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As a topless Go-Go girt she was a complete failure. She was REC CENTER ITEMS STILL MISSING; DePASCALE RULES OUT THEFT built fika an aircraft carriar Mayor Louis DePascals misunderstanding and ordered confidence in me and asked me least some of the stolen items (flat-topi and had no appeal commenting on the Anthony Damato, director of to clear this whole thing up" had been returned to the Center, wfiBtsoever. But now she's a disappearance of $300 worth of health, recreation and welfare, to Damato recalled that on June but their return went unnoticed. success. Thanks to plastic paint, chains and tools from the look into the nutter. 15 he received a report from Also, it seems that the paint surgery, har frame has bean filled store room of the Jefferson Following a conference with acting superintendent of. thinner that had allegedly been out and she is a standout feature Street Recreation Center, the mayor on Wednesday recreation, Abben C. Maguire, in "Hair" the ptty that has no suggested that the reported theft morning, Damato said, "The that the Jefferson Street kept in the storeroom is now in Recreation Center had been possession of the fire dUUiiUg^ d^ha^^pA^^h^^J ^k^flb^^^t^^^A ^rTB&^ might really be just a mayor has expressed his wm ywei overneaii expenses, i ne vandalized. department. one who told this story knew her THEY'LL STUDY TRAFFIC SNARL "I went down there and took Understandably, Damato is a wed and when she was speaking a look myself," Damato said. little confused, "1 don't see any about a "D" cup, her friend Magui>e also reported that a wrongdoing in this incident," the theft had taken place. thought she was speaking of a Then it was reported that at (Continued on Page 12) cup of tea or something • never of a plastic frontal Job. Modern TWO RECEIVE B.A. DEGREES science can do most anything these days. That*s the bare fact of things. Clothing hid a lot of flaws but plastic surgery improves me curves of body English - it speaks for itself. • • • THE priest was walking down the street with his arm in a cast. Two "Hippies" passing by noted the outstretched arm. With the jtter disregard for amenities end with the usual disrespect that their Hk have for everyone and werythmg, the one hippie said, "Man. what happened, man?" rhe good priest completely gnoring the discourteous TRAFFIC HAZARD - Kevin McCusker, left, points out to members manner of the question replied: of the Hudson County Chamber of Commerce, a section of Lincoln "I broke my arm when I fell in Tunnel approach ramp from Route 3 leading into Union City and the bathtub." With this North Bergen area. On the right are V. A. Paradise, president of the County Chamber and Raymond Neary of Weehawken, chairman of explanation, the two hippies the business group's Traffic Task Force. This section b very meandered off with the one dangerous, according to the County Chamber because motorists LAWRENCE FLEMMING CHARLES CADEMARTORI laying to the other "Mao! comiag from Route 3 and wishing to cross over to the North Bergen /•hat's e bathtub?" The hippie; and Union Oty upper ramp, must literally cross three fames of RECEIVE DEGREES-Charles Stephen Cademartori. 91 Jackson to whom this question was posed oncoming traffic. Besides, there are daily tkups on this approach Street and Lawrence Patrick Fleming, IS Church Towers, both of inswered! ^flan, why ask me? due to backups in the tunnel in Weehawken almost one mile Hoboken, recently graduated from Newark State College, Union I'm not a Catholic." away. with Bachelor of Arts degrees in Industrial Education. • • • THIS is one way to have your cake and eat it. Of all the unmitigated » ever heart of this tops everything. They should gat the Academy Awards for the best acting of the ages. He even ef .jded her wedding. This demands an explanation. He if H* 'aver and her husband thinks he is his brother-in-law. Thus, the "cake and eet it" bit She had this lover and she didn't want to give him up. Sure, he was broke, had no money but was highly endowed in other ways. She thought up the acheme end he went along with it • anything but working was his motto. Over the years the ne'er-do-well brother has lived in style. This husband has been completely fooled. In fact, he is concerned with his brother-in-lew'* health. Sends him to the shore, gives him pocket money and has his sister go along for company. Well, alt this is not as horrible as it seems, since the husband is glad to get rid of Ms wife with her brother because he, himself, has some commitments in the Hi-Rise. He has a MtrJe extra nest and a JACKIE FARRELL VISITS JERSEY CITY - Famous Jack FarreO, former local newspaperman and presently Yankee baseball public "coo-ing" loVey dovey awaiting relations expert, in a visit to Jersey City, met several community workers in the Hudson Oty ares, shown left to right, Frank Turner, htm so that they might discuss Hudson County Weights and Measures Dnvctot; Peter Caravoulias, president, Hudson County Park Commission; Ferret!, Freeholder Waiiam J. Wolfe and John R. Long©, Hudson County Public Relations Direcotor. In rear are Al D'Auria and Howie Fink, "Mr. (Continued on Page 4) Dickinson" Alumni fan. P»ge2 -rhumUy, June 2*5, 1970 HOBOKEN PKTORiAL
WEST NEW YORKER, Inc. j Publiilrnof: JERSEY PICTORIAL, EsK 1345; GREENVILLE «*S, Est. 1936 f SECAUCUS PRESS, Est 1346, H060KIN PICTORIAL, Est. J9§?; BERGEN FREI PRESS, Est. 1964 IY JMK$ & JERSEY PICTORIAL, Bergen Edition, Est 194"7 STARS Fintsmebehfre in FREEDOM OF THE PRESS and the FIGHTING OF ANY LAWS BELIEVE. WHICH ~mUl£ HAMPER THE PRESS IN ITS RESPONSIBILITY TO THE PUBLIC. Second, we believe in a STA TL LOTTER Y for New Jersey I Law Postal 196i). Thinity, we believe in FREE ENTERPRISE Lastly, wt believe the N. Y.