It Pays To Advertise In The Times I ANTI THE NEPTUNE TIMES Vo). XC, No. 15 OCEAN GROVE TIMES. TOWNSHIP OP NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1965 SEVEN CENTS

Order Shade Tree Schedule Shots Attend Laymen’s Convocation Apr. 3-4 Over $187,000 In Twp. Adult School Nine Concerts In At Half-Pricc For Smallpox Mar. Construction Plans New Term Summer Season

Township Makes Offer NEPTUNE — The . Neptune Building Inspector Re­ Plans Judo, Yogi and Special Events Commit­ To First 100 Residents; Township Board of Education ports To Committee; Hear­ Guitar For Sept, Ses­ tee Arranges Programs lias adopted the following sche* sions; Preparing History In Grove’s Auditorium County Continues Planting dule of vaccinations against ings Apr. 20 on Transfer smallpox. These innoculatlons NEPTUNE TWP.—A total cf NEPTUNE—The regular month­ OCEAN GROVE—A series , NEPTUNE' TWP.—'The are required every seven years. ly meeting of the Neptune Adiilt township’s Shade' Tree Com­ 40 permits, with an estimated con­ of outstanding concerts has mission is offering 100 trees to Thursday,, April 22, Ridge struction value of $187,449, were School Steering Committee was oeen arranged for the Ocean Avenue School; Friday, April issued in the township during held on Tuesday, April 6, at 8 p.m. Grove Auditorium this com­ property owners on a “first a t Neptune High School . come, first served” basis, at . 23, Bradley Park School; Mon­ March, Building Inspector William ing season, it was announced half price of $10 each. The day, April 26, Whitesville If. Guy, Jr., reported to the mu­ Plans were formulated in regard this week by the Rev. Louis cost covers planting, staking, School; Tuesday, April 27, nicipal committee Tuesday night. to courses being 'offered for the W. Mitchell, chairman of the next semester which will begin-in and mulching, plus a one-year Shark River Hills School ; Wed- Of the permits, 13 were for new Committee on Special Events day, April 28, Green Grove September. Judo, Yogi and guitar of the Ocean Grove Associa- ' • guarantee. dwellings, valued at $158,500 and School ;• Thursday, April 29, arc some of the new courses being tion. ■ ' y.v \ .. Order forms arc available at the 21 were for repairs and additions to Neptune High School, and Fri­ attempted at this school, along township office, only one tree per dwellings, an estimated value of One of the newcomers to the day, April 30, Summerfield with manyyearly subjects, such as family. Check or money order must $18,074. The balance were for re­ concert schedule iB the American School. math-science, English and Algebra accompany the order. The commis­ FOURTEEN Methodist Men of St. Paul’s Church, Ocean Grove, pairs to commercial buildings and Brass Quintet, a New York organ­ that prove so successful. sion is offering a choice of Norway Ocean Grove School and the attended the 10th anniversary Laymen’s Convocation at the* Buck for private garages. . ization scheduled to appeor in the Hill Falls, Pa., Inn the April 3-4 weekend, part of 700 men from Many adults from Neptune and Auditorium Saturday Aug, 7. The Maples or Pin Oaks, both known Intermediate School Vaccina, The application by Jayfrank, the New Jersey, Wyoming and Philadelphia conference districts. surrounding towns, who lacked New. York Times described the •for their durability, good appear­ tions were done Tuesday of this Bishop Fred Pierce Corson delivered the Sunday morning sermon. Inc., to transfer its liquor license completion of. a high school educa; American Brass . Quintet as fol­ ance and dense shade. week. In the above photo from Ocean Grove are: front row, left to right— from the A tlantic Superam a in tion, have taken advantage of this lows: . . . a refreshing musical Everett M. Browning, Homer Secor, Thomas Smailes, Ernest Dick­ Shark River Islands to the old David F. Shaw, Jr., superin- enson, Raymond Manley and Ralph Olsen (not shown); rear row, school, to study and attain a High experience. They put together (at Kimberly Furniture^building on the ' .tendent of the Monmouth, County left to right—'Donald Sherwood, Alvin E. Bills, Sr., Robert Purvis, School Equivalent Certificate, Carnegie Hall) with considerable Russell Snyder, Eric Arpert, Homer Kresge, Alvin Rutgers and Asbury Avenue circle .was held Shade Tree Commission, told the which is recognized by thc state. thought a program that alternated township unit at its meeting last John Rudge. ); . over. .A public hearing on the Ocean Grove PTA This committee is working on a with some regularity the old with transfer will take place at the Thursday night that the county plan, under the Anti-Poverty Bill, the very new . . . and, it was full April 20 meeting. will cooperate with the township Realizes $65 From that will enable.all those,: 18 years of lively coloristic devices.’’ by planting pin oaks, red oaks and Neptune Youth Benefit From The county board of freeholders and over, who have 6 years or less Professional barber shop quartet notified the municipal committee Norway maples on Old Corlies ave­ of elementary schooling, to attend singing will return with, the ap­ nue, from Hamilton Methodist Spaghetti Supper American Legion No. 346 Support that Neptune will be considered classes in English, reading and pearance Saturday, July 17, of the Church to Remson Mills lid., and before any decision is made on the writing along with English for the Philadelphia Chapter of the Soci­ sycamores along West Bangs ave­ location of-the new county library. OCEAN GROVE — The execu­ NEPTUNE—In keeping with thc connection can be supplied. Thc foreign-born. ety for the Preservation and En­ nue in the area of the Neptune William A. Guyer and Dayre tive board of the Ocean Glove American Legion policy of aiding pitching machine cost over $300. A committee was formed under couragement of Barber Shop Quaiv1 . Township Littlfe League fields. Swisher were appointed temporary thc direction of Mrs. Virginia Oliv­ tct Singing in America.. The show P.T.A. met Wednesday at the home the youth of nation, several large Mr. Egan also reported that a Ornamental trees arc also being sewer inspectors during the. con­ er to seek ways to bring before the of Mrs. Irwin Milligan. Mrs. donations have recently been made scholarship award of $500 has been jwiti include the prize-winning Eastr ; planted along Sixth ayenue. All struction period 6f the trunk lines public, the accomplishments of this Robert John and Mrs. Joseph' Gon­ by Ncptuue Township Post #341) established for a graduating sen­ ernaires, a young four known as ■ ■ are 'county roads. for the new sewer project.: . ( j Adult School’.iind the advantages dek wore hostesses. John Aponte, for the students of Neptune Town­ ior of Neptune High School. Ap­ the Bosna Singers and the w'ell- Plans were also - discussed for Two raffle licenses- were ap­ that arc available to people in all president, presided. ship. • " ' ■ ■ ■ . • •: plications arc available from the known Quaker City Chorus diicct- an Arbor Day program in conjunc­ proved for the ..Rosary-Altar So­ walks of life. Also, this conimit- ed by William C. Slippy, Jr. ,. Marinus Kroege, ways and Harry. Egan, Post Commander, high school guidance office. The tion with the township schools. ciety of the Holy Innocents Church. tet is working on a history of the The Ferko.String Band has been means chairman, reported that the reported the most recent donation choice of,the recipient will be made The drawing is April 22. - m years that this school has been -SB- spaghetti dinner held last Sat­ was made at the request of the sometime after the fust of May