MISTER SNITCH HE'S HERE HE'S THERE HE'S HOBOKEN PICTORIAL EVERY- WHERE! VOLUME 11 NO. 9 922 Washington Str»« 2nd Clm»» Poitagr P«ld Hoboken.N, J.-O7OT0 THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1969 At Hobnken, N. J, TEN CENTS
THE SUNDAY School teacher imprasasd her pupils wrth "Our "I DON'T WANT TO FIGHT THE MAYOR THIS WAY" lesson today teaches that if we »> • good on earth, when we die we will 90 to a place of CAPPIELLO, IN APOLOGY TO DE PASCALE, BRANDS et»erlastinu Miss. But suppose we re bod, than where do we go?" A little kid in the front row probed "To a place of everlasting SIGN DAMAGE "LOWEST FORM OF POLITICS" blisters?" That was enough even to burn up the teacher. Mayor Louis DePascale of TENEMENT OWNER Hoboken received a public HE was the champ and proud apology from Third Ward of rt He was always bragging. He GIVEN ONE WEEK TO Councilman Steve Cappiello, a wont into 0 rootottront ono ooy candidate (or mayor in the May CORRECT VIOLATIONS election, for the destruction of and before putting his hat on the several of DePascale's political rock no loft this note on it itiis signs. hot h atony to 0 champion Elena Spano, owner ot a Hoboken slum tenement, more Cappiello said, "I think this is I n% cofntnp a deplorable thing and I **«*nito—n n•—o than four years behind in taxes on the building at 206 Grand St., disassociate myself with the a, tiio hot wot ponof ono has until next weeK to complete people who did it. Whoever they in its place was this note: "This repairs on numerous violations are, they did not do me a favor. nsx was oaten oy a onampion of the city's minimum housing "This is the lowest form of politics and something I have and I m not coming MAYOR LOUIS DE PASCALE, his return from a visit to code found on March 31. ' This only proved that one Puerto Rico, devoted much of I to school and city programs The city's records show that never sanctioned. It has made me to help Puerto Rkan families i to their new lives in Hoboken. $3,499.66 is owed on the look bad in the eyes of voters In tiw picture Ramon Sanchez . Da who was governor of Puerto since it was the mayor's signs under Ms ha*. Rico at the One of the mayor's property. ., greets the mayor and Council Records also show the city has which were destroyed. President Thomas A. GaBo. ~ i the meeting they discussed plans "There is always a certain SHE'S onry fifteen tart looks to help the Spanish speaking h in Hobcken. not placed a tax lien on the property which is a customary amount of this going on during older. She baa hrfrht. that's about procedure after an owner has most campaigns, especially when aJL However, n oouM be that she fallen two years behind in tax, it is an emotional battle end the > out of pssce wHh tbe ! water and sewage payments. workers are acting with theix in n> A spokesman for the tax hearts rather than their heads. Is why she department said the reason for "Some of DePascale's workers this was that the building was in have torn my signs down off such a poor state that it would telephone poles and I'm sure be "just another liability for the some of mine have done the leapt IMP from hor virtu o* same thing to his paper signs. 3nl WfM city to assume." It was noted, however, that But this is petty compared to the city has acquired other what was done Tuesday. she looked too dean to be the properties which were just as "Since I must assume that it tiipfiio type Wn#ii tnay took hor bad, possibly worse, on other was someone supporting my in, they found out that she stiff occasions. Usually, if the candidacy who did the damage, 1 was a school girt. Her mother building is on the verge of wish to extend my sincere earn* for her and the solution to becoming unfit for* human apologies to the mayor and his this problem is the farm. She is habitation, it is condemned
' . • ' •*" If photographers cannot be readied call 945459*. DeadMM far adwitiatm copy it Wedawday, 10 Then is no charge for pictures taken riy oui AM. Adtarfetag Rate, upon mmalL DeadK for photographers, but 8 X -0 glossy print* can b* ocwscopyisTaeaday.iPJMr purchased. All photo mJBnmrnr moat be i«ceived at least 3 days in advance. Ca* pko^ttotot IMM of sfeowets, Oiiirtnadwaji^ aaHnvGUBpott lint ot sixteenth birthdays ot birthdays, tocW >ui»Hsft*d we Mty by TM We* New Yorker. Inc., 159 functions ami dm* *etirttSM. Broad AmHit, Fairviww, N. J.