-NJ. PORT A UTHORITY SHOULD PA Y TAXES TO MUNICIPALITIES WHICH LOSE RA TABLES drifts very slowly about the same TO THE EXPANDING BI-STATE AGENCY , Jupiter could well be called the mystery planet of our solar latitude but it floats relatively system. It is so huge, so repkDy in longitude. In the last dynamic, so turbulent that 200 years the Red Spot has earth-based t ^scopes have not circled the planet three times yet revealed whether the surface relative to outer features on the of this giant planet is solid, rapidly rotating planet. Thus the liquid or gas. Red Spot, a major feature of The largest planet in the solar Jupiter which is not tied tightly system, Jupiter has a volume to the rest of the planet, is of 1300 times that of Earth and major scientific interest. outweighs us 318 times. Gravity Jupiter periodically emits is 2.64 times Earth's. In spite of huge surges of radio noise. It its huge bulk, Jupiter's day is apoears to have a magnetic field only 9 hours and 55 minutes. Its of its own, similar in shape to rapid rotation has flattened out Earth but far stronger, and the large planet considerably. Its radiation belts an estimated one equatorial diameter is 88,000 million times more intense than miles, polar diameter is only Earth's. 82,900 miles. Because of its great distance Jupiter is in a way a snvi from Earth, Jupiter is always solar system. It is believed to be seen from Earth almost the only planet in our solar completely illuminated by system which radiates more sunlight so that little of a dark energy than it absorbs from the Jupiter can be observed. San, current measurements One of the Pioneers F and G indicating about twice as much. missions will be an infrared If these observations are correct, radiometer study of the planet a pot they show that Jupiter has a very which should provide data to dynamic interior and may have analyze the thermal balance of He weighs 60 pounds. He was bought for $6 just two days ago. processes at work which are Jupiter from several different similar to a star's such as our angles aad establish whether the Quite a bargain. Sun. planet does have an unusual internal source of energy. Especially when you consider that his furry hide wraps up (if you Jupiter has twelvt moons, • can put a price on it) say ten thousand dollars' worth of companion* four of them are of considerable Jupiter has played quite a part in the history of astronomy. ship. Another ten thousand dollars' worth of comfort and protection, size. These are Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto. Io and Galileo discovered the four large About eighty thousand dollars' worth of devotion. Europa are about the same size moons of Jupiter and first noted And love? Well, let him put his own price on that. He'd give his life as our Moon white Ganymede that the planet was a rraniture solar system. for ris master. and Callisto are both larger than the planet Mercury. Ganymede The very measurement of the Maybe his purchase price was low because he was stolen. Some has an atmosphere of sorts speed of light was done by inconsolable kid just waits with reddened eyes for the miracle of making a visit to this moon of measuring the eclipse of one of. Jupiter's moons. Olaus Roemer, bis return. . Jupiter one of the most interesting missions of the who was a member of the Not much chance of that. future. French Academy of Sciences, The research man who bought him is going to make that palpitating Twelve years ago, in noted that the largest moon of Jupiter revolved around the body give up all its secrets. How much endurance its nerves and describing Jupiter, I stated that Jupiter's atmosphere was mostly planet in 42 hours, 27 minutes, nruscles have. How much pain it can take. How it* vital organs, methane and ammonia with and 33 seconds, and during each exposed on the vivisection table* function to their final fluttering*. traces of hydrogen and helium. revolution disappears in Jupiter's chadow. The moment when it Of course, the use of an anaesthetic would defeat the study purposes. This was based on the latest, findings of astronomers. With emerges from the shadow and And it's only a dog, isn't it? our orbiting telescopes, however, shines again can be determined a more accurate viewing of to the second. Since the Earth in True, the results won't prove anything much not already known. And its annual voyage around the Sun probably won't apply to humans. But — it's research, you know. Jupiter's atmosphere was possible. The latest findings moves a considerable distance That's what the man is paid for. indicate that Jupiter s away from Jupiter, there ought to be a measureabte delay in the He and his kind are the ones who know the price of everything — atmosphere is made up of hydrogen with minor amounts of reappearance of the satellite if and the value of nothing. methane and ammonia and the light from its moon actually He should ask that heartbroken kid. " probably helium. takes time to reach us. The surface is hidden by a Roemer made his test in 1676. There was delay; th: time the Editor's Note: dense layer of clouds which forms slate blue and salmon pink light of Jupiter's moon took to bands around the planet. reach the Earth differed between Don't let this happen to your pet. Left urttended, he is prey to dognappers who will Twelve years .go the estimate August and November by ten deliver him into the hands of those who will use him for cruel experimentation. For temperature at Jupiter's surface minutes. And during the next reprints of this editorial, write to Vivisection Investigation League, 41 West 58th Street, was placed at two hundred half year, when the Earth was New York, N.Y. 10019. degrees below zero. Because of moving closer to Jupiter, the lag its tremendous distance from the correspondiagry dunurahed. He Sun, many scientists had measured the speed of right at believed that the planet was 186,000 miles per second, not covered by ice hundreds of miles much different from the speed thick. of tight our much more modern About seven or eight yean measurements have made. Horn To Get In Touch With V$ asp,. Dr. Carl Sagcn made a study Because of the mystery of DOROTHY SEXTON, of tiie planet aid came up with Jupiter's surface, the first some startling conchisiom. manned exploration of the PHOTOGRAPHERS Rather than being a cold planet, planet wffi probably be made Hudson County OFFICES: he observed, the atmosphere of from one of its major moons, Anthony Cangmno - UNion 9-7973 Jupiter - believed to be 25,000 However, before this happens our instrumented probes wffl MITCHELL WARTH WEST NEW YORK4M14 0«»s^im