booked for Saturday, July 24, This in operation. When everything is urday was attended by 126 guests. high school chorus director, Mr. and the award will be presented at . •------will be the Mummers’ Parade prize- : complied in the near.future, it will Red Men Elect A profit of $65.50 was realized. Frank Peluso. A sum of $250 was thc 'unnual. award assembly of the County Chaii-inan For College winning organization’s fifth concert be made available to the public so here. . Special thanks were extended to approved to send 90 students of high school. . they can he better informed of the Mrs. Kenneth Dellett, who sold 29 the chorus to the New Jersey pa­ CARLISLE, PA.—The Rev. Paul ■The Combined Choruses of the Wilson Hubbard Previous donations have been workings of an adult school. tickets.. A. Freidrich, 62 Lake Avenue, Jersey. Centra] and. New .Jersey vilion of the World’s Fair for a made to the Neptune High School The steering committee holds its Ocean Grove, N. J., is Monmouth Pow er & Light Companies will NEPTUNE’— Tecumseh Tribe A letter of thanks was received day of performance on May 12. library — 20 copies of J. Edgar meetings on the first Tuesday of from the Neptune Township P.T.A. The students are looking forward County chairman for the develop­ bring their anual concert to the No. 60, Improved Order of Red Hoover’s book "A Study of Com­ the month, at 8 p.m., at Neptune Scholarship Fund committee thank­ to this very unusual opportunity. ment campaign of Dickinson Col-. Auditorium Saturday, July 10. Men held their election of officers munism"; to thc social studies de­ High School. The public is invited ing the P.T.A. for their contribu­ lege, here. The 192-year-old col-' Founders’ Day, marking the at their regular meeting Tuesday, Several days ago the pitching partm ent— 1000 reprints of the to' attend these meetings and to tion. Mrs. William Coyne, Occan lege is seeking $6 million by 1966 96th anniversary of Ocean Grove, March 30th, at lodge hall, 1140 Cor­ machine for the high school base­ Reader’s Digest article, “How the ask any questions they may want. Grove P.T.A. representative to the and an additional $10 million by comes on a Saturday, July 31, and lies avenue. ■ Thc following officers ball team was delivered. This was Reds Make a Riot”; to the music -*- 1073, tho college’s bicentennial will be marked by a double feature were . elected: Wilson Hubbard, Scholarship Fund, urged the mem­ purchased several weeks ago when department—American Flags for year. Rev. Freidrich is a 1920 grad­ Pledge At U. of Pennsylvania program; There will be an outdoor Sachem; Ben Amato, Prophet; bers to support the annual card it was learned that the Board of the color guard; to the elementary uate of Dickinson. ceremony at Founders' Park fol­ Lawrence Juliano, Senior Saga­ party, and fashion , show to be held Education had , turned, down the schools—6 filmstrips and records : PHILADELPHIA — Two Nep­ lowed by on 8:15 p.m. concert in more; Anthony Velente, Junior April 28 at Royal Manor. Tickets request. Theodore Beekman, a lo­ "Our Nation’s Flag:'’; and to the . * ------tune City youth have pledged fra­ may be obtained from Mrs. Gerald the Auditorium by the New York Sagamore; and George Baust, rep­ cal resident, stressed the safety new Green Grove School—an Sponsors Fair Trip ternities at the University of Opera Festival, which will present resentative to the Great Council Nicolis or Mrs. Irwin Milligan. factor when he went before the American Flag arid stand for the Pennsylvania where they are It was approved by the executive auditorium. - ASBURY PARK — . The ' Shore “A Summer Festival of Song”. These new elected chiefs will be boatd> supporting the request, The members of the freshman class. board' to send two representatives Area YMCA, under the