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T h e ASBURY PARK PUBLIC LIBRARY TIME ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY Asbury Park, Avon-by-the-Sea, Belmar, Bradley Beach, Neptune, Ocean Grove, Point Pleasant Beach, Spring Lake, Sea Girt, Wall, & Surrounding Communities Since 1875 Vol. CXXIII No. 49 Township of Neptune Thursday, December 3. 1998 USPS 402420 35 cents Bruno Student D iscusses Capabilities Awareness for in Disabilities Neptune

By Bonnie Graham Neptune - TOP was the “tops” at the Neptune Middle Ocean Grove - Alex Bruno, School. The students have Executive Director of the been offered a Tobacco Out Monmouth County Office of Prevention program that cul­ Disabilities (MCOD), was the minated in the observance of principal speaker at last the National Smoke-Out Day Saturday’s meeting of the on November 19, 1998. The Ocean Grove Home Owners Association (OGHOA). goal of TOP was to make Mr. Bruno, who has students, parents and the been afflicted with multiple community aware of the dan­ sclerosis for much of his gers of smoking and to pre­ adult life, told the home own­ vent future use. ers that the MCOD was The Neptune Middle formed in 1979. “At that time, School students have heard there was nobody for the dis­ informative intercom mes­ abled to turn to for help or sages, received literature, direction,” he said. It was out buttons and stickers about of his own personal situation, tobacco use. Additionally, a and the desire to help oth­ letter to parents requesting ers who also live with vari­ support was mailed to all ous disabilities, that his in­ volvement with this program homes. Classes were began. After serving as a awarded on the “Wear Black volunteer for seven years, he Day” . has held the post of MCOD A TOP program was Director since 1986. presented on November He mentioned that 18th and 19th. Participants nearly all government-re­ were Robert Lampinen, lated grants for the disabled Middle School Principal; Don are based upon.income. “My Hopkins, Middle School income just brought me over Vice-Principal; Mary Scott, the limit, so I was not quali­ Project TOP Teacher fied to receive this funding. I had to install my own ramp Leader; Janice Hyland, outside of my home,” he Middle School, Substance said. Abuse Coordinator; Marcus Mr. Bruno mentioned Sartor, Guest Artist and Se­ that the spirit of the law is to nior High student, and his achieve an environm ent in “High Point” band — Kevin which “reasonable consider- Kirkwood, Amos Osborn, ations/accommodations” are Jonathan Lee and Eugene made for people who are Sartor, Sr, A tobacco preven­ physically challenged. tion skit, written by Blanche These accommodations Jones, was performed by can include the installation of SADD (Students Against De­ ramps,handicapped rest­ room facilities first-floor ho­ structive Decisions) Anne tel rooms designed for Berardi, Jamie Gadaleta, handicapped clientele, ad­ Marsha Grant, Jacoby equate handicapped parking Hughes, Shawn Leydon, situated close to the en­ Sara Nealon, Grant Cham­ trance of businesses, and bers, Kyle Dahemi, Ciarra the placement of seating in Joyner, Katie Knoud, Rukaan Merritt, Vanessa Homeowners Neptune • • • • • • • 7 Holiday Tea & Chinese Auction Ocean Grove - Need time nese Auction to be held on verse offerings as antiques, prizes include a 1999 Ocean featured in the HBO film, out from the hectic holiday Sunday, December 6, at 2 two nights at various Ocean Grove beach pass. “Earthly Possessions”, co- stress of gift shopping? Or p.m. at the Parkview Inn, 23 Grove hotels and Bed and In addition to all these starring Susan Sarandon just looking for those last few Seaview Avenue, Ocean Breakfasts', dinner for two at enticements, a special bo­ and Stephen Dorff. ■ AilSMta I special gifts or stocking Grove. two of the area’s most popu­ nus will be the chance to The Swan Boat is the stuffers? Sponsored by The Citi­ lar restaurants, Snowbabies see, up close and personal. (Bsuadi (^Imma mascot and good-will am­ WAIM STREET* * BRADLEY BEACH Then indulgence is of­ zens for Wesley Lake, this and a basket of cosmetics. Ocean Grove’s newest film bassador for The Citizens for fered in the fabulous prizes, CAMERON OIAZ event promises to be one of Plus, a variety of gift cer­ star. Making her first public Wesley Lake, whose goal is thtre't Minsfhing gbout delectable desserts and holi­ the holiday season’s most tificates for food, dental treat- appearance since her film not only raising funds but day entertainment of the enjoyable happenings. ment, clothes cleaning, debut, will be the Swan Boat. also awareness of the resto- m a r y ^ ITeaandChi- Prizes include such di­ beauty shop and plumbing The boat played a float in the Continued on page 2 Monday is Date Night D ec 3 1 9 9 8 . . and heating services. Door parade and was prominently V 1 2 3 N49 what does Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa or Winter...mean to you?

Melissa Hurt 6 years old - “Christmas means to play around outside.” Syeda Bowens 7 years old - “I get lots of presents. I wait for Santa Claus.” Tyshawn Williams 7 years old - “Christmas means family.” Shaquan Hadad 8 years old - “Christmas means presents and Santa Claus.” Carl Dubuisson 6 years old - “Christmas is snowmen, presents & Santa.” Karl David Stewart-Chance 7 years old - “I like my cousins, they come from Jamaica. Snowmen, presents and Santa, too.” LJJ o Quamera Murray 2 6 years old - “I love Christmas. It is fun to get toys and eat pie. And we get a lot of gifts.” Nikko Espina 6 years old - “I love to get lots of presents from my friends & family.” Kara VanMater 6 years old - “Some of my cousins come over. We open presents and we watch TV. We play with our presents.” Princess Vinson 6 yeans old - “I like Kwanzaa, it’s fun. We play with friends." Haley Unger 6 years old - “Christmas means cold. We can make snowmen and go inside and have hot chocolate.” James Jordan 7 years old - “Christmas means Santa Claus. We open presents and eat.” Mrs. Hands’ 1st Andrew Greene Bring Back the Good Old Days 6 years old - T h e snow is cold and you can make snowmen.” Grade Class at Lauren Megill Summerfield 7 years old - “Christmas you can make snowmen.” G ive th e G ift o f Love... Alexis Caufield School, Neptune 6 years old - “Winter means a family holiday & you make and Thoughtfulness snowmen.”

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Since last C ro fts in tbe 9cm , featuring dotbes and accessories year’s event was completely to fit American Grirl and 9itty 9dby dolls. sold out, those interested in attending are encouraged to purchase their tickets, avail­ Misner Chiropractic able by advance sale only, at Gingerbreads Teas & Trea­ H galtli £entBP sures, 49 Main Avenue, Walk In Haalth Cantor Ocean Grove, and Flowers on Main, 1020 Main Street, Asbury Park. 775-5050 Menorah Why wait when you are in pain? Lighting Favorite Things • Gingerbreads • The Emt • Gifts by T ipMF Bradley Beach - The Brad­ ley Beach Decorating Com­ Office Hours: mittee is pleased to announce A M-W-F, 10 am - 1 pm & 3 pm - 7:30 pm the Borough’s annual Chanu­ Or. Kimberly L Misner Tue-Thu, closed • Sat. 10 am -12 noon HoCiday Wonderland kah Menorah Lighting to be held on Sunday, December 13 185 W. Sylvania Avenue, Neptune City at 7:30 p.m. in Riley Park. 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ART has dedicated itself to expressing the wonder and strength of cultural diversity, and has been founded with “the purpose of providing professional productions of primarily American, contemporary and classical musical and non-musical theater pieces celebrating the cultural diversity of the Asbury Park community, the people of the state of New Jersey, and the citizenry of the United States, and to developing new works oy artists of similar disposition.” In this vein, ART will be accepting scripts from a variety of playwrights. Once chosen, the playwrights will have the artistic freedom to pick the actors and directors with whom they wish to work. The works will be presented at a series of weekend productions, throughout the sum­ mer, in the Asbury Park area. Four of these vignettes will be presented each evening with The GFWC Jersey Shore Woman’s Club recently held a Luncheon and Fashion Show the audience selecting the “best” one. ART will then develop an ongoing relationship with at Deal Golf and Country Club which was attended by over 200, with club president Dee this core of writers. Anderson presiding. Pictured, back row (left to right) are Marion Slater, Margaret Freed, Showcasing strong play writing initiatives focused on diverse cultural backgrounds Rita Baume, Jean McMasters and Dorothy Smock. Bottom row (left to right) are Nancy and discovering local talent are among the goals of this series. Rajendra Maharaj, artistic Pullen, Dorothy Wilk and Mary Mockridge. The event was a huge success and raised money director of ART, stated, “We are looking for people who, as writers, have a vision of diverse to benefit the following local charities: Mercy Center, Jersey Shore Medical Center Hospice cultural understanding.” program, Monmouth/Ocean County Food Bank, Bradley Beach Food Bank, Ocean Grove He went on to say that a person doesn’t need to be a member of a minority, but should Food Pantry. Salvation Army (local). Madonna House, Early Intervention/GFWC/New Jer­ have sensitivity towards different ethnicities, genders and cultures and respect different sey State Federation W.C.Project and a scholarship to a local student. Fashions were by voices in our communities. Nanette of Point Pleasant, The event was chaired by Donna O’Brien, assisted by Rosemarie Playwrights, directors and actors interested in this project can contact ART at P.O. Box Weisner, Helen Heyniger and Ruth Kuzava. 15, 801 Bangs Avenue, Asbury Park, New Jersey 07712 or e-mail at [email protected] or by calling (732) 946-2711. Candlelight Christmas Concert at St Paul’s Ocean Grove - The Twilight Music Series of St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, New York and Embury Avenues, will present a “Carxfielight Christmas Concerf on Sunday, December 13, at 4 p.m. in the sanctuary. The program is the final event in the weekend-long Victorian Holiday Festival, spon­ sored by the Ocean Grove Area Chamber of Commerce. St. Paufs 35-voice Chancel Choir, soprano Bonnie Ayres, mezzo-soprarx) Melissa Appleby, contralto Phyllis Schultz, tenor Charles Wikter, baritone Herman Brown, the Windsor String Quartet, and harpist Marjorie Mollenaur will be featured in a program that will include excerpts from Antonio Vivaldi’s “Gtotia", George Frederic Handel’s “Messiah”, Caesar Franck’s “Gloria" and Camille Saint- Saen’s 'dhristmas Oratorio”, Thelma Rainear, SL Paul’s Director of Music, will conduct the program and provide accompaniment on the church’s Austin pipe organ. A reception will be held in Fellowship Hall immediately after the corcert. The public is cordially invited. A free-will offering may be left at the door.