mues thick - traps radiation from the Sun creating a "greenhouse have unraveled ranch of to 86&8560 NORTH BCBGEN-7101 JaHtWil SWU effect". The temperature at the secrets. BERGEN COUNTY JERSEY CITY-3507 Kstwdy Bmt—d surface. Dr. Sages said, could A.J. STRtPP- 943-9322 HOflOKEN*22 Wiili^lBil wefi be a bsJrny 70 degrees above SECAUCUS-1Z79 Plata zero. He rated Jupiter as a planet "A CABforaian can whistle or 945-5596 that could be harboring some BFRGEN COUNTY-1S6 Broad Lfad calls whfle smoking 12 kind of life. dpn at a time." Press report A. If. M rate* i*M*t«MSt. DeadNnt far iwws Toe real mystery of Jupiter is Reading this didn't surprise you, it TiicsiBy ft P. M. to "Great Red Spot." This is as of coarse; nobody is ever oval about 8,700 by 25,000 surprised at anything a ' | . PHONES: - oaHes. It was first delected about Cahfonuan doe*. f>JL-it h 300 yean ago and has bees IMUBN IftlftrCHCC WSS HMdC tO ft WH under observation since 1878. It certain Cahtonum^ <..•...' ..: .--*., HOBOKEN PICTORIAL Thursday, June 25, 1970 Ptje 3 UNICO ELECTION WILL Guiseppe McNAMARA FOLLOW TONIGHTS MEETING Hoboken Chapter, Unico NPC ELECTION OVER BUT NOT FORGOTTEN HOBOKEN Foundation, Inc., will meet this ORDER CRACKDOWN Apologies to you GM readers and especially to our young Puerto Rican friend who tipped us off to evening in Barchi's Restaurant, ON GAMBLING Hoboken at 6:30 p.m. the predictable outcome of the Model Cities NPC election of officers almost a week before the election An all-out crackdown on immed tely after the Trustees' took place. gambling activities is being Meeting to nominate and elect Acting on his information , we predicted in last week's offering that JoAnn Jackson and E. Norman ordered by Hoboken Police officers in place of the Wilson Jr. would be elected chairman and vice chairman, respectively. AsTt turned out, Mrs. Jackson did Chief George W. Crimmins. following: get the top spot so he was right about that. Wilson was elected treasurer. Considering that the most In a general order, the city's anyone knew about the election was the 20 or so organizations and groups that were being considered Daniel Simone, president; top police official placed die for representation on the NPC, we believed he did very well anyway. Frank Ortolano, vice president; responsibility of enforcement We ! card from him this week M. Edward DeFazio, secretary with all members of the and Guido Trisolini, treasurer. and got reamed out for screwing Shot sink in his own boat come wanted out altogether and, in department. Crimmins directed Also Trustees DeFazio, up his tip and for not putting it the next time their services are fact, was even expecting that this that each member of the Bernard Torraco and Anthony down the way he told it. He said needed. In other words, they'll would be the eventual outcome. department, including the man Cilemo. that Wilson and Mrs. Jackson let him think they'll be doing The PUCs decision caught it flat on the beat, can make atrecta, Trustees whose terms do not would get the two top spots on their usual good job but they footed but both feet are now conduct a legal search of any expire until July 1, 1971 are theNPC won't do it. The wheel will hare firmly planted with more action tavern, package liquor store or Alphonse Berardi, Charles Naturally, we assumed he to then explain to the party on the way. private club where gambling is DeFazio, Jr. and Silvio Failla meant the chairman and vice heads why he was left holding an In all probability the case is suspected. Those whose terms do not expire chairman and that's the way we empty bag. going to wind up in court. In the past only members until July 1, 1972 are Rocco A. used it. But it turns out that he • • • assigned to the tavern squad meant chairman and treasurer. Gratale, Sr., Domiruck Canzano investigated tavern incidents or While the NPC election of an Whatever happened to and Stephen Mongiello Since when is a vice chairman or FJV.X.S, suspected tavern violations. executive board may be over it is The chapter announced the vice president of any group more far from being forgotten. important than treasurer with passing of member, Anthony Word we get from Model Migliorellj who died on June 13. TYRRELL ASSUMES control of the purse strings? he Cities is that a group of young AWARDS 3 asked. Puerto Rican residents between HOSPITAL DUTIES He has a point, and one we the ages of 18 and 25 or so are SCHOLARSHIPS don't have a ready answer for. trying to have the whole thing ON DEAN'S LIST James Tyrrell of Jersey City, All we can do is say, "We thrown out, but their reasons Three Hoboken High School Kenneth P. Rubin, 821 is the new business office Goofed!" aren't exactly clear or how they students, Philip Mercurio, Julio Bloomfield St., Hoboken, a manager at St. Mary Hospital, • • • are going about it. Pardo and Lawrence Mersch, Junior at Rutgers College, was Hoboken. He attends St. Peter's A tipster in the police have each been awarded full named to the Fall Term Dean's One source reports there is College, Evening Division and is department reports that four-year tuition scholarships in list for students receiving a some kind of petition campaign majoring in Business Hoboken police had some real engineering to Stevens Tech. grade average of better than 1.8. going on but other sources in the Management. tense moments last weekend Model Cities area can't confirm Stevens Dean William The highest grade is 1.0. after Patrolman Bobby this. B ingham and Hoboken High Tyrrell who will receive his Bachelor's degree in June, 1971, DeStefano pinched a man and Regardless of the outcome, School principal Thomas F. will also be responsible for his son in the vicinity of First two things are evident. First, Gaynor announced the awards. STEVENS GRADS Street on minor charges. coordinating the fiscal there are more than a few people Among the recent graduates The incident started with a procedures of the admitting in Model Cities who feel that the of Stevens Institute of double parked car which the SUMMER PROGRAM office with those of the business NPC doesn't truly represent the Technology, Hoboken, were the owner ufused to move when office. people in the MC area. Secondly, foil