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FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1963 OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY 55 EMBURY AVENUE TEN l e g a l n o t i c e ; im t^a a t 1105 S ixth Avenue.: Neptune, . ------It Pays The DEANS OPEN ALL TEAR N 0 TICE iJjS’irffB6?8'- fl ony, should be made oph Kelly, Court Isabella, CDA, Rev. Arthur Flandreau and Rev.:>i PRospect 5-4076 Dining Room Air Conditioned Breakfast Served i"101'ediatejy. in- writing to Joseph E. Closes For TAKE NOTICE that. the Jumping Bayonne,, was n guest. v - B. S. Crowcrolt who were honor/iji; To Advertise Directly On Brook Associates, Incorporated,: former- Ne“ 5iV'N.ejf °f th0 T°wnshV- °t 8 Ocean ly Restaurant Associates, of the Jump­ Mrs. John Fink made the pre- ary members of our Union. Mrs.® Occanfront ing Brook iCountry: Club, Neptune, New Summer Season sentation of gifts to Miss McCar- Henry Rambo paid a .tribute foi;,?jr LAINGDON HOTEL Avenue ’ HOYnl*“ Herman Perl, 882 So. Orange Ave., ASHF.ton Ave., East Orange, N. J. 10H JScllMl 'each tribute the presidentu i X placed X Purchase, Re Wives Chorale To Sing; . Short Hills, N. J.; Sidney Geltzeiler, Willie Sanders. Jr., Secretary, 1010 lowed, at which the bank was pas- 310 West So. Orange Ave., So. Orange, t-ookman Ave., Asbury Park, N. J. sed for the Bolivian student, and a white carnation in the vase on Disposal and Acids ; K Succeeds James F. Ly- Indianapolis And Brook­ 3 BATH AVENUE OPEN ALL YEAR Tel. PR 5-6375 N. J.; Seymour Kempner, 1ne '•y ^e municipal committee Newark Conference will sing 'Herb* and Edith Meyer, Owner-Managers j J^ S S 1!0?5- '.i£ any, should be made MONMOUTH COUNTY Mrs. Clinton Stackhouse is ar­ SURROGATE’S COURT ■ Tuesday night: School faculty and chairman special numbers at the evening in » nrto“A T S ranging a bus trip in October for at the Arthur Pryor Band Pavil- RepOrt AWaTflS At & M , g'.Crjk ot ,he Townshfp" 3 Notice to Creditors to Present. Claims ion. Fifth avenue on the Hoard- i . . AT 1. An appropriation of $55,000 p of its language department, worship this. Sunday at' the , Corner of Heck Against Estate the. giuld members and friends. .(Signed): -• -V^V. walk. .: for the purchase of new equipment ■ has been elected commander Ocean Grove Auditorium. Oth- : and Beach Aves. ESTATE OF IIATTIE EDITH PUTNAM The Guild will resume its meet­ OLIVE HOUSE Tn!3?«!ng 5 roo,k Associates, Inc. HANEY, deceased. ■ The legion Twirlers directed by C o U U C l I J for the road and refuse depurt- of the Neptune American Le­ er special music will be] by. ings on September 3rd, after which AJIeta 26 gion Post for the 1963-64 year, One block from the Ocean and centrally located, near restaurants and N e ? f f l ,: N .°Jk C0U" lry ^1“? Pursuant to the order of EDWARD Sonia Grill will , perform and the _ _ _ ■ f ■ ment, including three trucks,. a An#<;l<;ne Hawck, soprano o f . cafeterias. Hot and cold running water in all rooma. European Plan. -23-24 C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County the details about the bus trip will P . of Monmouth, this'day made, on the succeeding- James. Lycleii. Xew York, and the Auditor­ Phone PRospect 5-1188 MRS. TRINA BRAIN NOTICE application of the undersigned; Eliza­ be printed in the paper. a n d '^ H r^ 0^ Gl| ard 7 ' 11 preseil(: _ NEPTUNE—Alleta Council #28 '.-si'.' Dem pster Dum pster, two roto-paclc' Mr. Tice, who. also serves the ■ TAKE NOTICE that Shark River beth Greene, Sole. Executrix of the f ■. \ J16 C0^0rs* In the event D egreeof, Pocahontas held thpfv ^ bodies, a leaf collector and a salt ium Choir, directed by Dr. Others attending were: Mrs. Ma­ FOLLOWING COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES at Monmouth Monmouth County American Legion OUR Yacht Club, has made application to estate of the said Hattie Edith' Putnam of rnclement weather the concert regular meeting- last Friday- even 4 machine; Walter -D. Bddowes. ■ the Township Committee of the Town­ Haney, deceased, notice is hereby given bel Hodgson, Mrs. Lillian Catley, College, June 8, Robert Orr (left) was photographed fastening executive committee as finance offi­ 50th ship of. Neptune, New Jersey, for a to the .creditors of-said deceased to pre­ the baccalaureate hood of his TWin-brother, Kenneth, both of . Dr. Jamc.*■ ■Armstrong, pastor of Club License for premises loeated on sent to the said Sole Executrix their Mrs. Dortha Shaller, Mias Miriam .^,RCd Me"’S H»“* 2- Providing necessary legal cer, will be assisted , by the follow­ Park V iew H otel______YEAR whom received Bachelor of Science : (1 years) and Associate the H road way. Methodist Church, ; 23 Scaview Ave. Facing Wesley Lake & Seaview Ave. South Riverside Drive, in the Town­ claims under oath within six months R. Clark, Miss Lillie R. Sheffer, iean Letrion Rnnd ayJ ^ ejLmer- ® aa Carey, Pocahontas pre- steps for the elimination of junked ing- stall: j ship of Neptune. New Jersey. . from this date.' ' Bryan win B“ndd‘rMted >>y Frank Bided Mis. Bertha Gaines, repre- cars from the community. in A ris (2 years) degrees. They are the sons of Mr, nnd Mrs. Indiaiiupolis, will, be the preacher One block to Asbury Park and North End pavilion and Bathing. Capacity Officers > and • Trustees of said ‘ cor­ D ated: M ay :l5 th . 1063.’ Mrs. Vivian M. Kubler, Miss Bes-. W alter, Orr, 127 - Mt. Hermon Way, Ocean Grove. Kenneth is 125. Spacious porchcs. Hot and cold running water In rooms, steel Fire poration are: James Howard, Belmar, ELIZABETH GREENE Frank Trocchio, 1st vice/com­ of the evening Bits topic is “The Escapes. Private Baths. sie A. Down, Mrs. Dorotha I, applying for U.S. Air Force Officer Training School, while Rob­ Television. Booklet. Phone 774-0524. N. J., Commodore; George-Hunt, Nep­ :; 154 Hobson S tre e t * * 12?00 iS m L ' S cT s^ -t\ th,l6Cth Great Coun- 1 '3- Barring privately-owned sep- mander; John Stanley, Jr., vice com­ Perfect Mah.,r : ; • v , : EUROPEAN PLAN JOSEPH II. and ETHEL S. HEMPHILL tune, N. J.; Vice Commodore: Albert : Newark, New Jersey Moore, Miss Mary Jane Schwartz, ert is seeking to enter the insurance field this fall. Otto, Manasquan, N. J., Rear Commo- Sole ■ E xecutrix . for the Allaire Festival Da v ' on JuneTfith t * A .Hantic • tank cleaning firms from dump- mander; J.'.Bodine,, junior vice com­ Dr. Floyd.E: George, pastor of. r dorcv Virginia Predham, Neptune City, EDWIN P. LONGSTREET, Esq. Miss Lucile Dunn, Miss Ruth L, Day. h!>r riT ^ cJl. returned and made 4 ing sewage collected outside Nep- mander; John ; Wpmer, historian; Hanson. Place Ceritral Methodist N. . J., Secretary; Colleen Me Nabb, 710 Mattison Avenue Schwartz, Mrs. Gladys Mierow, tv,„ n por.v a]a° presented to I ' tune in the township plant. At Season Spring Lake Hges.v N. J „ Treasurer; A sbury P ark , N. Ji. Edward Morton,' finance officer; Church,-. Brooklyn; will preach at„ Phene Robert R. Witt, Belmar, Trustee; •Attorney ; . ,h • . tjra $26,00-award front.'. 3 : present time, the township permits May To -21-24 . - Mrs. Sadie B. Evans, Mrs. Stanley Miss jane . Watson: James Holmes, chaplain; Raymond- 774-9881 October Adolph Wimmel, Neptune^ N. J., Trus­ $17.92. . Paterson, Jr. r, , 5ea . ahontas and the this dumping at a. fee, but the in- the 10:30 a,111. service on.the topic, tee; Thomas Tighe, Neptune City, N. J o n e s .0 v ; . ; ' V - - ' y.~‘ -. Ferko; Band In Catfield, sergeant;- at - arms; Ed­ J., Trustee; Robert Garbarlne, Avon, 1-322 “A Christian’s Involveineiits.-’'^ Dr. Ocean front, European. All rooms have innerspring mattresses, hot N. J„ Trustee: Herbert Poplar, Nep­ SHERIFF’S SALE .. Also a new member . .was wel­ diajf T r/T «>» 3i. a^ n rd -.9f an In- . 'fj; creased chlorinating plant use,’ plus ward Covert and Dolnchic Loper- SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY ta in in m »v.^r aving-tiie largest ^ . the increased costs, necessitate Grove June 29 New'President ' . George is chairman of the music ‘ ■& cold running water, many with private baths & lavatories. Free tune, N. J.. Trustee; Thomas Me Nabb, comed to the Guild. ' orts 0 fido,; assistant; sergeants-at-arms. Bathing for Guests, Week or Longer. Anna & Miles Lagcvcen, Owners Spring Lake Heights, N. J„ Trustee; CHANCERY DIVISION T - V-' It elimination of private, usage. :. committee ■ of t-he.’. Ocean Grove De Witt Manley. Spring .Lake Heights, MONMOUTH COUNTY Miss Blanche -Thorton and Mrs. William Kenneth Smith was named N. J., Trustee; Edward C. Broege, Bel­ D ocket No. F 2720-62 Lenora Noland, guest. n wns intro- .'1 Public hearing on these, ordi- OCEAN GROVE — The Jo­ Ocean Grove Resident Camp Meeting Association. mar, N. J., Trustee; John H. Priestley, to-his second term as adjutant. . Neptune, N, J., Trustee. MOHAWK SAVINGS AND LOAN ram Forrp^f h,r v J ^uard o f the . nances will take place at the July seph A. Ferko String Band of . Installed By Business W e s l e y --- : ASSOCIATION, a corporation of New Retiring Commander James Ly- The Hotel Jersey, Plaintiff vs: CARL E. WOOD Philadelphia will return to the & Professional Women im^edfale?y’inf\vrtt^ng^oUJoseph^ene and PATRICIA A. WOOD, his wife De­ NEPTUNE—-A h rid a O .R ln e ic ,aUiT,: ter Ml33 P a t' -1 2 nd meetinff. dtn, who was elected to a 3-year. Corner Central and Webb Avenues • 2 Short Blocks to Beach fendants. beinTlv^^ T Mrs. Thi m ■ “’w Introduced | On final reading the township Ocean Grove Auditorium Sat- Four Soloists “ Nept ”ne!Mp C'°rk o l ihc To’™5hip Mrs. Jos. Bergen term on the post’s executive com­ An outside attractive rooms with running water. Efficiencies. Spacious porch (Signed) -By. v irtu e of a w rit of execution in Baptist Chhrch h •'* ommun'ty f o r MonmoutV110^’/?'00^ Deputy approved an ordinance establishing turday, June 29, for the .fourth : ■ ASBURY PARK — Miss and lobby with TV. « s ^ n e . Moderate rate.. the above stated action to me directed, mittee,, along, with Past Command­ Shark River Yacht Club ?re,J ‘CT (l a ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ean Counti^ a new license fee of ?25 for car straight year. The concert, Jane Watson of Ocean Grove 601 Grand Avenue . I shall expose for. sale at public vendue, iB St0 er Robert Godbold, announced that, Start June 30 PRospect 6-9704 L' A' F03TER at the Court .House in the Borough of New Grand Regent is chairman of t h e \ r* P e rs o n jp - h fc . _ ^ . Browh, Great . rental service and $100 for trailer scheduled for 8:15 p.m. will was: installed as president of —*23-24;. Asbury Park, N, J; ’ Freehold,. County of Monmouth, New new officers will be installed at .... $11.52 Jersey, on Monday the 24th day of include such^ numbers as “Old the Federated Business and 6 Atlantic Avenue. Ocean view. ceremonies to take!-place in- Sep-, Hot and cold running water; Ju n e, 1063, a t 2 o'clock, P.M. Prevailing Familiar Faces,” “Yankee Doo- . Professional Women’s Club of Professional Vocalists With THE AURORA Time.. ■■■-.• • .•• - 'V of Avon Court CDA tember. European plan only. All-the following tract or parcel of die Dandy^” “Paddlih, Madeline Asbury Park at its annual Auditorium Choir And Telephone PRospect 5-5579 : MRS. FRANK IVES BULL ..Past Commander Charles Moris land and the premises hereinafter par­ Hoiiie/'; ^Four-Leaf Clover,0 . dinner last Thursday night in Sunday Aft. Recitals ticularly'described, situate,. lying and BRADLEY BEACH — Mrs. Jos­ program bv Thi. r . ™ 11 a honor the c " a <,IIJncr-dance to '51. boat slip rentals from $3 to 5 1 . reported that plans were .being being iri the Borough of Neptune City The ^huroVo “rc Council. ^ ^ S a c h e m of;.New . | All liquor licenses for the next “Baby Face,” and “Ma, Shes the Marine Grill, here. in the County of Monmouth and State eph Bergen was installed grand re­ finalized-for the dedication of the UB R i wO nA uD w W r A t Y,”°™ I I k &ps?sa shu/ncboard. F urnished room s W?th of New Jersey: bounded and described Wallace Arfhiir' 'At 8-” ’ i Iv'Ue who i« *h ' _arquart ana his year were renewed. Prior to this Making Eyes’' at - Me.V.. OCEAN GROVE — F oil r as follows: v .• :\-y\ gent of - Court St. Elizabeth, Cath- Post Home on July 4 at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. George Elysee (the former Joanne IVioerlvirlO they are seeking S"*"’ * ates * at at Pensaukcn \ *t Poeahontas, :>[ a dispute centered, around the re­ The F.erko String Band, pin­ professional vocalists who tresses. Hot & cold running w ateM nraom tn§St^raM Riv.’'MRs!‘lC? L.1"sEVERS ship, N. J. BEGINNING at a point in the. south­ olic' Daughters of America, Avon, arid that thc .principal speaker westerly side line of Fifth Avenue dis­ will Bive on,, r w • ^°eram which -° uno 15th. 33. newal of a license in the name of ner of several first awards, in OCEAN GROVE—Miss Joanne Feigelbaum of;:BaltjmoreMd., and have had a wide experience Ii{ ‘■"’■V. should be m ade I tant therein southonst/riv-soulltc.TKtt.'rJy 27^50°oti ^ *—1feet at., the meeting in the -American would be Senator Richard Stout of 24 Ocean Pathway, one block from boardwalk; ^ ^ for C,° ^,S Pr°P05ed W Mrs. Eleanor Schlossbach for the Hope Moorkirk became the bride of as church, radio and concert BELLAIRE private baths, first floor, rooms. OPEN ALL iSSUSt W/It,ne to Joseph E. 1119!? !!? intcrsoclion of the southw est- Legion Home, here. the New v Year's* Day Mum­ Monmouth County. He reported Miss Nancy Johnson of^Vahington, YEAR. Meals served to permanent guests. Miss Mue McCarthy, district de­ yountr men' in Hi ,®. °?s ancl ej . . . ■ 'P and will.be qdopU ' former Peterson’s Restaurant build- mers* parades at Philadelphia, that letters had been sent to a large 3fr. George' Elysee at; a candle- j Conn., were the bridemaids wearing soloists Will join the Ocean PR 5-167-1 (Sign e d ): ‘ has drawn audiences of 5,000 light cci*emony a t St. haul’s Metho­ Grove Auditorium Choir on 'Mr. and Mrs. Haig Hammalian,. Owner-Mgt. LESTER GOLDSTEIN. puty, seated the officers, assisted ea« 0^ 0f bih?i P-raC-l V 1 api5li- St At h ^ on in Shark River Minds.- Arnold number of organizations and many aqua organza and carried bouquets 4D0 W akefield Road they ' leal* S 1 pr,nc,plf 'vhich A ? " -cIose of the meeting ' | olson, 507 Mayfair Lane, felt that and more in Its .appearances at dist Church, here, June 8; The cere­ of yellow daisies. Sunday, June 30, and will "7 Bath Ave.; 4 . houses from Beach.' overlooking Neptune, N. J. ? ef rcP,s 39 Jnm«fes;15 seconds eas by Mrs. Heiii-y A u m iller, Court they lea,n ,»; Sunday school- and Ta, ^ J hour was held with Mrs. the. license should not be issued had indicated they would be in at­ ocean.. Rooms only, cheerful/ comfortable. Hot and -—■23-24: * « ?nee <2)'''South 26 degrees 00 Glennon, CDA, Belmar. Ocean Grove. • mony was performed by Rev. Al-: Mr. Oliver Putnam of Washing­ participate in all of the Audi­ CAROLINE •..cold .w ater in a ll;ro o m s..:. , .■;■;■■■/i ..$5.40 minutes West,- 150.31 feet; thence (3 ) otncr ■ educational . ,. . activities.” ... Ida Brown and Missok Patricia O*- for speculation on real estate. At tendance. " . ' . West1 m'nutes'lB seconds A display of; prize-winning bert S, Layton. ^ ; .'. ■ ^ ton, Conn., was the best man. Ush­ torium services for the re­ PR ospect 6-8346 NOTICE Others installed were Mrs. Louis To this, . end, , the ,, Board _ . of . Chris- . prosont Bnen m charge, 25 members were torney Abraham Frankcl, represent-j A committee headed by Past -' V MBS. C. NYDa M, O fraer costumes from the past will be.- The bride is a daughter of Mrs. ers were Peter Sour, Jack Ember mainder of the season. Glatz III, vice grand regent, Mrs. tian Education has been sponsor- ing Mrs. Schlossbach, declared th a t. Commander Henry Mare!: was ap­ a,? sonthwesteri.v side line of Fifth Neil 'V’vJerson, prophetess; Mrs. given; during one of the spe- Samuel •Moerkirk,.Gl Webb avenue,' and David Srarnulis, all of New m V TR AT tinner 43 Wobb Ave > Cor- Central Ave., t c l ^ ft: BFTlfr li^p°lnt'.0{ BEGINNING. ing a series of planning 'confer thc owners plan to put the restau­ pointed to make filial arrangements 1 1 l l r l l j riV F U jE j. rooms With community kitchen, HEiNp is accordance with a survev Arthur Tarricone, financial secre- ; cialty numbers and , souvenir for the'annual meeting of the Mon­ arid the late Samtiel Moerkirk. The England. convenient to beach, stores and Edward c. Reiiiy and AssS^ ences. Last week;they had the pro­ rant in operation this summer. j programs wilt be distributed to bridegroom; is .the son of . Mr, and A reception for 100 guests was all attractions. PR 4-7826. " W. Leeming, Prop. elates.' LS dated^anuaS110, 1962.' taiyj.Mrs, John Cusack, J‘“ historian 3LU11UI1 gram of the Boy Scouts.of America | dn other btfsfiness the Shore j mouth County Executive Commit­ Ayenue, Neptune, N. J. Being commonlly known and deslg- Mrs. Adolf Nicolosi, treasurer Mrs. Violet Cillaii , 'the audience. Mrs. Theodore Elysee of New York, held at; The.Barclay, Belniar. The explained to them by George Bett, Crest Property Owners Associa-, tee ..to be held at Neptuno Post . f TAr^lVTlT'T? 9 Ocean Ave., room3 with and without pn- ,1£ any* should be. made City? New % rseyf£th :^VeI1U> Neptuno Mrs. Andrew. M urphy, ' monitor. City, The bride was escorted: by wedding trip will be a cruise to’the nS!Si»tV wrUjng to Joseph E. Home on June 2fl. It was announced I 5-1 \ I ,|i I I \ I ft. vato baths, directly at ocean front and 1 district .scout - executive. for' the tion expressed its appreciation for Her. uncle,M r;:' Andrew Veenstra,; Bahamas. . ’ . Nefifune, N 9. °‘ Townshlp .ol ment to be satisfied by said sale-the-jiidg- Is the TMrs. . r Janies AVj/..- Cicalese, •• . sentinel; , , Mrs, • • Monmouth County-Council, Hostess To WCTU that the State Commander, and all 1 Boardwalk; also basement'apartment. the township committe’s handling —------.------and given in marriage by her moth­ • The bride is a graduate of Skane- PR 5-4780 Win. H. and Helen D. Guy, Owncrship-Management = (Signed): sum of $13,000.00 together with the costs L. J. Nltti, organist, and Mrs his staff would be present; Election SAMUEL J. ALDARELLI. ., Mr. Bett outlined the history and of the new traffic lights that have Navy Advances Riddle er. y 7 ' ; -i*' >: ;'; ateles High School and Kcuka Col­ 519 Grassmere Avenue, f his saie,sEpH A ; s h a f t o , Sheriff Philip Taylor, M rs. John Kennelly present program of scouting with OCEAN GROVE — The Juno been located on Route 33 at thc ------' of county officers will fie held at D ated M ay 2 0 , 1963 a n d M rs. G e o rg e M cG u irk , tr u s te e s . The bride's wedding’ gown was, lege, N. Y„ and is’ employed as a 33 .Atlantic Ave. All outside rooms s i w Interlaken, N. J. meeting of the Willard W.C.T.U. this, meeting. with hot and cold running' water. Eur­ . , *5.70 Louis J, Cohen, Atty. - -ir T t ixV v « v , | particular emphasis on the use of intersections with Green Grove' LONG ISLAND, N. Y.—Richard pcnu do soie chapel train with alen-. secretary- by the" Boston. Five Cent QeWitt House —22-25. . - $35.84 Mrs, John Wesley, Mrs. Andre\y. was held at the home of the pre­ It was reported" that copies of opean. Light Housekeeping. n o t i c e their program available to chur­ Road asd West Bangs avenue. It B. Riddle, hospital corpsman third con lace; and seed pearls, in a flow­ Savings Bank,, Boston. ;, PRospect 4-5587 PETER BYLSMA, Owner-Mgr. . K-ft- t ■ •' v ■ "'•• Miirphy, and Mrs.; Bergen present- ches. He showed a film entitled sident; Mrs. Violet Gilian, 8 3 was also announced that the Hamil- class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. the Flag Code had been distributed NOTICE th a t John Gatta, ------ed . a skit entitled, “How to Get Miss Jane Watson to a large number of..families in er, pattern. Her elbow veil fell-from .- The bridegroom served four year trading as the Terrace Bar and Pack- “Scouting in Protestant Churches.” Franklin Avenue/ last Friday. town First Aid Squad had started George L. Riddle, 412 Tilton place, 45 Broadway, rooms and ap’ts., near TAKE 4NOTICE that Maebel M. Kell- •' M prnhprs" Tntnrp'^’pfi 4n +hf» a headpieco of orange blossoms and in the A ir "Force, is a vgradiiate of The soprano member of the quar­ SS? . i1. Department. Intends to an ner,. trading, as The Tides, has applied 1New aiempers interested in tne Assisting him in the presentation In the absence of Miss Carolina its fund drive Sunday, June 9. ' Neptune, N. J., was advanced to Other officers seated were Mrs. the township. Commander Lyden ocean and facing Lake, hot and cold f e ' 1' Township Committee of tfi< to the! -Township Cdmmittee of the Catholic Daughters of America. exhorted all members to fly .their seed pearls. Her bouquet was white Community College^ N.- Y., and tet is Angelirie Hawck, soloist at. running water in rpoms. Township of Neptune, for Plenary Re- Township of Neptune for Plenary Re- ri a ^ tinyti .were neighborhood commissioners Wilson, devotional director, Miss •------—>J<------. the present rate May 10 while Wayne' Nice, Eatontown,111st- vice teut, 9 °?