went to the bond market four those at the Medical Center. units of clean, modern apart- ness times. There was never an al- ments with an unsurpassed view With this division we have Is real estate in Jersey City ternative. of busy Upper New York Bay worthless? . . . Not today it We sold over $2S million worth been able to coordinate and cen- and lower Manhattan. A third Isn't, when single lots for homes of bonds and notes, and at favor- tralize the professional work per- of these units are for families are going for $11,000. able rates of interest because formed by the city doctors, No with moderate incomes and the our credit rating has improved. longer is one assigned to a rent/iis are scaled accordingly. Last September, the city sold Work la now underway on the one tract for $236,000 — which Several firms have moved into specialized area such as the po- extension of Railroad Avenue was $27,000 more than we asked Jersey City, including 8 New lice department. Mow all 20 doc- east to Warren Street. This will for it — and much of that prop- York brokerage house. I'm con- tors — there were 32 prior to complete Jersey City's obliga- erty is underwater! It is planned fident 1967 will bring us many this division — are in a profes- tions tinder this urban renewal to be the site of the nation's more business and industrial project. first off-shore office building. neighbors attracted to Jersey sional pool and are assigned as (I TV'S REHABILITATION and redevelopment program will be aimed at preserving a Even the "tight money" mar- City by the ADC. the demands of professional Holland Tunnel project con- ket of 19A6 did not item the One has only to urive along tinues to develop on sched- solid housing arena, such as this one in, the Hamilton park section of Downtown. •trvteeg dictate. " ule Ground was broken last OTJU been leased to a New YHwk Public Works clothing firm that will employ too people to start. We expect the remaining Hol- Recorded By Better at New land Tunnel parcel to be devel- Improve, Expand oped this year, Health Ini! The Henderson Street project Garage Unit For tHe Department of Health la the past three yean the Last March saw the dedica- Is a key to the rehabilitation tion of the city's first sew fire And rodevelopfflBJit of Down- and Welfare 1968 was a ban- city has spent millions of dol- For our Public Works Depart- ner year, with an estimated lars for new fire equipment and house in 49 years, the station town Jersey City, The Mont facilities to replace mechanized on Newark Avenue replacing ment, IMS was (he *irst full fjomery Street project will mean 31,000 children — 6.000 more year of operation at the Cen- than the previous yr-ir — taking equipment 20 and 30 years old three outmoded stogie units of some 1.700 new housing units the hone and buggy days. It nlus industrial, commercial and part regularly in its year-round and homes that pre-dated the tralised Garage and Maintenance indoor and outdoor recreation Spanish-American War! U strategically located and is Facility on Route 440. Without community facilities, equipped with the most modern Our hopes for the redevelop- programs. In service were 20 exception, no other department recreation centers, 27 outdoor fire-fighting apparatus avail- ment of Journal Square were able. improved its standaids of per. plven a lift last year when the playgrounds and H swimming formaoce to a greater degree Port of New York Authority pools, including three outdoors. Payroll Cuts You can't pi. ce a monetary filed a preliminary application But Health and Welfare goes price on courage and integrity. last year than public works did. for federal assistance for its far beyond youngsters at play. That is why, at the very out- Thanks to the public's ovw- multi-million dollar transporta- Last year its public health Necessary set, this administration acted whelming suoport of the alter- swiftly to improve the (alary tion center across Kennedy Bou- nurses made 15,492 home visits, nate side parking program, IS levard ifrotn the city's propeted up nearly 2,400 over 1968. Nearly standards of our policemen and Journal Square West Project. 12,000 immunizations were given. To Economy firemen. We we dangerously percent

COMMANDER R. vmoou A JCenny rf District No. " » W. «u gtwn a tesdiMM. .. ar the ftadarbri POST 1*L, * ~iry. He t* seated at the a. fat cater. OB US right 0«ft ct^er) Is Irene McDonald, Third Ofe- trlct president. Others at tike able are, left to right, Arthur R, Morla, past Kate coBioaqd- er VFW; Mrs. Matte Kenny, Pat Baron, Helm Hatter. Jena Col- aaiorea, sad Commander Preifc "Catamoren of ft« #8SOJSuad- tag. Mose order, are Robert PMBB. Louis Salamcm, Nicho- I las P. Pall»dli»,Sr.VlccCoB)- : mander Dtsc #3; Mary J. PaJUs. : j tea Jr., Master at Ceremonies;, and Everett tenter, Hudson County Comtnaader.