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Oh, how this quote brought back memories of Christ­ mas with my family... 1 have two sisters and although we would move mountains for each other...we used to love to fight. What does Christmas Sometimes...we still do, but that’s what makes family so spe­ Hanukkah •Winter cial. You can fight, argue and walk away from each other today...and tomorrow forget all about it. That’s what real love ...or just plain really means. Accepting one another for who we really are, not who we would like each other to be. Holiday Reason Around the holidays we’d all begin to realize that if it mean to you? were not for each other, we would be quite alone and our lives would be rather empty...the fighting and arguing stopped as it does in most families. But have no fear...we’d start it up again right after Christmas...“that’s my doll...not yours”. Perhaps it was our way of saying, “I love you...but right now I don’t love myself that much.” “Christmas means to me to give hugs and giving presents and getting to experiencing the day of Jesus’ Think about someone you’ve had an argument with or birthday.” Seamus Switzer, 8 years old. perhaps a disagreement...go to them...find them and tell them it was ridiculous and their love and friendship mean “Christmas brings joy to families because the whole family comes together. I love to celebrate Jesus’ more than winning or losing or being right or wrong...tell birthday.” Kenneth Bailey, 9 years old. them it was more about what was happening in your own mind than anything they could have said or done. Give your­ “On Christmas day, I like opening presents. We also go to church on Christmas day and drink hot self that gift this holiday season. chocolate.” Terence McGill. One more thing...begin the process of internally letting yourself off the hook for all of the times you have arguments “Christmas means to me that all year you have to be a little angel and if you are, then Santa will reward with yourself... “I should have done that or why didn’t I do it you with presents. Also, your family gets together and celebrates Christmas and shares gifts and has this way”. Let your heart guide you...wisdom will prevail. very tasty and tender food.” Samantha Sakowski. What do the holidays mean to our children? We’re asking...they’re telling...and how inspiring it is to listen to “On Christmas we celebrate Jesus’ birth when we exchange gifts with friends and family and decorate these young people, who truly have the spirit of the Holi­ our tree with ornaments. It all makes me feel very happy.” Ally Kelley, 8 years old. days in their hearts. “Hello, my name is Tahlia. I am 8 years old. Christmas is a time where my family and my relatives get together at my grandmother’s house. We give and get and we love each other.” Tahlia Smoke, 8 years oid.

Footnote: This past Tuesday morning at about 6:30 a.m., “My family and I celebrate Christmas because we celebrate the thermometer was at 50° and the sun was beginning to the birth of Jesus Christ. We give gifts and get gifts. make its way above the horizon...Mother Nature gave us a Christmas is the best holiday ever.” Angela Hansen, 8 magnificent gift of color and design through contrails and years old. clouds...catch a sunrise soon, it will change the entire out­ look of your day! “Getting presents, the birth of Jesus Christ, get toys and sit on Santa’s lap and go out.” Amanda Vassallo, 8 years old. W e l c o m e to “Christmas is a time to spend with your family. Sometimes we put on music and every Christmas we go to church. We also give and receive gifts. That’s what my family is known to do.” Justin Bertelson, 8 years old.

heTIMES... “It means: A happy day. My favorite thing to do is play new at the jersey shore video games.” Patrick Bohrman, 8 years old.

“This is what Christmas means to me. It means to me spending time with family and friends, having a good I. Christmas dinner, and giving and getting Christmas gifts.” Gillian Zuszik, 8 years old. Pubfeher Editor...... Stephanie A.Smith “Chrismas is Jesus’ birthday. We celebrate by giving and Executive Editor...... Heather A.Hoermer getting gifts.” Adam Evans, 8 years old.

Contributing Editors ...... Melissa Chasinov “Christmas means a lot to me. It means that I get together Richard Gibbons with my family and celebrate.” Elizabeth Skokos. Bonnie Graham Denise Herschel “It brings the family together. We all get to sit on Santa’s lap. I like it mostly because it is Jesus’ birthday.” Bill hresge Chris Fiore, 8 years old. T om Manni Pet Editor Heidi Hillard “My family and I celebrate Christmas giving gifts and Production Lois Ellermann getting gifts. Christmas is not just about gifts, it’s Fred Harvey about getting together with your family and sharing Circulation John Robinson good times. It also means to me that Jesus has Andrews tillufsen been bom. It is a wonderful time of year for me.” Staff Photographers ___ Sundae Taylor Alexandra D’Avanzo, 8 years old. John Raines M ac Brody “Christmas is a time when my family gets together Stevie Douglas and we forget all about what we fight about. I love Second Class postage paid at Neptune, New Jersey 07753 getting together with my family.” Meg McCallum, 8 Ocean Grove

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6 at Neptune H i^ To Be Remembered By Evelyn M. Payne Ocean Grove - O’Brien Major VFW Post #2639 will hold a The Drama Troupe at Neptune High School is rehearsing for memorial service on the Ocean Grove Fishing Pier on Pearl this year’s Christmas play entitled, “Santa’s Big Trouble.” The play Harbor Day, Monday, December 7, 1998 at 11:55 a.m. tells the story about a toy maker who cannot stand the cold in the It is expected that other veterans’ groups will join VFW North Pole and wishes to work in warm weather to create a new Auxiliary president Audrey Herms at the service which will toy. The toy, named “Wonder Toy” malfunctions and almost wrecks include the floating of a wreath in honor of the 2,300 Ameri­ the shop, ^ u s giving the name to the play, “Big Trouble.” The play can servicemen who lost their lives in the surprise attack by will be presented on Saturday, December 12,1:00 p.m. in the Ridge Japanese bombers at 7:55 a.m. Hawaii time. A total of 19 Avenue School Auditorium and is sponsored by the Neptune Rec­ ships were sunk or damaged, including the battleship Ari­ reation Department with Heather Nonnenberg, a Neptune High zona in which over 1,100 sailors were entombed. School student as the director. Mrs. Virginia Lines is advisor. The attack triggered World War II which ended in The Neptune High School staff and students offer congratu­ Germany’s surrender on May 8, 1945, followed by Japan’s lations to John Amabile, Head Football Coach at Neptune, on be­ capitulation three months later. Over 16 million men and ing named the “1998 Lou Rettino High School Football Coach of women answered the country’s call to serve in the military. the Week #8” by the New York Football Giants. Coach Amabile A total of 292,131 died in combat, another 115,185 perished was selected for this award by compilation of information from a in the service for various causes, and over 670,000 suffered variety of high schools in the New York/New Jersey area by the combat wounds. Giants. For this honor, Amabile will receive a $500 donation to his The Ocean Grove Fishing Club, according to its presi­ high school football program, a certificate of recognition signed by dent, Robert Youngquist, will provide refreshments. Paul Tagliabue, NFL Commissioner, Gene Washington, NFL Di­ rector of Football Development and Jim Fassel, New York Giants Head Coach and T-shirts for all members of the football team. Avon’s Kotch Named Students v\rfio are cun'ently enrolled in Parochial schools and their parents are invited to visit Neptune High School on Tuesday, Student of the Year December 8 from 7:35 a.m. to 1:50 p.m. They will get an orienta­ tion of the high school curriculum, a tour of the school and visit New Brunswick/Red Bank - Withum, Smith & Brown, Certified Public Accountants & Consultants, have announced the addition some classes. Two Assembly programs will be held in the school of four accountants, one to their Red Bank office, Dennis W. Kotch, Paleys Receive Honors cafeteria on Wednesday, December 9. At 8:40 a.m., those stu­ For surpassing $1 million in sales, Tinton Falls MAACO who received a BS degree in Accounting from The College of New dents who made the Honor Roll for the first marking period will be Jersey, Ewing, New Jersey, and was named Institute for Manage­ Auto Painting & Bodyworks center operators Jeff and Su­ honored. At 12:20 p.m., the Renaissance Assembly, which recog­ ment Accountante’ 1998 Student of the Year, Prirx^eton Chapter san Paley received Super Bowl Championship style rings at nizes students for acarJemic achievement, good attendance and and who enjoys skiing and biking and resides in Avon, New Jer­ the chain’s recent convention in Bal Harbour, Florida. They involvement in school activities, will take place. At 7:00 p.m., the sey, and three in the New Bainswick office, who are: Robert T. are co-owners with Jeff’s parents, Ron and Maxine Paley. High School Concert Band and Chorus will present an evening of Crossan, who received a BS in Accounting from Montclair State The 46 Gilbert Street South facility was one of 95 in the ... Continued on page 15 College, Montclair, New Jersey, and who plays golf and resides in 550-franchise chain to break the million dollar barrier, two the Highlands, New Jersey; Brian Wallace, who received a BS in more than last year. 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Johnson, Director and Howard, Chairperson Jones, Scotch Pine • Balsam Fir • Colorado Blues person, states, ‘The implemen­ Joyce Cupoli, County Alliance also Grant Writer, thanks every­ tation of Project TOP was made Coordinator fund and monitor one for a “Great Year”. possible by the cooperation and Trees $19.95 & up! support of so many volunteers • 10 Second Stand Straight Tree Stand wotieng together in the interest • Water Ease Auto Tree Feeder of our youth. Mrs. Jones com­ (^ o u n J tJ u ^ J 'o lk C b d mends interest of our youth.” OsxiilLiohisiA the home Poinsettias Mrs. Jones commends the joint Boyds Bears • Ornaments 8 inch pots with 6 - 8 Blooms efforts of the Neptune Board of Education; the Middle School i Russ Animals • Antiques $12.95 or 2 for $20 Administration and staff; all Pro­ Furniture •Birdhouses • gram participants; Substance Prints' Angels • Ocean Grove Fresh Wreaths, Grave Blankets Abuse Resources, the Ameri­ . . P i T h e Collectible Plate 6 Varieties of Fresh Garlands Bradl., can Cancer Society; the Middle M«mttriui Drive Sration School Student Council; the TOP Planning Team — Mary Beach House Scott and Janice Hyland, and - 55 Olin Street Peters Farm Market the parents and community. l!|i h Ocean Grove Open 7 Days • Open Christmas Eve til 10 pm 7 7 5 - 4 4 2 8 ^ - Highway 35 Mayor James Manning, Jr. " (732)897-0911 and the Neptune Township Committee proclaimed a ‘‘Lights On Day”. They urged the com­ munity to join in this tobacco pre­ vention activity. TOP was a grant funded activity to the Neptune Munici­ pal Alliance to Prevent Alcohol­ ism and Drug Abuse. It is one A d u l t s of ten annual “drug free" Alliatxe projects. Others are STAR (Neptune Senior Center); BABES (Pre-K); Poster Contest (Elementary Schools); SNERP a v e (Summer Neighborhood Evening Recreation Program); New Beginnings (Living Word Christian Fellowship); Aware­ ness Day (Neptune Day); Project CARE Nejstune Schools eroes,txx). (Substance Abuse Resources); Taps for Choice (Centra State, all 4th Graders); arxi DWI Live