wing Hoboken residents told to do so by DeStefano. APPLICATIONS READY Miss Lydia Suarez. who for if the NPC and its executive Peter A. Bourdelle, Richard Tempers started to climb; the over two years has been board really hopes to accomplish Hopes Inc., Neighborhood Chow, Gabriel B . Costa, James patrolman wanted the car towed supervisor of St. Mary's its job it is going to have to win Multi-Service Center recently R. Emmerling, Thomas J. away; the son became involved; out-patient department, will also these people over - no small held its meeting in headquarters Feneran, Gerald l^ghberger, body contact erupted, and take on the responsibility of task. at 117 Madison St., Hoboken. Harold A. Klinesmith, Norberto business office supervisor. everyone found themselves on Joseph Salinardi of C.E.P. was • • • C. Machado, Peter W. Renner, Miss Suarez is studying the way to the clink. guest speaker. The summer There's a lot more to the new Walter A. Risi and Charles E. business management at the Within IS minutes a large programs for underprivileged order on gambling arrests by R os well Jersey City Branch of Rutgers crowd began to assemble in front children were announced by Jose Police Chief George Crimmins University. Originally from of police headquarters on Hernandez, director of than meets the eye. And part of Aibonito, Puerto Rico, she has Newark Street causing police Multi-Service. Applications are AID IN ARREST it stems from the frequent been residing in Jersey City the superiors to wonder if they were being accepted at both centers. 1 arrests made in Hoboken by past 13 years. on the verge of becoming state police of bookies and Joseph Buder, in charge of A J EARN $100. another Jersey City. applications for youths 14 to 16 Hoboken fire organizations Fortunately, cooler heads numbers operators without the years of age, has made these are planning to offer a $100 prevailed and the situation never knowledge of the Hoboken available at the headquarters. savings bond to any person who really got out of hand. But it police until it is all over. Programs will be set up to keep provides police with information •OTTQJI FISH could have very easily. The It's said that this has been a all children occupied for most of leading to the arrest and crowd wasn't exactly in a h appy frequent source of the day. Included in these conviction of anyone turning in mood and seemed to be looking embarrassment to the new chief programs are bus rides which will a false fire alarm. SEA STAR for a good reason to l*t go. who finds it hard to understand start on July 14. The action stems from the Police didn't give it one. how his own men can fail to Hopes Inc. is circulating fact that more than 3 5 false fire SAILING EVERY DAY Both superiors and patrolmen observe these activities, petitions throughout Hoboken alarms were turned in to the EXCEPT FRIDAY Hoboken department since June kept ca!m and never lost their especially when it is a big for the approval of a Drug 669-9339 cool. They didn't over react or operation. Addiction Center in town. 1 and may very likely continue ignore the crowd either. Instead, The order telling everyone to Joseph Iervolino was at this high rate once the schools HER t^, HOBOKEN they did what had to be done take appropriate action if they introduced as a new member of are closed for the summer and with « minimum ~f fanfare or should observe illegal gambling the Advisory Board of Directors. the nights become warmer show .Jid the crowd began to activities without necessarily disperse. contacting the vice squad first The oner bad thing about the puts everyone on notice. whole situation was that it Guys with the action must shouldn't have happened in the now play it close to the vest and 1970 MID SUMMER SALE first place. A minor try to keep their activities out of misunderstanding over a the open as much as possible relatively minor violation almost And the boys in blue must each Ml NAME IMW FIWITWE VtOwrLay Away Plan set off the powderkeg. make their own decision on what • • • they will do. MON.-THURS.-FRIDAY 9 A.M.-9 P.M. TUES. WED.-SAT 9 A.M. 5 30 P.M. Some First Ward Democrats If they make a gambling becoming highly annoyed about arrest, fine. Just make sure they the special treatment one have the good' -"\d can make the committeeman is getting for case stand in irt. And if they doing almost nothing for the decide to look the other way, be party. prepared to stand up for that They claim he has a no show decision should state troopers job, nves out of town and is come in one day and make a few usually nowhere to be found on arrests of large scale operator election days when a who should have been known to committeeman is supposed to local police. earn his bread and butter. The boys with steady beats Now, it seems a close relation will be in the spotlight now. Furniture * Appliances * Brocdloom who also lives out of town has * • • also landed a nice, easy job Riders of the 40 Willow THREE STORES ahead of some more deserving Avenue bus shouldn't be •?**.• party members and it isttVsiteimg overjoyed at the PUC's decision v«*.iu. mi weB at all. '' to make Public Service keep the There's some taBc among the line going during rush hours. discontented of letting Mr. Big We hear that the bus company ,<.