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New, Modern Schools and Homes • A fine school system, new, modern high school and public playgrounds, • North Bergen is dedi- cated to progress ... new homes, new factories and office buildings, new schools are continually being built. • All this ... PLUS: Modern Police and Fire protection. „ •

LOW Taxes! • And yet, every modern facility for your business or home is here in Hudnon County's most progressive community. •Industrial concerns from all over the country are locating here! Join them. • Infor* mation on township-owned properties available from Mayor and Board of Commk ilonem, Municipal Building, North Bergen.

I! O COMMISSIONERS THEODORE DOLL JR., Mayor Dir*ctor of D$pt. of Revenue and Finance

••* CHARLES J. WEAVER JAMES P. NOUN ANGELO J. SARUBBI JOSEPH J. JIALDINI Director of P*ft. ef PwbKc Attain Director «/ Dt^^fark* and p-reetor of Otpt, of PitOHc Workt Director 0/ Dipt, 0/ P*Wfc Sa/« I v ffefeofeen PtcterlM Friday, Fjbemrf 3, iffi7 Pag* 17

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J. OCONHOt Miss Oerdts made her profes- Orehesttm will p»/ excerpts sional cwKort detmt With the fcwB flws Rodgers score for Hudson Choral Society In Dec- "Carousel." Mr.RubtoiwiBwiil REFINISHING AN OLDER HOUSE ember of 1946. She has been direct, and Mr. James Davis. a scholar»alp student at both Director at the Chorus will as- the Maanes College, and Hunter sist Mm. MAY BE OWNER'S BEST DEAL College. No admission is charged. enclosure of aa edstisg front Manviile, Stanley Hardware. An- In every town. In every neigh- Mr. Cooke recently completed Everyone is invited. borhood there are big old houses ! porch, or, it necessary can ease i dersen and Woodco Windows ,Jo- i the stepping arrangement by I seph TnmceUito, treasurer- his seventh season with tne Met- and little eld houses that are 1 trapolltan Opera Company. He candidates for a face lifting. "deck-atyle** doMki to lawn level. i manager, says, "We are ready Here to headquarters for the has sung leading roles with a With available land rapidly dim- i to serve die home owner as well number of oti&er opera competi**'' inishing and lot prices soaring, United States Plywood Corp. And i as the carpenter sod buUder." EFFICIENCY their home center area is stock- les throughout tae councry. He a structurally sound older hoi^e He also expressed confidence was last heard here, wtth the In « good neighborhood may be ed witb large fuB size pre-fln- in tie remodeling of Union CHy ished panels In over 100 dtf- Hudson Choral Society earlier IS..../ che * best buy on the market. aad vicinity with a "new look." this wiser, in Handel's Messiah. Appearance wise, most of them ferent arrangements and colors. can be updated for a reasonable One car. select the wall finish Abraham luind, is returning fo#' cost. as well as the Armstrong Ceil- his second winter cone ertwitfi the Hudson Symphony Orchestra and Much can be done by strength- ing Tile and patterns for a new WIHTER CONCERT recovered ceiling. Better yet. Hudson Choral Society after Us. ening the roof line, changing the g. y, Oinneen Auditortum, at St. Pet- success Iastyear singing FaurVs siding style,, redesigning win- a celling that can be Installed er^ College, «ffi agate be the Reqaiem, He has recently been dows, emphasizing an entrance, without removing the existing «ceoe of the Winter Concert of acclaimed for an outstandtag per- replacing a celling, recovering ceiling. Pull Ma of display the Hudson Symphony Orchestra formance In Rigoletto witii the a wall with plastic, wallboard, for the customer's convenience oa Sunday, January 29di « 8 Brooklyn Opera Company. He prsfinlshed plywood, which can are located throughout die two PM. Tae orchestra will be baa also appeared with the Rome be designed and placed over a story display office building. Joined by the Huason Choral So- Opera, and at the Cassias Pea~ AN ELUOTT multitude of architectural faults. Mastro's mUlwjork shop trader ciety. The concert will be re- ttval, to Puerto Rico. the personal supervision of Fred The roof is all-frnportant. if peated Wednesday, February 1st Toe three soloists will be heard it is old fashioned with eaves Mastropietro, president of the at fcSO PM. « the Nortk Ber- company, can manufacture to with the Orchestra and chorus that step at the walls, or gv3> High School, In Schubert's G Major Mass ' pitch too low, Mastro roofing year specification sue*, items Joining the prograiB, wlil be as room dividers, window val- The Orchestra will open the pro- department wfra streamlined al- three soloists. Miss Carol gram wtth a Qluck overture. uminum gutters, drains, and ances, bookcases, radiator Gerdts, soprano, M-. Chariee covers, kitchen cabinets, wood The Chorus will stag Brahm's leaders, together wtth new style Cooke, tenor, and Mr. Abraham UebesUeder Waltzes, aad the soffits, caa assist you and place products to your satisfaction. The Lind, Baritone. a cornice around the house like woodworking phase has now ex- a new brimmed hat. panded to include woodwork de- Siding styles have changed from by their own architec- is* e»rty colo?dal types to the tural department to fit the seed modern board and batten style, and cooperation of the Archi- or channel pattern plywoods, in- tects , designers and Interior dee- orators as well as you, '*Tke stalled vertically, to heighten lime* C% walls or Installed with textured REFINISHING planking horizontally in a crisp Mastro Lumber & MWwork Co. HJ. 167-1309 H.Y. 947-1150 manner. Many colors are avail- Is proud of the fact that they able In addition to natural wood supplied the architectural mill- EQUIPMENT ones in penetrating stained safet- work for some of oar very UNJON ies or painted bevelled siding. fine local churches, schools. FOX G«OWTH Windows in older houses often Federal buildings, and houses In are top. small and oddly placed. the area. ' , Rede "going than to proper pro- Mastro's home center asd dis- portions la a Mastro specialty. play section is yours to visit Their experience in manufact- and discuss any day Including uring and application is yours Tuesday and Thursday evenings free for consultation. The train- until 8:00 P.M. (closed Satur- RIGHT JOB RIGHT PRICE ed personnel, not only to "know day). Their full display of free how" bat technically learned In literature and design counsel is ON HOME IMPROVEMENTS design, can assist you la re- ready ami willing to assist. Hav- w is I, location, size, type and ing been first in many leading products and dealerships with A food front entrance can be such brand names as Weldwaod, produced by the elimination or Ply wow, Armstrong, John s ADO MORE ROMS