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Eatontown - The Breast Care Center of Jersey Shore Medi­ cal Center has joined forces with the Breast Cancer Advocacy Committee to offer a program on the advances in breast can­ cer biology and treatment. The lecture will be held this Satur­ day, December 5 from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in the grand ball­ room of the Sheraton Hotel, here. The program will include The P ed iatric Specialists at Jersey Shore Medical Center guest speaker Larry Norton, M.D., head of the division of Service Highlights: solid tumor on orxxrlogy. Memo­ Our smallest patients love and admire their rial Sloan-Kettering Cancer superheroes. At Jersey Shore Medical Center, • Since 1983, the only dedicated Pediatric Intensive Care Unit in Center. The cost is $10.00 and moms and dads have found some of their own. Monmouth and Ocean counties. Staffed and equipped to care for. includes a continental breakfast. the most acute and complex childhood illnesses and injuries. There is limited seating and reg­ In their eyes, real-life heroes are the istration is required. For more concerned, skillful and committed pediatric • The area’s only Level II Regional Trauma Center with Pediatric information call (732) 776-4440. specialists at Jersey Shore Medical Center. Commitment, meeting the particular needs of children through Dr. Norton is attending phy­ specialized and dedicated staff and facilities for treating the most Health care professionals who struggle fiercely sician and a member of Memo­ severe Injuries. rial Hospital and medical direc­ to diagnose and treat children's life-threatening • Over 40 pediatric specialists, including cardiologists, tor of Memorial Sloan-Kettering illnesses and injuries. Cancer Center (MSKCC), which neurologists, hematologists/oncologists, gastroenterologists, includes the Evelyn H. Lauder Parents are the first to declare that endocrinologists and infectious diseases physicians. Breast Center and the Iris Can­ Pediatrics at Jersey Shore Medical is a very • State-designated Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, recently tor D iagnostic Center. Dr. special place, with very special people ... Norton is also the director of renovated and expanded. people who are devoted exclusively to the MSKCC’s National Cancer In­ • Home of the Infant Apnea Center of New Jersey, the largest and most stitute funded specialized pro­ care of sick and injured children. experienced infant apnea program in Monmouth and Ocean counties. gram of Research Excellence in They’re right. Pediatrics at Jersey Shore Breast Cancer and chair of the • The area’s only dedicated Pediatric Same-Day Surgery Unit, Breast Committee of Cancer Medical Center. Advanced medical treatment with weekly pre-operative tours just for children, to help them and Leukemia Group B. for children. Where heroic efforts are the norm. cope with and understand their procedure. • The first and only state-designated Child Evaluation and Learning A w a rd s Disabilities Center in Monmouth and Ocean counties. Trophies For Referral to a Pecfiatrician, call G ifts • Care provided by Magnet Award-winning nurses. Plaques 7 3 2 - 7 7 6 -4 4 4 5 Expert Engraving Voted best hospital in Monmouth and Ocean Counties & Embroidery Fax us your order... by readers of the Asbury Park Press (73S) 774-0567

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recipes right from the Sea to take a run. The view is breath­ Crest Kitchen. taking and of course in the warmer If you haven’t seen the Sea months, sunbathing is at its best. Crest, why not join the Spring Breakfast and afternoon tea are Lake Inn Tour this Saturday, included along with off street park­ and treat yourself to an in­ ing and bicycles...if you choose. credible sneak peek at what Victoria Magazine calls Sea your weekend might be Crest by the Sea “a perfect ocean like...when you give yourself refuge” and Gourmet Magazine or another the fabulous gift calls it “top Choice”...we say it’s certificate. There are 11 Inns heaven on earth with a touch of el­ open for this Holiday Tour and tick­ egance. Certificate. ets are $16. Call (732) 449-0577 or Visit their website: www.seacrest Here’s a thought on how to give stop in to Thistledown Gallery at bythesea.com, or call (732) 449- this gift...include the gift certificate 1405-1 Third Avenue and purchase 9031 or 800-803-9031 for informa­ with a copy of Carol Kirby’s new your tickets there. tion, a free brochure, and to order book. Dear Diary... Food for The Sea Crest by the Sea has 11 your copy of Dear Diary...Food for Thought. beautifully decorated rooms...just Thought. This is a 205 page book filled for the two of you. Dear Diary is with diary entries from guests that When you visit the Sleigh Ride available at Sea have visited the Sea Crest over the room, complete with fireplace and Crest by the Sea last eight years. Some of the writ­ jacuzzi, you’ll wish you could stay or many fine ings are funny...others are very forever. The Queen Victoria Suite shops in the vil­ touching. Either way, it’s a nice read offers a bedroom and sitting room. lage of Spring __^ i ^ t also offers several delicious Canopy feather bed, fireplace, pri­ Lake. Barnes & vate bath with a double jacuzzi, re- Noble and En­ Brown/e Mounds "Jfrigerator and TV....sounds like core Books I heaven right? It’s pretty close! also carry this c a n ’t I Just two blocks away is the intriguing co/d milk. ThanZ Z T , T ' ^ ^ glass Of I beach, complete with a two mile hardcover Sea Crest by the Sea... his recipe. Charlie for sharing I boardwalk. Quiet enough for you to book. take a stroll or long enough for you 6 squares unsweetened 2/3 cup butter I chocolate If you could ask for just one thing created a wonderful for Christmas this year, would it be gift package: On 11/2 cups sugar a quiet, relaxing night or two away holiday gift certifi­ P cup corn syrup from home? Perhaps just for you to cates, to be re­ 2 eggs regroup and spend time reading deemed between 2 teaspoons vanilla your favorite book. Maybe a roman­ January 1 and May ^ 1/2 cups flour tic weekend that is long overdue for 15,1999, you save the two of you... 25%. For example, If you could spend some time if you purchase a walking along the beach, reflecting $200 gift certifi- / ^al) on your wonderful life...walking with cate, you only pay / your sweetheart by the light of the $150. T h a t’s a | s<^9ar, corn syrun po butter, I the Sea Just Three Houses From The silvery moon...would you ask for just great savings and i ^J’eftedchoco/ate ’ ''""'"a. and I (Sea Crest Beach...Open Year Round that tucked away in your Christmas a terrific way to ber. and salt. Add choonpH"’ A Spring Lake 6 e d Srcakfast.. tional). cnopped wa/nnto I stocking? bring in the New 'walnuts (op. Just for the two o f you You can ask and you can Year. Reserve I Drop by I For brochure & Reservations receive...the Sea Crest by the Sea quickly, as . ‘^^SreaLdTalrinJ onto (732) 449-9031 • 1 800 803-9031 is one place that you deserve to rooms fill up with I ^ '"‘^fesatssodegrei spend a few days. And...just in time this annual 19 Tuttle Avenue (732) 774-2998 for the holiday season, they have Christmas Gift Spring Lake, New Jersey 28 Woodland Avenue www.seacrestbvthesea.com Avon-hv-the-Sea. New lersev 07717