^ un)P1lon License fo r prem ises tall Consumption License for premises Miss McCarthy spoke on . The flags on Flag , Day and as. often roses, baby's breath, with an orchid is; a sales representative for the the Broadway Temple—Washing­ PRospect 6-7613 MRS. A. HANLON Benjamin Glashan, Jr. and Robert Florence Vnnn led devotions, tak­ I serving at the Naval Hospital, president; Mrs., A. Scott Crannell, tune Township. PtUne HlBhw!iy’ NeP‘ attached. Mennen Co.. in. the .Boston area; He ton Heights Methodist Church, New ^ a arkdR?verSis{on™EhWay No' =5' ot Constitution of th e . C a t h o i i c Moser, Charles-Brown and William ing as her topic, “The Call to Long Island, N. Y. Advancement is West Allenhurst, . 2nd vice presi­ as possible. y'i ) 64 Webb Avenue if any. Should be made Objections, if any, should be made Daughters of America,” Mrs. Jos-, Old-Time Miss Virginia Wikstriim of Skan- was recently promoted to the’ Inter­ York. Miss Hawek has sung with Immediately in writing to Joseph E. immediately in writing to Joseph E; '' Poland from the Shark River Hills Faith”. Miss Vann closed devo­ based on meeting professional and dent; Miss Suzanne DiSalvo, Man­ -----— * — ---- THE HOLLERING Centrally Located Bennett, .Clerk of the Township of eateles, N. Y.,. was the ‘ maid of national, ’department and will even­ the Community Opera Societies of Open All Year — Home Cooking Neptune, 'S ir thc Tow,'=hlp of N eptune, N. -J. School’s troop also assisted. tions with a prayer. military requirements arid deter­ asquan, treasurer; Mrs. Theodore P S o ip ect 5-1708. Hpno r, wea ring orch i d organ za a nd tually locate in Europe. Philadelphia and on radio and tele­ Mr. and M r./Fred W. MUlerins, Owner-M»n»*oi (Signed): (Signed): ARTHUR M. KATIMS Mrs, Charles' Bilms, recording s Of Ocean Grove mined by scores attained in the Bielefeld, Ocean Grove, recording JOHN GATTA. . MAEBEL M. KELLNER, 70 L aurel Drive - The- previous week the Neptune Distribute New carried a bouquet of yellow daises The couple will reside in Morris- secretary, and Mrs. Catherine Fishi vision programs. 336 N eptune H ighw ay state Highway No. 35, Little Silver, N. J. church investigated the Christian secretary, read the minutes of the Navywide competitive examina­ and baby's breath.; Mrs, Martin town. 71 Stockton Ave., Ocean Grove. Pros- Shark RiverUver Islands, SEYMOUR FRIEDMAN -23-24 . NcPtU^e- J‘ , Neptune, N.-J. Service Brigade. Its program -was May meeting. In the absence of For Youth Center tions given bi-annually. Page eight,- please NANTUCKET Pect 6-5674, F irst Floor Apts.—r4-rooms -23-24 11 Am elia Circle Phone Directory $5.76* Little Silver, N. J, presented by. the Rev. Robert Dra­ the treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth Bru­ or without kitchen privileges. * ° airy rooms with N O TICE Mrs. Fritz Dehn N O T i c E . v'V: i W i per of Levittown. The Rev. Mr. baker, her report was read by Mrs. TAKE NOTICE that Redwood Inn. TAKE NOTICE that Narciso Liq-1 Hannah-Crosman VPW To Delivery of 62,000 Co­ Incorporated, intends to apply, to the uors, inc., intends, to apply ta th«* NO TICE Draper is an area representative Gilian. Season Of Gala Events SURF, BEACH &, BATH AVES. Present Benefit. Here On Belmar Marine Basin Offering Township Committee of the Township Committee . of the — of Christian Service Brigade which Miss Vanri, director of scientific pies In Asbury Park OPEN ALL YEAR of Neptune, for a Plenary Retail Con­ Saturday, July 3rd sumption License No. C-Q for premises has its national headquarters in temperance instruction for Mon­ Area Starts Saturday located at 201 Neptune Highway, Nep­ Planned For Ocean Grove Youth Winter Rates; Rooms and Efficiency Apts. PRospect 6-9724' tune, New Jersey. . Wheaton, Illinois; It offers a scout­ mouth County, gave a very inter­ OCEAN GROVE—A series $1,300 In Prizes To Fishermen NEWARK — A new tele­ The Officers, Directors and Stock­ ing i type program, especially de­ esting account of her work in the Open holders holding 1% or more of stock of old-time movies of Ocean phone directory, redesigned OCEAN GROVE—The glittering gust. There' will also be . beach All Year ■Phone: . a re : • , •. . • ^ iniOT70^„LiliC‘:n »e for Premises situated signed for use by churches.' high schools. Every high school in Grove and vicinity will be pre­ ST. ELMO HOTEL VANCE E. FUNDERBURK, President; Corllcs Avenue, Neptune, N. 3 from cover to cover to. give lights of the-canopy over the en­ parties open, to all who attend the PH 4-9679 720 I8th A venue, " en h n lfc” . directors and stockhold- Which ever program is. used, -it the County has been visited by . sented in the Young- People’s • Corner Main and New York Aves. South Belmar, N. J.; < more information in more con­ trance of the Uncle Bill Thomson Youth Center and; the daily meet­ in l 07 wo) S of ; , stock * ,moro are: 1han 1=n percent will. be open to boys frojn thc Dr. Margaret Underhill, County Modified American & European Mabel & Geo. Davis, Propra. MINOR FORNBURG, Vice' President, V. Temple on Saturday, July 3, Youth Center will snap on .Wednes­ ings in the Young People’s Temple. 1407 Bangs Avenue, - - THOMAS D. THOMAS. Pres community at large as well as the president and Miss Vann and in­ venient form, will be distri­ B reakfast 8 to 10 Sunday Dinner 12:30 to 3 P.M. 1321 Old Raritan Rd. by the Hannah-Crosman VFW day evening,. June 26, to usher in Janice Matisse,- thc mezzo-so.- Dinner 4:30 to 6:30 Asbury Park, N. J.; : terviews held with the principles buted to'New Jersey Bell Tele­ The Uncle Bill Thomson Youth ARTIE FORNBURG, Secretary, Scotch Plains, N. J. ‘ church, it was stated. Post. The public is urged to at­ the Center’s 1963 summer season. prano, has appeared With Jerome 1407 Bangs Avenue, of each school. Books- on temper­ phone Co. custom ers in Mon­ Center is- located at. 57 Main ave­ Asbury Park, N. J.r , ° W o c ( t e P?r k ' N . J. 10°?VrUeCsKl° e ' S *cy-? ™ * - The Community Baptist Church tend and proceeds will be pre­ It will be Open House for college Hines on TV and has been guest PEARL FUNDERBURK, Treasurer, N eptune, N.. J. . ance are being very well received mouth County beginning to­ nue in Ocean Grove and is open S n ftV ' made | has had a similar girls program sented to the Uncle Bill Thom­ ages and graduates of High School soloist .with many symphony or­ 720 18th A venue, . r : JOAN T. THOMAS. V. Pres. by the senior classes and a number morrow (Saturday). to the; youth who live in Ocean- | Dine Over The Ocean South Belmar,: Ni : J. : Ncp1^ ' . S ' T °c TOWJS f ph g 1321 Old Raritan Rd. : I for thirteen years. This is the Pio­ son Youth Center, here. from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. There chestras. ’ She is the leading mezzo Objections, •-if any, should be made ! SJnnpdl ,| ' Scotch Plains, N. J. ' : of students have written book re­ Highlighting the new features Grove,, their guests, and to those immediately in writing to Joseph E. neer Girls which also has its head­ The films are being loaned to the will be dancing beneath the soft of the Brooklyn Opera Company " at the Famous Bennett, Clerk of: the Township of -23-24 .NARCISO, LIQUORS INC. I ImmJSfflS?' ilf1 S S W f ^ J & S f e quarters in Wheaton, The local views on temperance. A discussion Post by Mrs. -William E. Thomson in the 1963 Monmouth A rea Dir­ who are visiting or vacationing •Neptune, N.:‘J.-:..: -.•/ lights in the Ball. Room, and the and has participated in the Chatau- ’ ^^tune; °f * Township of unit, is led by Miss Florence Cook followed the business meeting. and by Albert Catley. They date ectory is larger type in the alpha­ here: Last summer the Youth Cen­ .• (Signed): •• N O T I C E June Thomson Moore Game Room • rage eight, please REDWOOD INN, INC., (Signed): Mrs. Gilian read several very from 1930 to 1950. Musical accom­ betical listings. The type is 20 per VANCE E. FUNDERBURK, J-Mark,. Inc. and Mrs, Carl Bliinck. Mrs. Peter will be open for ping pong and re­ ter served over six thousand who TAKE NOTICE “that Arthur interesting articles in reference to T paniment and entertainment will cent larger for greater readability, ■;. President • Visserman is chairman of the. Pio­ freshments. '.. v ■; ] ; took advantagc of a widely varied 720 Ifith Avenue;: : - :l £ a tCvS US neer Girls Committee of the Board the work being done by the W.C.­ also be a part of thc program, it was PLANNING THE BELMAR BASIN-BALLENTINE FISHING Delivery of 62,000 copies will Seek Singers For 1 : ; South Belmar, N. J, Thursday evening, June 27, will -23-24 L.. • $11.20 l i L ^ ^ — otap,piy N O TICE of Christian Education. T.U. ' fajnnobn(ced this week by Com­ CONTEST this season arc, left to right,. Bob Oliver, of the basin begin Saturday, in the. Asbury P ark program. The regularly scheduled Township of Neptune, for Pie | be Open House and Party Night AT NORTH END BOARDWALK //..■ ■*; N O T I C E . y ;;. RHi,n?°i?sul?lp^ on License for NOTlCEltat John; McGa:irry, . The meeting closed with a pray­ mander Charles Lambert, of the management; Capt, Pete Saro, of the fishing boat “Spray III”; Sil area. L ast.year, 59,000 copies were program for 1963’is as follows: 3 .tO I Distasio, president of the Belmar Boatmen’s Assn.; Capt. Ralph for the “Twecners” of Junior High Massed Choir er by Mrs. Henry Potter. VFW. delivered in: the erea. Reservations for Parties NOTICE that Roy -Warren, ______*,^ptuiic, xor Plenary Mcrtinct, of the fishing boat “Chief II”: Sal Trohtacoslc, branch ages, Grades G, .7 arid 8. This - Page three, please af .Roys Tavern, intends to ______a b w . oiiuuio oe maae RetaU Consumption License lor prem- Refreshments were served and a At thc last last meeting, the manager of P. Ballcntine & Sons, and Bob Hewitson, ot the Bel­ On Tuesday distribution of 10l,- fJPp ^ to the Township Committee of immediately in writing to Joseph E., ises situated at the comer of Route 33 I party will run from 7:30 to 10 p.m. 9th Annii>tl- Mu? ic tne Township of Neptune, for Plenarv Memorial Service social time enjoyed. Hannah-Crosman Post elected Thor m ar Basin; 815 copies will begin in the Red Bennett, Clerk of the Township of and School House Road, Township of Friday night, June 28, will be “Wei-, OCEAN GROVE AUDITORIUM Phone PRospect 4-3196 Consumption License for premises sit* Neptune. N, J. • Neptune, New Jersey. • ..... Hyberg of Ocean Grove as a now Bank area.; Last year 94,000 copies Festival In Auditorium (Signed) Objections, if any, should be made come Back” Open House and Date The preacher Sunday, June 23 at gwntingpiroiniiiiiniiiiininiiiiiiiiiniiiininiiiiiiiuiiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiDiiinnniiiuiiimiiiimi, At Grove Union member. Reports were also re­ BELMAR,— Prizes of fishing First, second and third place were issued to customers in Red 10:30 A.M. will lie Dr: Floyd E. On Sunday, July 14 ____ iiiii/inuu? {S^edAate^ *.n writing to Joseph e ! Shrewsbury Day Sunday Night for the throng of high school jSlfllllllllltlllllllllllllllilllllllljUHIIIIIIlj,!,!!,!, T ceived from Memorial Day and tackle totaling some $1,300' will be prizes will be awarded each week Bank. George, Hanson Place. Central 5 Neptune. N. j!* ‘he Town3h‘P 0J J- teenagers:who swelled the ranks Methodist Church. Brooklyn, N. Y. OCEAN GROV13 — All singers (Signed): SHREWSBURY—Everett L. Cat- Poppy chairmen and plans were awarded during the second annual over a period of 12 weeks. Prizes Distribution of 14,639 copies in t= OCEAN GROVE — The Ocean in the Youth Center last summer; At 7:30 P.M. I)r, James Armstrong, who are members of a church choir, BUSES TO NEW YORK CITY j o h n M c g a h h y toll, president of Malone College, made for participation in thc 4th Ballahtine-Beimar Fishing Contest; also will be presented, .to monthly the Freehold area begins 'ne»t Fri­ Box 458,' Ht. 33 Grove Woman’s Christian Temper­ to capacity. They-will 'dance, play Broadway.. Methodist Church, Indi­ or a choral; group are invited to r BARNEGAT BAY Neptune, N. J... of July, parade by the Post’s color which opened Monday and will run winriersi Grand, prizes will' be day, June 28. About 18,600 were anapolis, Indiana; will preach. — 25 -23-24 ance XJiiion held th eir Annual Canton, Ohioi and president of the ganics,- arid fulfill the dream s: of participate in.the Ptn annual Audi­ EXPRESS VIA N. J- TURNPIKE $5.44 guard. through September 8, it was an­ awarded to season winners. issued in the Freehold area last Memorial Service at their June World Evangelical Fellowship, with the refreshment committee from torium' 'Choir. Festival on Sunday, RESTAURANT N O TICE headquarters in London, England, Refreshm ents Were served by nounced today by Robert Oliver, Last year’s winners included res­ y iar. EDDIE’S QUALITY- MARKET Round meeting in St. Paul’s Church last 8:00 until 11:00 p.m. AIR CONDITIONED July 14. Rehearsals are now being is to give the annual lecture on Joe Snndford’s committee. manager of the Belmar Marine idents -of-the New 'Jersey-New There are 115,800 listings in thc 68 MAIN AVE. • OCEAN GROVE TAKE NOTICE th a t F red erick DemD- Friday afternoon. Following the .125 Ilec’: Ave. — PTT J-096S held each 'Tiiesda:' and Friday night S Old Shrewsbury Day this Sunday, Basin. York Metropolitan area as well as alphabetical section■' of the new Special Events Planned i286/ American Legion, in- singing of two songs. Mrs. Prank HALLMARK GREETING CARDS Meats • Grficerics " Frozen Foods 'ill-the Auditorium, S ti -9:30 o’<;iot‘li: COMPLETE DINNERS . . . Salads 2EP 2 . to l5 e Tow nship Com- at 2:30 p.m., at the Friends Meet­ ■from the Philadelphia-Alluntown- directory, about 1,100 '.more than .o-n .- Sand- i PR 5-9583 — Tickets on Sale at mUtee of the Township of Neptune, for J. Smith the president had the de­ Ruth’s Stationery All of the more than 100,000 The Youth Center Planning Com­ Li.si’:.- e.-'Oy, MR e.hoivs and choral: wichcs . . . Club Breakfasts “ JJennry Retail Consumption Club 14- Bethlphem, Pennsylvania areas. in thc 19(12 boo!:.. , V I Ruth’s Stationery, 53 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove votions useing the text from Deu- ing House, Sycamore Avenue and 53 Main Ave., Ocean Grove ' fishermen who annually use the mittee has announced a scries of GROVE SKVVIEW TAXI riJ™ j Premises situated at 240 A multi-colored, pictorial map of all der,- gre :.-. werp-.representctf b.v over SEA FOOD • • , CHICKEN in the Rough Avenue. Neptune. N. J. tei'onomy 33-25 “And as thy days Highway 35, Shrewsbury. His top­ -1 6 -1 9 50 party and charter boats operat­ The prizes will be' awarded on interesting events for the bo.v.i and tiriatioiis, Phone 77 1-1)7(15. —5 If the basis of a point system for 14 New Jersey is shown on the coyer. 700 sirifc'cti, ftho presented (in9)ems'- 10 TRIP BOOKS and SAVE so shall thy strength be”. ic is to be "The Christian Mission.” DR. GREGORY H. LOCKE, Chiro­ ed l>y members^ of the Belmar girlii of Oceun Grov^ this summer. | AIR CONDITIONED Mary & John Dafnis, Props. 1 species of deep sea, fish known- to The map illustrates varied points !1AYE YOU TiUraTThcTinsincss- ufti’or uw.,tending giicst .c.undtnjtovsy. 01 ‘he s Reports from the Secretary and Each year the community at large practor, 108 Main Ave., Ocean Marine -Boatmen’s Assni, Inc. will There will bo Tuesday afternoon l:.e')'s Lun-hcon r.fferc'! cacli day a’ ROL l u s c h a r t e r s e r v i c e of interest, industry and natural A ciir.acily .congregatijn Joi:u>l tliq _ (SiRned): ; ; . treasurer- were read, and the busi­ Is invited to join the Quakers in Grove. PR 5-5130 or CA 2-0816. be eligible to win prizes. The top be caught in the area. The winners movies, (W .iit Di.“.ne.v's “lioWn (lie Neptune Diner? Choice of ,'t * .. "m ■" For Groups . BOOKER T. GADDIS, Tues., Thurs. & Sat. by appoint, are certified by a board, of judges. resources in the Garden State. masywldehoriis in singing 'ralattq’.s . ness p art of the meeting -was taken celebration of Old Shrewsbury Day, prize for the season' winner will Hood," filmed in Sherwood Forest, rl’ilercnt menus for SI. Complete • Paco eight, please. Offer* the Best in Comfort and Service ment only. —6tf dinners starting at $1.1(1. —IT HENHY GENTBY?°mmander: care - of. -. .■ ‘ • not only in comniomoration of the be a $ 110 gold-plated Garcia fish­ There is no entry ^fee for the . Page eight, please -England, will be shown oil .Tues­ EDW INJn.A^.;ii:0mn"Wder: Mrs. William.. Sponce sang; as first appearance of Christianity U' RECORDERS — Stereo, TV’s and ing rod. contest. ' ■ ■ ' day. July 2, at - 2 p.m. and open Don’t Cook Tonight, Call Chicken NAGLE’S MAIN CENTRAL ■II*,fail’ 'sY./.-ComlUiuncr, Asbury Park-New York Transit Corp. ,A n,d 'l!Se Commander; the opening of the Memorial ser­ in’Monmouth and Ocean Counties transistor radios. Also auto radioR, PHARMACY — PR 4-0204 . WILLtAM STEEL all makes sold and repaired. New The contest is sponsored by P. ■ DAY’S STATIONERY Delight! Chicken, Fish. Shrimp, to all ages) holiday parties the lip,, Enier.^mu I'cdder.s, rh.ryhjer, 300 years ago, but to look forward AU-ycar service. Drugs of quali­ 1’, riot jiutnf, UCA.‘ J. G, LAKE AVENUE & HECK STREET, ASBURT PARK Executive Board: vice, “Blessed Assurance”; As we and used, low prices,. ACE TV, .69 Ballantine. & Sons and the Belmar “The Greeting Card Store” Rib dinners. Free delivery. PR 5- week of July 1, costume balls later BOOKER T. M ACK. to the future. Opp Post Office, Ocean Grovo ty for prescriptions. Doctors advise M c r r le : 0 \ . ’ rorUii. A''.-mie, The Smart Driver Takes The Bus lia'd lost eleven members this year,-] Hwy. 35, Neptune City. 4Btf 3556. 1217 Asbury Ave., A sbury I’k. in July,, anil lovely formals in Au­ Nagle’e. Hours 8:30 A.M .-9:30 P.M. 240 D rum m ond Avenue, Matine Basin. —28tf • —20tf •Ncptuite:*. : 23. Neptune, N. J. tributes -were paid, by Rev. Rich­ — — a — ■— - -23-24 $8.00 ard Swift; for Rey. Corbin' Brady, SUBSCRIBE TO THE TUr^S S3.50 A YEAR BY MAIL s OCEAN GROVE' TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY,JU N E 21, 1963

JUMBO .playing at the Strand Theatre, Ocean Grove Boardwalk, Thiirs., Fri., Sal., June 27. 28, 29. Nurses Report Neptune^ School Presents Diplomas to 241 Graduates 176 May Visits

MCOSS Public Health Staff Includes 3 R.N.’s P W i And Practical Nurse