—Pftone* 945-5SW Pric: $2.00 f»« Ytw HOBOKEN PICTORIAL Thunday, April 24,1969 Pay 3 MEYERS HOTEL. ONCE MECCA OF GREATS, GUISEPPE McNAMARA VICTIM OF URBAN RENEWAL * Meyers Hotel, Hoboken, a city" MOST RUMORS JUST HOT AIR •dmark, is slated to be IN HOBOKEN demolished this week. LOCAL YOUTH HEADS We said a few weeks back that the Puerto Rican candidates in Hobokeh's May 13 election would The hotel, which was onc« a eventually endorse Third Ward Councilman Steve CappieUo for mayor since their ticket has no candidate must for royalty, men in ST. PETERS KNIGHTS for that job. political circles, stage and screen But recent developments indicate that we stars, will make way for progress Frank A. Bulzis, son of Mr. were wrong, at least to a certain degree. names of the courcamen-at4arge candidates, in the form of skyscra*per and Mrs. Philip Bulzis, 1202 Park One source report? that Eddy Martinez, which of course included his own, were too apartments and office building av., Hoboken, was recently Alberto Falto and fotmer candidate Abraham small. Reprint the buttons or get something a between Hudson and River jsts. elected grand knight of St. Lao were unable to come to any decision on little bigger. It was done. Meyers Hotel, put in an Peter's Council, Knights of what they should do or not do as far as Then there was the day at campaign appearance around 1884 with Columbus of St. Peter's CoUege. endorsing anyone for mayor. headquarters when it was decided to move his the help of the late R. H. Meyer, Bulzis, while attending Our Martinez, it is said, favored remaining picture in the window because it was blocking who at that time was employed Lady of Grace Grammar School, completely independent and vowed that if that of another candidate. The fact that the as a steward aboard North received two honor pins and an Faao and Lao endorsed anyone he would pull move allowed passe ;by to see all four campaign German Lloyd Steamship Eine American Legion award. He out and run alone. It will require court action pictures clearly didn't seem to carry any ships. He decided the west shores graduated from St. Peter's Prep to get Martina's name out of the bracket with weight. of the Hudson River needed an in 1966 and received two honor Falto and onto another line on the ballot, but Our friend screamed like a stuffed pig. elegant rendezvous for pins as a student in their science Martinez is reported to be ready to take such He may be right) that certain people within passengers between ocean trips. program. He is currently a junior action if needed. the DePascale team jare against him. But right or The hotel recently became at St. Peter's CoUege majoring in Meanwhile, the situation is further clouded wrong, his actions ire certain not to help stem available for elderly people mathematics. by the fact that buttons bearing the names of the tide, if there is any. providing them with furnished He is a member of the CappieUo, Martinez and Falto have been seen After all, no one likes to see a grown man rooms. advanced ROTC at the college around town. So have signs with the same cry. Worse yet, they don't like being in a Residents of Hoboken, with and plans to attend graduate names. position where they can't get up and walk out some sadness, have watched the school on graduation. Bulzis is CappieUo and his ticket are clearly when the tears don t stop. regal hotel slowly disintegrate. former warden of the council independent and anti-administration. So are In 1935 the local sheriffs and was a member of its Martinez and Falto, and Lao while he was in it. office conducted a public sale of executive board. It would seem logical that ti In case you haven't heard the latest rumor the building, a lien against anti-administration candidates would stick about Steve CappieUo we'U lay it on you. Word Observer Realty Co., owners at SEEKS DAUGHTER together to a certain degree at least on the is going around thM Steve is really a front man the time. Through the years, Jean Sharpe, 15, daughter of question of who to support for mayor. for Louis D. who soft talked Tony Cilento, management of the hotel has Mrs. Ruth Sharpe, 417 Jackson Martinez's action putting down CappieUo Carlo DeGennaro and Rudy Ranieri into passed from hand to hand. st., Hoboken, has been missing could be an indication that he may have made a running on a ticket with Steve as the head man. The stories about Meyers from her home since last week. commitment to the administration for after The reason is ^hat the mayor feared either Hotel could fill volumes since it The girl ,4 feet 11 inches in May 13. Ranieri or DeGennaro as his principal opponent was frequented by many height with blue eyes, red hair It would be impossible to say who is going to in the election. But Steve, who can't win, notables who enjoyed the food and slender build, is believed by win on May 13. Still we feel that it is a pretty talked them out of it and is running as the and surroundings her mother to be with a boy sure thing that neither Martinez nor Falto is mayor's front man. friend who works on an auto car going to be in the top four. It just isn't their The true storyj is that Louie D. is Steve's race track at Palisades time or place, at least not yet. front man and has been for the last four years. CANDIDATES MAY Amusement Park. This means that both Falto and Martinez will CappieUo has been running the city from Anyone with any information be in a position after May 13 to give some behind the scene). Now he can run for mayor INSPECT MACHINES as to her whereabouts is urged to assistance to any of the candidates who might and it doesn't make any difference who wins: contact Detective Philip DeFalco find themselves in a runoff. The Spanish vote is For those of y!ou who haven't noticed, you Candidates in the upcoming or hpt mother at home. a factor to be