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Siding rColws Lifetime Jo© 01 stanee No Object FIRARC1R6 ARRARfifD 1R YOUR HOME - MO SALESMAN - GUARANTEED Ask for BOB- ',~34M CALL ANY TIME # Eves.- 376-SO83 J rancton Fletortal , Keoruary 3, x •mJ i age W ManusfeetBrers were the most firms in breeBterus, white only 364 Wages—An overwhelming N.J. lUSmtSSMAH OBtiroittJc, wtth 945 we of i.385 no significant change looked for a drop. (68percMt)predfc:tfng increases, was ISM. " There was a more aria* will rise was revealed by IS CAUTIOUS, STAILE just over half, the retailers {155 Manrfactarers were more ao- view among retailers oa dds tM survey, wkh. 87 percesc Joht- (Condoned from Page 7) of 297) who gave an answer in tfcalstie, wtth SO percent pre~ point than prevailed generally, Ing in the predfcdon, Horeover, ber* of rentiers 000), whole tats category, saw an increase dieting a decline as tkenamber wtth only 92 out of WS lookbw the h%h percenttge of preAe- i store for the coming year. whlch pi'ooiisted an Increase {64). for an increase, wMleanether 146 tions for incroas held true in Mien (230). *«t>«See orgtntta- RespoBdcets in the construction ttoas 053), and construction Theousaberot foresaw no change. A higher all eaugeriaB of Twailiinaai Anns Industry were coosldarasif more p; no ssjnJflrsnt change percentage of whole-osiers than firms (220), also aaswarad. In reserved, with only 99 of 214 k wjpe mailer was 104. retailers (42 percent to 31 per- reouilng^flsaace, service. r»* (43 p«rcent)loofclng for increased Manutacturera were more op> cent) forecast Inventory In- search, cuostrucUon and trans- sales, ^ttanlsdc, wfth SOpercentpredtct- creases. portation. stees rftSlcamfiiMi sm ntyed Bn>pioftiieati~G«neralfy die oat ed against 42 per oentforo- Oer-eQ, imparwrtnaa oa in- Prtcea*- The raaJorBy of tbe . ranged ail the wyBftam three- lock is for anploytneat levels to casting a rise in employment ventory dl» not dMSer fftjjnffi—stated baiiuesamen also fore- sum service organisations to hold their own, wtth 42 percent of levels no change. casttjr from last year's surrey, cast an increase in prices, some !jp firms employing over the Dullness leaders surveyed Inventory-More than halt cf Outpat—-The state's bostnesa- though the vote here was less 1,000 persons. forecasting employment increas- those who answered tM oaesuon men generally expects* Increase emphatic. Tbose pfeato±«; la more specific terros.sotnecf es. Forty-fllnepercentpredlcted (^ of 2^82) predated that fat 011901, Such a rise was pre-price rim nuobared 1,559 die findings of the opinion sorrey that levels would remain about Inventory levels woold remain dicted by 57 percasx of those or 57 percent of the total, Only eves, while f ewertban sevenper- generally wncaanged. There were ana waring, against osly nteeper- 94 respondents, orthreepercent, cent looked for a decline In em- 918 firms predkttng an Increase cent forecaatlrst a drop oft. look tor a drop in prteaa. y ta>, with 1,684 ployment. qB (orar 62 percent) Here again, the construction forecasting Increased sales. tndastry was the most conserva- There were 725 who predicted tive is outlook, with nearly as atde or no change, wUle on?y many firms- (5°) predicting a 90 foresaw a drop in sales decline as the number which PLACES OF BUSINESS ALSO NEED ftrtdfcted an increase (64), The Town Oh