supervision The first scheduled concert will , installed at the next regular meet- Legionnaires agreed that this Mr. Egan has received many fa­ Frank T. Pope, son. of Mr. and to the Monmouth County P.T.A. of General Secretary Raymond I. be the annual St. Paul’s Night on ^ ing on April 6. Tecumseh Tribe would be a valuable piece of equip­ vorable comments and letters on Mrs. Joseph F. Pope 50 Steiner Spring Council meeting on April Jacoby, Is sponsoring a bus trip to Saturday, July 3. No. 60 degree team will travel to ment for the team. Howard Peter­ the good work which the legion­ avenue has. pledged Sigma Nu, 28 at Eatontown. Mrs. Theodore the World’s Fair on Tuesday, May Newton, N. J. on April 7th to put son, the hign school athletic direc­ naires are doing to promote the while Paul. J. Taylor, son of Mr. The annual Youth Concert, under Beekman and Mrs. Robert John on the degree work. The tribe w il tor, said the machine would be in education of the youth of the 25. The trip Is open to "Y” members and Mrs. Philip M. Taylor, 20 My­ the direction of Dexter Davison, and friends and the general public have a rummage sale on Friday will attend. .-■ operation as soon as the electric community. ron avenue, pledged Phi Kappa Youth Center director, will be giv­ and Saturday, April 8 th and 9 th, Mrs. Irwin • Milligan, principal, who may be Interested let bus trans­ Sigma. Both youths are graduates en in the Auditorium Saturday eve­ at 1140 Corlies avenue. After thc spoke; about the Vaccination pro­ portation, to and from the Fair. of Neptune High School. . ning, Aug. 14, meeting refreshments were served. gram on Tuesday, April 6. At Mrs Neptune City Teacher Winner In “Past Hits and Bits” is the name Milligan’s request the board ap­ selected fcr the annual Ushers proved the purchase of an addition­ Show on Aug. 21. Tecumseh’s 82nd Anniversary National Creative Teaching Contest O’Brien-Major VFW Auxiliary Elects al film strip cabinet in lieu of addi­ The final concert of the season, tional film strips with the money Labor Day night, Sept. 6, will pre­ NEPTUNE — Tecumseh Tribe Auger, manager'of the sponsoring Mrs. Harold Heckman, Sr., President allocated for the visual aids pro­ ST. PAUL, MINN.—Mr. Milton sent the. New York Opera Festival No. 60, Improved Order of Red gram. Summer roundup for kin­ Bunevich, Woodrow Wilson School, 3M Visual Products Department in “September Serenade,” ... Men, celebrated their 82nd anniver­ dergarten wilt, be May 7th. The Neptune City, X. J., has been noted: “Faced with the task of ef­ NEPTUNE — Mrs. Harold Heck­ O’Brien. 707 Fairview Avenue with sary by honoring Michael J sixth ■ grade .trip to the World’s named a winner in a nationwide fectively conveying an over-grow­ man, Sr. was elected president of Mrs. Lane, chairman for the affair. O’Brien, Great Junior Sagamore Fail on May 25. has been approved C r e a t i v e Teaching Competition ing body of knowledge to students, the Ladies Auxiliary to the O'Brien- Plans, were made to hold a Rum-, of the Great Council of New Jersey by. J. Victor.Christie,, superintend­ sponsored by the 3M Company. this teacher epitomizes the extra­ Major Post, Veterans of Foreign mage sale at the post home on April "Memories” Show Wars at the meeting Thursday 30th with Mrs. Curto in.charge..of on March 27th. Ahout 150 mem ent of schools. • He was one of 18 winners.named ordinary creativity applied by the '.. 