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H is to ric a l Friday. Belmar: 681-1700, Bradley Tour tickets are $50 per person Monmouth Museum: Beach: 775-6900, Neptune ($30 for 65 & older). Can be or­ Sites For info call 747-2266. Located Township: 988-8000, Neptune dered by mail or purchased the on the campus of Brookdale City: 775-1615, Ocean Grove: day of the tour. Call 224-6970 Community College, Lincroft 988-8770, Sea Girt: 449-7300, tor more information. with changing exhibitions on art, South Belmar 681-3081 Spring Neptune: Girl Scouts of Neptune/Asbury Park Service science & cultural history. Lake: 449-1234. The Red Unit will be sponsoring a blood Children’s facilities. Open from Cross: 741 -3443. The Salvation drive with the Central Jersey 10-4:30 Tues.-Sat, Sun. 1-5. Army: (908)851-9300. Blood Center of Shrevirsbury. 5 For further information call (732) p.m.- 8:45 p.m. at the Neptune 747-2266. . Allaire Village: Township Building, Township Wineries: meeting room. Donors are r Things • Decem bers Cream Ridge -rtf)- urged to set up an appointment. Joy of Christmas Past in an old Vineyards: Route 539, p o to do Call Tara Zigler 869-0511 or worid holiday tradition are de­ Della Roberts 774-4183. Walk- Box 98, Cream Ridge, New Jer­ Places picted in this seasonally deco­ ins are welcome, sey 08514. (609) 259-9797. rated 19th century village. to go Wine tasting and Gourmet December 4-5-6 December 11 Shoppe open everyday from 11 V Somerset: Country Folk Christmas Lantern Tours 6 p.m. to 6. Custom labeling, private Art 8c Craft Show. Hundreds to 8:30 p.m. Open year ‘round, tours, catered events. Call for of quality folk artisans & craft buildings open weekends: Hrs. info or to receive newsletter. Now...thru De­ vendors. Only 20 more days HI Mon.-Sat. 10-4, Sun. Noon - 4. Renault Winery: 12 North Christmas..A0-5 Saturday & cem ber 9th Sunday. Friday 5-9 p.m. Garden Rt. 524, Wall. 938-2253. Bremen Road, Frenchtown, State (Convention & Exhibit Cen­ New Jersey 08215. (609) 965- Point Pleasant Beach: Bay Head Country Accents ter. Call (248) 634-4151. December 12 1548. Minutes from the Park­ Christmas Boutique. Featuring Annual Christmas Express with way, 2 hours from New York City Decem bers Santa on board the Pine Creek Handcrafted items from local and 35 minutes from Philadel­ artists. You do not want to miss Spring Lake: v s it beauti­ Train. The last three weekends phia Wine Garden Grill open for this one of a kind Christmas ful Victorian Spring Lake & tour in December. lunch, Monday - Saturday, Boutique. Opdyke Furniture, 11 Inns & hotels in their Victo­ Museums: Gourmet Restaurant open Fri­ Route 35 South. Monday-Sat- rian Christmas Splendor. Partici­ day - Sunday. Reservations urday 9:30 a.m.- 5:30 p.m. Sun­ pating Inns include Sea Crest Allen House Holiday by the Sea, & the Evergreen Inn. suggested. Call for info. For days 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tavern Tours: Tickets are $16, and are on sale more information on Garden Tours begin hourly from 4-8 PM. December 3+ NOW! They can be purchased State Wine Growers visit them Synergetic Womyn of Ocean Grove, will be one of the juried craft- Space limited to 18 people per Spring Lake: i6th year of at some of the shops on Third on the Web at ers at the Montclair Art Guild Craft show. See December 5*’ listing. tour. Sycamore Avenue & Rt. Dickens' Classic “Scrooge”. Avenue including Thistledown www.newjerseywines.com. 35, Shrewsbury. For info call Tickets sell out by Thanksgiv­ Gallery, or call 449-0577 for 462-1466 ing so order early. Dates: De­ more information. There is a lim­ Asbury Park: Holiday Decem bers ited quantity...Purchase your Spy House Museum cember 3, 4, 5,10, 11, 12,17, Church Tour & Festive Holiday Ocean Grove: citizens for tickets NOW! Complex: 18, 19. Call 449-4530. At the Market. Featuring 8 of the city’s Wesley Lake’s Holiday Tea & Home of Penelope Stout, Mon­ Spring Lake Theatre. Spring Lake: Holiday Arts most charming churches. Tour Chinese Auction. 2 p.m at the mouth County’s first Colonist. & Crafts Show. St. Catherines begins at 11 a.m. at The Emer­ Parkview Inn. Delectable des­ School. Second & Third Av­ 119 Port Monmouth Road, Port December 4 alds & Pearls Cafe, 535 Bangs serts, holiday entertainment, enues. 10-4 p.m. Monmouth, 787-1807. Ocean Grove: celebrate Avenue. $10 day of tour or $8 door prizes. Tickets are by ad­ Red Bank: a Christm as Ocean Township His­ the season. Christmas Tree in advance. (3all 775-7676 for vance sale only and are avail­ Lighting & Caroling. Call 744- Carol presented by RTG Pro­ torical Museum, i6 3 more information. able at Gingerbreads, 49 Main 1391 for more information. ductions will play on weekends Montclair: The Montdair Art Avenue, Ocean Grove. Monmouth Road, Oakhurst. Spring Lake: Shop tir you beginning December 5 - De­ Guild’s annual Holiday Craft Lincroft: “Holiday Happen­ See December 5th listing for drop on Fridays! The night kicks cember 31. 42 Monmouth show begins December 5 - De­ ing” at Thompson Park. Holiday H o lid ^ exhibit. Aquariums off late night shopping on Fri­ Street For tickets call 219-0081. cember 6. Hillside School on arts & crafts show & sale, Old barracks Museum Jenkinson’s Aquarium: days. Most stores open til 8 p.m. Ocean Grove: Christmas Orange Road off Bloomfield kiddies crafts, too! Visits with Bazaar held by the residents of Barrack Street, Trenton, will cel­ Point Pleasant Beach is offer­ Enter free raffle when shopping Avneue. Exit 148 on the Gar­ Santa, wagon rides, toy hunts Francis Asbury Manor. Plants, ebrate its grand re-opening on ing new programs: Workshops at participating stores between den State Parkway. One of the and family entertainment. Lots 5-8 p.m. Horse and wagon rides crafts, toys, jewelry, decorations Saturday, December 12 and for the kids! Beach walks from best in the state. of fun! C ^l 842-4000 for infor­ Sunday December 13. The rib­ from 6 - 8 p.m. on Third Avenue, and attic treasures. Refresh­ mation. 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM on Sun­ ments available. 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. Decembers &6 bon cutting is set for noon on strolling carolers from 6 - 8. Neptune City: Christmas days, free but does not include 70 Stockton Avenue. Long Branch: 4th Annual Saturday. Admission is FREE. Spring Lake: Thistledown Tree Lighting, 5 p.m in Memo­ aquarium admission. For infor­ Gallery will host Artist Susan Neptune City: The Nep­ Antique & (Collectible Show. 75 Special activities for the children. rial Park- mation call (732) 899-1659. Walsh McLean while she hand tune City Seniors Club will hold antique and collectible vendors, The 40 The annual reenactment of the Ocean Township Open year ‘round. Atlantic paints Christmas ornaments. their annual Christmas Lun­ glass repair, and appraisals. member Chorus of the Atlan­ Battles of Trenton will be on De­ Sharks, Penguins, Alligators, From 3 - 5. 1405-1 Third Av­ cheon at Doolan’s Restaurant, Long Branch Middle School. tic and The Bell Choirs of the cember 26 & 27. The museum and Pacific Sharks...call for enue. 974-0376. 700 State Highway 71, Spring Call 222-0400. First Presbyterian Church of was built in 1758 by the colony feeding times. Group rates and R u m son: 2 8 th Annual Lake Heights at 12 noon. Oakhurst: Township Holi­ Matawan will perform “Christ­ of New Jersey to house British perky Penguin birthday parties. House Tour, featuring 5 distinc­ Please arrive by 11:45. day exhibit at the administratbn mas Bells are Ringing", 3 p.m. The Shrewsbury building. Theme this year is, troops during the French and Call (732) 899-1659 tor infor­ tive homes in the Rumson- Freehold: at Ocean Township High Chorale will hold a Holiday (Con­ “Ocean Township: The Rrst 150 Indian Wars. For info call (609) mation and schedules. Middletown area. Sponsored by School, West Park Avenue. All 633-2060. Neptune Library: the Visiting Nurse Association cert of the music of Vaughan years. Crafts, refreshments, your favorite holiday songs will of Central Jersey. Lunch is avail­ Williams, Gorecki, Bach, BiebI raffle for the “Stars & Stripes" Twin Lights of December 3 - Tree Trimming be sung so don’t miss this very able at Rumson Country Club and holiday Carols performed quilt handmade by the museum special Christmas show. $10 Navesink: Party for grades K-3 at 3:30. De­ or Navesink Country Club, $20 with the orchestra. 8 p.m. First quitters. 163 Monmouth Road. Adults, $8 Seniors, 16 and un­ Two beacon lighthouse is the cember 10th Holiday Reindeer. per ticket & must be prepaid. Presbyterian Church. Admission is $1. der FREE, for tickets call 264- site of the first electrically oper­ Decorate your house for the ated lighthouse in the US. Light­ holidays with this Christmas house Road, Highlands. 872- craft. Grades K-3. December Enter our holiday contest and you might win... 1814. 14th Pajama Storytime - Holi­ Sea Girt Lighthouse: day stories and maybe a sur­ A night on us ...at your Favoriteinn Enjoy the view and the tour. prise visit from Santa, ages 2-3 Located right on the ocean. 6:30 - 7 pm and ages 4 - 8 from A rom antic dinner for two... on us! Sea Girt. Open Sundays from 7:30 until 8:15 p.m. December Grand Prize: One night stay FREE at one of the participating Inns (Minimum $125) First Prize: One noon to 4 PM. 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Christmas Tea...now doesn’t that Any time is tea time and this is books and hot mitts, and perhaps put you in the holiday spirit? The the place to enjoy a spot of tea some of her delicious scones. Plus Victorian Rose Tea Room is host­ along with delicious lunch entrees for the little girls how about her first ing its very own Christmas Tea on like penne with Vodka Cream teapot? A nice tradition to begin December 19th. It’s an old fash­ sauce, a crock of onion soup or a when she is young. ioned English tea with Christmas delicious quiche. All decorated tor the holidays. Carols and Hymns for only $12.95 If you’re planning a party, have The Victorian Rose Tea Room is per person. Bring a friend or a whole it here. Peggy Beutel will create her ready to serve you and tor the set­ group of friends and enjoy the af­ famous chocolate cake that looks tings by name...High Tea...The Lady ternoon. Sing some carols and get like a teapot! For the kids, there is Margaret, Afternoon Tea...The Lady yourself in the holiday spirit. Re­ an old Victorian truck tilled with hats Kimberly, Light Afternoon Tea...The serve early as seating is limited. and gloves and they can spend the Lady Tami, Dessert Tea...The Sir You might also mark your calen­ afternoon dressing up like the Vic­ Albert and for Tea and Scones...The dar for a book signing with illustra­ torian days. Sir Joshus. tor Michal Sparks on December 8th. Open 7 days a week and re­ Enjoy afternoon tea from 1:30 until 3. Michal is the illustrator for a se­ ries of books from Harvest House, Inc. such as The Very Best Christ­ m as E ver and Let's Have a Tea Party. You’ll enjoy having tea with Michal and having your book per­ sonally signed...a nice Christmas gift tor the little girl in your life. Oh, you haven’t a clue as to what to get your very best friend tor Christmas? How about a gift certifi­ cate to the Victorian Tea Rose Room? Sounds like a winner, doesn’t it! Well, you can till the stockings with flavored teas right along with the gift certificate. But take our word for it, don't wait until Christmas to visit this place. It is a wonderful stop while you’re shop­ ping in Point Pleasant Beach. Visit f r e n c h T ft e Country Hearts, a lovely little shop V icto ria n filled with country accessories, C o u n t r y bears, bunnies, bird houses and lots T e a Higom of other interesting country items. If you need clothes for the kids and Peggy Beutel, owner, loves tea member, breakfast is served on C tu A tn e ... S p e c ia ls and everything about it. She is be­ the weekends. Call tor more Tuesday...Buy One H igh Tea & get tor you...Sarah’s Kiddles and coming quite the expert...in fact you information at (732) a t the ie n e y ih o re the second one at 1/2 price Bernadette’s are right around the 701-0900. The Victo- ^ Wednesday...Buy One Afternoon Tea corner. Tree trimming is a one stop can e mail her at peggytea® Serving Thinner & get the second one at 1/2 price shopping spree at Point Hardware thecore.com, and chat with her rian Rose Tea Room j 7 "Dayi a U/eek Scones • Soups • Pasta • Tea and if you’re searching tor antiques, about recipes, specialty teas and is located at 619**'*^*^’*®^ Sanduiches • Private Parties • G ft Baskets go to The Point Pleasant Emporium you can also exchange ideas about Arnold Avenue, - from s p.m. at the corner of Trenton and Bay Av­ tea rooms. Point Pleasant ‘ IJve Blues enues. At their new location, Pome­ Ladies, tor your holiday gift giv­ Beach. on Fridays eySundcys from 7 - 10 p.m . r l J^nii'Time ^ granate has more room for their an­ ing list and even tor your own list, ‘Ti'ii‘Tim e... ^ (7 3 2 .) 0 8 0 -682^ tiques, fresh flowers and their deli­ cut this page out and pin it to your Open 7 Days l cious chocolate truffles. When refrigerator. Let your husband know Cujun 619 .Arnold .Avenue you’re finished, go back and sit a that you would like a gift basket from i c h ^ ^ spell at the Victorian Rose Tea Major Credit Cards Accepted Point Pleasant Beach The Victorian Rose Tea Room. 1 Room. Enjoy the specials on Tues­ Peggy will create a beautiful gift 1102.1^1 ver 'p.oab^ • f e l m a r k . 701-0900 i day & Wednesdays...bring a friend containing a teapot, cups, teas, and save! . Hoilday | , Open Everyday Parties.!. » Coufcrnkw-RV-TMt • for PIZZA 6HODPE Lunch & Dinner “Where Quality Eat in...Take out... is a Bargain at Any Price” Tex or Mex... Hom e of the Personal Size Pizza CaU Ahead Se Lunch Will be CjlfiOtii/e Antiques. Collectihles.Unique Gifts, • Toppings Galore • Crafl.s... Tea Room & more. Ready When you Arrive I CcMOdpoKM (3uiSik£ Browse, shop and relax over lunch Stone - Baked the O ld Fashioned Way... 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I Ypia" DelcmliLT 'I. 60 Main Avenue G a fh 776-6671 Corner o f 515 Sylvania Avenue 1321 Thtr*( Avenue LaT E Cantina X. • M E X Pilgrim Pathway (732) 502-4455 Avon-by-the-Sea Highway 38 West Sylvania Avenue Spring • 4491909 Ocean Grove 10 Main Street • Bradley Beach IWWVWW Neptune City « Malor Credit Cards VISA A MeislerCzird ctocepieM Americaii l^akeshop's A Chocolate ..Puily Cirind .V In Time n, Lover’s Paradise Great 6clection of Homemade Bakery • C o f f e e Bar • E a t e r y ____ All Baking from Scratch Specials & Old Favorites “Try our New Fudge" Homemade Meals &r Soups.. Always fenog Fresh Ground Coffees Daily Chocolate Special Orders for Cakes • Pies Qaspberry Casseroles • Quiches Breakfast Pumpkin Pie (If you don't think I make it... Unique G ift Ideas Homemade Chocolate Dipped just ask, Iprobabh/ wi!L..]anis) Carmel Apples For Traditional Muffins & Breads Chocolate “Superb Almond Biscotti”... 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Her chairs, baby keep­ partner, Ron Jackowski, sake boxes, per­ is the on-premise wood sonalized frames, worker, who will custom baby rockers, make items by request. plush animals, Karen is known for candles and hemp her ability to interpret jewelry. and recreate any de­ Sparkles has sign. “We can replicate something for ev­ any design from wallpa­ eryone on your per to bedding. Give me holiday lisf. If there any invitation and I will is something spe­ hand paint it on the cial that you don’t cover of a photo al­ see, Karen and bum,” she stated. Ron will gladly make it for 1504 Main Street, and bring some originality home for the Sparkles offers you, just ask. holidays. bookcases, mirrors, toy Sparkles is open Tues­ boxes, garbage cans, day through Sunday from 12 picture frames, rocking noon until 6 p.m. Special horses, shelves, ham­ hours are available by ap­ pers, table and chairs pointment by calling (732) and lamps. The most 280-3738. Next time you are popular items, which in town, stop by Sparkles at will have your kids leaping for For gift giving suggestions why not have Karen paint a joy, are the name small trunk with your child’s name and favorite flowers or plaques. Indi­ toys. Then fill the trunk with crayons, paints, coloring books, vidually hand­ markers and fun things to do during the Holiday vacation. crafted to match Start your children and grandchildren creating their own mas­ y o u r c h ild ’s terpieces early! room, these big, bright plaques ^d d a ^ouch o f fhe are just what you holidays h jfour ^ome need to finish off ^a n d Tainted Qlassmare the nursery or play­ Qourmef Treats room. holiday Omamenb You can bring in Teautiful Teapots your own designs or