NEPTUNE TWP. — The Mon­ mouth County. Organization for Social Security public health nurs­ es serving Neptune Township made total of 476 visits : during .the month' of May to provide, nursing cave for. the' sick, family health guidance and public health services 1-0 to the. people of the township.. The staff assigned to the town­ ship. by MCOSS, includes three registered nurses with’ special training in public health. They are assisted by . a . licensed practical nurse. During- the. past month they traveled 1,612 .miles,' visiting1 fam ­ ilies of various income levels. According to Miss. Ruth Zerbe, supervisor: of the Neptune nurses, Doris Day, Sfcphcn Boyil, Jimmyf>ur to President Kennedy informing him of the fact that the girls would tion, Mrs. Constance Jamison and Avenue, Neptune, New Jersey, and to Director and stockholder , 1016 Fourth Avenue SUBSCRIBE TO THE' TIM ES be in town on that day. Can you imagine their surprise and delight Miss Margaret K., Shanley. Mrs, June meeting of the Woman’s So­ maintain a salesroom at 1112 Seventh when Mr. Kennedy answered personally? He opened the letter with Avenue, Neptune, N . J. ■Asbury Park, N, J. Catherine Ganson, licensed practi­ ciety of Christian Service of St. Officers, Directors and Stockholders Objections,. if any, should be made $3.50 A YEAR BY M AIL “Dear Sue” and went on to tell the girls he was sorry he would not be Paul’s Church on Tuesday after­ in Washington in that weekend, but hoped they would have an enjoy­ cal nurse, is also assigned to the able visit. The girls were all anxious to hold the letter that the township visiting, nurse service by noon. The meeting opened with President had touched. MCOSS. Mrs. Russell Snyder playing vari­ This was only part of Toni's news. Today (Friday) at exactly ations on “Lead on O King Eternal” . k > • \ ' m 4:05 p.m. two of the girls will'place a basket of flowers on tho tomb on-the piano. Mrs. James Hann, : : :5::' of the Unknown Soldier. Of course all of the girls wanted to have the honor. In order to be fair, all names will be put in a hat and two names Savings Bonds help Americans the new president of the society drawn. The girls will be briefed as to procedure by the Sgt. of the build financial security for them­ presided. Mrs. Albert S. Layton, Guard prior to the ceremony. selves and their country. Spiritual Life chairman, presented The girls will also tour the White House, Mt. Vernon and the Mrs. Alice Bean who gave the de­ Smithsonian Institute. They will be accompanied by Scouts from Troop 404 and their leaders, Mrs. Norman Dcllett and Mrs. F. Wayne Ward. votions. Her topic was “Barriers” Grace Vignolini will go along as chaperone. and she used First Corinthians 4:2 The Neptune Jay-cec-etles arc planning a rummage sale to be WALTER O as her text. Following, this Mrs. held at the Jay-cee home in July. All proceeds will.be turned over to Ruth Gilbert sang, "Bless This •the Jay-cees for their general fund. The: women arc putting’out an READE- V appeal for clothing, furniture, books, pots and pans and other usable STERLING y . House” by Gray, accompanied on articles.. If you have anything you would like to get rid of call Ellon Entertainment the piano by Mrs. Snyder. Wright at Pit 5-0305. She will see that it is picked up or you may Directoiy / Mrs. Elizabeth Geiger, sunshine drop tilings off at her house, 14 Roberts Drive. chairmri, read the names of mem­ . Richard Sullivan celebrated bis graduation from Holy Spirit School ■ v - - : bers who have died during the past with a party at his home. Those who attended were Dr. and Mrs. Robert PALACE - Bradley Beach Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murphy and son Tim of Fanwood, Mr. year as members observed a minute and.Mrs. Lcs Hill and daughter Kathleen of Summit, Mr. and Mrs. Mat.; 2:30 Eve. 7 & 9 of silent prayer. The business Sunday. — Cont. from 2:30 Bill Byrnes and children Joanne and Billy of Parsippany, Mrs. Louis JUNE 21, 22 meeting was then held. Reports Hall, Now York, Mrs. Anne Crook, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Mr. and “ DA.VID AND LISA” were given and the annual bazaar Mrs. James Seiso, Timmy Muller and Elliott Bahlberg. Rickie is tho JUNE 23, 24, 25 • ■ ; . ; ■ : . ,4DR. NO’/ v ;V: to be held July 18th in the church :son of Peg and Dick Sullivan, Princeton As;e. : v .Seaii Cannery v . . . •. ' The W.S.C.S. of the Hamilton Methodist Chinch will hold a rum­ JUNE 2G, 27, 28, 2|) ' was stressed. Mrs. Myrtus Davis mage and bake sale on Saturday, June 22nd at Fellowship Hall, Old ' “HUD” . : Paiil Newman — .Melvyn Dduglas then presented two now members, Corlies Ave. Your patronage will be appreciated. ' Mrs. Wm. Smith'and Mrs. Martha Just a short reminder. Neptune, Band School starts Monday at the high .school. Good training for your child at a nominal fee. RIVOLI - Belmar Charles. M at. 2:30 Eve. 7 & y The drawing of new Circles was Baby congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krieg, 13 Cedarcrest Sunday — , Cont. Irom 2:30 Drive who are the parents of a baby boy. Also belated wedding anni­ JUNE 21, 22 held with Mrs. Clifford Kunckle in versary congratulations to Bettylu and Ockle Johnson who celebrated "WEREWOLF IN A GIRL’S . charge. last week. DORMITORY" This phone was a hero recently Also •*CORRIDORS OF BLOOD" Proceeding tho regular meeting, The American Legion Post held elections recently and many Boris Karloff neighborhood men took office. All officers for the -1063-64-’year arc JUN E 23, 24, 25 the executive board of the society It was a n ordinary morning in a North help. Before long, grandma was receiving as follows: Commander, Charles M. Tice; first vice commander, Frank "THE UGLY AMERICAN’* held a luncheon in honor of Mrs. h e r Marlon Brando— Sandra' Church Jersey home. Mother had left three- medical attention. And soon after that, Trocchio; vice commanders, John Stanley and J. W. Bodine; historian, JUNE 26, 27 , 28, 29 Raymond L. Mowbray, -retiring year-old with grandma. Grandma had things were back to normal. John Womgr; finance officer, Edward Mor ton; chaplain, James Holmes; “THE LIST OF ADRIAN MESSENGER" president, and presented -her, with ■ sergeant at arms, Raymond Gatfield, and assistant sergeants at arms, : George. C. Scott — D ana. W ynter made a fey< routine, phone calls. And Emergencies like this happen some* Edward Covert and Dominick Loperfida. Officers will bo installed in gifts in appreciation of. all she has .then, suddenly, an emergency. Grandma where every day. Then everyone's first September. .-V „;v,; •>•’■■■•. " ; ALGONQUIN done for. the Woman’s Society dur­ was sick. Unconscious, Tha little boy thought is the phone. That's when rell« Cub Scout Pack 106'will hold thoir annual picnic this Sunday. In­ Manasquan ing her year as president. Those dialed operator. She calmed him, and got able service is more than valuable. stead of. the usual pinewood derby there will be a space derby. Boys Open Daily . . taking part were Mrs. Homer will race home made space ships with trophies going to the winners. Mat. 2:30 . Eve. 7 & 9 all the information s h e needed to g e t It Is priceless. m \n jersey bell Sunday — Cont, fro m .2:30 ■ Kresge and Mrs. Floyd Zimmer­ • Last Monday county naturalization clerk, Mary Collins, adminis­ JUNE 19, 20, 21, 22 . tered the oath of allegiance to ninety-three new citizens. Among those '■vx-.i-v .. " d r .. n o ” ,■■■' ^ ; man,, past presidents and Mrs. who were privileged to become citizens were HHdegard and Helmuth JU N E 23, 24, 25 X'V/” .' .',7- • Frank Englehart. ‘•THE LIST OF ADRIAN MESSENGER" •Launzingor, 24 Pineln'ooU Drive. They are from Germany. George C. Scott — Dana Wynter Before we. know it election time will be with us agnin. Democratic JUNE 2G, 27 , 28,' 29 candidate for township committee, Leo Parks, Gary Drive recently spoke V “HUD” ’:: X .'• before the Neptune Regular Democratic Club and gave ah eight point vPaul - Newman — Melvyn Douglas platform, putting emphasis on tax relief for property owners. RITZ — .• Spring Lake NEED Reminder now that school is out. Most of the developments have ! M at. 2:00 Eve. fi-8-10 no sidewalks. Therefore the children walk, ride their bikes and play JUN E 20, 21» 22, 23, 24 v ' BOARDWALK OCEAN GROVE ball in the streets. Slow down while driving so that you will never “DAVID AND . LISA” JU N E 25, 26, 27 Phone 774-1105 Vnow the anguish one must feel when a vehicle they are driving strikes “DAYS OF WlNE AND. ROSES" a child. Jack Lemmon Lee Remlck MON., TUES., WED. — Nows is scarce and will be getting more scarce as the summer JUNE 24, 25,' 26 — - M — progresses. Be sure to call your items in. BRIELLE Motor Vue Rt. 34 at Bridle Circle ' rSTMt£Y KRAVER'r^it. Cont. from Dusk • JUNE 21, 22 '• :•••»■■. v.': BURT LANCASTER “WEREWOLF IN A GIRL’S • DORMITORY" . JUDV GARLAND* USE THE CLASSIFIED “CORRIDORS OF BLOOD" Boris. Karloff . r CHILD MORTGAGE JUN E 23, 24, 25 “THE UGLY AMERICAN" Marlon Brando — Sandra Church IP “FOLLOW THE BOYS" Full-Course • Connie Francis JUNE 26, 27, 28, 29 “FREE, WHITE AND 21"- . TIIUns., FItI„ ? Dinners ". Also '.'-::,''.. SAT. — “THE MIND BENDERS” JUNE 2J, 28, 23 ' . toirk Bogarde, . r k MCTRO GOIDWVN MAYER ^ LAURELTON Motor Vue * A : *«jotPAsitmmonciicN**** Rt. 88 East of Laurel ton Circle - . ; > cont. from Dusk ; . • ' : SEE JUNE. 19, 20, 21, 22 , . Choice of Juice or Soup • Choice of •V “DR. NO” v-.-VV Sean Cannery Four Entrees • Fresh Vegetables “THE PIT AND THE PENDULUM” VIncent price . Hazel Court Potatoes • Beverage and Dessert JUNE 23, 24, 25 • “THE LIST OF ADRIAN MESSENGER" George C. Scdtt — Dana Wynter , ^ .Aism TRUsiTi' COM F3ANV SERVED DAILY FROM 11 A.M. to 8. P M “THE MATING GAME" Dcbhle Reynolds. •: Tony Randall 1 0 O f f i c e s Serving Monmouth County _____ ALLEN HURST • ALLENTOWN • BRADLEY BEACH • EATOHTOWN SUMMER CHILDREN’S SERIES in PANAVISION® Ticket how on. sale .at 'all theatres TARMIN0DALE • FORT MONMOUTH • fREEHOU) (2) » IONS BRANCH • NEPTVNf CtTT ; A new picture each week with car- 2nd HETROCOLOR toon? and Serial for 10 Weeks Ho** ftdwl Dtpwll hwrMcl Ocqwdia • 1:00 P.M., ;. . RIVOLI—Every Tues. beginning June 25 510 Cookman Ave. — Asbury Park ALGONQUIN—Every Wed. beginning NOW PLAYING (Corner of Cookman and Bangs. Avenues) • June 20 • 10 SHOWS only $1.00 • “THE SON OF FLUBBER” FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1963 OCEAN GROVE TIMES - and. NEPTUNE rHMES. TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY

Calderone, Jeff Allen, Ray Martin, 21 and under-3l years of age as of the students of Neptune High. meetings :.nd activities. on special nights) Date .Night for tras” • that ha.vp brightened the .' Shuffleboard Club Butch Madigan. July 1 ,19G3 anil who will have been Yours, truly, . Very truly yours,.- High School ages- (8th grade gradu­ season for 'the thousands of young American. League -. Maury Isral, citizens of the United States for at SUSAN SILVERSTEIN MURIEL H. HARRINGTON ates through high'school). people Avho throng to the Center’s Elects New Staff Chip Schwiaters; Chuck Robinson, least 9 years as of th at date,

Opening For the 1.963 Season

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1 C o r n e r .__ There 5s every good reason to call New Jersey the Garden State but it.takes the care of both residents and visitors jo-keep this title untarnished by carelessly Main Ave. thrown trash. . Now that the warm weather is here and we’re all enjoying the open road and open & Pilgrim Pathway spaces, let’s remember to dispose of litter-where it won’t mar the beauty of our OCEAN GROVE State or add to the threat of fire. Use trash cans and litter baskets—the fellow who follows will be glad you did and you will be too.

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INVESTOR-OWNED ELECTRIC COMPANIES FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1963 PAGE FOUR OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY yard, : Standard Universal CB Demp­ school, left on a tour to the Paci­ Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben H. ster. Dumpster Detachable Containers, each with incidental’equipment, tb be fic Coast, where they spent six Norris, Miss Clara Schwartz, G. uSed by the Township .of Neptune for Road and Refuse.: Department purposes. weeks in Berkeley, California. They William' Schwartz, Mr. and: Mrs. . \b) Tho estimated. Amount of-bonds planned', on stopping at Chicago on John T. Abbott, Miss Addie Wog- and notes to be issued .therefor is Fifty- DOWN two ■ Thousand ($52,000.00J D ollars.. . their return trip, to view the lom| James G. Woglorn, lira. T. • ’ 'jj__ A nd Neptune T f a n i • (e) The estimated amount of money World's Fair. . Wadleigh, Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. to. be: raised therefor'from all sources Published Friday 7 Tel. Pliosject 5-0007 by the Township of Neptune, in,1 the From the Editorial Column of Shreve, George M, Bennett, Mr. WILLIAM T. KRESGE, Editor and P u b lis h e r Courtly- of • Monmouth is Fifty-five MEMORY CHARLOTTE MEYER, Social Editor ■Thousand ($55,000^00) Dollars,' Including The Times - We welcome to- the and Mrs. E. N. Woolston, Mr. and SIXTY-FOUR MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY a down paym ent: of .Three Thousand- news staff of the Times this week Mrs;. H arry M: Wilson, Mrs. E ffie i$3,000.00) Dollars.:-appropriated: in the Richard Gibbons, a graduate of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs, Harry SUBSCRIPTION: $3.50 yearly, $2.25 sem i-annually- : Capital .im provem ent. Account !of. 19G3 ADDRESSES.changed on reauest—always Rive former address. and 'prior years. - . v ., -. . >• Neptune high school’s journalism Shenton, Mrs. William E. Taylor, ADVERTISEMENTS: Rates 6ill bo furnished by us tin request. _ Section 5.; T he follow ing.m atters are WATCH THE LABEL ON YOUR PAPER FOR THE EXPIRATION OF hereby determined/, declared, recited course under the direction of Mrs. Mrs, John-E. Bower, Mr. and Mrs. YOUR SUBSCRIPTION and. stated. (a) Said purpose'is-not a current, ex­ Marian Cleanver. Mr. Gibbons will Kamcs K. Brownell, Mrs. Charlea pense.' and: is. an improvement of prop­ assume the reportorial duties of O. Perry, George Perry, Mr. and Entered as Second Class Mail in Ocean Grove Post Office erty -which the '.municipality may law­ of the • Redeemer in ■ the Quaker fully make'or acquire, or a purpose.for the late J. Edward Quinn who for Mrs. Joseph P. Johnson arid Mr. Tho Times Is on sale .at following newsstands: Days Stationery and which the municipality is authorized Fifteen Years Ago City. ■Ruth’s Stationery, Ocean Grovo; Cracker Barrel, Shark River Hills: Freddies by law to make an appropriation. No Mr. and Mrs. • Donald Opdyke thirty-six years was at the editor­ and Mrs. John E. Quinn,.The mer­ Neiystand. Asbury Park; Neptune Varsity Shop, Park-Warner s Drug Store, part of the cost-of said purpose has ial helm of this paper. ry party filled two large launches. inc..Inc.. iveptuneNeptune soaaSoda snop,Shop, AnayAndy’s 8 i-igniLight Grocery,ijrocery, Nick Fornarotto, Smiths been or shall be specially assessed on were graduated from the Univer-. Beehive.R opHIv p Harvpv'#Harvey's Stationery,Rtntlnnorv. andnnrt Wlllv'fl.Willy's. Neptune.NeDtune. property specially benefited. . Mr. and Mrs. George Pigueron, On returning to the pavilion the THE TRUTH IN ITS PROPER PLACE sity of Colorado at Boulder, re­ (b) The period of usefulness of said (From the June 18, 1948, issue of New York .City, hav? rented guests, fpund. refreshments await­ urpbse, within the limitations of Sec- .of .The Times) ceiving their bachelor, of arts de­ .lons 40A:2-2l and 40A:2-22 of. said law grees, majoring1 in zoology and the house at 57 New York Avenue, ing them. V;"-- '.i.:'"'--"1.' R A T IO N A t and according to. the reasonable life thereof, is. five years. The Ocean Grove Recreation' chemistry. Mi’. Opdyke, son of Mrs. Ocean Grove, , owned -by Mr. and Home from the Syracuse Univer­ (c).The supplemental debt statement commission met in the E. H. Stokes required by said .law lias been- duly Hazel Opdyke, 71' Mt. Tabor way, Mrs. Samuel Butler, for the sum­ sity for the holiday period, Prof. made and filed in the. office of the file company, and reelected Alfred m er.' ■ Norman J. Bills gave instruction Township Clerk and1 a: complete, exec­ was graduated from Neptune high uted original thereof has been filed in P. Todd, president; Joseph A, school and Monmouth College. 1;V: ; 1' r— A— in swimming at the North End the office, of; the Director of the Di­ Thomn, vice president, and Ed­ vision of. Local Government and such ’ — ——A ------..* pool during the summer of 1913. Freedom Of Religion statement shows that/the' gross debt of mund L. Thompson, treasurer, for ears Aso The son of Rev. and Mrs. J. D. the-’Township, of Neptune as defined in another year. Mrs. Charles P. Todd The Supreme Court has undergirded one of the founda­ Section 40A;2-43 of said law is in­ Thirty Years Ago Bills, of 85 Heck avenue, Ocean creased by Fifty-two -Thousand {$52.- wasi chosen secretary. Grove, Norman was the only one tion stones of this nation—the separation of church and state. 000;00.) Dollars and the issuance. bf the 1 9 1 3 obligations authorized1 by >. this ordi­ Robert Stackhouse, a law, stu­ of 900 freshmen at the university Its 8 to 1 decision to ban required reading of the Bible nance is permitted by. an exception to dent at William and Mary college, (From the Ju n e 20, 1913, Issue to receive an “S" in football, bas­ the debt limitations prescribed by- said (F rom the June. 23, 1933, issue- : of The Times) and recitation of the Lord’s Prayer in public schools reaffirms Local Bond Law contained, in Subdi­ Williamsburg, Va., and Lee Stack­ ketball and baseball, besides ach­ vision :(f)‘ of Section 4QA:2-7, of such Of The Tim es) . .Miss Ida B. McDowell, 110 Main the first amendment of the Constitution, declaring the gov­ law. . .. •• house, a pre-dental student at Guil­ : Twenty-two couples, members of ieving a record for long-distanca avenue, Ocean Grove, was the (e) The following items, as defined' ford college in. North Carolina,' re­ the Neptune high school class- of swimming. ernment’s strict and historic neutrality in matters of religion. and authorized by Section 40A:2-20 of guest- of honor at a dinner given said law are. charged as part of the turned home, to' spend the summer '33 were entertained by Miss Pearl This is the total responsibility of the home and church. .costs of :said purpose to be financed by by the faculty of the' Bradley the; issuance of said obligations; . • ’ - with their parents, Mr,, and Mrs. Reed, one of the graduates and In its majority decision—presented to the nation by a 1.‘ Not' exceeding Fifteen Hundred daughter of Mr, and Mrs.. Wallace Beach.public school. .Miss.McDowell Protestant, a Roman Catholic and a Jew—the court did not ($1,500.00) D ollars-o n .account of the D. O. Stackhouse, Mfc Hermon was a teacher in that place. Miss cost of the issuance of said obligations way, Ocean Grove. Reed, 119 Abbott avenue, .Ocean ban the Bible from education. The great moral and spiritual legal expenses and, other obligations Grove. A supjperdance was held In McDowell was presented with a to finance said costs. •" ■; - .Congratulations were extended RADIO CAB :Section 6. -The full faith arid credit the Allenhurst- hotel. Mr. and Mrs! cut glass pitcher and a dozen ,tum- teachings are there to challenge the student. It would be far of .the Township of -Neptune,- In .the to Ed. Thompson, sr., 134 Broad­ Wallace Reed and Mrs, Dorthy blors.' PRospect better for a student to prepare a theme on Moses or Paul, than County , of Monmouth , are hereby way, Ocean Grove, for catching the pledged for the punctual payment of were the chaperones. Supper was' With a moonlight launch rido mechanical recitation of a prayer or verses required by law. the principal and interest, on said ob­ largest greenhead bass of the sea­ ligations, Said obligations shall be di­ served at .12 and Miss Reed; was on Shark River; Commodore and son. The -catch -was listed at 49% In the emotional aftermath of the Supreme Court’s de­ rected unlimited, obligations of the presented with a:basket of ilowers. Mrs. W. II. Carpenter, of 81 Heck Township of Neptune,‘ In.'.the County ;bf lbs and hooked while Ed was fish­ cision, many have called this a blow to the religious aspect Monmouth and • State of New Jersey, The graduates danced until. 1:30 Avenue, Ocean Grove, entertained 5-5600 and'tlie Township of Neptiine, in .the ing with Jack Talnian of Asbury the ladies of; the Worth Whilo of the American way of life. This is not true. The Court has County of Monmouth shall be obligated to the iriusic furnished; by Toddy to levy ad valorem taxes upon all the Park off the highlands. Club, their husbands and a few ECONOMICAL reemphasized the complete freedom of all religion. It doesn’t taxable . property within. the munlci? Hoyt’s, orchestra. .; ;’s' pality for .the payment of said obliga­ Miss Marjorie Bilms, of .Ocean friends. The gUcsts were Mr. and 24 HOUR SERVICE like taxpayers’ money in the temples. '' Rev. and Mrs. Louis W. Mitchell tions and interest thereon without lim­ GroVej and Miss, Marion Lepine of Mrs,. Warren S. Conklin, Mr. and Courteous, Comfortable, Clean. . itation of rate or amount.' and family, of Philadelphia, open­ Safe and Dependable It was Jesus who said, “Render unto Caesar the'things . Section 7. ' All further acts/ and pro­ Bradley Beach, who were teachers Mra.H. Sanford.Flint, Mrs. Charles ceedings which may be necessary to ed their cottage at 36 Pitman ave­ that are Caesar’s; and unto God the things that are God’s.” be taken by . the Township Commit­ nue. Ocean Grove for the season. in the Bradley Beach grammar tee Iri carrying out. and executing said Our Court believes in this. Individually, each one be­ improvement and all orders relating, Rev. Mitchell, a member, of the thereto., may- be done - and--made by Ocean Grove Campmeeting .asso­ lieves in God, reads the Bible and practices his. faith. Collec­ resolution ot the Township Committee, Section B. This ordinance shall take ciation, was pastor, of the Church tively they believe in the complete freedom of religion, the effect twenty days after the first publi­ cation thereof after final. passage as strict neutrality of the state and the total responsibility of provided by law. ALTERATIONS the home and church. (Signed) JOSEPH WARDELL SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES •’. v, • Maydr $3.60 A YEAR BY MAIL A ttest: JOSEPH E.- BENNETT REPAIRS :;v C lerk 'i ■“When most of us who are employed work only 40 of —25. ,u-VO $28.10 “A complete home- the 168 hours in a week and look ahead to several years of remodeling service with leisure after retirement, the occupations of the cultivated Grove - Ciiy one-contractor!” JUST LISTED—In order to bring this mind are. the only defense against the perils of boredom;” opportunity to the faithful Times read­ Kitchens & Bathrooms ers .we made a hurried replacement of That’s the view of Dr. Edward Hodnett of the Dow Corning our scheduled advertisement. Here's a 2 and 3-Room Cleaners • “just-Fight'* cottage near the ocean. — Our Specialty — / Time does not permit a full description, Corporation. His new book—The Cultivated Mind—has just WEEK OR MONTH FREE PICKUP AND ‘ but if youll'just take a walk down Embury Avenue look for the cute cot­ been published by Harpers: It is an attempt to open, the way NOW THRU GOLDEN DELIVERY SERVICE tage on. the.south side of the street, a to an appreciation of the major figures and the major works SEPTEMBER block and a half from the beach and We Operate Our Own Cleaning W. L. NEAVES * fenced all around. $14,500—offers in ­ in each field of the liberal arts. (Sept. Kates are reduced) vited:* BRONSON AGENCY, 53 MAIN .■ -Also.—., and Pretting Machines 45 Pilgrim Pathway *^ve. P R 4-1058 P E 4-2080. Single & Double Rooms 40 Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean Grovo OCEAN GROVE “Going Whole Hog" might make a dent in your food budg­ 122 8. Main Street, O cean Grove Phone 775-0273 o r .776-6524 et, but the expression floes not have its origin in food, says PR 4-2300, 4-2301 the American Meat Institute. Long ago a ten-cent piece was Cordova Hotel called a,hog. So a sport who was willing to squander a dime PR *1-3084 26 Webb'Ave. - Ocean Grove was said to “go the whole hog”.