*'•• • • Plage 4 Thursday, June 25, 1970 UNIONS URGE MISTER SNITCH 4 POINT PROGRAM TO HALT By tiM pollution of the beautiful RECESSION, INFLATION Charles Cole Hudson River. This quadrangle The labor unions are Industry to a dead halt. boi»t down to human pollution concerned about the increasing in every aspect of cheating ona If the President, after unemployment and the failure of exercising the authority already on die other. the Nixon administration to c»rb granted him by Congress on • • • inflation. In view of this, toe credit controls, determines that The poor, fallow almost want AFL-CIO offered a four-point he needs additional authority to program to "take America out of to jail for nothing. Well, ha impose o»';er restraints, the wouldn't be the first one. the recession and end inflation." AFL-CIO, will cooperate, the Anyhow, this poor guy thought The strong labor council called council said, "so long as such ha was in luck whan ha found a the administration's economic restraints ate equitably placed on JMMV Otf, M, f. policies "cor.ipkte failures." The all costs and incomes . . . We are plane ticket. No! He wasn't federation's group asserted that thinking of going for a ride. He prepared to sacrifice as much as the administration must abandon anyone else, as long as there is SUMMER '70 just went to cash in the ticket. "its bankrupt economic policies equality of sacrifice." They cashed it in all right but before the already grave damage the check and his identification to the American living standards The council pointed with DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS snowballs." alarm to the latest caught up to him. To make a unemployment figures stressing long story short, the ticket ha , The council statement that since last December more Two Fhe-Week Session* found was part of a big loot containing this analysis and the than a million workers have been connected with diamonds anc recommended four-point "added to the swelling ranks of Pkst SesskMiUeee 15 to fob/16 program was personally handed jewelry. He had seme helluva job the unemployed - victims of the Secoad SMSioKjeJy 20 to AagMt 20 explaining that he had no part in to President Nixon by George administration's deliberate Meany head of the labor group the robbery. He is so thankful to policy to slow production and •Liberal Arts when the President visited the employment." be off the hook that he doesn't AFL-CIO council to explain his look for anything anymore. He decision on Cambodia and to Production cutbacks and * Business Administration walks with his head up - high and brief the members of the council reduction in working hours have on why the action was taken and further shrunk paychecks while * Teacher Training straight forward. living costs continue to rise at a • • • • how it was progressing. Me ay told a press conference that he yearly rate of 6 per cent since * Data Processing FOR years this mother and described the statement to the December 1969, the council's daughter had been receiving President and asked him to read report indicated. support from a mysterious or. it. The President "promised he At least, as an organization or Hf unknown source. Over the yean, would look it OVCT wry a group the trade unions are the checks from a law firm on carefully," Meany said. doing their part to help "cool Contact Summer Session Office the economy" and to prevent the wast coast came in regularly. The council's four-point These payments never missed rising costs and unemployment. program urged: 1) Congress to AS the unions are seeking is Saimt Peter's frlfefe and ware taken for granted. Last direct the Federal Reserve equal sacrifice by industry and Kennedy Boulevard weak the mystery somewhat system to establish selective other segments of the American Jersey Ory, New Jersey 07106 cleared itself when the west credit control, maximum interest Way of Life. Actually, the coast donor passed away. The rates on specific types of loans AFL-CIO council has its finger mother and daughter will receive and "the allocation of available on the pulse of the economy and a pretty good sized fortune when credit to where it will do most is aware that recession and the will is probated. In this case, good for America." The council unemployment are the daughter (kid) knows strongly criticized the President's "handmaidens" of the failure to use the authority on administration. No publicity, no nothing of the circumstance*. credit voted him last year by The deceased is really ner father. Madison Avenue buildup or TV Congress. 2) The requirement appearance by the President are If the moftier would care to, she that a portion of tax-exempt going to remove the pangs of could tell very well why the funds such as pensions, college^ hunger, the frustration of father disappeared. Or, at least, endowments, and foundations, unemployment and the depths her bum lover could tell why. as well as bank reserves, be of despair caused by poverty in it's best to let bygones be invested in govern- the rising cost of living and in - bygones. The mother in this case ment-guaranteed mortgages to the polite term for depression - a feels she is entitled to the meet the 10 year housing goal of recession. This administration or consideration in the will. She 26 million new and rehabilitated no politician is going to soft-soap units. 3) Action to curtail the or sell such products as feels that she should be rewarded continuing high rate of business for her infidelity. Guess that's unemployment and depression mergers, a major factor in the that already is causing a change - life, or, at least, her idea of life. price-raising, ability of the downward in the standard of There's more to this story - dirty "dominant corporations." 4) living for Americans. The and sordid - but the daughter is Examination of the specific President really would have to be an innocent victim and publicity causes of costs of doctors' fees, "Tricky-Dicky" to sell the on the subject could stigmatize hospital charges, housing costs people on those sordid items. an innocent one - no need for and auto insurance rates to that. develop "sensible measures to dampen these pressures"; on * • • living costs. It is getting so these days that Meany told reporters that it is dhricurt to discern between basically the administration's policies were not working in genders. In fact, it engenders terms of checking the inflation some real keen observation to or the rising unemployment and tell w'.ich is he or which is she, had brought the housing these days. Actually, the other day a guy was cursing out the "FORE!" driver in front of him as "those damned women driven" while h wa> - man (hippie or long haired species) behind the wheel of the erratic car in front. In line with this tale, the guy, who was cot fused by what he thought a woman driver, who was really a man, tells about the person who didn't know if he was speaking to two women or to a n»n and woman. He fried to be subtle, when one of the hippies left, he said: "Do you have your natural cycK yet?" The hippie looked at Mm and bragged: "No, man! I raw a ironwo, man.