Tow state of bwbieu, fta your home, shouM he *o he sreid at. After all. it's Hie slace you ssens matt of yosr time (other Una your horn*! mtf it chouW be comfsrtaUa to work I*, inviting to your tmtemtn and a slscs to be proud . of. Leak around your hwiaest affke or star* ... and SEE US NOW at MASTRO Your e • 33 Years a Leader in Lumber and Miffwork SUPPUSS If Moving Is DuragarcT Wall onYeurMKnd PANELING Avttioiitk wood sr»in gives this the warm, com- iortahla teatinf of aatarat wood. Available in many. *t budget price*.

SUSPENDED i Harrison CEILING IS THE PLACE FOR ALL KINDS OF Soft, outer and decorative. Easily BUSINESS. YOU AND YOUR EM- installed o*tr your oW cciintf . . . no messy ttarino awt the oM. PLOYEES WILL ENJOY LIVING AND Many desifits *a4 caton mclui'mt WORKING HERE! acoustic types. A weH-knit community with heavy in- dustrial plants within its borders, ideally LOUVERED located next to Newark and Jersey City, (nterier and Exterior Harrison is only twenty minutes from the greatest metropolis of the world. Many use* including kitchen ceil* curtains; cafe doors; New York City, Low tax rate; well Snen and broom closet doors; room dividers and as ideal governed; well protected — during 125 replacement of old kitchen or office doers. yeor* or progress. Residential and Commercial FRANK E. RODGERS ENTRANCE REMODELING Mayor Tour front entrance is "yew*. New inviting your homo or business that "welcome-" took. HARRISON for aB ywr LBsfBBt CouncUmen: TOT*. s*4 There 0. JOHN MSfttVQ ANGBfi 0. Twits EDWARD L 6AIUGH» t. GOtSW Ckvai

THOMAS 6. DOYLE r * ^P^P^^WI1 SWMMJWWWV^S^'WP CORNELIUS W. FALLOW PAUL i WEANEY LUMBER £ MILLWORK CO CHARLES A. FARLfY, Town Clerk • UNION CITY • Ample Frm Perking in Our Own LM Page IS ih-i&y, Fe&nwy 3, Ho&okec PlctorUl