LEGAL NOTICE dinance • is hereby authorized to be made as. a .general improvement,- and Just Reduced ORDINANCE No. G41 for the-purposes: stated in said Section TOWNSHIP OK NEPTUNE IN THE 4 hereby appropriated the.sum FRANCIONI, . COUNTY OF MONMOUTH ' • o£hFi£ty-five; Thousand ($55,000.00) Dol­ lars::-7 ~ NOTICE is hereby given, that at a Section 2 . To meet the said Fitty- TAYLOR and regular meeting of the Township Com­ flve Thousand ($55,000.00). Dollar appro­ 3 Summer Apartments mittee of the Towhsliip of Neptune priation, for the . purposes stated ‘.in in the .County -of Monmouth, held on Section 4,, negotiable., bonds of the LOPEZ, Inc. the eighteenth day of June, 19G3. the Township ofNeptune,, in the County .FUNERAL HOME South End—near the bath houses. Large five Recommended Estate Sacrifices .following ordinance was introduced and of Monmouth are hereby-authorized to • Exclusive but Inexpensive room and bath owner’s apartment, plus two three-room .passed on first reading. -be issued in. the principal amount of 8 Rm. Home—Separate 3 rm. apt. New Steam Heating Plant. Said Township Committee will meet Fifty-tw o T housand ($52,000.00) Dollars, DANIEL L. FRANCIONI and bath rental units. Reduced to $9,500. Needs redecorating — $8,000.00. Terms. at . the Township Headquarters, 137 each. to;, be ’ known as "Township of THOMAS W. TAYLOR South Main Street. Neptune, New Jer­ Neptune Improvement Bond of 1963’!, 2 Summer bungalows — Very Reasonable. sey, On the sccond day .of July, 1!)G3. pursuant to the. Local Bond Law, con­ i D. JO SEPH LOPEZ Several 2 family houses — from $7500.00 to $18,000.00. Show a t 8100 P.M.-, to consider the said ordi** stituting- Sections '4aA;2-1 : to 40A.:2-63 704 - 7th Ave. Asbury Park good return on investment. nance for. final passage and.adoption of - the Revised. Statutes of the State, of 1200 10th Aye. Neptune and to give all interested persons an Ne.w Jersey; and the several am end­ Many 5-6-7 Room Homes—Good to excellent condition. Priced opportunity to be heard concerning the (Corner of Atkins Ave.) Estate To Be Settled to sell. ments thereof and supplements thereto; Air. Conditioned PR 6-0021 ordinance. In; anticipation of the issuance of said Must sell to settle estate — large all year home 2, 3 and 1 room year round apartments for rent. bonds, negotiable note,s of the Town­ Many summer rentals— Apartments and bungalows. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR ship of NeptuneV in, the County of Mon­ near St. Paul’s Church. First floor — living room with THE PURCHASE OK CHASSIS, mouth: are hereby authorized to be TRUCKS. LE/YE COLI.ECTOR, SALT .issued pursuant to. said law. . . a fireplace, dining room, kitchen and bath room. Second COME IN AND LET US DISCUSS YOUR MACHINE AND DUMPSTER DUMP­ Section 3. .The-,maximum rate of in­ STER CONTAINERS WITH INCI­ terest. :whlch ahy obligation shall bear PREMIUM RETREADS floor — four bedrooms and bath. Oil hot air heat, in­ REQUIREMENTS DENTAL EQUIPMENT FOR ROAD is:six' per.' centum per: annum. ■ Life Time Guarantee sulated. Priced to sell at 510,600. AND REFUSE DEPARTMENT PUR- Section 4. (a).The purpose for which “Better Buy From Hurry and Be Satisfied” ‘ POSES IN TIIE TOWNSHIP OF NEP­ saidappropriation is made and said TUNE, IN TIIE COUNTY OF MON­ obligations are. to be issued Is the pur­ MOUTH AT- A COST NOT TO EX­ chase. of /-I' GMC Chassis w ithout body CEED $53,000.00, APPROPRIATING 22.000 GVW Modcl-V4000, 1 GMC Chas* FOR RENT — Modern 6 room apartment, near J. A. HURRY AGENCY THE FUNDS THEREFOR, AND AU­ sis with 3»{.- yard bbdy, 22,000 GVW THORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF Modcl-V4000, 1. Good Roads Leaf Colr stores .and transportation.. $85, per month. REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE BONDS AND NOTES. lector Truck Mount Type, 14 yard body, 1 Tarco Model BS-4-S8 Salt Machine, 66 MAIN AVENUE OCEAN GROVE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN­ Body Mount. Type, 2 GMC Chassis Mod­ SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN­ el LV5511 30.000 GVW for Roto Pac Tel. PRospect 4-4132 Residence' 5-0899 SHIP OF NEPTUNE. IN THE COUNTY Mount. 2 Roto Pac,-Bodies for GMC Established over 47 YEARS OF MONMOUTH: Mounting, 20 yard body Model 20 yard. REAI.TOIt MEMBER S.M.L.S. Section 1. The purchase or Jmprove- 1 GMC Chassis for Dumpsters Mount. WE SPECIALIZE IN INSPECTION J. HURRY — OWNER-BROKER-AGENT ment described in Sectl6n -1 of this or­ 22.000 GVW. Model V4000 and G - 8 cubic STATION FRONT END AND DRAKE CORRECTION Wliccl Balancing and Front EDWIN D. RALSTON AGENCY End Alignment. Guaranteed Brake Work. 48 MAIN AVENUE OCEAN GROVE EASY CREDIT TERMS PR 5-0398 CUSTOM TIRE CO. SPECIAL SALES 1200- MAIN ST.. BRADLEY BEACH Duplex house near ocean. Automatic heat. Fine condition. ARLINGTON COURT Selling due to illness. on Auditorium Square in Bungalow — 4 rooms. Attic. Basement. Porch. Auto. heat. F O R SALE Reduced to $10,500. OCEAN GROVE Beautiful home. 6 rooms, 2 bath rooms. Auto. heat. Base* Close to Auditorium, Asbury INEXPENSIVE ment. Garage. Only $14,000 to settlo estate. • Live in a refmed, well-operated Co-Opera­ Park and center of Ocean Grove. Enjoy all the beneQta of the season at the seashore in 6 room home. All decorated and In One condition. North tive Apartment dwelling . . . ideally located your own sum m er bungalow. Full lot. Price $4,000. side, near Asbury Park. New furnace. A home to be proud of. two blocks from the Beach and shopping Large living room, dining room, Only $15,500. center . . . convenient for elderly and retired modern kitchen, large sun porch, people. REFINED NEIGHBORHOOD $1,500 down and pay balance liko rent will buy large three bedrooms and modern house with small apartments and guest room B . Fully famished. • We still have available a few CHOICE 7 rooms, hot air oil heat, full cellar, full lot. $8,000. ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENTS ... Rea­ bath, new hot water oil base­ notel near Ocean. Woulcl like to sell because of ill health. sonably priced — reasonable monthly main­ board heat; low taxes; priced New 6 ’room bungalow, automatic heat, nice yard. Really tenance. lovely and only $16,000. rig h t a t $13,000. BUSINESS PROPERTY $12,500 to $13,500 Stores on the ground floor — owner’s apartment and rooms Several otlier propertiea listed. Some specials from $4,500 to rent above. Could be converted into apartments. Priced rea­ Model apartment open for inspection Tuesdays, up. Your inspection is invited. Rentals. Thursdays & Saturdays. 1 to 5 P.M.. or by appoint­ sonably to settlo eB ta te . ment. Don’t fall to Inspect while visiting in Ocean Grove. Jennie Meyer Edwin D. Ralston Agency AGENCY V. M. KUBLER '; " s a l e s Ag e n ts REAL ESTATE ALVIN E. BILLS, Realtor 48 Main Ave., Ocean Grove — PR 5-0398 47% Main Avenue Realtor Member of SMLS Ocean Grove, N. J. 78 MAIN AVE. • OCEAN GROVE 117MAIN AVE. OCEAN GROVE Tel. PR 4-3061 PRospect 4-2124 r/! PR 4-1142 FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1963 OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY PAGE FIVE The Ocean Grove Surfer's Fish­ Miss Robin Dabler, granddaugh­ Mrs. Betty Clements, who has William A.. Reid will have charge OCEAN GROVE ing Club will hold a- meeting Mon­ hcrc, have announced the engage­ ter of Mr, and Mrs. Furman L. Rob­ leased her home, 39 Olin street, for of the music and Barbara Thatcher day night June 24 at 8 p.m.- it' the ment of their daughter, Shirley inson of 100 Heck avenue, cele­ the summer to the.Howard Martin will sing* a solo and a sextet will home of Mr.. George W; Riersma, 13 Gontzj YN2, to Robert A. Crelin, brated her sixth- birthday. with a family, writes that her mother, ing “God is a Spirit”. Sunday Ocean Pathway., New members party. Monday.' Among, the guests Jr., RM2, son of Dr. and Mrs. Rob­ Mrs. Jane Edge, is staying with School is at 9:30 A.JI. and there ert R.. Crelin, 533 Glenniere avenue, may join at this, time. ' ' .• Were Peggy, Fischer,- Lynn Larri- Mrs. VandcrZee, 51 Webb avenue. are classes for all ages. Attend­ ffeptune, N; J." . Winter; 'residents of Mahanoy son, Christopher Wood, Charlie Mrs. Clements' is PBX supervisor ance cards may be secured upon Baker,: Carl Guzzo, Jr., Bonnie Os­ Miss Gontz, a WAVE, is sta­ City, Pa., Mr. and ‘Mrs., Charles at the William Sloane House, the request. The mid-week prayer ser­ tioned at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, LOCALS borne, Dorothy and Betsey Meyers, Miller have opened their tent-hot 34th street YMCA in New York vice is held on Wednesday evening and Mr. Crelin is assigned to the Marion Minhehan, Bill Bailey,:Mat­ City. tage a t .3 Bethany Block/ at 7:00 o’clock.. Staff Naval Oceanographic Unit at » Arriving today for the summer Air. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Sea thew Peter and Bobby McDonald Mrs. Dwight M. Loomis, 127 and Cindy Holl. Treasure Island, San Francisco, .ijnt 45 Abbott avenue are -Mr. and graves, with Mr. and Mrs. Ehrich .Mrs. Eva T .. Kohlbecker. of 38 Pennsylvania avenue and sec­ Atlantic avenuei formerly of West­ California. - . . ; Vv '•'Mrs. Donald S. Diincan and their Schult'ze, oil of Hollis, L. I., are The Rev. Harold D. Flood, a retary in the Neptune High Frank L. Wilgus field, N. J., had as her guests fol­ An August wedding is planned. •Jchildren Christopher, who will enjoying a week’s vacation at the trustee of the Ocean Glove Camp School guidance department, lowing the evening services a t: the spend eight weeks at Camp Eck-0 Grand Atlantic' Hotel, Main and Meeting Association, and Mrs. was named “Secretary for the Auditorium, June. 16th, the Rev. Heads Eagle Co. Mrs. Eric Arpert ; in Vermont, and David, Beach avenues. Flood and family, Larry, 22, and D ay” over radio station Frederick E. Christian, D.D., pastor Joyce, 17, of Reading, Pa., have Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and Harry G. Lewis, active lay-. WABC, New York, on Monday. OCEAN GROVE—At its meeting of the Presbyterian Church in arrived at 63 Both avenue for the New President iJLillian, of Philadelphia, Pa., ore man in St. Paul’s Church and Mrs. Loomis was honored dur­ on May 2, thc Eagle Hook and Lad­ Westfield, the distinguished preach­ summer season. spending an enjoyable visit nt the proprietor of the' Dell Market, ing the 7:30 to 8 a.m. ."My er at the 7:30 services. Among the der Co. elected the following 'of­ OCEAN GROVE—At a meeting : Shawmont Hotel. Also visiting here, will' speak at the Beach Alice Coon of Jersey City for­ Gal Friday” program. She was guests were Sirs. Harry P. Taylor, ficers: President,, Frank L. Wilgus; of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Ban- were Mr. and Mrs. Peterson of Meeting this Sunday, 6 p.m., merly summer visitor in the Grove, proposed for the recognition Richard ' and Carol Schwartz of vice-president, Raymond R. Gracey; croft-Taylor R est Home held last- ^Woodbury, who arrived last Friday in the oceanfront memorial pa­ was down visiting Charles Bat- by high school students and Westfield, and Mrs. Taylor’s cous­ secretary-treasurer, Raymond N. Friday night, Mrs. Eric Arpert was vilion.: Otto G. Stoll, Jr., is dorf, 137 Clark avenue. Charles was selected by the radio sta­ ifor the weekend. ins, Mrs.. Warren Stutts. and Mrs. Crane; trustee, 3 years, Harry G. installed as new president by the leader and Mrs. Russell. Snyder is scheduled to matriculate' next tion. Each • day a secretary ,'n Returning to his Short Hills G. L. Marcellus, both of Manasquan. Lewis; Rep. Firemen's Relief, Fred­ Rev. Dr. Albert S; Layton, minister., is pianist. Come and enjoy a fall at Gettysburg College, Gettys­ from New Jersey, New York . Jiome after visiting with his daugh­ erick A. Smith; captain, Kenneth of , St. Paul’s Methodist; Church, lively hymn-sing. Robert W. Harris, soil of, burg, Pa. . or Connecticut receives this ter in North Little Xloek, Arkan- J. DeRose; 1st lieutenant, Harold here. ' •; . - ; . Rev. and Mrs. Wallace H. Har­ William J. Wdggc, Jr., a resident honor. ysas, is Mr. Ralph P. Hutchison. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lester VnnWocrt E. Heckman, Jr.; 2nd lieutenant, Seventy persons were present as ris, of Upper Darby, Pa., and 2 of 80 Franklin avenue, recently After visiting seven countries Hutchison, a summer vacationist have returned to their home in Mt. Douglas McMahon. Dr. Layton dedicated the baby Kingsley place, Ocean Grove, made the Dean’s List at Franklin and traveling more than 6000 miles, •in the Grove, will arrive home to- Dora, Fla., after spending o de- In view of the recent pasing of grand piano,', recently given to was graduated from Wesley and Marshall College, Lancaster, Mrs. Alice G, Holt returned from day June 21 ofter an extended vis- lightful vacation here at the Ocean Mr. Gracey, a vacancy now exists in the home by the St. Paul’s Ladies Theological Seminary, Wash­ Pu., where he is a philosophy niu- I Europe to’ her home, 104 Heck Station. Grove Motor Inn. While here, Mrs. the office of vice president.. Auxiliary. ington, DIG., on June 3, with jor. A member of Sigma Pi so? avenue — ------Ui-w ------Following the dedication Dexter Miss Loii .» K. Matthews, who VanWoert'/ ^aa honored on her a Bachelor of Sacred Theology cial fraternity, Bill is the son of Arriving on the SS Sylvania Davison played several selections^ ias been spending tho pant two ^ d a y ™th,« d'nner Party at degree. Boh was appointed to Mr. and Mrs. William Wegge Tuesday, Mrs. Lillian Rawnsley of Naval Couple iyears in Germany, visitin- with ‘he Homestead Restaurant on the after which Reba W ielert intro-: thc First Methodist Church, Mr. and Airs. Theodore Beekman Guiseley Yorks, England, is return­ friends, is now enjoying n m,nth boardwalk, given by relatives and duced Robert Batdorf and Rob­ New Berlin, N. Y,» in thc W y-. of Heck avenue left for the Po- ing for her, annual visit to Ocean Jn Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Miss Mat- nen 3- oming conference. To Wed In Aug. ert Terhune who gave a. recital conos today (Friday) accompanied Grove. A reunion with Mrs. E. Muff on the piano accompanied by songs. thews is the sister of Mrs. Charles Miss S. E, Wjlson and Miss Mil- by his son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. of Philadelphia, Pa., and Mrs. Mary “auii u«vuuc> Idred — •%> Vanderhoof > of Kenosha, Wis- • »*.*- David Morris, son of Mr. and HARRISBURG, PA. — Mr. and ------* ------' P. Todd, 63 Benson avenue. Raymond Beekman of Stockton ave­ Rutter, proprietor of.the Faithlle, SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES Mrs. Wesley Morris, summer resi­ Mrs. John StaulTer of Hall Manor, | Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Paddock, ««isin, arrived' for We -summer at dents here. a t 23 Embury avenue, nue, and grandsons, Teddy, Donny 16 Webb avenue, is planned. Other $3.50 A YEAR BY MAIL winter resident of Irvington and ’?!* Wilson's summer cottage, 51 has been named junior unit leader Larry and Rickey. guests are Calvin Smith of Mineola, summer residents here for many Ave., last Thursday. at Camp Zelmder in Wall Town­ Miss Lena Egner, after spending Mr. Astoria, Mr. Grant and son Ed­ years, have arrived for another Mr. and Mrs. James Hand- ship. David, who will enter his jun­ the winter in East Orange, returned ward, both of Connecticut, Miss season at their tent-cottage,' 13 ford of the Ocean Grove Nursl­ ior year at Peddie School, Hights- to enjoy another slimmer at her Johanna Fowler and Miss Mary Classified Advertisements v-Kingsley place. ing Home, 63 Clark avenue, are town, in the fall, has been a YMCA home, 15 Ocean Pathway. She is ac­ Duthie of Tarrytown, N. Y .' Advertisement for these columns should be In. the ofltce of “The offering free for the taking Tim es" NOT LATER THAN 11:00 A.M. T hursday of each w eek. '•’I; James R. Swift, of Highland, member in Jersey City. companied by Mr. and Mrs. Frank­ Cynthia; Joan Horden, 10 year hospital beds in good condition. lin Patridge Jr. of Maplewood and old daughter of Mr. ,and Mrs. Lawr CLASSIFIED AD RATES ij. Y., is spending a few days in Mrs. Doris E. Milligan, wife Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith re- family, Franklin- Partridge, III, rence R. Horden, 11 Abbott Avenue «Ocean Grove visiting with his bro- "»»• u»u mra. oiui-unca om im re- of Irwin H. Milligan, mother 25 W ords OR LESS ...... ;.... EIGHTY CENTS , ither, Rev. Richard C. Swift. Ho turned to their summer home 83 recently a graduate of Princeton appeared in ; the spring recital of Additional Words ABOVE 25 ...... 2 Cents per Word of Peter and Patricio Milligan, 5 Times for the price of Four Consecutive insertions. For each line -"'Jrecalls many happy days vacation- Embury avenue la3t week. During Theological Seminary, Princeton; the Madame Swoboda School of capitalized or indented, 15c additional charge. 138 Stockton . avenue, .was Copy mailed in. given to a representative or brought to office, per­ . -iang here in the past. the' summer Mr. Smith is an usher Emmy, recently -.graduated from Ballet, Spring Lake and Philadel­ sonally must be accompanied by cash or stamps to cover cost. Copy amohg 405 bachelor of arts do- Susquehanna University, Selirigs- phia. The' Swoboda Schools joined accepted over phone as a courtesy and convenience to customers. Lt. Rees Noren, If. S. Navy jet at thc 0cean Grove Auditorium, Bills due immediately upon presentation. gree recipients from Newark grove, Penna., and Sally, who is en­ with the dancers of the Ballet Russe j'ljpilot stationed in Naples, Italy, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Spitz, of State College, Union, at com­ tering her sophomore, year at Get­ de Monte Carlo, New York City in jMgave his dad here a happy Fa- Chatham, have opened their tent- mencement exercises. June 6. tysburg College,'. Gettysburg, Pa. their annual spring recital in tho FOR RENT „J.!f,HN1Si?rED ROOM, bath, kitchen fyther’s Day present in thc way of a cottage, 2 Mt. Zion Way, for the She majored in early childhood llO C’mfrm'in private liomc for female, The Ocean Grove Women’s Re­ Spring Lake Community Center. no bookman Ave., Ocean Grove, N, J. ’i'Sphone call home a t m idnight last season. They enjoyed the winter education.; She is the daughter WnY NOT TRY T1IE D UN-HAVEN publican Club traveled to Hersliey, Cynthia danced with members of this year. One of Ocean Grove's finest — .. ■ • . —2 5 : ^Saturday. He is the son of Mr. in Chatham, in Riviera Beach, Fla., of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick and most beautiful hotels. Rates are Pa., last week to see the choco­ the local school the “Waltz of the surprisingly reasonable for an eleva­ DEUGHTFUL summer cottage, com- .‘and Mrs. Edwin Noren, D Webb for four months and in California Niedenstein, Sr., 110 Inskip furnished. Three bedrooms. late plant and museum where the Flowers” from the “Nutcracker: tor hotel “up front” — on beautiful %av------e n u e . for a month. avenue. Mrs. Milligan has been Ocean Pathway, only 4 doors from the t^™ ,A ,r,i^c,ra,or- Bath and powder Aposlolic clock is.housed. The trip Suite”. .v '.':; ocean! Write now for picture folder room. Available for July, August or 'llllllllllltlllllllllllilllllllllllllllltlllllllllillHlllilllHIHHf teaching kindergarten in the with lo w rates, - . > summer* Call Mr. Gibbons, PR 5-0035. included a luncheon at the Her- Mrs. Edward B. Holi, 115 Stock­ WANT TO AVOID STAIRS? ______—25-20. Ocean Grove School. The Dtm-Haven has. 15 ground floor shey hotel while the famous rose ton- avenue, returned home yester­ bedrooms and almost seventy bed­ -RENT — .3-room m odem apt., BEST PRICES Dr. and Mrs. William VonOehsen, | gardens were iii bloom. . Another day from California, where she has rooms more—served by the safest type sleeps 4, all electric kitchen. $75 week­ ULMER'S 147 Stockton avenue, returned elevator, built, slow and easy! ly. Open June 22 to J u ly 2 2 m ust ho trip has been planned during the been since last Friday, called to WANT TO GO TO THE MOVIES? , room c ^Jnn? fuIJ yw appreciated, Also PAID PAINT STORE home this week from an enjoyable summer and will be announced at Concord at the sudden death of her Don’t even , move out of your Dnn- w atTr h dout3le> c°id and hot 3-week California vacation, flying Haven rocker! Twice each week we Ave CnH PHW5 ° - S WWk- 30 W^ ' For Old Gold and Authorized (toilers of later date. . ; . v brother-in-law, Dr. Harrison Hines, take you to all the world’s beauty SHER WIN-WILLIAMS to and from the West Coast. Dr. age 46. Dr. Hines was preparing spots with professional, gorgeous color, YEARLY RENTAL. 3 rooms, newlv- Silver and , PA IN TS Chaplain Captain Grover Powell, and sound travelogs on a .huge screen VonOehsen has reopened his medi­ for a vacation with his wife, the In one of Ocean Grove’s largest and deeorated, private bath,.modern kitch­ Old Jewelry Paints — Broshes — Ladders U.S. .Air Force, who recently re- most beautiful lounges. Yes—travel all en, unfurnished. $70 month, Includes cal office in his home. former Francis Platt of Ocean Wallpaper — Sanatis turend from Greece after two years over the world in your own rocker! Ocean*Grove. A.v.Sj Mr3. Edward Mayr, accompanied Grove, and their four children when MISS YOUR FAVORITE T.V. PRO­ Complete Needs for duty there, along -with his -wife and GRAMS? We have multiple T.V.s now B. FEDDES Painting or Paperhanging by her sister-in-law> Miss Louise family, Daniel and Judy, has been he died of a heart attack. —not Just one program you can watch REAL e s t a t e f o r s a l e " JEWELER —each in a separate area! The Dun- 120 Vi So. Main St. Mayr, both of Newark, has arrived Miss Elfriede Groehl of . Haven will be packed again this sum- visiting here with his father, Wil­ •!li HOOM BUNGALOW oil icat OCEAN GROVE Ocean Grove for another season at her cottage, Ocean Grove has purchased the fmer for one very good reason: no ho- POST OFFICE BLDG. liam D. Powell, auditor at the '■ tel offers more for the money. We basement, storage attic, brick nan*1 (So. of Broadway Gates) 90 Franklin avenue. . North End Hotel. Cheltenham, an Ocean Path­ mean to keep it “Ocean Grove’s best i m k o o n ex°ellent condltionf Low Cmniiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiitiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinitiiiitiiiitiiiiiiin I Phone: P R 5-6216 bay.*' —15tf upkeep and taxes. One block to week- Mrs. William E. Thomson has The Eagle Hook & Ladder Fire way hotel, from Anna T. Lowe. J5# 03 Stockton f Ave. Re­ opened her home, 6 Main avenue, duced for quick sale $10,500. PR 5-2183. - Company’s annual Strawberry Fes­ The sale was made through the TIME TO RESERVE for summer va-: -24-29 after thc winter months in Phila­ J. A. Hurry Agency, with John cation—apts. from $75 to $125 a week-i- Phono 775-7365 tival will be held tomorrow (Sat-, rooms from $25 to $55 a week. AH n BUYS—Ocean Pathway, : delphia. urday) at the firehouse, Main and A Reid as attorney. utilities supplied plus linen & cleaning.' Som hom e- S15.500. Pitm an ave- DON’T Private porches — ocean view from r 511,500.. B roadw ay 14 THE SHELL ■iiiliiiiilliuiiuw'liiiiiiiiiiiiiililHBiiiliinitiiuiiiiiiiiiiuiii WORRY Whitefield avenues, from 1 to 8 every room — enjoy the cool ocean S10 500 WAbb ^ve‘* 12 rooms, breeze at the Windamer, 23 Ocean' 500! Stock Ion. Ave., bungalow, $10,- She’ll for- INTERIOR EXTERIOR p.m. Tho festival will benefit the Ave. —12tf give you company’s Ladies Auxiliary. S T . PAUL’S •19 5 S rti V' Johnson,^Real Estate KNITTING when you APARTMENTS and rooms. Grand­ 1020 C” ' °ce?n Grove PR 5- send her PAINTING The Methodist Home Auxiliary view, 18 Pitman Ave., Ocean Grove. will hold its last meeting of the PR G-0G88, 2 and 3 room apts. by week, PROPEI{TY on Heck Ave NOOK “Extra Effort” will be the topic month or season, from $38 week up. nr. church, exceptionally deslt'able all ' season this Monday, June, 24, at 2 of the sermon at St. Paul’s Metho­ Lovely single and double rooms. One- Free Instructions 10:00 A.M. to & PAPERHANGING half block from ocean. :. -18-32 intoinCtor apts.,R u P0slV0n- and rooms.