'bers from all parts of the state evening at the Post Home, 1515 arrangements. John Aponte announced that he today, and, 'won a., two-week-, trip' modern teacher to ‘humanize’ and By Choir Guild Corlies" Avenue. Mrs. 1-Iarry J. attended. A movie on safety , was will attend the Traffic Safety Con­ for two to Mexico. • inject, visual impact into subjects Mrs. Wright was appointed chair, .shown, which is. part of the Rod ■Brower presided. ^ man - for the annual Mother aiid ference. on April 22 at the invita­ The 3M competition, designed to once, consideyeil dtill by students; CCKAN . GROVE — Th* Choir'• Men’s program “Highway Safety”. Others elected were:. Mrs. Clif­ Daughter; banquet to be held at tiie tion of Governor .Richard J. recognize : the. accomplishments of “It’s our privilege, as part of the Adolph A. Kruschka was in charge ford Warner,' senior vice president: regular meeting on May 6th. Mothers mqt tU the home of Hughes. teachers, wlio have made, their 3M aid to education program, to M rs.Kenneth Dellett, 1*10 Inskip ~ of arrangements, and Fred G. Mrs: Edward Wright, junior vice _ The next regular meeting will classes. more interesting to stu­ present teachers with an.opportun­ Avenue 0)1 VVeiJnesdnr. March 31st . Brown, P.G.I., was master, of cere­ president; -Mrs.. Franklyn Lane, be April 24 in the Intermediate ity' to expand their mym knowledge monies. A chicken dinner was dents by the use of .visual aids treasurer; Mrs. Carl Barber, chap­ VFW Auxiliai v.-ith . the. following members pre­ School auditorium. Mrs. Theodore was open . to all U. S. teachers. with this travel and study program t . sent : Mesdnnies ’Gondek. Fisher, sew ed. lain; Mrs. I-Inrold Heckman, Jr., Beckman, program . chairman, an­ More than 2,000 teachers partici­ in Mexico.” ' • • Snyder, Lambert, Horden. Sehc- - 4 1 - conductress; Mrs. Joseph Lopez, Sr., nounced that a musical program The award winning Creative pated. ' guard;.and Mrs, Brower, 3: year telich, Huntley, Bush, ’ Dellett and Vacation Inquiries On File will be presented by Mrs. William Teaching Competition entries will Wesselman.' \ • Each entry was based on a series Tiustoe. Schwartz’s fourth grade. Election of visuals developed by the teach­ bo available in 3M’s Creative OCEAN GROVE—The Hannah- A brief resume of ‘plans for the OCEAN GROVE — Inquiries District delegates elected were of officers will be held. First grade ers for use with overhead* projec­ Teaching Library for reference use Crosman VFW Post and Auxiliary variety show to be given on Mny from prospective vacationists who Mrs. -Warner, Mrs; Heckman, Jr;,- class mothers will be hostesses. tors. Entries were judged on the by educators. The library. addi­ will serve coffee and buns follow­ 8th was heard-from the chairman, have written to the publicity clerk, Mrs; , W-- Lee Yarnall, Mrs. ;. John Executive board members at­ creative use of advanced visual tionally contains the top 1,000 en­ ing the. E aster Sunrise. Service. Mrs; Fisher. Tickets were distribut­ Mrs. Alexander Anderson,- over the Gatta, Mrs. Brower, 'Mrs.. Joseph tending were John Aponte, Frank­ aids in presenting a teaching idea tries, also based , on creative uses All are invited to the post home, ed to the Various choirs for sale at winter months will be on file for Curto, Mrs. Ellen'Thompson, alter­ lin B. Holl, Mrs. Irwin Milligan, or concept. of the overhead projector in class­ 52 Pitm an Ave., Ocean Grove. 75c each for adults; No children’s hotel and guest house proprietors nate delegates: Mrs. Barber,'.Mrs. Mrs. Theodore Beekman, Mrs. Jo­ room situations, from 3M’s first The cancer dressing unit will tickets will be sold except at the starting Monday. The file is at The Bunevich’s winning entry is Stanley Sllwa, Mrs. Edward Par­ seph Gondek, Mrs. Robert John, Assistance Grant To Education, a meet Monday, April 12th, at 10 a,m. door. The theme for. the program, Times office, 64 Main Avenue, aiid based on a series of visuals simply sons Mrs. Michael Lembo, Mrs. Mrs. Gerald NicoHs, Mrs. Joseph program which was awarded $1.5 Workers nnd white materia! are will be .