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Page 8 Thursday, June 25, 1979 HOBOKEN PICTORIAL Broadway9 OR. CASTELLI SERVING MHMgT commission in the Medical Corps of the U. S. Naval Reserve with h My Beat the rank of lieutenant and will serve his internship at the U. S. BY io«jr Sfiso Navai Hospital, Portsmouth, Virginia. He plans to specialize in Surgery in either the subspecialty of neurosurgery or SANDY DUNCAN FETED otolaiyngology. AT CHEZ VITO'S JUNE LOVE Have you ever pondered what The Castelli family is well FEST the drcumstances might be if separated from your beloved known in Hudson and Bergen Sandy Duncan of ."The Boy Counties. Friend" "and her husband, actor pets? life being what it is, one never knows, and I do think it is Dr. Castelli is married to the Bruce Scott were feted at Chez former Barbara Shupnik of Vito's June Love-Fest which was wise to have a wffl providing for their care and well-being drawn Teaneck. They reside in initiated with a Champagne ' Rutherford and plan to return to reception hosted by Leyna by i competent lawyer. * "Horae-Away-From-Home" the North Jersey area after he Gabriele and George Farreil, completes his six years of owners of New York's most in Westhampton, New York offers attractive new buildings surgical training and military romantic restaurant. duty. Daring the entire month of for cats and dogs, outdoor runs, June, any newlyweds dining at nourishing food, medical the restaurant will receive treatments when necessary, complimentary French trained attendants to care for die Champagne and the dessert pets and a visitor's room. The degree oi uoctor of "specialty of the house" Gateau There are 91 animal Medicine was conferred upon d* Amour Chez Vito. cemetaries throughout die John B. Castelli, Jr. at A musical salute to June was presented by Leyna Gabriele, United States. The Hsrtsdale commencement exercises on soprano star of Chez Vito with the Chez Vito Voices and the famous Canine Cemetery in Westchester, June 13 at Loyola University, strolling Chez Vito Violins, who entertain nightly. New York has 40,000 pels Stritch School of Medicine in Chez Vito's reputation as New York's most romantic night-spot interred. Not aB ate dogs, many Chicago. has been enjoyed since its opening in 1954. It has since been the are monkeys, goldfish, parrots, The son of Mr. and Mrs. John favorite supper club of many internationally known personalities cats and alien. A plot costs $40 B. Castelli, Sr., Dr. Casteui is a who usually reserve the famous "Carnation Table" for their evening to $60,a plain pine caaket $17, a 1962 graduate of St. Peter's at Chez Vito Among the notables who have visited Chez Vito over mahogany one $150. In lovely Prep, Jersey City and a 1966 "Hello, Mister Monster .. the years are Jackie and Ari Onassis, the Duke and Duchess of weather, a hundred people spend alumnus of the Rutherford are you there?" Windsor, Frank Sinatra, Elizabeth Taylor, Ethel Merman, Gregory their Sundays viaiting i campus of Fairieigh Dickinson Peck, Jimmy Durante, Joan Fontaine, Franco Corelli, Evelyn Lear of their departed pets. University where he was and Tom Stewart, and many more. The Pet Memorial Park in of the Honor During their residence in New York, President and Mrs. Richard Wantagh, New York chatfes $40 logical Society and Inter- Nixon were fans of Chez Vito, having been brought there by Mr. and to $150 a plot, $15 to $26 for Council. He was also nominated Mrs. Donald Nixon. When they celebrated their engagement, Julie container, and $3 for in the "Who's Who Among and David Eisenhower enjoyed an evening at the "Carnation Table". maintenance. Headstones are Students in American Chez Vito is located at 36 East 36th Street in New York City and optional. Universities and Colleges". reservations may be made by phoning PL 5-2025. | The ffinsdak Pet Cemetery in While at Loyola University, Chicago, B. has room for 20,000 Dr. Castelli ranked in the upper STRAIGHT A'S REVUE TO OPEN more pets. Granite headstones half of his class for his clinical N.Y. PLAYBOY CLUB JUNE 22 , start at S3S, a 5-foot caaket for a training and was president of the large dog, $85. The bil for a Phi Sigma Chapter of the Phi Chi The Straight A*s Revue, described as a "mini-musical comedy," funeral wB run for $600 to National Medical Fraternity. opened in the Penthouse of the N.Y. Playboy Club for a four-week $1,000. Dr. Castelli also holds a engagement on Monday, June 22. The most exclusive Garden of The' group stars Tony Costa, Ray Ricci and Lenny Zara, teamed Rest in Baiting Hollow, New with four showgirls who also sing and participate in the comedy York, is managed by Animal skits. Costa is a guitarist, Zara a drummer, and