considered. just had your leg bulled. The moral of the story May 13 elections in Hoboken and Jersey City have been' However, Martir z has many close associates is that our rendition of the situation is just as fuU of hot air as the other rumor. But we like notified by Hudson Election 40 SENIORS who are administration supporters or are a part Superintendent Joseph T. Brady of the administration. No one worked harder ours better, it has]more thought behind it. ... that they may inspect the voting for First Ward Cour oilman Anthony Romano machines on May 2. ELIGIBLE FOR JOBS in 1967 than Martinez. And Romano has just Who says strange things don't happen during Hoboken candidates will be straightened himself out with the mayor. elections? How often do you have the anti- Rep. Dominick V. Daniels It wouldn't do Romano any good to have administration candidate for mayor tearing into able to inspect their machines at 1:30 p.m. (D.-14th), recently announced one of his friends and supporters endorsing the a report which paints Hoboken as Prejudice the department of labor has guy who wants to knock LDP out of office. It City with ancjent educational and police Demonstration voting machines, one showing the approved a contract for the still on't sitting too weU about Martinez's systems and a bused court? employment of 40 elderly running for eountihran-atJarg* in the first Hoboken candidates, have been Then to top things off, the mayor defends set up outside of Brady'l office persons in Hoboken as part of a place. the report whi^h damned the efforts of his on the third floor of the county community senior citizens • • • administration. administration building, S9S service program. Mark off June 15 in your date books. The We may be a little slow or something, but we Newark av., Jersey City. Daniels said that under the Hobokcn Kiwanis Club is sponsoring its second have to admit tifat we are having a rather hard Members of the general public terms of the contract between edition of "Fantasy in Brass." This year's time figuring this one out. We always thought who wish to see a replica of the the Department of Labor and performance is expected to be a real field day that it was the guy who was trying to get in voting machines before they use the Hoboken Organization for drum and bugle corps buffs with at least who had the job of tearing down the them on election day, may go to Against Poverty and Economic seven championship corps taking part. ichievements of! the adminisUation, and the job the third floor of the Stress (HOPES), the 40 would be By the action of the county freeholders the of the guy who is in was to defend what he has administration building ' and employed as administrative, contest has been officially designated the done. inspect the devices. educational and so-called "over Hudson County Championship. A trophy from reach" aides to visit the sick and See folks, evlen politicians can be creative. There will be a total of 273 the freeholders will be presented to the winning Look what theyrve done now. elderly and ascertain the needs leam we understand. voting machines set up for May of bedridden patients. 13 with 233 in Jersey City and Ducats will be going for S1 for kids and $2 10 in Hoboken. Daniels, in a telegram to for mom and pop. Take the family, dad. After DePascale campaign workers talking about Mayor Louis DePascale, said. Sixth Ward Jorui Palmieri and his recent trip to After the May 13 municipal all, it will beat fighting that Sunday traffic elections, the election "Because of your interest in coming home from the beach or the lake. Florida. It isn'4 sitting too weU that Sonny took senior citizens, 1 know this off with the election just a few weeks away. superintendent wiU have to get Besides that, it is for a very worthy cause. 500 machines ready for the comes as good news. We have Half of the profits for the day will be presented • • • primary election, so far set for every reason to believe it is a to the family of Karen Ann Perry who was born Also back from a vacation in the land of June 3. forerunner of similar programs with brain damage. She's making a comeback sunshine is Sgl. Frank Ferrante, the city's for your city." through some form of exercises. But it cost If run off elections are narcotics expeft. Even while he was away, a few required in Hoboken and Jersey The project resulted fyom a money folks, so dig in and buy a few tickets for narcotics arrests were made. Just goes to show conference of Daniels and the families, yours and Karen Ann's. City on June 17, the 273 you, there are others who know a thing or two machines will be put into use DePascale and a representative of Locations where tickets are available haven't about dope addicts. * again. the state department. been announced yet but just ask any member * of the Kiwanis Club and hell take your order. The action is scheduled for the John F. Kennedy Memorial High School Stadium (also Friends of Matty Ronga say he is a little knowns as Veterans Field) with a starting time miffed at n 11? FINE ITALIAN TmmtUtt TMS WA^OUt MENU Me VWBm For Reservations call 