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The next meeting of the Homeowners ...Continued from page 1 bership to attend and sup­ When asked for a for­ cars in a convenient location. port the CWL in its efforts to Ocean Grove Home Owners restaurants, and even accessible for those of us mula that determines the Home Owners Presi­ restore Wesley Lake. will be its annual Christmas churches, in which wheel­ who cannot negotiate number of handicapped dent Francis Paladino men­ A service to commemo­ party on Saturday, Decem­ chairs can be brought in and through doorways and climb parking spaces, Mr. Bruno tioned that anyone wishing to rate Pearl Harbor Day will be ber 19 at 10:00 a.m. There placed at the tables and next stairs. We certainly do not said that major businesses build a handicapped-acces­ held on Monday, December will be plenty of food, door to the pews. He said, “If you want to drive anyone out of must have at least one such sible ramp next to their 7 at 11:30 a.m. at the Ocean prizes and an open forum invite commerce, you should business. We want to pa­ space, and it cannot be lo­ homes is required to receive Grove Fishing Pier. Every­ discussion. make an honest attempt to tronize your businesses, but cated more than 200 feet permission from the Neptune make your place of business in order to do so, we must from the entrance. There Board of Architectural Re­ have access.” must be two signs — one view, and the possibility ex­ designating it as a handi­ ists that permission could be A Bit of Retrospect... PROCLAIMING GOD’S GOOD NEWS! capped parking space, the denied because the ramp By Dick Gibbons St. Paul’s at 9 other to state the law. would not be “aesthetic” and/ He mentioned that the or in character with the Vic­ 1881. A Worship service in a contemporary styie Bell Labs Pioneers of torian architecture of the The Model of Jerusalem Over the years, it was a Sunday School, 9:30 A.M. America have worked town. He said that the relief was for 70 years a most popu­ major summer attraction. Adult Class, 9:30 A.M. closely with the Monmouth for home owners who are lar artifact at Ocean Grove. People came to study first­ Worship Service, 10:45 A.M. County Office of Disabilities denied permission would be Occupying a space of hand this replica of the A Wonderful Traditional Service to build handicapped ramps. to go to court. about 9,000 square feet in a “golden city.” Selected lectur­ Junior & Senior Youth Fellowship in the evening Several residents men­ Mr. Bruno said, “We are pavilion east of the Audito­ ers came to examine the tioned the recent HBO film here to help. If you need us, rium, the Model of Jerusalem ; St. Paul’s United Methodist Church Model of Jerusalem. Among shoot of “Earthly Posses­ please do not hesitate to call was an authentic scale replica them was a native of Jerusa­ ! Embury and New York Avenues sions” that took place in our office at (732) 431 -7399. " Ocean Grove, New Jersey (732) 775-1125 of the Holy City. lem, Lydia von Finkelstein Ocean Grove and stated that In other business, Mr. Pastor: Reverend Dr. Charles K. Root An 11th century hymn Mountford. the production company had Paladino mentioned that the calls Jerusalem ‘The Golden, Early on, the sexton of the been extremely gracious in Citizens for Wesley Lake With Milk and Honey Auditorium, Wistar Stokes, accommodating those (CWL) will hold a tea/Chi- Blessed.” Fuel Injection handicapped residents in the nese auction on Sunday, fabricated 1,200 miniature Jerusalem was, and is, a “shoot area” so that they December 6 at 2 p.m. at the trees to add to the landscape Computer would be able to park their Parkview Inn, and he en­ pilgrimage goal of Jews, created by Dr. Wythe. Christians and Muslims. As Housing the model was r a w translated, the ancient hymn an octagon-shaped pavilion, & Electrical AUTO calls it a “sweet and blessed which gave some protection It’s H oliday^ country that eager hearts ex­ from the weather. A low fence REPAIRS Specialists pect.” CZ) encircled the model. The view Party Xime!/ The Reverend W.W. from any side was unob­ TUNE-UPS • BRAKES • EXHAUST Wythe, a minister of the Erie structed. Specialty C onference, who lived in This was an authentic MAJOR REPAIRS Ocean Grove, was so inspired Gift Baskets museum piece, instructive DOMESTIC & FOREIGN by the history of Jerusalem and inspirational. Beer • M icrobrews • Wines that he designed and built a Time took its toll. An on­ Champagnes • Mixers scale model of the city here. going program of repair and * NAPA Auto Care Center Chips & Dips • Snacks He duplicated the hills, the restoration failed to keep up * A.S.E. 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Youa • I'ai-Clii • Kids Fitness • Professional Staff • Fitness Assessments • Aerobies ber 9. There will be lots of new Skuby. Parents are invited to at­ 5 n School News books and good reading mate­ If you are looking for that tend a Holiday Program and the m ...Continued from page 6 rial for the students to select special gift to give a friend, fam­ regular PTA meeting on Tues­ from. ily member or teacher, visit the day, December 8 at 7:00 p.m. A Winter Concert will be PTA sponsored Holiday in the school gymnasium, re­ holiday and winter music in the presented by the school band Shoppe on Tuesday, December ports Mrs. Arlene Rogo, Princi­ school gymnasium. The 74 and chorus under the directbn 8 through Thursday, December pal. The school band and cho­ member band, directed by of Robert Palmer and Ms. Karen 10 from 9:00 am . to 1:30 p.m. rus will present traditional and Raymond Kelly, and the chorus Buerkle, respectively, to the stu­ in the school. You will find some favorite holiday tunes. In addi­ led by Ms. Sharon Reaves, will dents on Thursday, December reasonably priced and special tion, students will be recognized present a variety of traditional 10 at 8:55 a.m. and again at gifts that you can share with for their perfect attendance and music and holiday melodies. 9:40 a.m. The students will per­ someone. academic achievements during Neptune Middle School form at 7:00 p.m. that evening Summerfield School the first marking period. Parents are invited to at­ for the parents, reports Dr. tend the Student Parent Deborah Greenwood, Principal. Teacher Organization meeting Shark River Hills School on Thursday, December 10, A Bus evacuation drill will 1998, 7:00 p.m. Foltowing the be held for all students in this meeting, the school band and school on Monday, December chonjs will present their winter 7 at 9:00 a.m., according to Mr. concert under the direction of Joseph Santanello, Principal. Mr. Eliot Prowse and Ms. The program will take place in Sharon Reaves, respectively. the rear of the school. At 7:00 Students who participated p.m., all parents are invited to in the Fall sports activities will attend the regular PTA meeting be recognized during an As­ which will be followed by a Holi­ sembly Program on Wednes­ day Concert presented by the day, December 9 at 8:00 a.m. Kindergarten classes of Mrs. in ^ e North Cafeteria. Barbara Brown and Mrs. Gail Green Grove School On Monday, December 7, there will be an Awards /\ssem- bty for the students in this school PORK & BEEP BARBEQUE I for their academic achievement and perfect attendance during the first marking period. The pro­ gram will begin at 9:00 a.m. in Local Artists Show the All Purpose Room, accord­ ing to Mr. Benedict Yennella, at Montclair Art Guild Principal. Santa’s Workshop will be M o n tclair - Synergetic designs. Each is decorated held Wednesday, December 9 Womyn (Jean and Nancy of with beads in various colors and Thursday, December 10 Ocean Grove, New Jersey) and shapes. from 9:00 am . to 2:00 p.m. Par­ will be showing their artistic Show hours are Satur­ ents, as well as students, may talents at the Montclair Craft day, December 5, from 10 shop for that special Show here this weekend, a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday. Ridge Avenue School mijiimtimiM lirn » Saturday and Sunday, De­ Decembers, from 10 a.m. to Kindness Day will be ob­ HOURS cember 5 and 6. Their most 6 p.m., and it is held at the served in this school on Friday, TUB>T>mRnd0-l0i00 popular items are “Funky PM. SAT 1130.11:00 Hillside School on Orange December 4. All staff and stu­ SUN Wind Chimes" and bronze Road, off of Bloomfield Av­ dents are asked to wear some­ EAT IN-TAKE our-PARTY TRAYS I mobiles. They have been enue. Take Exit 148 off the thing red. J]OFFSANDWCHESm2:30 ■ vendors here for several Garden State Parkway. A The Scholastic Book Fair years and consider this show nominal entrance fee is will be held Monday, December (732) 681-8811! 80SBELMARPIAZA ' BaMAR,NJ| their best of the year. The charged. 7 through Wednesday, Decem­ show is highly juried with a S y n e rg e tic W om yn s large variety of arts and wind chimes can also be crafts and you can get some­ seen at Heart Blossoms By thing for everyone on your the Sea Christmas Boutique Christmas list. Their intri­ at 15 Ocean Pathway, H oliday Savings * cately designed wind chimes Ocean Grove, on December are each one of a kind. You 11, 12 and 13. may find a teapot with In case you miss the On Vacuum Gleaners Sewing Machines spoons, a creamer with forks shows, you can always order Gift C ertificates Available and so on. Jean and Nancy a “funky wind chime” by call­ spend muchoftheirtime look­ ing Jean and Nancy at (732) ing for peices to add to their 776-6531. 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r V V Cookman Avenue, corner of of Oklahoma. that the average daily atten­ I Heck Street, Asbury Park. George H. May was dance at schools was 95% and Milk-fed fowl was 53 cents elected president of the Shark the same for the teaching staff. inia a pound; prime rib roast 69 uame^ , u r t v e & Virgir>'a River Hills Properly Owners As­ Dr. Dale C. W hilden, cents a pound and smoked sociation. Ocean Grove dentist, was chair­ shank hams 59 cents a pound. 5 YEARS A G O man of the youth committee of Corinne Elizabeth Reeves Danny Kaye & Virginia (The TIMES, December 8. the Camp Meeting Associa­ Ocean Grove - Corinne “A Star is Mayo in “A Star Is Bom” was a 1983) tion. Elizabeth Reeves, 75, died playing at the Mayfair, Asbury Michael David Metz, New Miss Jadwiga Pulaska, Friday, November 27, 1998 Park. Britain, Connecticut, and Denise founder of Polish Assistance u at Jersey Shore Medical 0 30YEAR5 AGO Yvonne Denbish, Neptune, Inc. after World War II, died. Center, Neptune. Mrs. £ >4 sfro// down memory lane with Bill Kresge (The TIMES. December 6, were photographed in “Gay Her charitable work for dis­ Reeves was a member of St. 1968) 90’s” attire when he proposed placed Poles in the United Paul’s United Methodist States included operation of Phyllis Kruschka, Neptune, to her on bended knee. The Church, here, the Point several Ocean Grove hotel and Charles Stuart Goodman, front page photo and caption in Pleasant Chapter, Order of 50 YEAR5 A G O proprietors — Villa Maria, 14 Bymm Soam, radio sports Bellwood, Illinois, were married. this newspaper noted they the Eastern Star and the (The TIMES, December 3, announcer, was the featured The Ccean Grove Centen­ would be married September 2, Surf Avenue; Villa Nela, 11 Pitman Avenue, and Villa Neptune Township Senior 1948) speaker at the Red & Black nial Committee planned to give 1984. She was an accountant Milena, 18 Heck Avenue. She Citizen Center. Born in Audrey E. Gillon, Ocean Association’s testimonial dinner a United States Savings Bond with New Jersey Blue Cross/ was a descendant of General Dearborn, Michigan, she had Grove, and Norman W. Gibbs, for Neptune High School ath­ to the first baby bom in Ocean Blue Shield and he was with Otis Casimir Pulaski, who aided lived in New Jersey most of Billingham, Washington, were letes. Pete DeMidowitz was Red Grove in 1969. Elevator Company, Farmington, General Washington in the her adult life, including a time married in the First Baptist & Black president and Dick Gib­ Victoria Jane Furcillo, Nep­ Connecticut. Revolutionary War. in Manasquan and Belmar Church, Asbury Park. She was bons, Neptune High School tune, and Ronald V. Mulliken, Joyce Befarah was open­ Mrs. Patricia Swannack, before coming here fifteen evening supervisor of nurses at Ocean Grove, were married. alumnus, was toastmaster. ing an art gallery at 52 Main Av­ Ocean Township, was chair­ Fitkin Flospital and he was sta­ The bride was a nurse at Mon­ years ago. A luxurious 7-passenger enue, Ocean Grove. man of Monmouth College's tioned with the Army Signal Surviving are a son. 1949 auto was on display at mouth Medical Center and he The Neptune Township 50th anniversary dinner- Corps at Fort Monmouth. Thomas A. Jenkins of Ocean Packard Sales & Service, 345 was a student at the University public schools proudly reported dance. Grove; a daughter, Gail Mahler of Tuckahoe and her husband, Keith; two broth­ ers, Harold Reeves and his wife, Mildred of Austin, Texas and George Ruff of Stuart, Florida, and three grandchil­ dren. A mem orial cerem ony was held on Wednesday, W ant a December 2 at 1:00. Crema­ tion was at the convenience of the family. There were no calling hours scheduled. In lieu of flowers, a contribution C h o ic e to the Neptune Township Senior Citizen Center, 1825 Corlies Avenue, Neptune, New Jersey 07753 would be ^ u C a n appreciated.