- 17 Newr00^ 3' hot cliVlcled water’ ; 4 P.M. • Yarns, Needlepoint p.m. An. interesting program with; dist Church by Dr. Albert S. Lay­ oil heating system, owner managemont Embroidery Cotton • Gifts refreshments is planned^ FOR RENT—-Two-bedroom apt.rJiv­ ton on Sunday at 10:45 A.M. Mr.. ing room, modern kitchen, -full bath, inenl3io nnn0mr fr°Vn S8, to s,10'000- A sk -. Milton Herbert available now • through- September* For fllrlher^^information 74 MAIN AVENUE Completed furnished and private. One- Gin °n11 con^u!t Brewer & Smith, T H E FLORIST a s b u ry P ark, N. j ! 18X4 Lakeview Avenue half bock from ocean. Heat for chilly i^Rospect 5-0250. • • _22tf '• OCEAN GROVE 783 Wayside • Neptune days. Call PR 6-6727 or PR G-0G88. PRospect 5-6758 NEPTUNE, N. J. • —18tf PRospect 5-7344 AVAILABLE' two room furnished ESTIMATES GIVEN apartment, all facilities. Yearly rent­ T t? £ ’k' Asbur-Y 3 apartments) .* al. Refined home atmosphere, . near nr,r?» f eParnte entrances, lafgo ■ : churohes, • shopping. transportation; basement, i - References. Phone PR 5-4225. 104 M ain Coif MU- J-3;;2.Uy for. a n,il-rca Avenue, Ocean Grove. -21-25* T J 5 RcSA,L^ —''Nenr Toms. River; Pine' “Everything For The Table” FOR RENT — 2 room sum m er apt., Lake- Park. GGxB-foot* trailer, sleens * C l e m ' s twin beds, shower, private entrance, all Ik iVF1.1, 7 lots- landscaped, utility; COR. PILGRIM PATHWAY & OLIN ST. PR 4-174» utilities,, patio,, near Auditorium and building. Write—Ed Holgate, 810 Broad- - Asbury Park. Ideal for 2 adults. D8 N'- J' A*‘-.3?* Phone Beauty Salon ' OCEAN GROYE Mt. Tabor Way, Ocean Grove. -21-25* U.S. ROYAL — ARMSTRONG APARTMENT—10 Webb Ave., Ocean INCOME PROPERTY ^ 3 four-room 89 Main Avenue Grove. Near ocean, 2nd floor, private apts. plus three single rooms. $12,500. OCEAN GROVE RECAPPING entrance, private bath, heat, 1 or 2 Inquire at 09 Main Ave., Ocean Grove. 72 MAIN AVENUE adults. Ju n e th ru Sept. — 22-26 ■______I ' • —25*-. • PRospect 5-7161 OCEAN GROVE DON'T MISS this special buy. Broad- ALAN THIELE FURNISHED. ROOMS for rent, light w i i°,mc Pr°P erty. Close to bathing • Specializing In Ample Parking — No Meters housekeeping. ADULTS ONLY. $5 PER beach. 14 rooms, oil steam-beat. - Own­ Permanent Waving WEEK up, • Ocean Grove.' No pets.. 70 ers private'apt. Price $11,000.- P cul Davidson TIRE GO. Abbott Ave. Call PR 5-201G. —22tf ^ J}°,blcr> w * Johnson, Real Estate Prop. I’R 5-4461 oi main Ave,, Ocean Grove, N. J ..—25* w y . SUMMER RENTALS—7 room house, H 35 & Heck Ave. bathroom on . 1st and 2nd floors.' auto, % CORNER LOT—Corner lot and a half NEPTUNE PR 4-7805 heat. Finest location. Some apartments facing south in newest section of Ocean available. Guest house. 33 rooms, run­ Grove. Telephone owner PR 4-3443. ning w ater in rooms, oil burner. N orth ■--25 : side near ocean. Reasonable rent as • Wheel Alignment owner Is away ill. Also other rentals Ocean Grove Self and some all year rentals. V. M; Kub- WANTED TO RENT • Shocks & M ufflers ler; Realtor, 117 Main ‘ Ave., Ocean Grpve. PR 4-1142. . —22tf -WANTED TO RENT—Garage space £mw°*nie« car> from nDW unlJl Septem ber • Brake Service DELL MARKET FOR RENT—15 Pitman Ave., Ocean 20th this season. Call 775-5127 or write Grove. % block from beach, near Audi­ Box 9909, c/o Tim es OiTicc, Ocean Your Safety is Our Business) torium. First floor, 5 rooms and bath, Grove. . . —25-2G* • SAME DAY Pick-up 127. HECK AVENUE television. July 12th to 31st, $275. Phone PR 3-2723, —IBtt and Delivery Service. Tel. PRospect 4-8974 MERCHANDISE FOR SALE FIRST FLOOR furnished apt., 4 large Goocl condition. | THIELE & LaVANCE OCEAN GROVE 2 D A Y S rooms, all utilities for season. Two Call 776-5035, 27 O cean Ave., Ocean • Cleanest Wash Any­ room furnished apt., monthly or year­ G r°ve. —25-26* where, ly, Rooms -with use of kitchen. 76 604 Highway 35 Heck Ave., PR 4-6406. -23-27 SPENCER AND SPIRELLA, indivldur Sped -foundations and bras. M. U OUn S t Phone PH 4-1078 ! Neptune Dial 774-2442 ROOMS for rent. Avon Guect House, W. W hitehead, PR 4-6363. —25tf R 0T 0-B R 0IL 212 Main St., Avon. Reasonable. Bus passes fro n t door. Call PR 4-4490. ALE—GB roaster oven, Ideal CHICKENS • —24-28 for small apt. or furnished room. Cooks entire meal, like new. Reith, 66 Webb FILLED BUENA VISTA HOTEL, 10 Heck Ave.; Ave. or call PR 5-3B23. — 25* cor. Beach, all . outside rooms, large porch with, view of ocean, rates rea­ REPAIRS ON ALL CARS OCEAN GROVE With Home Made Dressing sonable; also four room apt. Mgr. Mrs. LOST AND FOUND — OVEIt 25 TR8. AT THIS E. B arr. Call 775-3610. —24tf K WANTEP — Return of girl’s 26-inch OCEAN GROVE ADDRESS — COTTAGE, furnished, 3 rooms, from blue bicycle taken from front 44 Em­ OUR DELICATESSEN June 15 to Sept. 15. AH utilities includ­ bury, June 15. Has basket, brown seat, ed. Reasonable; 57 Webb Ave., Ocean new rear tire. No questions asked.-; NEPTUNE DEPT. Grove.. —25 Fegan, 44 Em bury. PR 4-6478. HOME APT FOR RENT — Attractive, NOW OPEN rooms, alt utilities, near beach. Call WANTED — To Bay 118 MAIN AVENUE PR 5-1674. ■- . —25 AUTO REPAIR H O M E M A D E rapTOOnAPHY EQUIPMENT. Prt- AIR CONDITIONED vate individual wishes to purchase any BODY & FENDER WORK POTATO SALAD, REFURBISHED furnished apt. 4 and all types of photographic equip,: AUTO PAINTING rooms available for l or 2 retired ladles cameras, enlargers, darkroom sinks & PRospect 4-1753 o a -,a ',}? m onth basis.. -All room s: light misc. equip., etc. Call KE 1-2706. -20-23 RAY ELLIS j Lady Wm. P. Walton, Jr. BAKED LIMA BEANS attractive.‘ Location quickly acces­ Stoelrwm & So, Main Street sible to Auditorium, markdts and'As­ [ Attendant Owner and Mgr. COLE SLAW bury Park. * Utilities provided. Refer­ SERVICES Ocean Grove l’R 6-7727 ences. Call PR 5-0557. —25-29 LIGHT HAULING, delivery, cellar SITUATION WANTED and attic cleaning. A. & F. Trucking. HELP WANTED Call PR 4-0516. -23-27 ' ' ■... v; ■■■:{"Mi-'},:. OF NERTUNE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 196$

to make the niost of these summer. ...Y— y..w from July 1st through;August ^9th; for. any students from grades 4 The Community Baptist Church is now enrolling children who will thtough 1 2 ,. registration fee# $15 A lso; .the Y.M'G^Ai. of A sbury start school in the fall up through 8th grade for. their Daily .Vacation Patfc has many sumWer activities for the shore area youth. So whether TO TIIE HILLS Bible School. Either, telephone Mrs. Shirley Dye at PR 4-5588 or Mrs. it's, the river bcach, ocean beach, or organized activities, including the V ; . • \ PEGGY GOODRICH • / : Walace Alcorn at PR 5-5093 to. register your children for an enjoyable many baseball teams for the boys already, started, bur children should and productive time from. July 8th through.July i9th . . • Also, Director h a v e a h a p p y and busy summer ahead of them. Geo. H. Gregory 428 Prospect Avenue, Shark River Hills — PRospect 5*3270 Lariiy Heiinessy announced the recreation program in Neptune Township Dads, Will you’foigive me for not wishing you all a wonderful Father’s starts July 1st to August 23rdI and our area Bhould;register at.‘the . Shark Day last week'!, After all, without fathers we wouldn’t'be mothers, or SEA GIRT—George H. Gregory, something) We hope you all had a swell day last Sunday on VOUR day. Hj» How are all of you readjusting today from books to beaches River Hills School at 9 a.m. on July 1st, Many interesting activities are here, was re-releeted president. planned! this year with a qualified director and assistant to supervise Many dads were officiating at their honored duties as chief.chef of the on this first day of summer vacation for the children??? We families the Monmouth County. Camp of are so lucky to have the Shark River and the Atlantic ocean at our ;•;. If your children are ■musically inclined, the Neptune board_ of edu­ outside bar-b-ques, and the aroma of steak and hotdogs and chicken doorsteps for summing, boating, fishing, and varied water sports. Try cation is sponsoring a Summer Band School at Neptune High School wafted through the Hills! Gideons, Monday night at ,his- . 'A’he Shark River Hills Fitkin Afternoon Auxiliary had an enjoy­ home. / , - '.‘F ;Vv.''-.,*;;‘Yr- ".'.v •' able luncheon at the Beau Rivage on June 14th. This is their last party until fall, and fifteen members and one guest continued the festivities At the same, time the other offi­ after the luncheon at the home of their president Mrs. Ernest Sparks; cers were elected; ArnolcT N. Con­ Those members attending this last get-together until September were over of Belmar, vice-president; Wil­ Mrs. Herbert Anthony, Mrs, Daniel Arnold, Miss' Ann Burgess, Mrs. liam T. Folley of Shark River. Hills, Fred C.. Braun, Mrs. Bernard Crowley, Mrs. Carl Deckert, Mrs. James Dempsey, Mrs. Josie Girard, Mrs. William Henningsen, Mrs. Edwin secretary j Joseph Ireland, here,, BUSINESS Lockwood, Mrs. Edward Manz, Mrs. Ernest Sparks, MrB. Peter Tunison, treasurer, and Lawrence N. Out- Mrs. Lou Vian, Mrs. Hubert Walton and guest, Mrs. Madeline Wittick, water of Kiimson, chaplain. ; RAPID REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUSES of Pt. Pleasant. - Paul W. Bennet, conductor of the , Close to 4700 parents, relatives, and friends attended the Neptune election/ stated that there has been High School graduation to see 240 students (the largest graduating ____ PROPERTY RECONDITIONING class) receive their diplomas at the Ocean Grove Auditorium, on June a magnificant increase in the num­ HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLIES 14th. It was a lovely commencement with the girls so attractive in their ber of Bibles and Testaments cir­ OF COURSE YOU WANT THE BEST AND MOST REASONABLE white caps and’growns .carrying red roses, and the boys handsome in culated in Monmouth County this Get it at the their black caps and gowns. Judith Myers, Ben Dunn, and Shirley Patter­ year over last year. v- THE WM. R. HOGG COMPANY, INC. son gave short but excellent speeches, Kathy KuBter gave a vocal solo.arid Richie Eittreim was accompanist, arid the whole impressive ■ - > ;:;>v• ' SHORE RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT CO. PLUMBING : HEATING AIR-CONDITIONING ceremony lasted'a little over one hour. . We salute you high school grad­ Here’s a thought for June brides: SHEET METAL WORK — KITCHEN MODERNIZATION uates, and wish you the best in the years to come. Of the National If you own tl4 S. Savings Bonds,, Kitchen Equipment and Furniture Honor Society group from the Hills, Ben Dunn was treasurer and remember to have them reissued in;, HOTEL, RESTAURANT and KITCHEN SUPPLIES Over Sixty Years Fourth and'. Railroad Aves Richie Eittreim, Judy Myers, Kathy Kuster and Elizabeth Kinsey were your married name as soon a.fter members. Ben Dimn received the Bausch and Lomb award, and Ocean Telephone PRospect 6-1147 of Service In Asbiiry Park, N. J. the. wedding as possible. ' ;; Monmouth County Dial PRospect 5-3193 Grove Woman’s Club award; Judy Myers the Ocean Grove Woman’s: 11-15 S. Main Street Opposite Main Avenue Gates • Club award; Richie Eittreim, the Harry Rosenstein award and the Nor­ man S. .Hill medal. Some of the. others graduating from the Hills were LEGAL NOTICES ALUMINUM PRODUCTS GARAGE — STORAGE Don Bryker, Barbara Evers, Ronnie Johnson,< Nick Migliaecio, Harry ORDINANCE No. 642 . Mills, Carolyn Moen,- Ginny Osborn,. Ruthie Oberhauser and Cheryl TOWNSHIP OP NEPTUNE IN THE EMIL FORTUNATO Seeds. "' . : ; COUNTY OF MONMOUTH WINOOWSEAL PRODUCTS: Also on that Friday night, the Shark River Hills Beach Corporation EMIL’S GARAGE Proprietor ' NOTICE is hereby given that at a • _ ' • Aluminum and Fiber- held that- ajinual spring meeting at the Shark - River Hills' firehouse; regular meeting of the Township Com­ G E N E R A t AUTO REP AIR S Over 30 members attended and the two popular annual affairs an­ mittee of the ^ Township of Neptune & CONSTRUCTION CO. nounced for this summer were the Beach Club dance to be held on July in tlio County o£ Monmouth,, held on. Jalousies . Body & l'«n(lcr Work • Used Cars For Sale the eighteenth day. of June, 4963, the i 1 Glasswalls 13th at the firehouse. Also,, the beach party to be held on August 3rd foIIowing;ordinance 'was introduced and “Adds to Gracious Living” Gas, Oil, Tires ■& Batteries- at the Beach Club for members- and- their friends, And the kiddies are /passed ori' first reading.: -\ . •104 Neptune Highway Additions; thrilled now the new float is launched at the river beach. Incidentally, . Said • Township Committee will meet- 1 Enclosures M'W 1300 CORLIES AVE., NEPTUNE at the Township, Headquarters, • 137 NEPTUNE, N. J. did you:see, the nice picture of the Beach Club in the Asbury Park Press South Main Street* Neptune, New Jer­ PR G-7455 — Free Estimates General Remodeling PRospect 4-3344 Invitation Edition—and could you guess those who were in ’the picture? sey, on the second day of -July. .1903, Approximately 135 members and friends attended the SRH P.T.A. at 8;Q0 P.M.Vto consider the said ordi­ nance for final passage and adoption BAKERY — Wholesale anti Retail spring, dance at the .Sea-Girt Inn on' June ISth. Dolores Payne was and to. 'give all interested persons an Oldsmobile — Jaguar — Willy's “Jeep” Sales and Service chairman of ;this “funderful” evening and Mr. and Mrs. James Orr and opportunity to be heard concerning the • COMPLETE LINE Johnson’s Oldsmobile, Inc, Mr, iind Mrs. L. Thomas Herbert; principals, attended; also Sheriff and ordinance.'-■; •,: •.• •• • .* ■ -,' Mrs. Joseph Shafto and Committeeman and Mrs. Thomas Nicol, and they AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION ELSIE LARSSEN PIES OF BAKED GOODS 86 South Main Street, Ocean Grove . • Phone: PR 5*4670 all sang; to A1 Garfall. on his: birthday at midnight, and wished Mr. 2 OF AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED —OPEN SUNDAYS— Service & Parts • “The Home, of Value-Kuted Used Cars” and Mrs. James, Ori' a very. happj[ Wedding anniversary. So another “AN ORDINANCE REGULATING successful P.T.A. year is over until fall.1 THE DISPOSAL OF SEWAGE IN • Rolls • Challes • Wedding & Birthday THE SEPTIC TANK OF THE SEW­ Phone PRospect 4-1439 24-HOUU SERVICE DATES TO REMEMBER: Friday, June 21gt, schools; close,-8-p.m., ERAGE SYSTEM OF THE NEPTUNE PASTRIES and COOKIES Neptune Intermediate School graduation. Saturday, June 22nd, first TOWNSHIP SEWERAGE DISTRICT'*,. SHAFTO’S GARAGE CORP. day of summer. Wednesday, June 26th, 8 p.m. board of education meet­ ADOPTED FEBRUARY:5, 1957. 1114 7th Avenue, Neptune • PR 4-0050 ing at Intermediate School. Thursday, June 27th, 8 p.nv.card party ' BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN­ STORAGE — BATTERY — TOWING SERVICE — REPAIRING at the-Shark Kivcr Yacht Club. Refreshments and prizes; Please bring SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN­ Corner Corlies Avenue and Main Street Neptune, N. J. your own cards, donation $1;26. . ^ ■ SHIP OF NEPTUNE,.IN THE COUNTY AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS OF’ MONMOUTH: ■; V.\.; RAMBLINGS: Ree and Bob Crelin have happy, news. Their son ’ 1. That Section 2 of an ordinance en­ PRoBpcct 5-9416 We give S & H Greeii Stamps R.M. 2 Bob Crelin, stationed in San Francisco, is engaged to be mar­ titled ."An Ordinance Regulating the HAVB RADIATORS CLEANED AND REPAIRED ried to Navy Wave-Shirley Gontz, stationed in Hawaii. They plan to Disposal .. ,, o£ Sewage in ,the Septic Tank of the Sewerage. System of the Nep- Body and Fenders ]\ic k A lllicll PaintinB NEPTUNE SHELL SERVICE CENTER be married at Lake Tnhoe in August and then travel across the country tune Township : Sewerage District’.’, R o n n i r w l Finishing and visit with the rest of the family—her family in Pennsylvania and1 adoptedadop F ebruary 5, 195?, be aiid it is Repaired w D B E t' a l i g n m e n t Free Pick Up & Delivery • Tires, Batteries, Sfiellubrication his in the Hills. Best wishes Bob and Shirley! . . ; Arlee T. Reno, Jr.- hereby, amended to read as follows: . 1906 FIRST AVENUE, ASBURT PARK Tel.. PRospect 5-3472 HIWAY 35 at DRUMMOND AVE. • NEPTUNE . Section 2. Any person, firm or cor-, niade the'.Dean’s list/in his freshman year at M.I.T., Cambridge,' Mass. poratioh‘ .engaged in cleaning and and is.now at home at 10 Fulham Place with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pari- em ptying -.septJc tan k s w ith in 'th e te r- - HEATING coast ... . Also congratulations are in order to Edward Wright (called ritorlal, limits of the .Township of Nep­ CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK tune, in the County,of Monmouth may, . Binky by his friends) who graduated from . Monmouth College with a apply to: the Police Department; of the, : OIL BURNER SERVICE bachelor of . science degree, and to Lucille Spina who graduated from said Township at No. 137 South Main FABIO BATTAGLIA JERRY WEST ALL TYPES OF HEAT , Seton Hall Univ. with a bachelor’s degree in nursing.- Street, Neptune, New Jersey, for a per­ PATIOS CEMENT BLOCKS : The Shark River Hills School library will. be open every Wednes­ mit to dispose of sewage in. the septic SIDEWALKS, CURBS Free Estimates at all timesl tank of the* said Township, pros'iidecl. SIIUFFLEBOARDS FOUNDATIONS CONCRETE BULKHEADS 24-Hour Service • day morning from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. beginning June 2fith through that no person, . firm-. or - corporation. V SEPTIC TANKS, CESSTOOLS shall be granted a permit for the dis­ 2111 B an g s Avenue, Neptune, N. J. _____ Telephone PRospect 4-009P 111 Fenchurch Way, Neptune • PRospect 4-3973 August 14th, assisted by, P.T.A. volunteers., Also the Neptune Library Is, open during the summer for both children and adults to enjoy pleas­ posal of sewage/-fluids, liquids .or ma- ;• terlals of any ;kind: whatsoever collected PLASTERING PATCHING — CONCRETE WORK urable reading—-Monday through Thursday from 2 to 5:30 p.m. and or obtained in any municipality- other MILK AND CREAM Wednesday nights from 7 to 9 p.m. . . . Ennis Piercc and friends had than the said Township of Neptune;< - fun roughing it at a.-cabin in the beautiful Stokes Forest for several 2. This ordinance, shall; take effect WILLIAM GRAY, Mason Contractor immediately. :/* ’ •;.. '. . r' ; ' •' WARDELL’S DAIRY days last week . . . ‘Janet and Bob Davis of 711 Haltbn Ct. entertained (Signed) JOSEPH WAR DELL 1707 Maxwell Dr., Walt Twp.. Beimnr. N. J. MU 1-5912 at a lovely op.n house party in. honor of 3ob Davia, Jr., after his ► M ayor DAIRY PRODUCTS graduation on June 14th. Janet was a .charming hostess despite the Attest: JOSEPH E. BENNETT Phone PRospect 4-1916 C lerk S.,DCe4L?SolS F.LnSGTSJN°ENEF ^ & i NEPTUNE, N. J. fact she cut her hand that day in her car door and required 3 stitches. -^25 $9.60 Enjoyed chatting with Eleanor Moog and the fact that her brother' *No Finer Milk Sold A nyw here" 517 Green G rove Bd., Neptune Arthur Savouth was married to-Patty Mulligan on ;june 16th at the ORDINANCE No. 643 S. MARTUSCELLI - PR 5-8539 TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE IN THE •St>: Janies Episcopal Church: iri Bradley Beach; Also a lovely tea ivas '. COUNTY OF' MONMOUTH / SNOW PLOWING 430 Westwood Place, NEPTUNE DURLING- WOOLLEY DAIRY given recently for Mrs.. Adele . Madore,: fourth grade teacher at the Shark River Hills School, at the home of Rachel Carfall. Tho fourth NOTICE is hereby given that at . a regular meeting of the Township Com­ Q u a lity Chek-D Dairy Products Tel. 775-5050 grade mothers gave Mrs. Madore a corsage and a silver bracelet en­ mittee of the .Township ■ of Neptune CARPENTER — GENERAL CONTRACTOR graved with .the dates she taught at the Mills School. . . in : the County, c»£. Monmouth,: held on Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sprirks celebrated their 38th wedding anni­ the eighteenth day lof June, -19G3,' the MOVING — STORAGE — PACKING following ordinance was; introduced..ind ■ versary on June 20th dining at the Molly Pitcher Hotel. On Wednes­ passed on :first-reading.. ' pf°sZT H. Wood and Son 10o^ mGiotee' day, they went with the-circle from the Tower Hill Presbyterian Said .Township Committee will meet “Woofl Work Is Good Work” .. . V llomc and Hotel lUpalrs . . . Rcmodelllne Church in Red Bank eating, at the Old Mill Inn and all came to the. at the Township Headquarters, 137 :'.. . . Roofing—Siding . . . House I'ainllng — Interior Uccoraline . . . Mesaa Sparks home afterwards.. And to complete the anniversary' celebra­ South Main Street, Neptune, New Jer­ Work . . . Estimates Freely Given. MAN N IN G '1- MAY FLOWER sey, on the second day of July, 1963, MOVING, STORAGE, AND CRATING tion, Lila and Ernest with a group of friends .will be dining a t. the at 8:00 P.M;,: to consider the. said ordi- ; New Construction Alterations Estimates Cheerfully Given All Trained Accredited Personnel • Low Insurtinco Rates Ocean Grove homeowners dinner tonight. ,Many more happy years to- nance for final passage and adoption • “Tho shore's Newest and most Modern Warehouses" a i^alvnice;;couple! . , •;> Corigi-atulations. to 'Mr, and M rs/ and to .give all interested persons an. 1924 lleck .Ave., Neptune, New Jersey • PRospect 4-9632 opportunity to be heard concerning the m of 424 Moore road on the birth of a baby girl on June ordinance;, y- ; .;v GUSTAV C. GROB. BUILDER r ' m • The mountain laurel in bloom in front of Mr. and Mrs. AGENTS 931 Lester Templm’s homfe on Overlook drive:- was beautiful last week.. . AN ORDINANCE rtEGULATING THE 8318 Corlies Ave,, Neptune • PR 5-5729 1 ' STORAGE OF UNLICENSED OR UN­ Melita and Harry Schuman had many houseguests last. week. Mrs. Flor­ OPERATIVE MOTOR VEHICLES, OK ALLIED ASBURT AVE. ence Mohr of Washington, D.C. (Melita’s sister) visited the family last MACHINERY, OR MATERIALS IN weeky and lastt Saturday Mrs. Peggy/Orlando and children, Kim, Rus­ THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, IN Builder, Carpenter - EDWIN NOREN VAN L IN E S - Asbury Park THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, PRospect -5-2093 sell, /Lewis, and Dina of Newark visited for the day. On Father's Day, AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR • WEBB AVE., OCEAN GROVE PR 4-6270 MOVING AND STORAGE Melita and Fred Koehler and family of Livingston were basking in THE VIOLATION THEREOF. . Alterations, Kitchen Cabinets, etc. •the sun at the river beach with the Schumans . . . . . • BE IT ORDAINED BY THE: TOWN- . ,i\ No Job too Large or Small PAINTING — DECORATING . We^jusfc heard th at Mr. ana Mrs. Harold P. Corbett and- family, SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN­ A Satisfied Customer Is My Aim ______moved from .110 Lakewood; road in February and - are now living in SHIP OF NEPTUNE, IN THE COUNTY ' Paperhanging • Taping • Interior & Exterior Painting Neptune City. Mike just graduated from Neptune High and is help- OF MONMOUTH: . 