945-2197 in 1935. AMERICAN Mta fcerf>Se*r Wafer Latetae| CUISINE rVe Caa Meet the fee**, M BAR * Het fee Mee. ' 5701 JACKSON ST THE YORK TAVERN i BUCK'S WEST ftttt YORK Ray Olobardi. Prop. 54th St. & Kennedy Blvd. iti.'ll3*l/47 I LUNCHEON SPECIAL North Bergen ~* Condrnonaq r StEAK SANDWICH ON TOAST- Hall To Hire For Afl Occasions FRENCH FRIES - p *JSt>WICHES HOT DO^S 3EST HAMBURGER IN TOWN j 5101 BERGENLINE AVE Enjoy WEST NEW YORK N.J Family AIR CONDITIONED DIAL 863'9384 Atmosphere one eyeing her every move. Foot MR. SNITCH sore and weary they made rt to the chiropodist. The dummy told the whole story - she's talkative to a fault and the nurse What she was hoping was to got a spread the attack tale by tatting shot at the hospital. Being very her mother-in-law who happens HAVE DINNER WITH US pretty, she should * realize the to live in the same apartment futility of her bad habit and give house where the dumb broad ENJOY it a real try for reform. For her now resides. Suffice to say, these information, it's . een done • the two red ridinghoods had to wane HOSPITALITY habit cured, so to speak. It is home even though they didn't hope she'll heed the warning and try too hard to be good. AND GuOD FOOD attempt a cure. •t* • • HE worked hard and Mvtirl . EVERY time Millie used to He made more trips - one way in visit their house, her husband - to the banks than any other always, asked his wife to sing. depositor. Hit account grew and This action puzzled the wife and grew until H attracted the pretty Point Restaurant she wanted to know "Why do" tetter. The more she balanced his FAIRYIEW. you always insist that I sing accounts, the more she fed in 160 BERGEN lOULEVARD when Millie comes to the love with him. She opened the houie?" The husband did not door by askii.# him to show her 5«8£fta*£~328s3SsfisS5SHSs3*!S!a5i: hesitate but said "I just don't Ms shop. Then aU feM - by the Wee to eome right out with it way - in love with the beautiful and ask her to leave." fabric he manufactured. They PART VIEW DINER •• • • got married. It tested long THEY'RE cousins. Both are enough for her to transfer his 354 FAIRVIEW AVENUE * schemers or, to be more exact, mcount to her name. He made rt scheming females. The wise one a iokit account • a joint venture FAIRVIEW. NEW JERSEY never married. Ttie other one - with either having the power of TE... 945-4102 not too bright * went through withdrawal. She, one day four husbands. Well, the other unjointed it and flew the coop. PaAt PlW night they both got it but good. He - wan he's sorting a They made the rounds, the account. ©OH Private dummy only drinks beer. The wtsenheimer goat for. Scotch. T-1 Dining Room After the other night, they should remember the story or Red Ridin' Hood. These two which she thought WNJNO iOOM wined and dined them but complimentary. The reason he weren't to be denied. The sjiries GSfiPO m* tfHv IS tMQMcM VnMMI now know what's in the woods - she finished shopping and he got big bad wolves. Owiidei, having the Wits, he told her she should run for Con*, m. She wanted to to walk home from the wood*, BRWG YOUR FAMILY AND WOY know why and ha sasj 'Because FUUCOORSt THE BEST IN HOME FOODS • they cannot report the incident you introduce so maay new bjRs SERVICE BAR WITH THE]FINEST because the dumb one, the one into the house.' $2.50 Uf IN BEERS AND LIQUORS that had four husband* stili has the tart, most vkious and jealous DAVD E. RUE PTA PUN PUNT SALE The David E. Rue PTA will sponsor a Mothers Day Plant and Novelty Sale in the school SPANISH PROGRAM auditorium, 3rd and Garden St., Hoboken, on Friday, May 9, HOLD AT H.S. from 10 a.m. to 2 pjn. A Spanish Night, "Una Noche Donations will be contributed by Espanola", was held last night in parents and teachers. All the school cafeteria of Hoboken proceeds will go to student aid. - High School. The program was Mrs. Charles Wetze! is sponsored by the senior high chairman, Mrs. Peter Vecchio is school PTA to present an co-chairman and Mrs. Raymond opportunity to understand the Cerbie is PTA President. Other culture and education of the ever helpers for the event are: Mrs. increasing Spanish speaking Philip Gagliardi, Mrs. Raymond population in the Hoboken area. Gunderson, Mrs. John Montoto, Mrs. Dion Padin is president Mrs. Jerry Elmo and Mrs. Ardo ij{ the unit. Cattaneo. WHERE THERE'S CLASS, you 11 find Mayor WbeUn - A group of mayors and other prominent Hudson County figures surrounding Mayor Thomas Wheian after he was highlighted at the testimonial dinner for G. fat McGinty, Hudson County labor leader who is supporting the Wheian team. Shown left to right are Mayor William Moato, Union City; Mayor Angelo San.:" "orth Bergen; Eugene Farrel), editor of the Jeriey Journal; Rev. Victor R. Yanitelli, St. Peter's College; McGinty, Wheian, County Democratic lead** DOC IZZO John V. Kenny and Mayor Louis DePascale of Hoboken. Photo oy Mickey Carroll. WASHINGTON ST. BOTTOM FISH HOBOKEN UNICO NAMES ^ y Anthony M TEL 656-2555 NOMINATING COMMITTEE Izzo SEA STAR Vincent Modcro, president of The old saying, "Anything Hoboken Chapter, Unico SAT. & SUN. that