Roma Mortimer Smith Ocean Grove - Roma Mortimer Smith, 70, died Sunday, No­ C ou n t on ? vember 29, 1998 at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune, % where she had worked as a Choose a physician nurse's aide for more than sev­ enteen years until retiring, Mrs. Smith was a member of St. who insists on the best. James Episcopal Church, Bra­ dley Beach. Bom in Wrexham, Experienced Doctors England, she had lived in En­ gland, then in Neptune for Our physicians are leaders in the fields of medicine, cardiology, oncology, obstetrics, orthopedics, and pediatrics, to twenty years before coming name a few. And nearly 80% of Meridian’s medical staff are board certified - a testimony to their commitment to medical here twenty seven years ago. She was predeceased by expertise in their chosen fields. her husband, Arthur B. Smith. Surviving are a son, David of Technology Second to None Jackson Township; two sisters, Barbara Williamson and Jean Meridian has all the latest tools experienced physicians need to treat their patients: MRI, mammography, cardiac Jardine, both of Chester, En­ catheterization, electrophysiology, bone densitometry, laser eye surgery, stereotactic biopsy, sentinel lymph node gland, and her dear friend, Mar­ garet M. Leone of Ocean Grove, mapping, stem cell transplantation, radiation oncology and more. Meridian also offers an array of ambulatory services at New Jersey, the hospitals and locations throughout our communities, making services like outpatient surgery, dialysis, and A funeral ceremony was held at the Ocean Grove Me­ rehabilitation convenient for residents who like to receive care close to home. morial Home, 118 Main Avenue, here on Tuesday evening, De­ Access to Regional Services cember 1st at 8;00 with burial on Wednesday morning at • Only Level II Trauma Center in Monmouth & Ocean Counties Sophisticated Cancer Treatment Centers 11 :CX) at the Atlantic View Cem­ • Only Open Heart Surgery Program in Monmouth & Ocean Counties etery, Manasquan, New Jersey. Hyperbaric Medicine Friends were invited to call at • State-designated Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Diabetes Management the funeral home on Tuesday from 7 to 9. • Home Care, Long-Term Care and Rehabilitation Alzheimer Disease Treatment Nationally Acclaimed Nurses n n o T i a > ./ Physician surveys show that the number one criterion doctors use in choosing to affiliate with a hospital is the quality of its nursing staff. No wonder doctors with high standards choose Meridian. Meridian is the first and only health system in the nation to achieve nursing’s highest honor for excellence - the Magnet Award - at all of its hospitals. The 18 foot Memorial Cross So, if you’re looking for a physician, choose one who chooses to affiliate with the best hospitals in Monmouth and Ocean on the front of the Ocean Grove Auditorium, counties. Choose a Meridian physician. facing the sea will be lighted from For a referral to a Meridian physician, please call: December 4 - December 10, 1998 In memory of Jersey Shore Medical Center - 732-776-4445 Irwin Swanson By Medical Center of Ocean County -1-800-560-9990 His Wife May Riverview Medical Center - 732-530-2273 Meridian Cookie Contest Health System Don’t miss the Annual Cookie Contest in Ocean The finest health care anywhere, right here at home. Grove...this Friday at The Community Room on Pilgrim Pathway, Call the Chamber Jersey Shore Medical Center • Riverview Medical Center • Medical Center of Ocean County - Brick & Point Pleasant Div. of Commerce for details (732(774-1394. ----- "0 > C5 "Hall o f Trees” PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES m Oakhurst/Asbury Park - This holiday, for a touch of the TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: Kleiner Bros, Construction Co., 1998 NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: 20% of the bid amount at the Inc. by Deed dated August 25, Banks, Banks and Weidman, unique, families will not want to miss the Greater Asbury NATIONAL STATE BANK ELIZABETH NEW JERSEY time of sale. Balance due in 30 Attorneys Park Chamber of Commerce’s “Hall of Trees”, at the 1982 and recxirded in the Mon­ YOU ABE HEREBY SUMMONED AND REQUIRED to serve days. Cash or certified check Etienne Charles Maumus, for mouth County Clerk's Office on upon FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, plaintiff’s attorneys, whose beautiful Berkeley Carteret Hotel, 1401 Ocean Avenue, only. August 27, 1982 in Deed Book the firm (215)564-2840 address is 7 Century Drive, Suite 201, Parsippany, New Jersey The approximate amount of the 4368 at Page 997. Asbury Park, from 9 a.m. Friday, December 4 to 5 p.m. 123/1224 81.60 07054, telephone number (973) 538-4700, an Answer to the Com­ judgment. Commission and on Saturday, December 5. TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: JOSEPH W. OXLEY plaint and Amendment(s) to Complaint, if any, filed in a civil action, costs to be satisfied by sale is 20% of the bid amount at the in which CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION is Greater Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce busi­ MONMOUTH COUNTY the sum of $732,450.79. Addi­ time of sale. Balance due in 30 SHERIFF Plaintiff and DANIEL G. GALLOP, et al., are defendants, pending nesses, including Substance Abuse Resources, tionally, all sales are subject to days. Cash or certified check NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, MON­ Oakhurst, will be decorating live, five-foot trees that re­ Advertising fees, to be paid by only. SALE MOUTH County and bearing Docket No. F-18871-98 within thirty- the successful bidder. The approximate amount of the SUPERIOR COURT five (35) days after December 3,1998 exclusive of such date. If you flect their businesses. Substarrce Abuse Resources’ tree The Sheriff hereby reserves the judgment. Commission and OF NEW JERSEY fail to do so. Judgment by Default may be rendered against you for will include artwork by local children about positive self right to adjourn this sale without costs to be satisfied by sale is MONMOUTHCOUNTY the relief demanded in the Complaint. You shall file your answer and proof of service in duplicate with the Clerk of theSuperior Court, image and the importance of staying dnjg-free. further notice by publication. the sum of $264,019.70. Addi­ CHANCERY DIVISION JOSEPH W. OXLEY, Sheriff tionally, all sales are subject to Docket No. F-8538-98 Hughes Justice Complex, CN-971, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, in accordance with the Rules of Civil Practice and Procedure. Businesses will decorate their trees between the Dated: November 12, 19, 26, Advertising fees, to be paid by CH-755633 This action has been instituted for the purpose of (1) foreclosing Decembers, 1998 Nationsbanc Mortgage Corpora­ hours of 5 p.m. and 11 p.m. on December 3. Call (732) the successful bWder. a mortgage dated September 26,1986 made by DANIEL G. GAL­ Zucker, Goldberg, Becker & The Sheriff hereby resen/es the tion, Plaintiff vs: 775-7676. Thomas C. Stanton, Jr., et al. LOP as mortgagor to ANCHOR MORTGAGE SERVICES, INC. re­ Ackerman, Attorneys right to adjourn this sale without corded on 10/20/86, in Book 4149 of Mortgages for MONMOUTH JOSEPH W. OXLEY Joel Ackerman, for the firm Defendants Day of December, 1998 at 2 further notice by publication. By virtue of a writ of execution County, Page 0300, et seq., which mortgage was assigned to FED­ MONMOUTH COUNTY (908) 233-8500 o'clock, P.M. prevailing time. JOSEPH W. OXLEY, Sheriff in the above stated action to me ERAL HOME MORTGAGE CORPORATION, by Assignment dated SHERIFF Reference #XCX31834 Tract Two Dated: November 19, 26, De­ directed, I shall expose for sale 06/19/90 and recorded on 09/19/90 in the Office of the Monmouth NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE The property to be sold is lo­ 1112/123 88.40 cembers, 10,1998 at public vendue, at Hall of County Clerk/Register in Assignment Book 0550, page 0248, et seq. SALE cated in the City of Asbury Park, JOSEPH W. OXLEY Jahos, Broege & Shaheen, At­ Records, 1 East Main Street Said Mortgage was re-assigned by FEDERAL HOIME LOAN MORT­ SUPERIOR COURT GAGE CORPORATION, to CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE in the County of Monmouth, MONMOUTH COUNTY torneys (2nd Floor - Freeholders Meet­ OF NEW JERSEY CORPORATION, plaintiff herein, by Assignment to be recorded. State of New Jersey. SHERIFF V. David Shaheen, lor the firm ing Room), in the Borough of MONMOUTHCOUNTY CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION, is the holder Commonly known as: 919 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE (732) 747-4411 Freehold, County of Monmouth, CHANCERY DIVISION SALE of the Mortgage, and (2) to recover possession of, and concerns Summerfleld Avenue, Asbury 1119/1210 119.68 New Jersey, on Monday, the Docket No. F-11351-92 28th Day of December, 1998 at premises commoniy known as 1615 PARK AVENUE, UNIT 1-G, Park, New Jersey 07712. SUPERIOR COURT JOSEPH W. OXLEY CH-754571 2 o’clock, P.M. prevailing time. ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY 07712. Tax Lot No, 7 in Block No. 56. OF NEW JERSEY MONMOUTH COUNTY Chemical Bank. Plaintiff vs: MONMOUTH COUNTY The property to be sold is lo­ If you cannot afford an attorney, you may communicate with the Dimensions of Lot: (Approxi­ SHERIFF Legal Services Office of the County of Venue by calling (732) 866- Dorothy Hams and Ulysses Har­ CHANCERY DIVISION cated in the Township of Nep­ mately) 50 feel wide by 110 feet NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE 0020 or the Legal Services Office of the County of your residence, ris. et al. Defendants tune, in the County of Mon­ long. Docket No. F-5666-96 SALE if you reside in New Jersey. If you are unable to obtain an attorney, By virtue of a writ of execution mouth, State of New Jersey. Nearest Cross Street: Situate on CH-754342 SUPERIOR COURT you may call or communicate with the Lawyer Referral Service of in the above stated action to me Commonly known as: 237 the northerly side of Mark A. Levy, Plaintiff vs; OF NEW JERSEY the County of Venue at (732) 431-5544, or at the Lawyer Referral directed. I shall expose for sale Myrtle Avenue, Neptune, New Summerfleld Avenue 200 feet John Angelucci a/k/a John MONMOUTH COUNTY Jersey 07753. Service of the County of your residence if you reside in New Jersey. at public vendue, at Hall of from the easterly side of Angelucci, Jr., & Jo-Ann CHANCERY DIVISION Tax Lot No. 10 in Block No. 195. If there is none, contact the Lawyer Referral Service of an adjacent Records, 1 East Main Street Langford Street. Angelucci, his wife. Defendants Docket No. F-10485-96 Dimensions of Lot: (Approxi­ county. (2nd Floor - Freeholders Meet­ y O u , n a t io n a l s t a t e BANK ELIZABETH NEW JERSEY TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: By virtue of a writ of execution CH-755625 mately) 48 feet wide by 134 feet ing Room), in the Borough of are made party defendant to this foreclosure action because you 20% of the bid amount at the in the above stated action to me Wilshire Credit Corporation, long. Freehold. County of Monmouth, hold a judgment/lien/mortgage which may be against the owner/ time of sale. Balance due in 30 directed. I shall expose for sale Plaintiff vs: Nearest Cross Street; Situate on New Jersey, on Monday, the 7th mortgagors and for any right, title and interest you may have in, to or days. Cash or certified check at public vendue, at Hall of John Taylor, et als, Defendants the westerly side of Myrtle Av­ Day of December, 1998 at 2 enue, distant 421 feet from the against the subject property. Upon request, a copy of the Complaint only. Records, 1 East Main Street By virtue of a writ of execution o’clock, P.M. prevailing time. southerly side of Lake Avenue, and Amendment to Complaint, if any, will be supplied to you for The approximate amount of the (2nd Floor - Freeholders Meet­ in the above stated action to me The property to be sold is lo­ ing Room), in the Borough of TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: particularity. judgment. Commission and directed, I shall expose for sale Dated: November 30,1998 cated in the City of Asbury Park, Freehold, County of Monmouth, at public vendue, at Hall of 20% of the bid amount at the exists to be satisfied by sale is time of sale. Balance due in 30 DONALD F. PHELAN in the County of Monmouth, New Jersey, on Monday, the Records, 1 East Main Street the sum of $732,450.79. Addi­ days. Cash or certified check Clerk of the Superior Court of New Jersey State of New Jersey. 