1, It shall be unlawful for ahy per­ COAL AND FUEL OIL WALTER J. ULMER, JR. ing out at th ; Cracker Barrel . . . The Ladies Auxiliary of the SRH son, firm or corporation to store or to Fire Co. haii a wonderful time at their annual dinner at Peterson's permit, cause or suffer to be stored •; tOl MAPLE AYE. NEPTUNE. N. J. PRospect 5-1764 Sunset Cabin in Lakewood on June 11th. Stella Young and Irene illes upon any Jands and premises.any ma­ chinery or building material which are Thompson Fuel Company And Pruning . PAINTING & PAPERHANGING CONTRACTORS SINCE 1938 were co-chairmen; for this affair and. others attending ;were Louise n ot In contemplation of immediate use Townsend, Dot Manz, Anne Dunne, Bettie Carter,-Harriet Brown, Betty in the construction, repair or removal, FUEL OIL WOOD AND CHARCOAL “BLUE" COAL THOMPSON & GILLAN, INC. Rizzo, Jane Sammons, Ethel Sekels, Nina Young, Helen Simmens, Dot of any: house, building ,or other struc­ Craig, Mae Lukowitz Helen Krawchuk, Betty Madden, Mary Barton, ture on said lands and premises, v-. U7 So. Main St. — MERRILL H. THOMPSON, Prop. — PR 5-2S00 DECORATING & COLOR CONSULTANTS 2. It shall be unlawful for any per­ Alice Beattie, Peggy Cramer, Marion DiFranco, Susan Dethleffs, Mar- son; firm or corporation to istor‘e, . or : 47 MAIN AVE. OCEAN GROVE PR 5-6686 jone Dunfee, Bertha Deckert. Also Lee Lorenzo, Millie Henningsen, to permit, cause or suffer to be stored, DRUGS upon any lands' and premises, any m o-: PLUMBING and HEATING n ^ e3 ° Qn ’ Florence Miller. Bertha Manz, Mary .Nicholas, Verna tor vehicle which is not capable of « MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE W. B. NAGLE, Reg. Ph. Peggy Smith» Margaret Schnitzer, being presently used or operated un-- Estimates Cheerfully Given Evelyn Seeds, Mary Whitehead, Ann - Woodward, Dorothy Wilkins, less such motor vehicle is garaged. Residential & Commercial Walton, Edragene Herbert, Doris Sciincider and three guests, ; 3. • Any 'motor vshicle whteh is not ! NAGLE’S Main - Central Pharmacy capable of being used or operated is MiUie. Henningsen. gave the invocation, and' after, a delicious dinner, hereby deemed to be a motor vehicle ■ “Doctors Advise Nagle’s” __ ___ FRANK J. ECKART — PR 4-0656 they had a good time singing songs. The dinner committee was very which cannot be moved under, its own PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED ______BEST QUALITY DRUGS sorry that through an oversight they forgot to telephone. Jean Moser, power from place to place on a public 418 BURLINGTON A V E BRADLEY BEACH, N . J, highw ay. -:.-, : :v Dot Maier, and Sue^Matthew3,, but the lists somehow got ihixed up! . . . -4. The word Vstore" or ^stored’’ are DRY CLEANING x i.w0an a . Bill Morton hiad a swell weekend at Moores town, N. J.i hereby deemed to mean the keeping the ■ reunion of friends of the Y^hite ,Sands Proving Ground, when of a motor vehicle,.machinery or build- . WILLARD MOUNT - PR 4-3040 lug material upon " -■ P. O. Box 915, Asbury Park, N. J. h V j f l b°ys '™n 12 .'to-81 . The Shark River Hills -. (Signed) JOSEPH WARDELL ROOFS — SIDINGS . Mayor “ “ “ “ f for physical fitness went to. first place—Tony Barbadias Attest: JOSEPH E; BENNETT. • I’Rospect 4-1186 Electrical Contractors ••• -; • C lerk . • i- :-. ;• ./ - GENERAL ROOFING CO. Ctok and Patty^ Wa?kei'.i> aCe C*11'care^10' third place, Gary ^.—25--'- ^ - ^ -$12.64• ROBERT E. MOSER ROOFING — SIDING — GUTTERS — LEADERS v River CluVs Newsletter this ' week and! FIXTURES • WIRING • ELECTRIC HEAT COMBINATION WINDOWS FREE ESTIMATES _ FiAv* activities .are planned for. this season. This weelc- NOTICE TO BIDDERS PRospect 6-8249 1408*/; Corliea Ave., Neptune. Robert Deane end will stait the junior and senior racing events. On June 27th, come Notice 'is; hereby given that' sealed- •' 403 OAKDALE DR.. Shark River Hills, NEPTUNE proposals will be received.' publicly . and have a^good time at the Yacht Club card party at 8 p.m. with, re- opened and .read, at the office of the VARIETY STORE Township of .'Neptune Board; of; Educa­ FLORIST tion, South Main Street, Ocean. Grove, New: Jersey not later - than 8:00 P.M.. ARCADIA — The Laud of Flower* WINDOW SHADES MADE TO ORDER • r>- .^ -'■'r'- vimu -uir yuiy -ocm rTed IV DST,' June 2C,> 19G3 for furnishing and T^K,n?n.ln -‘‘-“rH ? "8-t0, bo held at 10 **«>-■ every. Wedries- delivering fuel oil to the various schools • ARCAD I A E. A. PACE 5 & 10c STORE ] and all members are welcome. The junior dances in the Township of Neptune from f.OWEIt SHOP ANI) GREKNIIOUSP. ItoBert B. Juska, Prop. July. 1. 1063 to June 30, 1964. . - PLANTS AND D1S11 GAR11F.NS, CUT FLOWERS, WEDDING VLOWERS. 49 MAIN AVE., OCEAN GROVE — P R 5-4455 other Friday'throngout the summer . . . A .Specifications may.1 be • obtained by V •COR8AGEB, FONSRAL DESIGNS, FI.OWEIIS BY WIRE L ' t A h;,llc cf Sis Grossman’s Monday aft- applying at. the office of; Secretary, - • •1 COOKMAN AVE., AH1VUTIT PARK Phone: PHO»pect t-M45 100 MAIN ST., MANASQUAN — CA 3-0224 . South Main-Street, Ocean Grove, New L S v J S mu ° ' formerly of the Hills, who now Jersey^.-' u . •:;•••• phnttinn- hvnt* *• Those, attending and having a good time The Board reserves .the right to re­ LANDSCAPING SERVICE S Z 0lre Anr Jane LeFerre, Agnes Clark, ject any or aU bids and to waive any «nI). r Heibeit, Joan Ma^za, JoAnn Beverly, Bridget Erving, Lois JjjformolJties and award bid as ,may be deemed best for the interest of LAUREL HILL NURSERY I Betty Bunting, Leah Martuscelli, Helon Young, the .Board of Education. T in s SPACE AVAILABLE Ann Tra;noz, Mary Salus and Jean. Roszel , . . Hear Pete Spaeth hurt HELEN A, QUER1NG 3425 W. BANGS AVE. NEPTUNE, N. J. : . . ' WIW464 Secretary Designing — Planting • — Selection of 700 Varieties of Shrubs (Continued on-Page 7) •—25 • n .5 2 ' vfFRIDAYi JUNE 21, 1963 OCEAN CrROYE TIAffiS and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY

elirig, general chairman of tho Country Store bazaar which 13 held in any grumbling, all because they love their neighbors and many times minimum that the local resident November. New ideas, booths, were discussed and if I were you I’d because of them A LIFE. HAS. BEEN SAVED. Their ambulances, should expect of his elected offi­ the Hills v make a notation on the calendar as one event to attend. The gals modern equipment, comes from'your donations. , (Continued from Page 6) sure enjoyed the coffee and buns served by Joan. More information V Maybe you didn’t, even know this-1—'.available to you, hospital beds, cials^- fca right arm, and hope it’s better now that the swimming season is will, come later, just enough to wet thc curiosityl wheel chairs, crutches, on loan, without charge. ' Pall Campi, Democratic County here, also “get well fast" wises to Em Schroeder . . . More about hospital auxiliaries. The Gables Auxiliary to Fitkin ■ There have been: many comments-from folks: who formerly lived in Chairman, discussed thc proposed iv‘. . Marion Ackerman visited Dee and'Jack Spaeth Monday and Tues- Hospital met at the home of Mrs. Warner Lange, 1003 Fordham Rond cities, where such, services were paid for by the governing community. establishment of a permanent coun­ ay, while her daughters' stayed at Elaine and Boy Day’s home . . ; recently. New members, Mrs. Harold Levitt and. Mrs. Robert Smith, Well, here we don’t have facilities to warrant paid First Aid men, so ,^Pat Townsend'attended Frances Hoarsley’s ’ 8th grade graduation at were welcomed to the Auxiliary. Mrs. A. Langer a n d . Mrs.- Levitt were a group such as our Neptune. First-Aid men; formed 'a sqjuad, all vol­ ty organization, hctidquarters. Cit­ •plyer’s Hall, Ft.' Monmouth, and had a swell time at the dinner aiid elected co-chairmen for the Country Store held by the Federation in unteered, studied under trained personell to. learn how best to serve 'you. ing thc growth of the Democratic fparty afterwards-at the Officer's Club June 21st. November. Twenty members attended the meeting. The “ T o y Cart” All without pay. Be glad you can share in this drive, you might have Party in Monmouth County, ho On June 14th and 16th Scoutmaster. Charles Brown and Bob Den- was-on display' at the Federation mooting and it \yas really terrific,: already used their service or may need them in tho future. This drive stated that a headquarters staffed Vbigh of SRH Boy Scout Troop: 81' helped put up tents and get things even to the doll dressed as a Volunteer., ■ . is very dear to ine, I admire and trlust these men who give so much vteady for camping- fun for. the Boy Scouts at Boy Scout Camp, For- With the children- home under foot, wondering what to do, with' lo our community! on a year-round- basis would be Iji&tburg, N.Y., this summer,. . . Barbara Evers celebrated her gradu- themselves','here’s a solution—the Neptune: Bowling Center will have- More celebrations ahead. Tomorrow Gregg Ulrich and John Trim- of great value to all local organi­ WSition by spending this week in North .Adams, Vt., visiting Mr. and Mrs. a summer bowling league open to boys and girls; It starts tomorrow, mor will have a birthday. John will he 12 years old; Ralph Cavalerie on zations . ' '. \ '• •,?S*r. Anderson with their nephew, Raymond1 Dodd, of Avon .; . . Mary June 22. Why not join and have fun with your friends. - June-24 and Glenna Pizza will be birthdaying on that day, too. ;‘:$5ane and Jim Evers were pleased to have two visits from their Ohio Among the graduates, from Monmouth :Cpllege I overlooked, was Celebrating birthdays too will be Elva Smith and Dot Nelson on In congratulating Mr.-Parks on ?li|fnniilyi Jim’s niece, Lurlirie Kull arid her fiance, Capt. Gene Maquillan, Dorothy Dcmarast, 10.Chelsea Court. Dorothy will, teach '4th grade in June 2G; (this birthday book better get straightened out) nearly over-' his nomination, Mr. Campi added, looked a few. ?f?6tationed at Maguire Air Base.' Last Sunday, Lurline’s parents, Mr. the Shark River Hills School come Sept. Another daughter; Janet, grad­ “In his analysis of the problems' Siirid Mrs. Blaisdell Kull of Wauseon, Ohio, with their other daughter, uated from Neptune High .that some; week; causing, lots of excitement Today Joe and Vivian Shafto are celebrating their 2nd wedding [Siaiira, and Mr. Kull’s mother, Mrs. Irving S. Kull of New Brunswick, in one household,-but Vnom and pop up and had a big Bar-B-Cue Sat­ anniversary, tomorrow the Kenneth Sehcaffers and the Robert Baum­ facing Neptune he lias given us kufdropped by . . . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, Kennedy of 400 Woodmere ave- urday for the two graduates. Over 50 relatives and friends attended gartners have their anniversaries; June 24, Kathy and Rut Trimmer, here tonight, this candidate has Sjue won the 1963 Oldsmobile. chanced off . for the benefit of ■ Trinity the affair. Janet'will’enter-Muhlenberg Hospital, Plainfield in Septem­ Jr. celebrate their 13th anniversary and on June 2G, Helen and Bndd clearly demonstrated his concern fu3piscopal Church building fund of Asbury Park. It was a nice wel- ber where she will, learn to. become a nurse, a most worthy career! Ladd will celebrate their anniversary. Congratulations and many more for his fellow residents and his %ome to Mrs. Kennedy, as she was received as'a communicant in this Just seems there aren’t enough nurses. Congratulations to both girls happy pages are wished to all of you in your book of memories. ‘. ; Church on May 19th. . . ; upon their chosen careers. Happy summer vacation to all of you. Remember school doors are determination and ability to get J Happy birthday , today to 5 year old/Robert'Trainor and; to Vera Among the returning.college.students is.Robert Grpokett, 104 Har­ closed—watch out for the children. See you next week,. the job done.” lOberhouser. June 22nd find. Larry Johnson and David van de.Sandc row Court, son of Mrs. R. Grookett and-grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Her­ Hn our birthday book. On Monday, happy birthday to Robert Di Frenza man Johnson. . Robert is a senior at the University of South Carolina. ■ 'v '•' ~ snnd Harry James, and happy 13th wedding anniversary wishes to Again this suminer he will serve on the stuff of Camp George Beaver, schools first.1’ (2) Bring tax-pay- ing business into Neptune, ‘'to re­ SUBSCRIBE. TO THE TIMES . Mean and David Roszel and to Marion and Jack Ackerman (all the way sponsored by the-Y.M.C.A. of Long; Branch. Robert will. be, unit coiin-. Democrats Begin $3.50 A -YEAR BY MAIL • jto Maryland) on their 19th anniversary. June,26th Sheri Measure will actor and camp, craft director. The camp is located on the site of the duce the burden-on the homeown­ 'x; six years old and Alice and Leo Dworkin will celebrate their 29th Wayside Rod and Gun Club, New Shrewsbury, which opens July t for. er.” (3) Let. the public, rather the first of four two-week periods. yedding anniversary. Have a ball 12 year old Patty Landis and Doris Campaign In Twp« than the.Committee, vote Wage and .. McCann on your birthday, and also Doris and Ken McCann will be : C ongratulations. to .Mr. and Mrs. L ionel Clay.toti, 104 Eaton Way, , iScelebrating their wedding: anniversary on June. 26th. Thursday best for on Sunday, if you recall was'Father’s Day, became the parents of a salary' increases to Township em­ Fam/ghVs Italian If.'Swishes go to 11 year old Ed Schroeder. and Dave Thompson and have ■baby girl born at Monmouth Medical/Center, Long Branch. Mighty, Adopt 8-Point Plat­ ployees arid officials. (4); Give the WMun on your wedding anniversary Ken and Dolly Johnson . . . The -■nice present for: dad and mommy as well. form Presented By taxpayers a Township Committee /^Beach Stand at the Shark River Hills Beach Club opens tomorrow The W.S.C.S. of Hamilton Church Will hold a bake sale arid a Candidate Leo Parks who will rcctfgnize and respect their RESTAURANT ;';&jrith Lollie Kondrip, who is wonderful with all of our children, and rummage sale oh June 22, that’s tomorrow. It will, begin at 9 a.m. the new float in the River, we should have our best year yet until 4 .p.m.; ir the Fellowship. Hall. Now th at housecleaning time is needs, (5) Enact qualification .'IS t the Beach Club. My “super snooper” cars are in tune now for all or has. been underway, many things are on hand and the question what NEPTUNE—At the June meet­ standards' for Township employees. PR 4-9710 • .'-Vfhe beach news—so watch out! ' • to do with' them.'.Worry no more—the rumriiage sale can use clothing, ing of the Neptune Regular Demo­ (6) Require builders to install sew­ shoes, any household items. Any donations will bo-picked, up if you cratic Club, Leo V. Parks, Demo­ ers in all new construction. (7)In~ Orders To Take Out V '. haven’t any way of getting them there. Call Kathie Bender, PR 5-5975 cratic candidate for township com­ sUre fa ir adm inistration o f‘ zoning BIltllllllllllHlllllUIIIIIIIIIIIllUJIIlltlllllllllllltinillllUlllltlltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllM IIIIM lM IIIIlllllIlllUlllltlllO or Gladys Baker, PR 5-0962. For pick up bake goods call Emily Mantzownes a t PR 4-3546. : mittee, presented an 8-point cam­ regulations. (8) Adopt, immedi­ PIZZA Now that lawn mowers are getting a workout arid you hear a paign platform containing propos­ ately, a conflict-of-interest ordi­ noise, unlike the mowers, don't think you’re hearing noises, it’s just the als which, he stated, "must be put nance,, Sandwiches — Dinners man of the house working evenings on his hobby. It’s amazing how an into effect this year if the tax bur­ ■; ALICE CHAPMAN ugly,cellar, former garage, can become a place of beauty. It really “If some of these proposals have, ■'y. 23 Ilillvicw Drive, Neptune — PRospect 5-8233 den on the Neptune homeowner is a familiar ring," Mr. Parks re­ . . ■ ■ looks great, can’t wait until it is finished. It’s a nice way to relax, a ...... good hobby and.mom gets.more dreamy, ideas after finding out how not to become unbearable.” marked, "the reason is clear: the Jumping Brook handy it is to. have a man around the house. .Stressing the need for immedi­ obvibus lack.of progress in these $ Hi, folks! Well, school is out. arid we will have our children all Remember those. envelopes you found last week about our First ate action, Mr. Parks declared that areas under the present adminis­ Sliopping Center <3lay. If your house is . anything like ours you-will now be busy keeping Aid and their request for YOUR HELP (they only ask once a year). the following steps must be taken : ‘trank of where each child should be in order to keep, up with all the Well, starting June 24 they will be around to pick up your donation. now: Cl) Defer all non-crltical tration. These, are the keys to Highway 33 — Neptune ; ^activities.'. The family car really • takes' a beating over the summer PLEASE be generous. They are all volunteer trained men who come .' 'Smonths. '■ •••' ■ y ' to you when you call for help, ANY HOUR DAY or NIGHT, without township spending. “W.e must build good, government in Neptune,, the s-' -p Twenty members of the Hamilton-Asbury Gardens Auxiliary to j ‘Fitkin Hospital attended a dessert luncheon and card party at the home ’ '|o f Mrs. Virginia Oliver, Fairview Ave. Mrs. Willard E. Smith, Mrs. ■-Fred Davison, and Mrs. C. R.. Pyott were co-hostesses, fir? At the home of Mrs. Lena Mokesay, East Lawn Drive, Mrs. Ray / Reynolds and Mrs. Gerald Sullivan were named delegates to the National Convention at a regular meeting of the Auxiliary, to the Disabled War '.'.Veterans of Asbury Park. The convention will be held in Wildwood, June i'20 and 23rd. ■%i Incentive awards have beeu presented to eight employees of tho M rm y Electronics Material Support Agency at Fort Monmouth. Ken- rneth F. Dopf, 17 Lynn Drive, was one of the recipients. This weekend many of our local dance enthusiasts will be part of dance recital which will be held at tho Spring Lake Community Thea­ tre. The pupils of Miss Bobby Mead’s Dance School will present their ^annual dance recital. The local youngsters that I am aware of arc: ^Janice Jacquemot, Sherry Cutter, Patty Vaupel, Patty and Donna f;Taylor. i Earle Bottani, Bon of Mr. a n d Mrs. A. Bottani of Coral Way, is ihome for the summer. Earle has just completed his sophomore year at ! tho University of Miami, Miami, Florida. ALL-NUMBER I Last Saturday tho Jacob family of Manor Drive had a really busy Iday. They celebrated the birthdays of two of their children. Shari, "who was 8 years old on June 17th, entertained a group of her.friends. ‘‘.Her guests were: Lisa Jensen, Laurie Mullen, Sandy Israel, Pam Mcr fjjGlew, Michael Maccia, Chris Pendelton, Angela Levinos, Billy Clanton, .-MRaymond Auferio, Diane Clement, Tommy LaBella, Ronnie.Smith, and i^Judy Danker. Brother Handy, who celebrated his 7th birthday on June ,13th, also entertained his friends. His group included: Patty Israel, • r P atsy Joe Boltz, Beth Guidotti, Pauline Lisper, Jeffrey• Rich, Lin-Boltz, da Dagestino, Marty Cutter, Joanne Storminger, Rich McGlew, and Jeffery Cozad. Mother, Ardith Jacobs, was assisted at the party by } V Mrs. Sol Israel, and Mrs. Joseph Perry, the former Carol Ann Me- Laughlin. The oversized birthday was for both children'and the deco­ rations were in the forni of rockets and outer space ideas. V; Mr. and Mrs. Richmond Trunkey have a delightful and interesting I -. house guest. Miss Nora North, who is head of Braidwood School for Deaf personal I ’> Children in Birmingham, England, is visiting for a week. Miss North | ' is in the United States for the summer to visit schools for the deaf and ! '•> to attend a Congress for Deaf Educators in Washington, D. C. Mary •J Lou’s mother, Mrs. Rose Dean, met Miss North while she was an ex- numbers "r% change teacher in London a few summers back. On Father’s Day the John C. Worthleys entertained'at a family . a cook-out at their new home, 7 Randi Way, Neptune. The guests included You will soon recoivo a now directory, .«j their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. McMasters, and set in easier to read type, which will is - 49 children, Debbie, and Richy, Mr. and Mrs. Albert King of Neptune, and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wales of East Orange. contain the new all-number listings. Audrey Pier, leader of an Intermediate Girl Scout troop, had a Court of Awards, which was held at the Hamilton Methodist Church. Tho girls had a dinner for their family and friends which they prepared themselves. After dinner, the girls received their awards. The g ir ls of tho troop who participated were: Holly Natevanko, Debbie Wright, Mary Ann D’Ambasio, Maureen Albrecht, Margie Fitzpatrick, Susan Morton, For all customers Thenew Jackie Egan, Pam Schacter, Carol Welch, Sherri Cutter, Sandy Cook, Gail Hopkins, Ida Mae Maris, Lou Ann Trunkey, Beth Conover, and whose numbers now numbers will Barbara Killed. ' begin with: begin with: Birthday wishes go this week to Ed Nalevanko, who celebrates on Beginning Saturday, June 22, a new system of tele­ the 22nd, to Jimmy Powers on the 24th and to Ann Stewart who; cele­ C A 2 ...... brates on the 25th. Happy birthday. phone numbers—known as a l l -n u m b e r c a l l in g — 2 2 2 That about does it for this week. I will sec you again next week. will go into use in Monmouth County. Eventually CA 3 ...... 2 2 3 millions of telephones, in New Jersey and the nation- CA 9 . . . , ...... 22 9 wili have all-number telephone numbers. Some people C O 4 ...... 2 6 4 GABLES Hl’-LINE” in this area already have a l l - n u m b e r c a l l in g . G l 6...... 4 4 6 MARTHA HURRY Gl 9...... 4 4 9 108 Wakefield Rond, N ep tu n e— PRospect 5-0899 Under the new plan, phone numbers will consist entirely of numbers. For example, a number such as HO 2 ...... 4 6 2 Hi, there! Well, summer is here and believe me, the ones to en­ KE 1 ...... 5 3 1 joy it are the school children. That long: awaited day when school CA 2-9970 will become 222-9970. You will, in fact, closes was yesterday. Now everyone, especially drivers of automobiles, be dialing exactly as before; only now, the letters xoill be LI 2 ...... 54 2 better slow down and watch out for the children. More bikes on the LO 6 . . . , . . . 5 6 6 streets and games of all sorts seem to include the roadways. So won't . -/.'placed by numbers. To phone simply dial ALL i you please obey the signs that say, “Stop,”, ‘‘Slow Down,” “Children ?>;.'ven digits in the number. M U 1 . . . , 6 8 J at Play”, especially in small communities. Save your impulse to speed, if you must, for the highways. Now have a happy, sane summer—lots OS 1 ...... 6 7 1 of swimming* Before you know it, September will be here. PR 4 ...... 7 7 4 Last weekend Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McCabe, Fenchurch Way, enter­ tained Mr. McCabe’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. McCabe, New York City. PR 5 .. o '. . 7 7 5 While here, his mother celebrated her birthday on Friday, If you would like PR 6 ...... 7 7 6 This past Friday a meeting of all auxiliaries to Fitkin Federation an indexed personal was held at the Ford Auditorium under the direction of Mrs. Joan Crev- SH X ...... 7 4 1 number “Blue Book" SH 7, ...... 7 4 7 for listing frequently W E 8 ...... 9 3 8 called numbers, just AREA call the Telephone ? CODE Business Office. CALL