Ricci an accordianist Funeral Home, me. Its brochure who won " the American Accordion Association's national describes die services offered as a KITCHEN SAW championship at the age of 19 over 4,000 competitors. new deairabk elevation mammal The Straight A's record for Kapp Records and presently have an service. The pet is groomed at album and a hit single, their rendition of "Blue Moon" in release. dw funeral parlor, and placed on They come to the N.Y. Playboy Club following a smash engagement a bfcf m the position when stive, at the Lucayan B each Hotel in the Bahamas. until die owner, die human and snimfll friends have paid their TONY LAWRENCE'S test respects. People for whom HARLEM CULTURAL FESTIVAL TO PRESENT only me best is good enough for "FOLK GOSPEL MUSIC SHOW • dsek beloved pete may abo have a wfny lit lounge sad "piped in" On Sunday, June 28,1970, from 3 PM to 6 PM, Tony Lawrence's musk. Harlem Cultural Festival, in cooperation with the New York City Animal lovers expect mest Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs Administration, will present friends to share dieir sorrow, and "Folk Gospel Music Show" at the Dambrosch Baadshell at Lincoln !< wffl often pay for pubtished Center. Featured with Tony Lawrence are The M 5hty Mellotones, announcements of dsek pet's Rev. LAwrence Roberts and the Angelic Choir, The Gospel Warriers, deadt hi die newspapers and Frank Perry, Calude Jeter, Jimmy Jones and The Gospel nmVtl magazines. Toomeraires. Admission is free I basically believe nothing is KOLE & PARAM, INTEGRATED SONG-AND-DANCE TEAM too good for a Mow creature TO OPEN TWO-WEEKER AT COPACABANA ON JUNE 25th tiiat has given you such great The team of Robert Kok and Ernest Param will open a two-week love and devotion. engagement at Jules Podell's Copacabana on Thursday night, June MITE 15% SAVE 25th. .':.-• ON ALL STYLtS AMP COLORS! Known as "the nation's first integrated singing-dancing team", Many Drivers Robert Koie, white, and Ernest Param, black, mix a bag of OPEI TODAY contemporary songs with a little comedy and some dancing. Making Rounds • COsVW IN TODAY—HIM* IN YOUR ROOM SUZANNE BARRY EXTENDED FOR SIX MONTHS In Golf Cars SiZES—«rr COMPUTI MSKHi AND BTI- AT ROYAL MANHATTAN'S PIANO BAR MAT1 S1IVICI AT NO COST TO YOU! Song stylist Suzanne Barry has been renewed for an additional NEW YORK (a)—Think- six-month stay at the Piano Bar of the Royal MAnhattan Hotel, Vest ing about buying » second COMPLETE REMODELING 45th St. and 8th Ave. ear? How about an electric gott ear? KtTCHtNS • REC ROOMS • IATHS She performs nightly except Sunday from 7 pjn. to 2 SJIJ. The Piano Bar is a favorite rendezvous of the theatre-goers, prior Call it a tad, call it funny, COME IN AMD SEE THIS VALUti ', but It's better than even mon- VISIT OP1N SUN. 1-5; DAILY •••; SAT. t-S to evening shows and afterwards. The Royal Manhattan is located in ey thai you'll rind gctf ears the heart of the theatrical district. 2 parted under car ports in OR CALL COLLECT BUSCARONS DOING NEW LP I many areas of the country, FROM ANYWHtKt Operatic tenor Luis Buscarons, featured in "Opera a la Carte^ at particularly retirement cities Bianchi's & Margherita's opera cafe, 186 W. 4th St., has just such as Sun City, Ariz., Ran- completed waxing a new operatic album for Columbia Records. A cho Bernardo, in Sao Diego, concert performer as well as an opera headliner, Buscarons.has sung Calif.. Long Beach, Calif., and internationally with nine opera companies. Sarasota, Via. The cars are LEADS WAITERS SINGING HAPPY BIRTHDAY used to go to the hairdresser, Enrico Caruso Raimondi, captain at the Pen & Pencil Steakhouse, grocery store, and, obviously, 205 E. 45th St., leads the group of waiters who sing birthday and to the golf course. anniversary greetings to patrons celebrating the occasion at that Many of the newer cars are 1218 KENNEDY BLVD. restaurant. Both of Raimondi's parents performed at the Met from built with extruded aluminum I-beam frames. Their gross UNION CITY 1906 to 1931 in productions starring Caruso. operating weight, with batter- ies, is ertjr MI pounds.;,. Thursday, June 25. 1970 Page 7 OUR WEEKLY PAGE OF COMICS Rural Delivery By Al Smith POPS E N r i WISH WE WAD T2R*!1£2!..T* -P° ..T- ENOUGH MONEY TO 1 EARTH DO YOU PAY FORTME y * ELEPHANT? MONEY TO
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By COURTNEY ALDERSON
By Brad Anderson LOOKING Grandpa's Boy AROUND ow&oy$ parr Mary Cirile, a New York de- DOIT tective attached to the Pick- EAT CARROTS I pocket Squad, captured two *^ABOUT men after stopping one of them with a bullet on 45th Street. Then in court she pick- ed the District Attorney'* pocket just to show how the suspects operated.