goes up is bound to come National, this week announced DISHWASHER 119.95 down,'" doesn't apply to certain appointment of a nominating FLOUNDERS satellites placed in orbit, and it's committee including Joseph PIER 15, HOBOKEN beginning to seem it will not Guzzi, chairman; Dan Simone, apply in many cases to skirt co-chairman; Gu/ TnsoJini, Ctpt. Fred Saidik hemlines. _ Quentin De Fazio, Dominick Canzano and Steve Mongiello. They have been instructed to meet at the earliest date, and in accordance with By-Laws, to report a slate of officers for MARCUS fiscal year commencing July 1, REGISTRATION FOI KINDiRGAITEtl 1969. Jewelers, Inc. Election will be held in June 106 WASHINGTON ST. PRE and installation of new slate will AND NEW STUDENTS HOBOKEN OL 3-3180 take place at the Annual Outing SUMMER and Installation dinner during July. HOBOKEN BOARD OF EDUCATION 'DIAMONDS SALE The Hoboken Chapter tar ftaa F«l Term authorized Memorial Day s«t OF FINE Services for deceased member, •GIFTS Peter De Palma, and all other AprM16,1969 and daily Ifcerwrtar FABRICS Unicons who have died this year Tim: fc4S • 11:f0 AM.; 12:50 • 2:00 fM. 'WATCHES and previous years. SPECIALIST Rocco Gratale Sr., chairman IN DACRON of the Scholarship Awards OAVU> t. RUE SCHOOL, TMwl and Oanten 8»wto •JEWELRY And Double Committee, reported that he .EVERY PURCHASE would submit the list of JOSEPH F. BftAHOT SCHOOL, Ninth and Garden Straffs A BARGAIN! Dacron Poiyester candidates at the May meeting. Selection of awards will be made IF MARCUS CAN'T for June graduation DANIEL S. KEALEY SCHOOL, Ftfth and Adam* VIC-MIL presentation. FIX IT, HE WILL Outing committee chairman, WALLACE SCHOOL, El—nth Stwt m* Wtow FABRICS Joseph Guzzi, and Cuido 2014 BarfanlW Trisohru, reported they will have GIVE YOU A Union Ctty.'N.J. SADIE F. LEINKAUF SCHOOL. suggestions available for the May NEW ONE! meeting. THOMAS 6. CONNORS SCHOOL. tarn* and 1969 Showing of New Designs 31, 1SM> • 9wtMt M Maaaaal CartMaaM •#: Mediterranean Spanish-Italian Provincial And Contemporary DtaMKifa «4 Fra* of Fiorar ALL NAME BRAND FURNITURE wtthto cm year after «a» of mtnmm to «*oct MON. THURS FRIDAY 9 AM. 9 P.M (»©oaa«Sfco«). TUES,WEO,SAT.9 A.M.5 30 3. Ceniflcsooii of teawafestfm aptart Ml 4. nphttato SooMnr 9«t ovet fou yean. ue at tha -ll IfaHh Cum, 914 Ganlan Stroat. aoary •tS.OO. Furmture 'Apphances 'Broadloom JOHND.McALEVY THOMAS F. 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The happy-married certification conies from the organization whose name is part of the title of the new group, THE "The Hudson County Mothers Auxiliary of the Children's Aid and Adoption Society of New Jersey." Club members are largely drawn from among adoptive mothers who have adopted their child from the KOOLMASTER Children's Aid and Adoption Society. Another unique feature of the new club is that the members EXTRUDED ALUMINUM prefer to chat with one another and to compare notes instead of carrying on within the format of formal programs. The new group serves as a forum for parents who have adopted children. Also, in SWIMMING POOLS recognition of strong friendly feelings in behalf of the agency NO RVST! NO ROT! NO PAINTING! that helped fill out their family life by way of the adoptive proem, the organization is dedicated to work in behalf of the Society's ongoing programs. Mothers who have adopted children, even though not under the allspices of Children's Aid and Adoption Society, are invited to become members. They may do this by getting in touch with the Acting Membership Secretary, Mrs. Paul Sadlon of North Bergen, who will advise as to the time and place of the club's first meeting. A.F. ASSN HONORS MAJ.GEN. STRAIT SEE! THE REVOLUTIONARY PATENTED At the Twenty First Anniversary Dinner-Dance of the Hudson Chapter, Air Force Association, Major General POOL WALL STABILIZER Donald Strait, a fighter pilot ace of World War II and the Korean War, former Commander of the New Jersey Air National Guard, SEE IT DAILY 9-9, SAT. 9-5, SUN. 1-5 and presently a vice president of Republic Aviation, was honored AND KNOW WHY K.M. IS BEST! for his outstanding services to his it country and to the Air Force Association. Among those who honored COMPARE THESE EXCLUSIVES! the General were: George D. Heavy Extruded Alumijnum • Full range of sixes: 3'V or 4' high x 8', 10', 12', Hardy, National President of the 16' long sections Air Force Association, who was Strong and Durable the principal speaker of the Maintenance-Free • Simplicity of basic construction evening; James P. Grazioso, New Jersey Sute President of the Air Weather Resistant ; • Walls bolt together fast Force Association and writer of Stay* smooth and beautiful • Interlocked and welded wails the space column, "Journey to the Stars" ,which appears in this Pre-fabricoted—tares Installation time • Accessory holes and openings can easily be cut newspaper; Hudson Chapter Easy installation at installation to suit specific needs President, Joseph Bendetto, who • Complete with all necessary POOLWAU STA- presented a plaque to General BILIZERS, extruded corners and hardware for - Strait; Coramisuoner Raymond walls. Gabriel of West New York; Commissioner John E. Otis of West New York, Others in the audience who SEE OIJR COMPLETE LINE OF were Introduced by William J. Caputo, Master of Ceremonies were: John Russo, past state president of the Air Force CABANAS & SAUNAS Association and Past District FOR TOUR COMPLETE PRIVATE VACATIONLANDf Commander, 2nd District; Mrs. Christiae Russo, president of the Ladies Auxiliary, Bergen County BRING IN YOUR PLOT PLAN OR YARD Councg, VFW; Henry Carnicelli, MEASUREMENTS FOR POOL PRICES! Lloyd Nelson, and Joseph Gajdosi past state presidents <. * the Ai| Force Association; Paul Fuzzi, Hudson County Council commander; Mrs. Ruth Stem, KITCHEN MASTER POOLS president, Queens Chapter; N.Y.; Mrs. Dorothy Crane, junior vice » VISIT' TODAY] 100 RTE. 46 • EAST PATERSON, N. J. president, Ladies Auxiliary, 3rd OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9 SAT. 9-5 • SUN. 1-5 778-6030 District; and delegations from Air Force HumteTS iJiroughout New JeW»d New York. HOBOKENHCTORIAL ' Thargday, A^fl 24J1969 want to spend part of the Qasboro, Montdair, Newark, SNORT CUT ADOPTION CAN END 1969-70 semester studying Paterson and Trenton. abroad. SULLIVAN Dr. Wilbur Apgar, professor of SHRINE CLUB IN SORROW WARNS DR. PIEL social science and director of Childless couples, seeking a JCSC's International Education BOARD TO MEET DETECTIVE child to adopt "as their very and Adoption Society of New program, said deadline for Jersey, fc*u»t Orange. The Hudson County Sirine Agency own", were urged to resist the applications is May 1. dub wOl hold their executive men call of "adoption fixers". "Many a couple who Candidates for the program responded to the tempting board meeting on Wednesday These are unlicensed, free-lance are screened by a joint evening, April 30 at Jersey City INDUSTRIAL intermediaries who promise a invitation to by-pass an adoption faculty-student committee. agency with a direct arrangement Elks Lodge No. 211 Club, 85 child, "right away". The children Among the pre-requisites are Hutton it., Jersey City. PROTECTION they offer are presumed to be his regretfully come to learn maturity for educational obtained by means of a "direct that the safeguards set up by experiences away from home; President William LaMont will arrangement" with the mothers authorized adoption agencies are sound educational background in preside and hear reports from MRT-TIME of out-of-wedlock youngsters. a protection", Dr. Piel said. their own specialty; personal various chairmen of committees. According to Dr. Piel, aside academic achievement at JCSC, Arrangements will be made to OR FULL TIME The warning, to avoid risking honor die past presidents of the the heartbreak and sorrow that from the possibility of being and "be a good student", burdened with the care of a child according to Dr. Apgar. Shrine Club, Friday evening, 8419 Bergwltat too often follows on the heels of May 16 at the Masonic Club, 30 whose mental or physical The international program is a "short cut adoption" that Clinton av., Jersey City. by-passes the careful procedures inferiority might not be evident run in conjunction with the New Nort of authorized adoption agencies, until long after adoption Jersey State Colleges Council for Plans win also be discussed on was issued by Dr. Emil J. Piel, arrangements were completed, International Education. In coining events for the summer President of the Children's Aid there was a chance that an addition to Jersey City State, months. Refreshments will be adopting couple could lose a served following the meeting. 86P199 other schools involved are child they had grown to love. This would happen, Dr. Piel said, when a mother whose after-thinking and regret goaded her conscience, took court action to establish the right to reclaim her offspring. "Adoption agencies give G/axad OpetUitg PRt natural mothers time in which to make up their minds. They are SUMMER given ample opportunity to think it over* before coming to SALE the final decision that the best KIT< in-:N MAS ri future plan for their child is by THE HALLMARK OF FINE way of adoption. FABRICS "When this is done", Dr. Piel said, "Adoptive parents can rest Q I A L 1 I SPECIALIST secure in the knowledge that New Jersey court decisions wffl IN DACRON not rule that a child be taken AT KITCHEN MASTERS, QUALITY COSTS NO MORE! from adoptive parents when it And Doable has been conclusively Dacron Polyester demonstrated that the natural mother was given ample time to VIC-MIL think through her decision." JCSC SEEKS 20 201FABRIC4 _ S ~ Union City, TO STUDY ABROAD IM4- Jersey City Staty College is searching for 20 students who SUMMER Teen-Age TYPING B4IOU.NOW! COMfOtTAttJ wsrassam *u MAKK-PP coroaa !