meeting in September and the son and the most thrilling moment Priming Pocket-Size Pine W.S.C.S., fa ir July 18. MEMORIALS of the Festival program, when the Twp. Board Of Education Adopts Guests were: Miss Helen Lock­ chorus is joined by over 6,000 wood, Mrs. Ann Robinson, . Miss OCEAN GROVE—The 18- voices; ':’ si Constance Schmidt, Mrs. Hahn.and ft. Memorial Cross on; the The music to be used includes Calendar Of 185 School Days Mrs; Mildred Trahman. front, of the Auditorium will compositions by Nobel Coin, Mac- ; Others attending were: Miss be lighted the week of June fariane, -Schubert, Dilsner, Mison, NEPTUNE TWP. — The of the school day March 26 and Alice Radomski, Miss Adelaide Wil­ 22. to 29 in memory of the late Mallory, Hummel, Wilson, Blake, board of education has adopt­ schools reopen March 31. liams, Miss Sallie Heisler, Miss Howard W. : Selby, former Sinieone,. Yarroll and Handel. The ed a calendar of 185 school Both W ashington’s. Birthday Irene Worrell, Mrs. Fanny Rout- president of the Ocean Grove final rehearsal will be Sunday, June days next year, a reduction of and Memorial Day fall on a ledge, Mrs. Henry Smith, Mrs. Mar­ Camp Meeting Association by 14, on. the Auditorium platform at five days over the current Saturday next year and are garet Selfridge, Mrs. John; Rudge, his family; 2:30 .p.m.;,, . year's 190. Schools will open not school Holidays. Mrs. Wilma Moerkirk,: Mrs. Wm. The Memorial Sign on the The Festival is under the direc­ Sept, 9, th e Monday a fte r L a­ In other business Wednesday Spratt, Mrs. Henry Harley, Mrs'. Auditorium ropf is being light­ tion of Dr. and Mrs. Walter D. bor Day, and close June 17, night, the board awarded contracts Christian Schmidt Mrs. Edward ed the same week in memory' Eddowes, Ocean Grove Auditorium 1964. for electrical work in the Inter­ Emmons, Mrs,-John Babis, Mrs. of the late Lewis T. Matlack, minister of music and organist, re­ An extended holiday weekend in mediate School to Proctor Co., low Lambert Bewkes, Mrs. Raymond. by his widow, Mrs. L. T. Mat­ spectively. . . . . November is planned for students bidder at $8,812; for football sup­ Brumbaugh, Mrs. Charles Bewkes, lack, and his daughter,. Mrs. ------* ------■while teachers attend the New plies to; Bob Kislin’s inc., low bid­ Mrs. Thomas Proven, Mrs. Christo­ ■ Earl Stephenson, of Berwyn, Jersey Education Association con­ der at ?3,086;, for waterproofing pher Jones, Mrs. A. N. Metzger, -'Pa.- - Four Soloists vention Thursday and Friday, Nov. and resurfacing the Bradley Park (Continued from Page 1 ) Mrs. Etta Schnepper, Mrs. Muriel 7 and-8. Schools will remain closed School, Smith Construction Co., qua. Music Festival. She has been Westall, Mrs. Ruth Young and Mrs, the following Monday, Nov. 11, in Union Beach, at a bid of ?9,880. guest, soloist at Riverside Church in George Paterson. observance of Veterans Day. The board also, held for further New York . and The Washington 10th Dinner Tonight Thanksgiving weekend finds the. study action on a new 1963 truck (D.C.) Cathedral. Miss Matisse is OCEAN GROVE—The 10th an­ schools: closed Thursday and Fri­ heard; regularly at the Eidgewood for the building department. Ethel Harpst nual Home Owners Association din-, day; Nov. 28 and 29 An extended The board approved applications OCEAN GROVE—A luncheon at Presbyterian Church, , rier will be held tonight (Friday) Christmas vacation is planned when for the following funds under the, the Homestead Restaurant was Tenor, member of the ciuartet is in the North End .Hotel, with the schools close at the end of the day National Defense Education Act— served to' thirty-five members and Charles T. House Of Flushing, N.Y., menu served b.v' the Homestead Friday, Dee. 20, and reopen Mon­ modern foreign language, ?3727.55'; guests of the Ethel Harpst Circle, soloist: with several oratorio, so­ Restaurant.' Mys. • Howell Horne, day, Jan. G. science, $3710.26; mathematics, ending the year’s activities. cieties; orchestras, and opera com­ PRospect 4-7371, has been in charge Spring recess starts at .the end $403.03; and guidance, $18,303.10^ After .the'luncheon the circle ad- of reservations. The committee, panies. Mr. House, has. appeared journed -to the Music Room of the promises a fine dinner, good .enter­ on many radio and television pro­ North End Hotel for their final tainment and- social1 hour.., . grams and sang-.for the Armed tral offices, listing both the seven- high school’s business, education MAX if; HOLLAND, head farmer in the Department of Horticul­ digit ANC number; and the name- department,- who' told- the clubWo- ture at Rutgers University and a practitioner of the ancient Japa­ meeting of the year.Here, an­ :-ib, -Wv- Forces Network in Germany and -in' nese art of bonsai (growing tray trees), works on a 11-year-old nual reports' were • given and plans this country; j; ’ ' numeral designation iB; also includ­ men that “standards are higher .Japanese white pine which would have reached 20 feet in height for St. Paul’s Church bazaar; to be Fred Jones, a native of Missis­ ed, The table indicates - whether today than they have ever beer., under normal growing conditions. An eight-year-old Japanese red held on July 18th, were discussed. sippi and.a veteran of many Broad­ the central office is in the North requiring improved education." maple to Holland's left shows, string and stick props which force Jersey 609 area; ' Following the business meeting, way ' musicals, • is : the- Auditorium . After the installation, the, newly it to grow in the traditional bonsai shape. For Ocean Grove A. map of New Jersey, showing Mrs. William Campbell read a se­ biiritone. Mr. Jones, currently solo­ installed president announced the lection entitled, "Mama Needs.,New ist at the West End Collegiate the ,two Btea'code areas is printed home. following Committee Chairmen: ■; Shoes.!’ Postmaster Urges Resi­ Church in New York, uppearod in on, the back cover of the directory. . The Parish Religious Vacation Standing .Committees: Program, Obituaries Mrs. Homer ICresge, , retiring dent To Use Number Menotti's "The Saint of Blcccker New Jersey Bell customers, will School will begin on Monday, June Mrs., Elsie Nice; Personal Deve­ leader, gave her report and ex­ On All Correspondence Street,” Bernstein's "Candide” and begin using area codes for intra­ FRED. SIKGMUND 2-1: The Sodality will help • with lopment, Miss Katherine Eastburn; pressed her appreciation to - those the TV opera production of the’ state dialing on July 21. The use NEPTUNE—Set*vices. were held recreation, arts and crafts and OCEAN GROVE—Our five-digit Civic Participation,' Miss Virginia ! who have taken part the Inst four Mcnotti work. of area codes will double the sup­ Sunday at the Farry Memorial other projects at the school. ZIP Code is 0775G, Postmaster By­ A. Gorman;, World Affairs, Dr. years. Following Mrs. Kresge’s re­ Miss Hnivck, Miss Matisse, Mr. ply of usable telephone numbers Home, Asbury Park, for Fred Refreshments were served fol­ ron Holmes announced today.' Edith Brown; Finance, Mis3 Mar­ port, friendship gifts were ex­ House and Mr. Jones will be heard in the Garden State. . • ,Siegnnmd; 05, a resident of 704 Ei lowing the meeting. Cynthia Rueg- "Everyone in Ocean Grove will garet Phelan; Legislation; Mrs. changed. The-meeting was closed in solos and group numbers and - ■ * —■ Lawn Drive, who died in Lower segger, Susan and Margaret Reilly use this ZIP Code on all their cor­ Marguerite Appleby; Membership, With:a prayer by Ml’sv Krcsge. will, joiii the Auditorium Choir of Bucks County Hospital, Bristol, Pa. headed .the commiltec, respondence to: speed mail deliver­ Mrs. Elizabeth Berking; Public Re­ Those present were: Mrs. Alice 250 voices in anthems. They will Interment, was'in Monmouth Mem­ ies and reduce the chance of mis-' Miss Watson lations, Mrs.; Clarai Bielefeld. Bean, Miss Ruth Dowling; Mrs. also ' sing Sunday afternoon' re­ (Continued from Page 1) orial Park. Dinner Cancels Meeting sent, mail,” Postmster Holmes said; Special Committees: Editor,. Geo. D. Cannon, Mrs. Homer, citals a t. The Tabernacle on the er, Bradley Beach,,' corresponding ;• Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Z IP Code, the Post Office D epart­ "New Jersey Business Woman”, ICresge, Mrs.' Clifford Kuneitel. Mrs. campgrounds;; secretary. • Alice K.. Siegmutid; a son, Carlton : NEPTUNE—The 8th Annual Re­ ment’s, revolutionary new system Miss Suzanne Di Salvo; Emblem, Edwin Forrest Hann, Mrs, Andrew F.-Siegmund, Ocean Township; a publican Finance Committee Din-, of improved mail dispatch and de­ Miss Katherine Eastburn, per­ Mrs. Ethel Barnett; Historian, Mrs. Sturm, Miss Ruth Wagner, Isabel, daughter, Mrs. Frank Buy, here; ner will be held Thursday, June 27, livery, goes into effect, nationally Bell Telephone sonal development chairman, pre­ Martha Delaney; National Busi­ A. Cottrell, Mrs... Susan Thomas, a sister, Miss Margaret Siegmund, at the Monmouth Hotel, Spring on July 1. sented. a $200 sc h o larsh ip 'g ran t ness Women's Week, Mrs. Helen Mi's.' Luella Osterloh, Mrs. Lydia , (Continued, from Page 1) '• New York City; two brothers, I.ake. Because of the. dinner, the Postmaster Holmes stressed the The introductory pag:es have been for Rider College' to Miss Shirley Crannell; Sunshine, Mrs. Janet Swartz, Mrs. George Geissler, Mrs. Frank Siegnnind, Woodhaven, N. Y. Neptune Regular Republican Club importance: of all citizens of Ocean redesigned to provide more, detail­ Davison of Neptune High School. Lanasa; Ways & Means, Miss Mar­ Jane Simmons, Mrs. Elizabeth and John Siegmund, Brooklyn, N. meeting will be cancelled. Grove learning this community’s ed information on local and long Miss Davison . was accompanied by garet Phelan;' Y ear Boole, Mrs., Campbell, Mrs. Mae Anderson, Mrs. Y.;.and five grandchildren. ------*------ZIP Code and using, it in. their re­ distance dialing. T he' list of- area Mrs.; Ann Bain, chairman of the Catherine Fisher. F. Haskard, Mrs. B. Greaves, guest, The deceased, was a past mem­ tu rn address on all correspondfence. Mrs. Jos. Fitting, Mrs. Arthur Pen­ codes for Direct Distance Dialing ber of - the Neptune Chapter 25G, In .answering mail, he said, ZIP (DDD) has been greatly expanded. CIRCLES nington, Mrs. ' Lucy Papertsian, Complete line of O.E.S., a member of the First Codes taken from return addresses A table of. New Jersey Bell cen- Mrs. Florence Mickens, Mrs. Ella EVERGREENS — SHRUBS Baptist Church, Asbury Park, and on incoming mail should be used. STUMPY’S ORNAMENTAL TREES Syron, Mrs. Florence B. Hill, Miss the. Asbury Park Lodge 142, F& Rela Harrison “The Z IP Code is literally the LANDSCAPE Ruth E. Lancaster, Mrs, Thomas .A m . ; : ’;' ‘V.;;.r; OCEAN GROVE—The Reta Har­ last word in mail, addressing,” Mr. MOTORCYCLES . DESIGNING L. Burch, Mrs, Rose Brsmweiler, WHOLESALE • . RETAIL • rison Circle held a luncheon at Holmes said. “It should follow the COAL & Mrs. Dorothea Bush, Mrs, Lillian (Formerly from Hackcnsack) • V • • — Day’s,on Monday with 17 members city and state in addresses.”. FUEL OIL M. Lone, Mrs, Mae Buller, Miss and four guests attending. Poems He cited this example of th’e 1S07 Highway 35 ' m w i nruuTc Muriel Day, Anna . S. .Bier, Mrs. Highway 35 & 3rd Ave. were read by the membors of the proper use of ZIP Code; (Shark River Islands) 1 4 PRotpsct 6- Mrs. James Hess Elizabeth Geiger, Mrs. Elizabeth NEPTUNE CITY committee, in charge—Miss Sophie Byron Holmes Christie, Mrs. Mabel Erdmann. “ 7 1 7 2 Vincent, Mrs. Mabel Hodgsdii ana Postmaster, . PR 4-5352 NEPTUNE, N. J. ■ Mrs. James Hahn. The new circle U. S. Post Office Residence —; 95 Broadway • Lots of Used O.H.V. Harley leader, Mrs; Earl Height, was in­ Ocean Grove, N. J., 0775G SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES Ocean Grove — PR -1-2590 Davidson and Parts troduced. Gifts of appreciation The new ZIP Code plan, Mr. NEPTUNE — The June meeting $3.50 A YEAR BY MAIL • Servicc and Repairs , AD^Haoan of the West Giove W.S.C.S. was were presented to the class teacher, Holmes said, for the first time will Mrs. II. T. Englehart, and the re­ ------* ----- — Oil held Tuesday night at the church. permit the Post Office Department Phone 776-5514 NURSERIES MVS'. Arthur Lusey presided over tiring circle leader, Mrs. Hahn. to short-cut repeated address read­ Burner A sbury Circle & Hwy. #35, Neptune Those present were Sirs. Edna the business meeting. She an­ List Chairmen ing. Service nounced an Officer Training Ses­ Crump, Mrs. Fred Royal-, Miss Ber­ “The address on mail must often 24 Hours sion to be hold Monday, June 2>lth, tha Munson, Mrs.. Charles Bilms, be read as many as eight or ten Miss Ethel Vanck,' Mrs. Edward For Card Party Daily at the Hamilton Methodist Church times by postal employees,'to get it at.8 p.m. All WiS.CS. officers are Newkork, Mrs. Mabel 'Hodgson, to the proper destination,” Mr. Miss Florence Noble, Mrs. Frank Holy Innocents Church asked to attend. A Summer Smor- Holmes said. “Each handling slows Including Tallman, Miss Sophie Vincent, Mrs. Rosary & Altar Society the . process of mail dispatch and S unday , gasbord and Bazaar wil be held in Plans July 18 Event' the church fellowship hall on Fri­ H..-T. Englehart, Mrs. Alfred Ran­ adds, to the opportunity for human som, Miss Nellie MaeKenevaI,:Mrs. efror. day evening, June 28th'from 5 to NEPTUNE — The third annual 7 p.m. William Smith,-Mrs. Samuel Trus- '“With ZIP Code, a clerk needs cott, Mrs. Leonard Decker, -Mrs; summer card party, sponsored .by “Where One Finds The Mrs. James Hess; newly elected only to glance at the code to know the Rosary and Altar Society, of Unexpected I” All typn & llxei, Vi" to New Brunswick District Secretary James Hahn, Mrs. Walter Haley, immediately to what national area, Mrs. John Babis, Mrs. Henry An­ Holy Innocents Roman Catholic state and post office the letter is 8", cut and threaded. Also of Christian Social Relations, was Church is to be held at the Monte the guest speaker. Mrs. Hess ex­ derson and Mrs. Earl Height. destined, and to speed it on jits way; SHELL CRAFT valves and fittings. Carlo Pool, Asbury Park, July 18, cutting up to 24 hours off the time plained the meaning and function An Aquacade produced and directed sof■ Christian Social Relations in Edna Bradley between deposit and delivery.” HOBBY SHOP OCEAN GROVE — The annual by the ' well-known Richard E. ■ .' Mr. Holmes said that when ZIP the church and stressed the need Steadman of Deal, will again high­ GIFTS • FREE INSTRUCTIONS for all women to work for world meeting-social of the Edna Brad­ Code is in full swing, the United Shell Jewelry • Fish •Plumbing Fixtures •N o t Water ley ..Circle was held at St,: Elmo light the party. Mr. Steadman, for­ Scale Comtes • Plastic peace. She cited ways in which the States will have "the most modern Flower* Heaters • Bailer* (gas v otlf Hotel, Monday at 12:30 p.m. Four­ mer coach of swimming at Colum­ system of mail distribution find de­ • Radiators society can take an active part in bia: University, ’ is presently, swim­ 70 MAIN AVENUE this program in • the local church teen members and six visitors were- livery in existence.” present. Greetings were extended ming instructor ‘ at Deal Casino. OCEAN GROVE by observing special days such as Rev. Janies A. Reilly, pastor of Independence Day, Labor Day, by Mrs. Edward Devonshire, lead­ V A N CLEVE »Tc er, and Mr. DaVis, proprietor. The Holy Innocents Church and Spir­ Christian Education Week, Race Redeemer Has 120 Neptiine H'way #35 prayer was offered, by Mrs. M ar­ itual Director of the-Rosary-Altar OCEAN GttvVS Relations Sunday, etc. and plan­ garet McVoy. Every lady received Society, is honorary chairman of NEPTUNE ning special programs for these oc­ Vacation School favors. Gifts- were presented to the card party. PR 4-0600 casions, also by reading and keep­ NURSING Mrs. Devonshire, leader for four General chairmen are Mrs. Fred ing informed about world conditions 0. Braun and Mrs. Joseph J. Mar­ NEPTUNE—Redeemer Lutheran :—especially urging the members years,-and^o Miss Wilson, teacher, Church is sponsoring its first Vaca: HOME mora, Jr, 6S CLARK AVE. • PR 5-0554 of the'circle more than nine years. tion Church School beginning: on to read “The Desegregated Heart” Assisting as , committee chair­ (BTATK MCENSBD) by Sara Patton Boyle. Mrs. Raymond Mowbray addressed June 24th and continuing through men are M r^ Albert Mazerelle and • Reasonable Rates,. Refreshments were served by the group with a topic entitled, “My July 3rd. Classes will meet from Art Gallery".' A trio which consist­ Mrs. Carleton S. White, off-premise • Newly Renovated Mrs. Joseph Moore, Mrs. Charles raffle; Mrs. Robert D. Rich and 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. each day, Mon­ • 24-Hr. R.N, Coverage Egan and Mrs. Charles Haas. ed, of .Mrs. M. Cheever, Mrs, E. day through Friday of the first Brubaker and Miss '.C; Wilson fur­ Mrs. William Clark, on .premise raf­ • Ditbetics -— Cardiacs fle; Mrs. Joseph Roma arid Mrs. week and; Monday through Wednes­ • Convalescents — Post- nished unusual music .on their spe: day the second week. This year the John Corcoran, - tickets; Mrs. Rob­ Operative Church Sodality cial instruments (auto harps and theme will -he. • % ord; Teach; ITs. To guitar-zither). The occasion ended ert Carroll and Mrs. John Faugli- nan, door prizes; Mrs, Charles Mar- Pray.” There will be games, hand­ with, the formation of a friendship work,. singing and studies. ; To Baby Sit circle, a hymn and the. Mizpah. bene­ isca, table prizes; Mrs. Joseph Cur­ ran, publicity; Mrs. Marvin Atkin­ Vacation Church School is open and diction. Othei-3 ■ present were: to all children who are 4 through 12 NEPTUNE ~ The Sodality of son and Mrs. Robert Sherman; re­ Howard L. Smith Misses A. Nestor, E, Tippett, A. years of age. There will be advance .Holy Innocents Parish met Sunday, Quinn, It. Lancaster, B. Goodale, A. freshments; Mrs. William Morton The Hardware Store registration forchildren of the ESSO OIL BURNERS following the recitation.of the Ros- and Mrs'. Fred Maier, decorations; of Ocean Grove Pittman, and B. Reinhold, also Mes- Sunday School on Saturday, June r.ry in church. Judith Cascolla act­ Mrs.' Frank Napolitani- and- Mrs. dames L. Osterloh, II. Shepherd, A. 22nd, from 10 n.m. until noon and ed as temporary Prefect and Lois Clark, F. Richards, L. Swartz, G. Charles Menke, table items. SALES and SERVICE C'nrlo as recording secretary. Off premises raffle prizes will in­ .again on Sunday morning. p l u m Iu n g Shafer- and K. Macdonald, ■ \W e welcome ‘ the . children from . Plans, were discussed for the So- clude a 1963 Chevrolet Bel Air sta­ the com'niunity—rtbey may register TINNING and HEATING rlOity baby-sit.ting service. The tion . wagon, 1st prize; Voice of El hel Selby Monday beginning at D.*00 . a.m. members will attend several, meet- OCEAN GROVE—The Ethel Sel­ Music stereophonic consolettc, 2nd HARDWARE prize, and a silver ten and coffee Registration., fee is 25c. Due ;tq •ings in the church hull to hehr talks by Circle of St. Paul’s Church, en­ space limitatioiis,; registrations will PAINTS and OILS ■given on first aid, child cai-e; and joyed a. luncheon Tuesday at the service, 3rd prize. . An on premise close a t 100 pupils. U rge your chil­ tiv fc ty precautions. Homestead Restaurant as final raffle will be held und will include Agency; For “No Roost” Phone Today — PR 5-4600 ■ 20-40 Prospect, Asbury Park many attractive items, 'including a dren to share in this opportunity to Pigeon Repellent The group will also attend a meeting of the season. Mrs. James ' Established Over 45 Years' . ; . 1 , hand made afghan and a hand made, deepen their prayer; life; — Also — .; ’meeting: at the Frances Conva­ Hahn gave the invocation. . Hose Biiflhes. For Esso Heating Qil Burner and Weller's Esso Watchdog Service lescent Home in Neptune City to •Members presented - gifts to sweater; -.n lucoWe acquainted with the various •Jlrsi .R, A. Davison, leader; Mrs; Other features of. this , popular Seek Singers 51 Main. Avenue problems of the aged. After this Alexander Anderson, :c6-leader; and event, which .attracted,, over' 1200 (Continue^ from Page 1) OCEAN GROVE; N. J. the Sodality will begin regular Mrs. Eric Arpert, teacher. persons last year, will be door "Lord’s Prayer,” This is the most Phone PR 4-4741 reading sessions at the nursery Mrs. Davison announced the next prizes .and refreshrhents. impressive musical event of.the sea­ ...... n,sl gmnmiiUMinmimiiiuinim'UMiHtiiniiiiiniHUHig