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WA VA SOCIAL CLUB'S newly elected officers, picture above, were inrt^su by A. Grail, front, ceoter. tistaUed as presi- dent was h. '• !isr - o shown shading bands vtdi him. Others are, in lARLirS WXZ from OT, &a '• i-i^Jt, B. Paiadtno, trasteej W. 3chernpp, vice - president; *.-', F 0'Angelo, trustee. Is ibe picture at top are some 10' CBJTK AYE. SKAUCUS of tbe w"acrrs u; attended the 4€A amaal banqua Jaouary 24 at Louis :, xjnkm ary. In tbe grtHO are Mr. and Mrs. L#o Kswalr: . . sx-d Mrs. a Smith, C Brown and daughter; Mr. and RAY GRIMES WILL BE CLOSED FOR Mrs. T. ' ah1. :.;r. and Mrs. Scarped, Mr. and Mrs. J. Znstra, KBTAStAMT * tAI Mr. ani Mr?. *aay smife, Mr. ami Mrs. R Zustra, Mr. and Mrs. 21tt St. Kwi. ALTERATION JAN.30th wiszlg. !r.-*T.' Mrs. Meybawn, Mrs. B. Parma, Mr. and Mrs. F. Conrad, ••-,>• and Mrs. W. SCfaempp, Mi. and Mrs. A. Mers*, REOPEN FEB. 24th Mr. md *.r?. CKsunerllng, Mr. and Mrs. A. GrcMb, Mr. and Mrs. Sandwidws F. ITAfiseto, :.:-. *-i Mrs. V. Ctanchinl. Mr. wd T. Camilleri, Mr. CATKINS FACILITIES ALL MODERN C Hbppe, Mr. _r~ Mrs. S. X0«. Mr. cod Mrs. H. Bass, Mr. and fOR SMALL PARTIES Mrs. ' " ' - . and Mrs. H. Finkeldey Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. F. IN OUR BANQUET BOOM Wernt , :. l/Ass E. MuQer, M. Sansomenno, Mr. and K PIZZA RESTAURANT Mrs. fa. * , , ra, Qafaanbla, J. Soikh Mr. wd Mrs. C Sar- Mr. !^: P. rfeLtdac, Mr. and &!*i. B. Sever, Mr. and MUSIC THANK YOU •iobokra Pictorial Friday. February 3, 1967 Page 23 BUY MART CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESUU5 BUY • SELL* RENT • SWAP BUY AUTOMOTIVE BUSINESS MlSC&LANEOUS HOME IMPROVEMENT MUSICAL BUTCHER & Grocery Stare for RUKtt4AGE-AUCTJON SALE INTER»R ft EXTERIOR SPECIAL after holiday clearance RAMBLER Classic '61-4 dr., St. Mary Hospital Tburs. Feb. sale on guitars, amplifiers, ac- jtrth suwfcrd shift, 6 cylinder sale. Store well equipped, long Painting & Decorating established. Smoke house, good 9, 10 «jn. to 3 pjn., Assump- Good work. CALL ERK 867-3238 cordJans, organs, drums, trump- •now tires, very good cond., tion Hall, 3rd & Clinton sts., ets, saxaphones, clarinets .fiates gai->(Eekept|SO0. 866-6774 locates, no competition. Specializing In stores, offices, Owner wishes to retire. Hoboken. esc. Highly exper. Work anywhere violins, bamjos, mandolins, ex- FE 9-8850 pert repair, on all laae umeais, •58 PLYMOUTH, good trans., CUPFSIDE PARK - Register 04SIDE Painttag and minor re- Pastore Music States, lac. fair cond., 6 cylinder, 4 dr. ft store fixtures for dry goods pairs. Palsctag aver, size nn., 507 32nd St., Union City, I flight Sedan. Aato. tnuarofaisfoa 69.50 GROCERY-DELL, ffcekensack. & shoe store for sale. Reas. •20. HOOM* also painted reas. up. 863-3424 ^^' 489-8688 Oood location near 2 set ots. Call after 5 pjn. W 6-8709 l_ Reasonable 342-9766 WH 5-1*77 PRIVATE las. OB all musical M ft S General Contractor, re- novatloas and alterations of all Sickles Mtufc Store SELL NEW CARS MISCELLANEOUS HELP WANTED kinds. Also new construction 652 Newark Ave.Jersey done by expert builders. Call OL 3-8375 * Me license STEEL Clothe* Poles installed. after 6 p.m. 945-7181 Trees trimmed or removed, re- SARAH COVENTRY needs 4 wo- • 943-4545 SERVING all Nootfa Jersey. Free est. on your roof ing, alum, siding - gutters ft leaders repair., alum, FOR SALE storm windows, doors, etc. Call. Hackensaek Roofing Co., 83 First FOR "a lob well done feeling" St., Hsckawack 487-3050 dean carpets with Blue Lustre Rent electric sbampooer $1. H. Krug Hardware, 4217 Park Are., Union City. 435-5800 PETS FOR SALE YOUR PUPPY SALB-Poodiei Pukes, German Shepfcerds^pftz Beagles, Chihuahuas ft Pekee- MESSAGE poos. Professional grooming co all types of dogs. Also Tropical Pisa sale. Open Sundays til S. Lou's Pet Shop. UN 5-6800 GETS HOME