• GRECC Mi PITMAN SBOKTHAflD ml TYTOfC OPEN TODAY SON. C9UM Mi wnm CUMB - On. mi h*J KNOWHOW KITCHEN MASTERS ie proud of fte entire ataff of over ISO oMgaers, ciaflsiaeu and production people ... at KM. eVKNOW- HOW at your aervke. *KJL KITCHENS AVAILABLE ONLY AT KM. SHOWROOMS I 90S IwfM A«^, Jwsty CHy f«r Jo. Sq.) RECREATION ROOMS BATHROOMS •HOM *53-2S7S It MM to tatattor m* waortor • ••mliltaa K.M. km M» *«art *•*•- ^Hlr m>ni mr i__L —* Visit KM. todar. SEE WHY 13^191 homee are Better and More leemae of 1LM. KNOWHOW 1 SR 39 nrCHtHS • 7 lATMHOOwlS • 5 UC tOOM IMTBltOW m THS rATH*u«jc ttmama VMIT ANY ONE Of 5 CONVWIINT SHOWKOOMS fflT I know his high school -marks were poor but he has a great pair of shoulders under that head!" H0BOKE1* PICTORIAL Thursday, Apffl 24,1969 Pay 9 Swimming Pool TOOK But the owner of the pool has advanced several practical rea- sons for this unique use of car- pet Safer with Carpet He says it is safer because SAVINGS with carpet you are less likely to slip and hurt yourself when wading at the shallow end. It eliminates stubbed toes on the pool steps, and no more scrap- ing on the rough cement bot- tom. Besides, it looks better than bare concrete, he holds. An outdoor carpet made of 1 polypropylene was used, which 9'» 12 NYION PILE was tested first for its resistance to mold, mildew, rot and the reaction of chlorine and other CARPET RUGS chemical agents used in the wa- ? ter. 7-.' With foam cusMoMfl back that It* carpet was cemented grips MM floor •nd will not right to the pool. A special ad- 95 CARPET SALE slid*. hesive was developed to hold toe carpet to the pool bottom. Choko of many docoratfv* col- Each 100% NYION PILE BROADLOOM ort in c»rv*d »r»d loop pattornt. Not at Deep End 49 CARPET FROM MANY FAMOUS A total of 95 square yards of FAMOUS MAKE carpet was used in and around MAKERS IN A LARGE SELECTION t|e 56 x 20 foot pool. Of this, OF COLORS AND STYLES 30 yards were needed for the IHUID IINOLEUM TILES ) ) PROCLAMATION 1 ON the 25th day of April, 1969 We the mayors of Hudson County communities officially proclaimed the month of May JL 969 as Clean-Up, Paint-Up, Fix-Up month and urge every citizen to participate in this year's program. Today's proclamation was as follows: r ) WHEREAS, a clean and beautiful community is a proud and prosperous one and WHEREAS, unity of effort is required for future development of our community. WHEREAS, the general health and welfare of our citizens depend upon wholesome sur- roundings arising from good clean living conditions and WHEREAS, the lives and property of our people are endangered by fire and accidents caused by littered and cluttered conditions in homes, factories, places of public as- sembly, alleys and streets and THEREFORE, We, the Mayors of Hudson County, do hereby designate the month of MAY, 1969 as Clean Up Month and most respectfully call upon all departments of the coun- ty, its commercial organizations, civic clubs, schools, churches, boys' and girls* clubs and all other associations and our people in general to take an active part in this con- structive program of community improvement to insure its success. Town of City of Town of Town of City Of BERGEN UNION CITY WEST NEW YORK SECAUCUS HOBQKEN Mayor Mayor Mayor Mayor Mayor PAUL AMICO LOUIS DaPASCALI ANG J. SARUBBI WIL1IAM V MUSTO JOHN 1. ARMEUINO CooaciiaieB Coancil itskraer HOWARD LIGHTCAPJr CommiMioner CHARLES KRAJEWSKI RAYMOND J. GABRIEL CHARLES J. WEAVER ARTHUR J. 8TAWTON N. HOWARD ELWELL LAWRENCE T. HAVEY JOSEPH J. JIALDIW BERNARD REICHERT ELWOOO E. RENNIE JOHNCCEttOO CHARLES J.STEWEL ROBERT MENCKE RICHARD OXONNOR JOHN E. OTIS GEORGEE. BURGER JOHN J. O'CONNOR AUGUSTUS HUBERT Thursday, April 24.1969 Pay 11 BUY MART CLASSIFIED HIRE • BUY • SELL* RENT • SWAP • MIRE • BUY* SELL components. Pulleys should be MUSICAL bolted, not screwed, into plare. If MISCELLANEOUS /RON WORKS Us 6» fatty! your outboard is fitted with a me- INSTRUCTIONS ox all instruments chanical steering system without COINS by certified teachen. - PROTECT yoai property w/our iron pulleys and ropes you need only , t by private collector. All VS. Okie's Musk Store railing*'& butgbi ban. Only superior check securing* at the engine. to* gntfreidoOanJ 1.90 each 652 Newark Ave. Jerasy City quality material used. Estab. 15 yn. If your boat is used in salt water, 947-94 653-3375 at same location. Reas. rates. Free est. remove fastenings, look for corro- Reliable workmanship. $*3-454S sion and replace anything question- RENT A T.V. - Color - black a; white, REAL ESTATE able. remote.(IN 5-3100 oi HE 7-0029 FOR SALE - 2-famiry brick, 5-6 Inboard owners should make the looms, ate cond., window units, gas BECOME A PART TIME same thorough check as recom- newspaper photographer. We PET OWNtRS dependable pet heat, alum, windows. 129 35th St. or FUNDAMENTAL BULKS mended for the outboard operator, call 865-7767 will teach you. We will give giving special attention to all under- tnasportition to Veti or anywhere. the assignments. Foi ftilths* StUTLIFY SAFETY water steering components, rudder, For infoijmaaoii, call 798-0226 information call 945-5598, 10 Confused by detailed boa!in* tiller rabies, transom brackets and y REAL ESTATE . a,m. to 4 p.m. rules thai may differ from one part all items that require periodic lubri- TRICYCLE $5 SO. 264 Broad ! 