14th Day of December, 1998 at (2nd Floor - Freeholders Meet­ tionally. all sales are subject to only. 123 39.22 Commonly known as: 516 As­ Advertising fees, to be paid by 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailing time. ing Room), in the Borough of The approximate amount of the bury Avenue. Asbury Park, New the successful bidder. Premises in the Borough of Freehold, County of Monmouth, judgment, Commission and Jersey 07712. The Sheriff hereby reserves the Oceanport, County of Mon­ New Jersey, on Monday, the costs to be satisfied by sale is NOTICE Tax Lot No. 10 in Block No, 140. right to adjourn this sale without mouth and State of New Jersey: 28th Day of December, 1998 at the sum of $114,410.86. Addi­ Township of Neptune Dimensions of Lot: (Approxi­ further notice by publication. Beginning al a point in the south­ 2 o’clock, P.M. prevailing time. tionally, all sales are subject to County of Monmouth mately) 33.33 feet x 100.00 feet JOSEPH W. OXLEY, Sheriff erly line of Hiawatha Avenue, The property to be sold is lo­ Advertising fees, to be paid by NOTICE is hereby given that the regularly scheduled meeting of X 33.33 feet X 100.00 feet. Dated: November 12, 19, 26, said point being distant 600.00 cated in the City of /Asbury Park, the successful bidder. the Neptune Township Committee scheduled for Monday, Decem­ Nearest Cross Street; Emory The Sheriff hereby reserves the Decembers, 1998 feet westerly from the intersec­ in the County of Monmouth, ber 7,1998, at 7:00 P.M., will be rescheduled to begin at 6:00 P.M. Str6€t right to adjourn this sale without Zucker, Goldberg, Becker & tion formed by said southerly line State of New Jersey. on the same date. The purpose of the earlier start time is to discuss TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT; further notice by publication. Ackerman, Attorneys of Hiawatha Avenue with the Commonly known as: 1404 dispatch protocol procedures with the Township’s Emergency Ser­ 20% of the bid amount at the JOSEPH W. OXLEY, Sheriff Joel Ackerman, for the firm westerly line of Portaupeck Av­ West Lake Avenue, Asbury vice Organizations in open session. The regular business portion of time of sale. Balance due in 30 enue, and running thence: Park, New Jersey. Dated: Decembers, 10,17,24, (908) 233-8500 1998 the meeting will begin immediately following the conclusion of the days. Cash or certified check 1. South 23 degrees 30 minutes Tax Lot No. 41 in BIrxk No. 96. Reference #XCX31834 Frank J. Martone, Attorney above discussion. The meeting will be held in the Township Meet­ only. west a distance of 100.00 feet 1112/123 88.40 Dimensions of Lot: (Approxi­ (973) 473-3000 ing Room, Neptune Municipal Complex, 25 Neptune Boulevard, The approximate amount of the JOSEPH W. OXLEY to a point; thence mately) 25 feet wide by 150 feet Reference #986509 Neptune, New Jersey. judgment. Commission and MONMOUTH COUNTY 2. North 66 degrees 30 minutes long. 123/1224 82.96 The above revisions are given in accordance with the require­ (Xists to be satisfied by sale is SHERIFF west a distance of 100.00 feet Nearest Cross Street; DeWitt ments of R.S. 10:4-18. the sum of $124,969.88. Addi­ NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE to a point; thence Avenue. Dated; December 3,1998 tionally, all sales are subjea to SALE 3. North 23 degrees 30 minutes TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: Richard J. Cuttrell Advertising fees, to be paid by SUPERIOR COURT east a distance of 100.00 feet 20% of the bid amount at the Municipal Clerk the successful bidder. OF NEW JERSEY to a point in the southerly line of time of sale. Balance due in 30 123 10.54 The Sheriff hereby reserves the MONMOUTH COUNTY Hiawatha Avenue; thence days. Cash or certified check right to adjourn this sale without CHANCERY DIVISION 4. South 66 degrees 30 minutes only. further notice by publication. Docket No. F-11946-95 east along said southerly line of The approximate amount of the JOSEPH W. OXLEY, Sheriff JSH-755594 Hiawatha Avenue a distance of judgment. Commission and Dated; November 12, 19, 26, W i p G»0 VE UNmO MEraOPIST (O TO T EMC Mortgage Corporation, 100.00 feet to the point and costs to be satisfied by sale Is Decembers, 1998 Plaintiff vs: place of Beginning. the sum of $80,312.15. Addition­ Codies Avenue at Walnut Street, Neptune Budd, Lamer. Gross, Herbert Lee Creel, Sr., et al. De­ Also known as 90 Hiawatha Av­ ally, all sales are subject to Ad­ Rosenbaum, Greenberg & enue. Oceanport. New Jersey, fendants vertising fees, to be paid by the Sade, Attorneys By virtue of a writ of execution a/k/a Lot 6.02, Block 14, Tax successful bidder. Susan P. Anderson, for the firm in the above stated action to me Map of the Borough of The Sheriff hereby reserves the l«orsf)(|j Witij iajramily (609) 667-3800 directed, I shall expose for sale Oc^nport, New Jersey. right to adjourn this sale without 1112/123 82.96 at public vendue, at Hall of Being the same premises con­ further notice by publication. JOSEPH W. OXLEY JOSEPH W. OXLEY, Sheriff Records, 1 East Main Street veyed to John /Vngelucci arxl Jo- MONMOUTH COUNTY Dated: Decem ber3,10,17,24, Church and Sunday School Hours 9:15 a,m. (2nd Floor - Freeholders Meet­ Ann Angeiued, his wife, from SHERIFF ing Room), in the Borough of NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Formal Service 10:30 a.m. Freehold, County of Monmouth, SALE New Jersey, on Morxlay, the 7th SUPERIOR COURT Day of December, 1998 at 2 OF NEW JERSEY Dr. Walter jestmeosky. Pastor o'clock. PM. prevailing lime. H.T. Ayers MONMOUTH COUNTY Tract Five CHANCERY DIVISION The property to be sold is lo­ Docket No. F-11946-95 Residential & Commercial, Old & New Work CH-755591 cated In the City of Asbury Park, in the County of Monmouth. EMC Mortgage Corporation. State of New Jersey. Plaintiff vs: Commonly known as: 1026- Herbert Lee Creel, Sr., et al. De­ Can 775-1059 1028 Sewall Avenue. Asbury fendants Park, New Jersey 07712. By virtue of a wnt of execution Tax Lot No. 25 in Block No. 54. Electric Sewer & Drains Cleaned in the above stated action to me My Dimensions of Lot: (Approxi­ 115 Newgate Lane, Neptune directed, I shall expose for sale mately) 50 feet wide by 100 feet at public vendue, at Hall of long. Records, 1 East Main Street Nearest Cross Street: Situate on THE PUfMBINQ SHOP OH WHEELS (2nd Floor - Freeholders Meet­ the southerly side of Sewall Av­ Answ er ing Room), in the Borough of enue 125 feet from the easterly Freehold, County of Monmouth, side of Comstock Street. New Jersey, on Monday, the 7th b y Billy Graham THE WOUND CARE CENTER® DEAR DR. GRAHAM: Last year I had some extra income Specialists in treating: that was paid to me in cash. Can you give me any reason why I should report it on my income taxes? No one will ever • Diabetic Foot Wounds EffliCURATlVE find out about it, and as far as I’m concerned I already pay CUSTOM WOUND CARE CENTER* ALL MAJOR • Venous Stasis Ulcers OF MONMOLTH COUNTY enough taxes. — M.F. 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The Bible tells us not to be resentful or to rebel against the authorities God has given us: “Give ev­ eryone what you owe him: If you owe taxes, pay taxes; it revenue, then revenue...” (Romans 13:7). 118 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove Ely Funeral Home The second is because of what this will do to you, mor­ ally and spiritually. When we sin and do not repent of it, then 775-0434 Highway 33, Neptune our hearts slowly but surely become more hardened and in­ (1 mOe west of hospital) sensitive to wrongdoing. At first we feel a twinge of con­ PreArranged Funerals science — but as time goes on, those twinges become harder and harder to feel. Most of all, we become hardened against Revocable & Irrevocable Prepaid 7 7 5 - 0 5 6 7 God and His voice. SSI & Medicaid Funeral Trusts The Bible warns, “Blessed is the man who always fears Funeral Preplanning the Lord, but he who hardens his heart tails into trouble” P e o f^ Medicaid Planning (Proverbs 28:24). 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DISCOUNT TELEPHONE SERVICE Phone jacks installed,cable TV outlets and satellite T hist send us a photo of systems installed. Retired from NJ Bell, 27 yrs. ex­ you will have a perience. Call (732) 528-7535. 51 tf yo u r pet an y ^^in... DAN’S TANK REMOVAL SERVICE I u Se^unuiest...the most Have you changed to gas over the past 9 years? Are you the the biggest-the beauh ul^^me h Inexpensive removal of unwanted fuel oil tanks (above ground & under ground). Environmentally I smallest...the cu gst...we sound, safe disposal of unwanted tanks. Free esti­ 1 dressed...or e^en ^ave the mates. Reliable & friendly service. (732)517-0132. 7tf 1 just want your ^ t o FOR SALE COMBINATION efficiency size 2 burner electric 'I feature^™ »P‘’”7Snuromin«jf*“ *’‘ stovetop - sink and refrigerator (no oven). Very good condition. $275 or best offer. Please call 775-5016. 1126/123 FOR SALE Fabulous Karl Lagerfeld fox jacket by Maximillian, Grand Prize: medium/large. $5,000 originally, asking $900. Call Oil Painting of your (732) 869-1463. pet by artist APARTMENT FOR RENT Lorraine Lang Smith. (photo with the fnost votes) Ocean Grove - Bright and sunny one bedroom apartment on second floor with full kitchen, bath, 1 st Prize: % 100 Gift Certificate (valid at any one of our participating advertisers listed) front and side terraces. $700. per month. 1 1/2 months security, references. Call 775-7460. Plus great prizes from...F-Stop Photo Shop, Belmar • Thoughts From the Heart, Belmar • Purr-feet Partners, Belmar Shore Wine & Liquor, Bradley Beach • Subtle Surroundings, Avon-by-the-Sea • Vemaglias, Avon-by-the-Sea • Sweet P’s, Belmar Classified deadline is Monday - 5 p.m. • Gingerbreads Teas & Treasures. Ocean Grove • Sunsation, Belmar • Kitch & Kaboodle, Ocean Grove • Michal Sparks Industries, Colts Neck Display Advertising Deadline is Monday - noon Photos must be in on or before December 3 L" at noon. All reproducible photo entries will appear in the January 7th issue of T h e TIMES. Editorial Deadline: Readers will vote for the winners and will also have the opportunity to win prizes. The winners will appear late in January. So, send in your Creative Loafing - Friday at 5 p.m. pet photos today! All photos must have the pet’s breed and name, owner’s name, address and telephone number on the back of the photo. Talking Back - Monday - noon Photos will not be returned unless accompanied by a self addressed stamped envelope. Mail or drop off at our office: T he'llM E S , PO Box 5,41 Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean Grove, New Jersey 07756. 5 1 8 Q -. m i; m Dear Editor: The Bradley Food Pantry wishes to thank all organizations, ■:'I H schools, churches. Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts and other individuals «9 who made monetary food and turkey donations this past Thanks­ a Ahoy^ i giving. This outpouring of goods and money was so very generous that we were unable to thank each and everyone by mail or phone. Seafood Lovers j On Tuesday, November 24, 395 families (1,464 adults and chil­ rresh Lobster Saielll dren) received a turkey, complete with trimmings, to prepare their own Thanksgiving dinner. This could not have been done without all of your kind and generous support. $4.75 per lb. •< M The Bradley Food Pantry looks forward to your support for our 3* M'hile supply lasts!!! Christmas dinner distribution on Tuesday, December 22. We ask that your donations be sent to the pantry by December 19th, so that we may prepare to bag the turkey and trimmings on Monday, De­ cember 21. Again, thanks from all of the 70 plus volunteers at the pantry C and we wish all a very Happy Holiday season.