HOME IMPROVEMENT to over M ft M Oat ft In painting. Spe- 32,000 FUEL OIL cial on hallways, reas., scaf- fold work, carpentry, papering, Qoar. ft las. CMI ffw dot I homes A 1 H3M8 Improvement, tile *W(*n Joinwy • on • tM • work* pancUag, saspended cell- ing, plastering, patch work. No ...when you place a Spot Win) qiMCK WTViOS job too small. 342-0061. My hour, any weather. Raymond Boulevard, Ne- BUY MART CLASSIFIED UONETTI FUR CO. wark, New Jersey 07102;— Tel: 201- 646-3467 "JS^ES** UN. 5.2300 945-5596 Page 22 Friday, Fdarmry S~, r967 Moiwfcen PiccorUl HUDSON BANKERS AT conimac aw WH.L1AMS AGAIN it laformatlon, Ana proe and die tcfflwmte outlook, as well HANS PARTY PRESIDENT OF CREDIT CONFERENCE as a Workshop on Installment Tie January meeting of the lendiog vrtll highlight the dl5- Gutt«tb«rg Youth Arhletic Aaso- Tan Hudson County harfcers have cassioa3 at die two day em- clatlon w»3 faeld in theclubrootn, Guit«nb«« Savings $t Loan held i agistered Go attend tb« elgia- termce. 6^5 Adams St. Ckarles Parkes, its annual meeting «ncJ ejection eenth annual Consumer Credit preaidait presided. Slanttey ct Its s-f-ces, 6ffi3 B«r- Conference b ft, WliUaros was re-dec- , be held at 3i>e Berkeley-Carteret Seaman Recruits Michael E. latter part

A Among our outstanding achievements are: ROYAL • Take home wages and fringe benefits which include life insurance, full payment jmmc for hospital and surgical services ond pensions. • All time lost for jury duty paid for by employer. TYPkWWTtR • Funeral leave for immediate family with pay. • At many as four weeks vacation yearly. 'NION • Our college scholarships for members children annually. USZNT88 r P»l»» Sulphite and Paper Mitt Workers AODHSS COM*. ______r_T SUMMI«!<_--_IT AV_.ai/C , JERSEfBBC-TYV CITY/>rrv , _H• . Ja, 07304 «53-M.._> .*_M. A.FX.-C.I.O. Unkw City International JOSEPH RfSPOLI WtNflELO S. CHASMAR Al SHAW SutfnKS Mtmog— Trirtt«» MJ. W7-130T HY. 947-ftSt FRED -SCKWO CHRIS JACKJHAN Vic* frnid** wammi EQUIPMENT Brotherhood Trmtm JAMES W. SMEEHAH jmmtmm mm mmwm tnwl** Pietoria

- KARE CENTER, Garden Street, Hobokot, * new g*a station held "OraadOpenlHg" to lutt wlucela mmy fine services to th» people Of In the picture, (jwner, Iaadore Ctatler, Is shown cutting large cake which ma shared wtft ciatoroers. Lodcb^ on are Mrs. Rose Bartholomew, Mrs. Mary Huastetner, Jule Br«taf