— ■ ' • 2*2 J» 6 a = - c ( ipftiDAV, ;j1ijWe 21, OCEAN GROVE TIMES arid ifePTDNE ffiMES, TPWSH1P tiF ^ P li^ E ,; NliiW JERSEY: PAGE TEN to -the covenants, conditions, and re­ 55 EMBURY AVENUE LEGAL NOTICE strictions contained in prior ■ deeds,-af­ fecting said premises. . • •: The First Bank For Shrewsbury The DEANS OPEN ALL TEAR 1-349; :%‘y (5) The purchaser shall be required, • SHERIFF'S SALE at the time of closing, to pay, as an PRoapect 5-4076 Dining Room Air Conditioned Breakfast Served SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY. additional purchase price, a sum equal CHANCERV DIVISION to the amount of tax based, on the last MONMOUTH COUNTY, assessed valuation from the first of the : Docket No. F 2510-62 ; v; month next after the date of sale until Ocennfront LAINGDON HOTEL 2 T THE BOWERY SAVINGS BANK, a the end of the current year and also Savings Bank-of the State of New. York, all legal conveyancing fees. Any bid­ Spacious porches overlooking boardwalk and ocean. Large, Plaintiff vs:‘JAMES'V. PETTI,. JR., et der who fails to complete his purchase ux. Defendants' will forfeit to, the Township any do- airy rooms, hot and cold running water in all rooms. Rooms By virtue of a writ of execution in poslt paid. , the above, stated action to me directed, (6) The deed will contain a condi­ w ith or without private bath. All rooms newly decorated. I shall expose for sale at public ven­ tion that the lahds arid premises are to Heat for chilly days. European Plan. ' due, at the Court House in the Borough be .used for the purpose of increasing of Freehold; County of Monmouth, New the size of the adjoining property and JENNIE B. OSWALD, Owner-Mgr. Jersey, on Monday the 15th day. of July* that no single or separate dwelling can 19631 nt 2 o'clock, P.M.; Prevailing Time. be erected on this lot as a result of ALL that.tract or parcel of.land, sit­ the purchase of this property. • OVERLOOKING uate, lying and being Ih the Township (.7) .The sale of this property is sub­ of Neptune, in [County of. Monmouth, ject to confirmation by the. To;— ■*-*“ SSa?'JK»BW S T H E LINDA HOUSE THE OCEAN in the State of New Jersey;— Committee who may reject any or all KNOWN and designated as Lot No, b id s ... . •. ■ •• • s s a a S a i w m s e n u 1 in Block No; S-10-2' ort a.m ap en­ DATED; Ju n e 11, 19B3 Directly on thc oceanfront at South End Bathing titled: “Map .of By The Sea Hills, situ­ JOSEPH E. BENNETT ROOMS WITH 2 MEALS DAILY • ated in Neptune Township, Monmouth . . . Township Clerk County, N. J., Scale 1” —r SO' 2 January. —24-25 ’ ,'c $23:68 27 Ocean Ave. — Tel. 767- 5935 — Mr. & Mrs. Fred Kluender 1959" and filed In the M onmouth County C lerk's Office Jan u ary 22, 1S59 as Map ISMKSWSf'ws No. 30 in Case 62. \ : ; NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS SUBJECT to a fifteen foot drainage AND PREMISES IN THE TOWNSHIP 3 BATH AVENUE OPEN ALL YEAR Tel. PR 5-6375 easement thru said premises approxi­ OFvNEPTUNE, IN THE COUNTY mately as shown on the said Map and. OF MONMOUTH . A most cordial welcome awaits you at our house, first to the rights of persons If any in and house from Ocean, Beach and Boardwalk near North End. to the brook located on said/premises, NOTICE is hereby given that' on and. subject to restrictions and ease­ Tuesday, the Twenty-fifth day of June, Large rooms, comfortable beds, hot and cold running wa­ ments of record, If any. • 1963, at 2 P.M., at the Neptune Town­ Being commonly ,known and desig­ ship . Headquarters,' 137. South Main ter. Reasonable rates. nated as No, 704 Coral Way, Neptune, Street, Neptune, New Jersey, the Town­ NeW Jersey. . , ■ ■ . ship of Neptune, in the County of Mon­ ‘Herb’ and Edith Meyer, Owner-Managers The approximate amount of the judg­ mouth, will, offer at public sale, to the ment to be satisfied by said sale Is. the highest bidder, at a minimum sale price Corner of Heck sum of $15,000.00 together with . the of Three H undred Dollars ($300.00), all CONSTRUCTION will begin soon on this colonial design building, planned for The Central Jersey costs of . this sale. the right, title and interest of the said Bank and Trust Company by James Mancuso, Long Branch architect. Situated on an attractively _____ and Beach Aves. . JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Sheriff Township of Neptune acquired at a OLIVE HOUSE D ated Ju n e 3, 19D3- tax sale and the foreclosure of the Tax landscaped plot with 250 foot frontage on Shrewsbury Avenue and 150 foot frontage on Sycamore Samuel Sieber, Atty. .•• Title. Lien Certificate thereof in and’ Avenue, the new Central Jersey Office will provide full service banking. It will be of masonry con­ One block from the Ocean and centrally located, near restaurants and -25-28 • ..■*-v. $29.44 to the following described lands and cafeterias. Hot and cold running water in all rooms. European Plan. premises: • struction with colonial brick veneer and slate roof. In addition to providing four teller windows in the Phone PRospect 5-1188 MRS. TR1NA BRAIN ' • 1-347 "s AH. that certain plot, .piece, or "par­ bank, there will be two drive in teller windows, each with its own lane of approach, as a time saving SHERIFF'S. SALE cel of ground known and designated feature. The building is equipped with year ’round air conditioning and it will have a night depository SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY as Block 462, Lot 20, .upon. the. follow -' OUR . CHANCERY DIVISION ing terms and conditions; vault, safe deposit boxes and complete banking services as provided by all Thc Central Jersey Of­ 50th MONMOUTH COUNTY (1) Said lan d s and prem ises are to fices. A large on site parking facility will be provided for customers. Docket No. F 214B?G2 be sold for the -purpose of increasing ParkViewv t iHotel ■ i W' ■ . YEAR. JOSEPH GIRESI, et iiX, Plaintiff vs: the size of the adjoining property. 23 Seaview Ave.t _ A '■ Vaninn1'Facing Otlllg "WesleyW IIVBIbJm W fLMXUV lAkft ake . V« & _ Seaview______Ave. ALBERT PECCI, et .ux et als, defend­ (2) ' No single or separate dwelling sum .of $16,500.00 together : w ith 't h e m atter of necessity so that both can ' ants \ • • ’ can be erected on this lot- as' a result costs of this sale, One block to Asbury Pork and North End paviUon and Bathing. Capacity By virtue of .a writ of execution in of the purchase of this land and prem-' JOSEPH A. SHAFTO. Sheriff THE get to summer school. It’s rumored ■ 125. Spacious porches. Hot and cold running water In rooms. Steel Fire the above stated action to me directed, ises; . • .• ■' .' . ' D ated M ay 24, 1963 that ANNE REED hnd' RUTH Escapes. P rivate H aths. Television. Booklet. Phone 714-0524. I shall expose, for sale nt public ven­ (3). Twenty percent, (20%), of the Samuel Sieber, Atty. EUROPEAN PL/VN JOSEPn II. and ETHEL s. HEMPHILL due, at the Court House in the Borough purchase money to be paid at the time 24-27 . v $35.52 MILLER are jealous of LESLIE.' o f Freehold, County of-Monmouth, New the property is struck off. If the money, BEACHCOMBER Jersey, on Monday tne 15th day of July, is not. paid at-that time, the property TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE IN You can be certain that GEORGE may be put up and re-sold immedi­ THE COUNTY OF MON­ Just as the present top tune says Season 1963. at .2 o'clock, P.M. Prevailing Time. MOUTH, KOPP has no more desire to ride May To ALL that certain tract or parcel of ately. The balance to be paid within Summer’s Ideally. Cornin'” anci Phone land and premises, hereinafter particu­ sixty days upon delivery of a Bargain the "Crippler.” GEORGE can ba October larly described, situate lying and being- and Sale Deed. PATCO HOMES, INC., a cor­ your Beachcomber has returned to V74-9Boi774-9884 —------— (4) Said lands and premises ore. to poration of the State of .New seen almost anytime in the vicinity in the Borough of Bradley Beach, in join you once again for sun and fun Ocean front, European. All rooms have innerspring mattresses, hot the County of Monmouth and State be sold subject' to all municipal, state, jersey,. II. THOMAS CARR, of . JEAN ANN (I’m a Wuitress o f . New Jersey, v • / • • . and federal . ordinances, statutes and PULASKI SAVINGS AND here in Ocean Grove. Despite dis­ & cold running water, many with private baths & lavatories. Free . BEING lot Number -fiftyrtwo on a regulations ■ affecting, the .use of the LOAN ASSOCIATION, CAR­ now) JACKSON. Is PAUL HART­ Bathing for Guests, Week or Longer. Anna & Miles Lagcveen, Owners map of lots of property belonging -to said lands and ' premises,, and, subject MEN SPARACO, ROBERT Si mal weather, we were quite pleased MAN out of the picture so early William B. Bradncr, made by William to the' covenants,: conditions, and rer LANKIN, t/a GLIDE AWAY ORDER A. Kipp, Lfth;, Newark. N. J.,- fronting sttictions contained in prior deeds af­ DOOR AND CONSTRUCTION to see so many , familiar .faces on in the season ? on the northerly side of Newark Ave­ fecting, said premises. CO., OLIVER BROS., MANZO the sands during the first few days W ith all those high schcfol grad­ nue as laid out on said plan; and de­ (5) The purchaser shall be required, CONTRACTING CO., INC., The Wesley Hotel scribed as follows: • at the time of closing, to. pay as an STANDARD SUPPLY CO., of the new, season. The beat days uations last week, we couldn’t tell " HL-- i 4 BEGINNING at a point oh the north­ additional purchase price, .a sum equal INC., • . are yet to come and this column Corner Central and Webb Avenues • 2 Short Blocks to Reach erly side of said Newark Avenue dis­ to the, amount of tax based on the last Owners and parties in which girl TED KRESGE was All outside attractive rooms with running water. Efficiencies. Spacious porch tant easterly sixty-six feet and two assessed valuation from the first of the Interest. will post you on the news you might with—there were so many! We thirds of a foot from the corner formed month next after the date of sale, until and lobby with TV. Families welcome. Moderate rates. by the intersection of said Newark Ave­ the end of the current year and also not otherwise hear. heard at DON MINION’S gradua­ BREAKFAST SERVED all legal conveyancing fees.. Any bid­ IN THE MATTER OF THE STRUC­ PR ospect 6-9704 ______.______L. A. FOSTER nue with Central Avenue, as delineated TURE SITUATE ON THE PREMISES Beachmaster CITTO STOLL has on said plan; thence running east thir­ der who falls to complete his purchase tion party that he is going steady will forfeit to the Township any de­ KNOWN AS BLOCK S-10-1, LOT 9, 6 Atlantic Avenue,, Ocean view. ty-three and one third feet; to an iron on a map entitled “MAP OF TIDAL again' provided us with lifeguards with DIANNE ROLLElt—and aft­ -pipe, thence North' 23 degrees East posit paid..; •’=' vv-•• Hot and cold . running water, 51.75 feet to an iron pipe, thence. North (6) T he deed w ill contain n , condi­ PROJECT TWP. OF NEPTUNE, who ' are both rugged and hand­ er only one date. Our nomination tion. that the lands and premises are to MONMOUTH CO., N. J. SCALE 1" — THE AURORA European plan only. 67 degrees W est 33.33 feet to an iron 60% DECEMBER 15, 1955, The Birdsall some. We hope the girls will all MRS. FRANK IVES BULL pipe thence so u th -23 degrees w est 51.75 be used for the purpose of increasing for the most eligible bachelor of . Telephone PRospect 5-5579 the size of the adjoining property, and Corp.,” In the TOWNSHIP OF NEP­ thanli OTTO for his fine selections. feet to an iron pipe: in the- Northerly TUNE IN THE COUNTY OF MON­ the season is FRED (I got my Cor­ line of Newark Avenue and the point that no single or separate dwelling can 117-19 Broadw ay, corner of Beach. One "block be erected on this lot as a result Of MOUTH, WHICH MAP WAS FILED Joining Capt. BUSTER STOLL, and vette) RENNAKER. from South End pavilion. Overlooking ocean, or place of Beginning. ' IN THE MONMOUTH COUNTY BEING the same ‘ premises conveyed the purchase of this property.' veterans BILLY JACKSON and lake & shufflebOard.' Furnished rooms with (?) The sale of this property is sub­ CLERK’S OFFICE DECEMBER 27, A large gap has to be filled at BROADWAY to Joseph Giresl and Nancy Giresi. liis 1955, CASE 46, SECTION #23. _housekeepingDUUacAkvii.Mii ,------„nn, enfiennprivileges...... MJlS, Innerspring c> Lp SEvERS Mat* wife, by Michael Ackaway et’als by ject to ' confirmation by the Township RICK DAVIES at the north End North End if it’s true that JULIUS tresses. Hot & cold runningrunn water in rooms. 39th season. deed dated May • 29, 1950 and recorded Committee who may reject any or all 3 DICK MANLEY, DOUG in. the Monmouth County Clerk’s Office bids TAKE NOTICE that the Township FIORELLO will not be seen this 24 Ocean Pathway,- one block from boardwalk; in Book 2258 of Deeds for said County DATED; J u n e -11. 1903 Committee of the Township of Neptune BLANCHARD and EM SIBTT year. Is brother DOUGLAS going private baths, first floor: rooms. OPEN ALL on Page 312 &c. .JOSEPH E. BENNETT In the County of. Monmouth of the 1-FrJgidaire, I-Servol, 1-SIlcer, 1- Township Clerk State of New Jersey, at a hearing held WHITE. .At South. End, ,DAVf. to try? This might also explain BELLAIRE YEAR. Meals served to permanent guests. —24-25; . •. /, $23:68 on the. 7th day of May. 1963, Ot eight Steam Table, 1-Boiler, all tables, all (I'm Captain again) SIIOTWELL the mysterious absence of CAROL PR 5-1674 Mr. and Mrs. Haig Hammalian, Owner-Mgt. awnings, all dishes, 1-counfer, 1-Soda o’clock P.M., ot the municipal offices Box, 1-Grille, all beds, all chests, all 1-332 :• 137 South Main Street, Neptune Town­ is overseeting LOU MITCHELL, DODD. 7 Bath. Ave., 4 houses Irom Beach, overlooking chairs, all screens, all pots Sc pahs. SIIER IFF’S SALE ship, New Jersey, found that the struc­ ALBIE STRASBERGER, HARRY ocean. Rooms only, cheerful, comfortable. Hot and Being commonly: known and desig-. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY ture upon the above described premises The new crew at the Homestead cold water in all rooms. nated-as No. 220 N ew ark Avenue; B rad­ CHANCERY DIVISION was unfit for human habitation, and on EICHHORN, RONNY PETTITE CAROLINE the 3rd day of Ju n e, 1963,. ordered th a t is mostly from Pennsylvania teach­ MR8; C. NYDAM, Owner ley. Beach, New Jersey. MONMOUTH COUNTY ' PROBpfeCt 6-8346 The approximate amount of the judg­ D ocket No. F 2008-62 v tlie owners and anyone having an in­ and BUDDY (I’m a big boy now) ers’ colleges. Most of the sweat­ ment to be satisfied by satd sale is FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN AS­ terest in said premises repair the satd STOLL. 43 Webb Ave., Cor. Central Ave., the Sum of $5,000.00 together with the SOCIATION OF EAST PATERSON. building within sixty- v2C) days of the shirts read Slippery Rock, Strouds­ rooms with community kitchen, costs of this.Sale. N. ; J., a Corporation of the' State of date of the Order, and further ordered Also seen on the beaches are AU- burg, Mansfield, California State, JOSEPH A. SHAFTO. Sheriff that in the event repairs were not made CENTRAL HOUSE convenient to beach,, stores and New Jersey, Plaintiff vs: MARTIN in accordance with, the Building Code GIE STOLL and his umbrella crew W. Leeming, Prop. Dated June 0. 1DB3 GREENBLATT, et ux,-et als, Defend­ Westchester, ctc. Wo will try to all attractions. PR 4-7826. Krugman Chapnlck, Attys. an ts • : . •- : and other ordinances and' requirements of DAVID (I’ll be bigger than my —25-28 $42.24 of the Township of Neptune and the fill in the names during the next B y v irtu e ol a ivrlt of execution in State of New Jersey, that the said brother MITCHELL, JOE ROL­ 9 Ocean Ave., rooms with and without pri­ the .above stated action . to me di­ structure be removed or demolished. few weeks so be friendly on the vate baths, directly at ocean front and STATE OF NEW JERSEY. • DEPART­ rected, I shall expose fof sole at pub­ LER, MARK HANCOX and . AN­ MENT OF BANKING AND INSUR- lic vendue, at the Court House .in the In, the event this is not done, the beach girls. Some of the other new CHALFONTE Boardwalk;' also basement .apartment. Township Committee might cause the DREW (Ironhead) STRASBER­ ANCE.-Trenton, May 28i 1963. WHERE­ Borough of Freehold, County of Mon­ said building. to be removed or* de­ ones- are' wearing football jerseys P R 5-4780 Wm. H. and Helen D. Guy, Ownership-Management AS,-The Millers ,Mutual Fire Insurance mouth, New Jersey, on Monday the 8th Company, located at Fort Worth in the d ay of July, 1963, at 2 o'clock, i?.M. molished..' * GER. and we make no promises on them. State of Texas has filed in this Depart­ Prevailing’ Time. It was further ordered that the. costa Many Ocean Grove bathers will S3 Atlantic Av ocean and facing Lake, hot and cold hereby certify that said Company is moUth County, New Jersey Scale 1" — THE COUNTY OF MON­ do the girls have to say about that? LAKE running water in rooms. MOUTH, GILMAN, BILL (JANE SCHUY­ duly authorized to transact business 50' Feb. 12. I960” filed in the Monmouth .: —v&— What’s this about BARBARA MRS. A. HANLON in - this State ‘ in accordance with law County .Clerk’s Office June 10, . 1960 PRospect 6-7613 ESTATE OF ELIZA J. REU- LER can't come to the beach while GERSITZ having two boy friends— until May. 1, 1904. IN : WITNESS •in Case 3 Sheet 32. *•; TIIER, a/k/a ELIZA RUT­ 64 Webb Avenue WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my SUBJECT to restrictions and ease I’m gone) MARRIAT, GEORGE (I name and affixed my seal, at Trenton4 ments of record, if any. TER, ELIZABETH P. JOHN­ most girls are lucky to have one. Centrally Located the day arid vear first above written. Being commonly known and desig­ SON, MARY MILLER, ER­ broke JACKIE MEREDITH’S heart LOU MITCHELL has already got­ THE Open All Year — Home Cooking NEST PALMER, LEONA Charles R. : Howell. Commissioner of nated as No. 511 Mayfair. Lane, Neptune MATTHEWS, EARN IE RO­ again) CARRELLA and JOHN Mr. and Mr«. Fred W. MUlerlnr, Owner-Miuuier Banking and Insurance. (SEAL) . « Township; New Jersey. ten JEAN LEATHERMAN back in PRospect 5-1708 -25 -2 7 . . . $11.04 GER, LOTTIE WOODS, RUBY (shut my mouth you all) MAN­ - The approximate amount of the judg­ EVANS, LIT BROS.* GRAMA- the fold. CORLISS JOHNSON has 71 Stockton Ave.., Ocean Grove. Pros­ ment to be satisfied-by said sale is the TAN NATIONAL BANK OF LEY. FRED ' NIEDENSTEIN is NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS sum of $17,500.00 together \ With the BRONXVILLE, NEW YOftK, ORDER been inspecting nt the South End. pect 6-5674. First Floor Apts.—4-rooms AND PREMISES IN THE TOWNSHIP costs of .this sale.' ...; ...: THEODORE JANUUS and now flying a desk. The big question JOYCE and JOAN LOWRY, are and also studio. Light airy rooms with OF NEPTUNE, IN THE COUNTY JOSEPH A. SHAFTO. Sheriff ; , . OF MONMOUTH D ated May 24,. 1963 HELEN JANULIS, t/a WASH­ for ERNIE CARRELLA is whom lounging this summer. KENNY or without kitchen privileges. Mrs. Fritz Dehii Samuel Sieber, Atty. ■ . ‘ •. . INGTON FINANCE MORT­ -24-27 ...... $36.10 GAGE CO;, FIRST NATION­ to replace PAM HANCOX -with; ABRAMS will be seen on those NOTICE is hereby given that on AL IRON BANK OF MOR­ SURF, BEACH & BATH AVES. Tuesday, the Twenty-fifth day of June, RISTOWN, NEW JERSEY, are VALERIE and SUSAN the days that summer school will per­ 1963, a t-2 P.M., at the'Neptune Town­ 1-333 BEACH nAVEN NATIONAL leading contenders?. The OPEN ALL YEAR ship Headquarters, 137 South Main SHERIFF'S SALE BANK AND TRUST COM- m it. . . Street, Neptune, New Jersey, the Town­ SUPERIOR COURT OF. NEW JERSEY PANYV AND LEON F. HAR­ Hearty congratulations to BILLY CARY STONE is with us. again Winter Rates; Rooms and Efficiency Apts. PRospect 6-9724 ship of Neptune, in the County of Mon­ CHANCERY DIVISION RIS,- - • . *■ • JACKSON, BOB PONTI a n d mouth, will offer at public sale, to the . MONMOUTH COUNTY Owners and Parties in and has brougl) friend MARY EL­ highest bidder, at a minimum sale’price Docket No. F 1823-62 .'. .Interest.., DAVE SHOTWELL Who are hand­ of Three H undred D ollars ($300.00), all FIRST SAVINGS.AND LOAN ASSO LEN With her. We know it .was a. < JW * ST. ELMO HOTEL the right, title and Interest of.the said CIATION. OF EAST PATERSON, N. J., IN THE MATTER OF THE STRUC­ ing out cigars for new additions. tough year CARY but what has Township of; Neptune acquired at a a corporation of the State of New Jer­ TURE SITUATE ON THE PREMISES Greetings also to BOB KNUST Corner Main and New York Aves. tax sale and the foreclosure of the Tax sey, Plaintiff vs: DONALD GAYDICK,- KNOWN AS BLOCK 260, LOTS, 38, 39, Asbury Park got that the Grovt Title, Lien Certificate thereof in and ■ et ux, et als; Defendants and 40, in the TOWNSHIP OF NEP­ for walking the aisle last winter. Modified American & European Mabel & Geo. Davis, Proprs. to the following described lands and • By , virtue of a writ of execution in TUNE IN THE COUNTY OF MON­ hasn’t? Burning up the dogs and B reakfast 8 to 10 Sunday Dinner 12:30 to 3 P.M. prem ises: the above stated action to me di­ MOUTH, NEW JERSEY. ' Is it true; that. CAROL is soon to burgers at North End are RALEH Dinner 4:30 to 6:30 All that certain plot, piece,.or par­ rected,-1 shall expose for sale at pub­ TAKE NOTICE that the Township make ROGER ALGORE do tho cel of ground known and designated lic vendue, at the Court House in the Com m ittee of. the Tow nship of N eptune DAVISON and LARRY and we ...... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinaiiauiuli^ as Block 462, Lot 19, upon the following Borough of Freehold, County of Mori- in the County of Monmouth of the same? You might .also note the hope their wages went up. Sur­ term s and conditions: . i mouth. New Jersey, on Monday the 8th State of New Jersey, at a hearing hpld (1) Said lands and premises are- to .day of July,: 1963, .at 2 o’clock, P.M, on the 7th day. of May,- 1903. at eight ring which SUE JACKSON talked prisingly quiet thus far has been be sold for the purpose of increasing .Prevailing Time. • o’clock P.M., at the municipal offices AL JOHNSON into giving her. Is | Dine Over The Ocean the size of the. adjoining property. I ALL that tract - or parcel of .land, 137 South Main Street, Neptune Town­ LOUISE VOTERAS-^-what are you (2) No single or separate dwelling situate, lying and being in the Town­ ship, New Jersey, found that the struc­ it big enough SUE? up to? Brother BILL VOTERAS I at the Famous can be erected on this lot as a result ship of Neptune, in the County of Mon­ ture upon the above described premises . Early arrivals on the beach'were of the.purchase of this land and prem­ mouth, in the State of New Jersey;— : was unfit for human habitation, and on looks as though his many business ises, . ‘ KNOWN and designated as Lot. No. the 3rd day of June, 1963, ordered that TlMMY (I’ve been swimming (3) Twenty , percent,, (20%), of the 13 ip Block No. S-p-9.on fi map entitled; the owners and anyone having an in-, activities have been prosperous. purchase money to be paid;at. the time “Map of Story land - Estates Sec. • 5, terest in said premises demolish the sifiee April) DAVENPORT and Your Beachcomber doesn’t get the property is struck off. If the money Township of Neptune, Monmouth Coun­ said building w ithin th irty (30) days SCOOPS (I’m too educated to is.not paid-at that time, the property ty. New Jersey. Scale I'V—r 40' June 15, of the date' of the Order, and, further around so well any more ■ so we may be put up and re-sold immedi­ 3959",.filed in the Monmouth County ordered that in. the event demolition; work) ALMONY. Are you guys would like you to correspond;:'with ■; ately. The. balance to be paid within C lerk's ofTlcc in Case 07^35. of said premises is not done? by said ever'going to settle down? We sixty days upon delivery of a Bargain SUBJECT to restrictions, and ease­ owners and/or • parties having an in­ us by writing to ot'r attention c/o AT NORTH END BOARDWALK | arid Sale Deed. > ; . ments of record, . if any. ‘ terest therein within said thirty (30) might ask the same of BILL (Con­ (4) Said lands and premises are to Being commonly kripwri and desig­ days,’ then the Township .Committee The Ocean Grove Times. We would be sold subject to all municipal, state, nated as No. G Norman Drive, Neptune,. might cause the said. building to be necticut is great) BERLEW. We’re also like your nominations for the Reservations for Parties | and federal ordinances, statutes- and I removed or.deiriolishcd. glad to see JOE (.I’ve got my whis­ regulations affecting the use of the New Jersey. ' __ ; It was further ordered that the costs SPASTIC of thc year, See you on said .lands and premises, and subject The approximate amount of .the judg­ involved in this action be a municipal tle back) SIMPICINS. back :as a PKorie PRospect 4-3196 I ment to be satisfied by said sale' is the lien against, the above described prem­ the beach. ises. ;• . ' •: V- ‘ -:'V. '- member of Ocean. Grove’s.finest.. 'V . - YOUR BEACHCOMBER ^w Tm tinmiiPuininiim»iuiiimii»ii>iiiuainiiaii»iiiiuiiaiiiimiiiiaiiiiniiaiiainii»iiaii»iiaiiiiiiiiaiiaiiiiiiiiaiiaiiaiiaiug . JOSEPH E. BENNETT. Clerk Those hugs that LESLIE HY- JOSEPH WARDELL, Mayor ------* ------|iiiaiitriaiiaiiiiii'ii!iiiiiMiiiii!iMiiii>iiMaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiaiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiaiiiiiaiiiiiiiiaiiaiiiiiiii£ 24-25 V $20.48 LAS is giving ALBIE STRASBER­ BUSES TO NEW YORK CITY GER on the motor scooter are a Completes Recruit Training ■ V;- ■; 1-322■ ; ;-• ; , SHERIFF'S SALE . BARNEGAT BAY EXPRESS VIA N. J. TURNPIKE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY SAN DIEGO, CALIF.—James M. . from thc intersection of the southwest­ CHANCERY DIVISION erly side line of Fifth Avenue with tjie Brandtjen, seaman apprentice, Round MONMOUTH COUNTY southeasterly side line of Hidge Ave­ RESTAURANT > . ; D ocket No. F 2720^62 ' nue and thence (1) along th e southw est­ USN, son of Mrs. Anne Brandtjen MOHAWK SAVINGS AND LOAN ] erly side-line of Fifth Avenue, South of 8 Evergreen Ave., Neptune City, 68 MAIN AVE. • OCEAN GROVE I DAILY ASSOCIATION, a corporation of New 67 degrees - 30 minutes 15 seconds east, Jersey, .Plaintiff ,vs: C A R L . E. WOOD 50 feet; thence..(21 South 20 degrees 00 N. J., recently completed nine' (COMPLETE DINNERS . . Salads . . . Sand- | ‘ PR 5-9583 — Tickets on Sale at : ! . and PATRICIA A. WOOD, his wife De­ minutes West, 150.31 - feet; thence (3) weeks basic training at the Naval Ruth’s Stationery, 53 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove fen d an ts. - •• ' • :j,„ . 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