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It seems that every year at tions, as seating is limited. Call this time, people are stressing 701-0900. Country-by-the-Sea about what to put on their list and is another friendly little place that what to give to friends and rela­ offers lunch and afternoon tea tives. We’ve been searching for and one of the best brunches just the light little gifts...but you’ll around. This tea room is located have to help us in order to per­ in an old post office building and sonalize each one for that spe­ is accompanied by two floors of cial person. antiques and coun­ Enjoying tea has become try accessories. Lo­ one of the most popular past- cated at 515 times of the ’90s. There are a Sylvania Avenue, few quaint little tea rooms right Country-by-the- in your own back yard, just for Sea offers a pleas­ your relaxing pleasure. For ex­ ant blending of fine ample, Yesterday’s Tea, 800 food and a warm River Road, Fair Haven, is country atmo­ unique in the sense that both sphere. The lower little and big girls can host their right photo shows own private parties in a room an old wooden that is delicately decorated in cheese box filled spread on your tea scones. white lace and soft pastel col­ with antique cookie These ceramic “high heels ored flowers. In January, man­ cutters and ginger­ shoes” are all uniquely different ners and etiquette classes be­ bread men orna­ and available only at Perfect gin for the little ones... wrap up a ments, add a gift Petal Candles, 1615 Main tea set and a gift certificate for certificate for lunch Street, South Belmar. the classes...a nice gift for the or brunch and your For the scent of the holi­ sweet little girl on your list. Point gift is complete. days, Peacock Alley has cre­ Pleasant Beach is the home of Make the gift a te their signature fragrance The Victoriart Rose Tea for you and your friend... a nice breads Teas & Treasures with citrus and floral influences Room. This is a wonderful place way to share a Saturday after­ ...add a vintage lace table run­ in a line of candles, bath salts, ner and your gift is complete. soaps and gels in silver plated Thoughts from the Heart gives canisters. Choose a set of luxu­ us this Christmas House Tea­ rious bath towels to go along pot in bone china. Decorated with these crisp home fra­ with bows and lots of snow, this grances all fromClassic Home, could be a collector’s item for Inc. Brook 35 Plaza, Highway the right person. You’ll find teas, 35, Sea Girt. hot chocolate and candles here, When wrapping your gifts, too...plus to keep someone include an ornament that will be warm while cherished for years to come. sipping their Susan McLean’s hand painted tea, include a Christmas Balls include the cozy throw...all Santa Golfer, Fisherman and available at other Santa activities. Meet Su­ Thoughts san this Friday from 3 to 5, at from the ThislJedown Gallery, 1405-1 Heart, 807 Third Avenue, Spring Lake, Main Street, when she will be hand painting for rest and relaxation. Bel mar. individual ornaments for your gift You may have lunch M in ia tu re giving this holiday season. and tea daily and tea sets are Rll a basket virith a fam­ breakfast on the week­ cleverly dis­ ily heirloom recipe, batch of ends. For parties, the played at warm cookies or homemade little girls can dress up Subtle Sur­ scones, wooden spoon, with hats and gloves roundings, whisk and colorful “fruit” found in an old Victo­ 418 Main spoon holder. Line the bas­ rian trunk. On Decem­ Street, Avon, ket with a vintage napkin and ber 8th, enjoy after­ in a Christmas tie with a piece of antique noon tea while you Holly design. If lace. The baskets can be meet illustrator Michal Chintz is to discovered at The Wooden Sparks as she auto­ your liking, Horse, 700 10th Avenue, graphs her series of books for noon in January. this shop carries several dainty Belmar, with Santa, Ginger­ young ladies...Let’s have a Tea For all the tea lovers, a gift patterns in pastel pinks and bread and Happy Holiday Party and The Very Best Christ­ certificate from one of these fine blues. Plus ^1 your tea acces­ designs. The pear and rasp­ mas Everare just two of the titles tea rooms, wrapped up with an sories are right here, too. This berry spoon holders are at published by Harvest House unusual teapot, tea cups and gift can be finished with some Favorite Things 52 Main Publishers. Christmas Tea will some antique and vintage lace bath salts and aroma therapy Avenue, Ocean Grove. Put be held on December 19th, but will surely inspire one to begin to give the tea lover more than your high heels on and go hurry and make your reserva­ learning the technique of relax- a little rest and relaxation. dancing or fill them with jel­ lies and marmalade to ‘^a ll Township’s Susan .. Sv/iW be Qt Fine Linens T^isfhedonm GaWeJiy Rand painting