10-bmly brick apt. Would . of the roMtry to the ant? A little cations to prevent eirrssive wear. Avenue, falhades Park. i like to MO to one who knows common sense in beating and a All worn or corroded parts should how to manage property. knowledge of the fundamental rules iie replaced. 1 $4,000 down • snail fint of tbe read ran lie applied almost WANTED Snortgas*. Will take back a JAY'S MOVERS rVrrywhifr, SrOOfuing to Se"EVtn-j second mortgage with rude News Service. j MALE OR FEMALE general monthly installment* at 6% LOCAL & The basic rule to remember is that t clerical. Good at figures. Hours 4:30 a vessel approaching you from any I p.m. to midnight 5 nights. Liberal interest. House fully rented. 5 LONG DISTANCE point dead ahead to within a nine- com pan) paid benefits. Call 9 s_m. to rooms. All large. Never have ty degree angle coming from the alofs EducatioJ"HL52_^n o5f p.m, 867-3900. An equal had one vacancy since buying NY. 212 777 3131 rich! has the right of way. New York* • opportunity employe?. H In 1965. It is located at 70 rTiontNJ. 201-656-5527 When two boats approach head Park Avenue, Hoboken. If Phoni Nj. 101 -656-0800 PART TIME MAN WANTED. Must on, each should steer to the right or interested, write for an Station Wagon available starboard side. When one boat is have driver's bcense. 3 days and 2 appointment. P.O. Box 5X2, overtaking another, he must keep nights. General duties and dean up. Derfield Beach. Fla. 33441 70 JEFFERSON ST.. Hofaofcen dear of the slower moving boat Csil 945-5598 which has the right of way. Boats leaving the dock have mi right of PART TIME MAN WANTED to team way until they are in open water. offset printing and photography. CaB The vessel having the right of way 945-5597 868-7717 is called "privileged1* but has the obligation to maintain eourse aad speed. The vessel not having ike s*rrta« AH H*nk Jwwrs FRANK RICH right of way is "burdened" ami must FMf ESTIMATES take necessary action to avoid the aaasibility of collision by taming, ROOFINGTSIDING GARBAGE I RUIIISH REMOVAL ahkwing. stopping or reversing, CLEAN UP JOBS CONTAINER SERVICt its are always privileged 5^ L* . Ej power boats except in a rare ™ West New York la aa H KkanMck Roefin« Co. SNOW-PLOWING I1-* YDS.) lion when they are overtaking U Fint St. a 4t7-SOS0 ZA HB. SERVICE under sowar. Flaking boats aar AU. WOBK ouAa4KTS(Ossj Whether anchored or underway have ]& right of way. wO oweata tte j •JfA good rale to remember when 6217 MCAOOWVIEW AVC NORTH BERGEN. N. J. i |j»roaeiiin|j larger veaaels snek as pgjpjgkten is that they have tbe right 5nmk Mof smu & Son weight though you, may terkai- t«rs| Hair STylltt '- be privileged T-•••... UkZOt CUTS any emergency it is the doty the boatman to stand by aad 106 Umu St. all possible assistance. Com- HOSOKEN sense and boating courtesy HAUPTMAN Id prevail in all situations. lo» Nn Taafe A,, )m, CMT tte Boar* whea ealM for USED CAR|"ET AND UNCLAIMED RUG SALE and laftrnettm to RUGS & CAnPETS -: STEERING CHECK obtained at ttn> of- CLEANED • STORED • REPAIRED PREVENTS FAILURE Jtrftl ttie Baard of IN OUft fUNT Oft Every season, hundreds of pleas- WATERPROOFING AT YOUR HOME OR OFFICE sire boats regardless of their type Bajement or Outside RUG CLEANED || AM art into major and minor scrapes 9x12 II.OO 1 Dhr. Hauptman bwa'ase of faulty steering. Yet a pe- waattr^y»ax^^>o %ormaB. Perrtiastone - Stucco - Brick FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY riodic check could have prevented Block or Stone Walls. Floor Covaring Co. S hs*"n?«Sdto taVbeat War. e*t. 1909 CALL 659-6938 , "The Evinrude News Service sag- ; Also s that yoa give your boat's steer- system a thorough inspection. A Alterations - Repairs & Cgood place to start is the steering JOHN P. OOOKWW. Additions. Wheel. Wheels have been known to freeze from corrosion or lark of Kitchen s-Paneling-Floors lubrication. Use a waterproof grease Suspended Ceilings to lubricate rabies and gear systems FUNEBAL located near the wheel. Occasionally Doieni of Satisfied CustomeVi rfeerk the hub out on the steering •heel to see that it is secure. \Rtfennces Supplied : Theck steering wheel dram to be sure the cable feeds of and on the (hum without slacking or jamming. MARINO ROTA Outboard steering rabies may 1968 stretch. They should function $250 Construction Corp. smoothly, with enough tension so W .UAMSCHUWM IMC Aat steering Hues can't slip oat of 67J5 Potfc St..Guttenbara, NJ. sheave* or off the steering wheel 869-6070 •MB. Inspect cables on ootboards aad LEFT OVERS Steering linkage oa inboard*. Re- ».-n Wjr • UN 7 1000 place frayed cables and any worn Tl ets that meet or exceed its minimum standards which are •based on weight and density of pile yarns. Minimum standards *re also set for carpet paddings. " Manufacturers are required Phone 861-1300 to labels—or mcncate on an in- SHOP voke to the retailer—those car- Mon., Thur*. and FH. 'til 9 pets and paddings which meet Too*., W«d. and Sat. 'HI 5 or exceed the FHA-VA stand- ards. ,' It's noteworthy that the gov- C C P ernment agencies ar< encourag- ing the me of be ter quality carpeting by allowi ig more fi- nancing on carpe. exceeding m HGBUf AYE, W.HY. their minimum standards. Page 10 Thursday, April 24,1969 HORntCPN PICTORIAL