Ironworkers building a gar- age in Pittsburgh took one look at the sculpture in the nearby Three Riven Arts THOSE WERE THE DAYS Festival and they welded to- CALL ME A gether a birdlike figure of A6AIM AND BSAUTIFQL steel reinforcing rods, wash- I'LL PUNCW ers and a drift pin on their IN THE MOSB,/ lunch hour. They smuggled it into the art show and it promptly sold for $15.
Steeple on the new church of the Sola Air Base near Sta- vanger, Norway, is simply made from the wing of an F- M >et fighter.
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Carpels said the day care center READY FOR USE Miss Donatacci, a graduate of wffl have to leave the school, hot New fire hose, some 2,500 Festa-Festival TO, a day-long recently bade farewell to their Jersey City State College, is that by then the south wing of feet of it, has been distributed festival featuring scores of family and friends at a gathering teaching in the Hoboken school the city's Jefferson Street among Hoboken's foe companies activities and events will be held at the Union Club, Hoboken. system. Her fiance attended Recreation Center will have bees after being marked for in Church Square Park, Hoboken Casulli, his wife, the former Jacksonville University and is refurbished and the center wfD identification at the 2nd and on Monday. Lucille Podgorny, and their attending St. Peter's College at be able to set up shop. Jefferson Street fire house. The festival is the outgrowth children, Barbara Ana, Laurie night. He is employed as a junior This summer, the day care Public Safety Director E of a project formulated by New and Edward, will leave for accountant. center's staff wfll consist of a Norman Wilson said a report was Jersey Council on Arts and Kwajalein Missile Range, director, a head teacher, ten nude that the hose was paid for Hoboken Recreation Arts Marshall Islands, on July 1. TO ATTEND COLLEGE instructors, secretary and cook. but not received. He said, "I Council. Employed by Bell Telephone The children, aged two and have no idea where this Activities in the morning will Laboratories, Whippany, Casulli ON SCHOLARSHIP one-half to five, wfll receive information came from, but the include displays by various will head the Software Gordanao Baljako of Hoboken breakfast, morning snack, hot hose has been here all along for agencies, painting, sculpting, Department for the Safeguard rfigh School received a $2,000 lunch and an afternoon snack, anyone to look at." pottery, sidewalk chalk drawing, Antiballistic Missile System until scholarship, the first grant everyday. H Wilson said the hose was tie dyeing, painting cardboard July, 1972. awarded in memory of Louis Mn. Van Carpels said, I hope ted for any possible flaws kiosks, paper cutouts and Mrs. Podgorny will Muter II, who was kuled in this will be only the first of our then marked with the construction materials. accompany the Casulli family on Vietnam. Mas Bamako wfll use centers. There is a real seed for a numbers of the companies that In the afternoon, dances a vacation to Mexico, California the scholarship to pay tuition at tot more. I would like to see at were to get it. karate and gymnastic sad Hawaii prior to the family's Douglass College. Presenting the least 600 children in the program "This is standard procedure demonstrations wfll be held departure to the mid-Pacific award was John P. O'Leary. and centers all over the city. for identification purposes and along with free food Island. enables each company to keep distributions and musical DAY CARE CENTER 6RAND OPENING SET track of its own hose after they programs. MISS DONA TACCI The St. Lucy Society, upon have finished fighting the fire Among those participating TO WED SATURDAY FREE TO RESIDENTS completion in July of extensive and are set to pack the hose back will be various groups A non-fee day care center is on the trucks and return to the representing board of education, renovations to their chibrooms A bridal shower was held opening today at St. Joseph's at 529 Monroe Street, wfll hold a fire house". recreation department, YMCA, recently for Miss Doreen School Hall, 73 Jackson st., grand opening party. • * * CEP, People's Park Committee, Donatacci, daughter of Mr. and Hoboken. Youth Council, local merchants Mrs. William Donatacci of Mrs. Bernardine Van Carpels, "No person may claim and others. REG CENTER ITEMS Hoboken at Chevai's Restaurant, chairman of the policy board, director said, "but we are maternity grants while receiving Some 2,000 free buttons with Union City. said that space and money old age pension." British the festival motto on them will continuing the investigation and National Health Service. It's well Miss Donatacci will become problems could only if I do find any proof of be distributed. Mayor Louis the bride of Frank O'Connell, accommodate about 60 children. and good to make sure that laws DePascale will send up about wrongdoing, I will take prompt and regulations contain no son of Mrs. Adeline O'Connell of The center's policy board met and effective action." 700 helium filled- balloons. A Hoboken and the late Frank Tuesday night to decide which loopholes, but this is ridiculous! special water sculpture will be exhibited by Miss Anita MargriU of New York. The aim of the program, according to Robert Armstrong of Hoboken Model Cities program, is to provide the opportunity for experience by a large group of people with the performing arts. Additionally, it is hoped that a festival such as this would encourage 'participation- of local • organizations. 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