“.MemoHes": and will be a will be kept up-to-date-with new explaining the forms, shapes and Virginia Conaway, Mrs. ' Ernest Simpkins,. Mrs. William Coyne, million to 500. schools in '.Ufl.'l. needed. musical , with songs and dances by inquiries each Monday. A list of in­ designs of geometry. According to Megill, Mrs. Michael O'Brien, and Mrs. Wiliam Schwartz, Mrs. Ken­ A second Assistance' Grant pro­ the member^ of. ihe various choirs. quiries from Church of the Breth the teacher, the method promoted Mrs. Charles Kemper; The Auxiliary will hold a rum­ neth Dellett and Mrs; Edgar Har­ gram undertaken by 3M this year, A nominating committee was se­ ren members has been on file at class interest,'motivation and ac­ Department delegates elected mage sale April 20 and 27, a t the rington.'.' will provide some 700 teacher- post home. Donations will be ap­ lected and the proposed slate of of­ The Times for the past month and tivity; and facilitated the difficult were: Mrs. Warner,. Mrs. . Gatta, * ------training institutions with complete ( preciated. Anyone wishing to have ficers for next year will be present­ new Inquiries are added to this list task of explaining abstrict princi­ Mrs. Lulu Lawrence,, and, Mrs. $2,000 visual communications ed at the next meeting. This meet­ Expand Health Services ples of geometry in easily-under­ Wright. Alternate delegates: Mrs; rummage called for, phone Presi­ weekly. ' • '$; ' ;:V systems.- .■ '.. . ■ ing will be held at the home of Mr. stood terms. „ ’ ■'»■.’. Heckman, Sr.,- Mrs.■„Harry - WHspn, dent Louise Lam bert, 77Sr2149; and Mrs. WiJllani Reid in Red Bank. OCEAN GROVE LIMOUSINE RED BANK — In 10 municipal­ •The. aw ards were based upon Mrs. Kemper, and Mrs. Helen ities served by the Monmouth Earns Academic Honors OCEAN GROVE LIMOUSINE Memhers will meet at the church World’s Fair trips, $7 per person, teachers’ use of a new concept—a Logue. • Out of town,trips. For reserva­ round trip, admission, ticket includ­ County organization for Social Ser­ at 7:30 P., M. and transportation v i s u'al.communications system— NEWARK — John T. Oriel, 29 National delegates elected; 'Mrs. tions call 771-6887 between 9-11 ed; $5 per person round trip with­ vice, public health nurses made 17,- a.m. or 3-1 p.m. . —11-15 will be arranged. out admission ticket. For reserva­ which certters around use of over­ Main avenue, Ocean. Grove, was Gatta, Mrs. Philip Kruschka, and 209 visits to 3,529 persons during tions, w rite J. Woodruff, 1507 'Jth head projectors. Advantages of among 849 day and. evening under­ Mrs. Slhva. Alternates were: Mrs. DAY’S STATIONERY 1964, an Increase of nearly 2,000 NAOLE’S MAIN CENTRAL Ave., Neptune, N. J. • -14-18 the system include, a low cost of graduates ; at Newark College - of. Parsons, Mrs. - Curto and Mrs. “The Greeting Card Store’’ PHARMACY — Teh 774-0204 visits over the previous year; Larg­ Opp, Post Office, Ocean Grove preparing visuals aiid absence of Engineering who received academic Brower. All-year service. Drugs of quaK' . iBring the whole family to Nep­ est expansion was In services prer : —2Rt» tv for prescriptions. Doctors advise • tune Diner for: dinner.. Special din­ elaborate stt-up time, which enable honors for the semester, ending Final plans were made to hold a sented In Neptune Township, where Nagle’s. Ilours 8:30 A.M.-9:00 P.M. ners and menus for children. Give the teacher to present up-to-the- January,.1965.' To qualify for such Tea m honor of the auxiliary presi-! GIG MORRIS FLOWER SHOP 6,412 visits, a gain of more than your wife a night off. Choice of minute information to the class. honors ut NCE, a student, must dent/ Mrs. Brower, on April 9th florol arrangements fnr PAINTING & PAPERH^VGTVG two businessmen’s luncheon spe­ 800, w ere made to 1,107 residents . , • ... , .all occasions. 710 Ninth Ave., Bel- AI RvJsma, 5 Homestead Rd^ Sea In announcing the winners, B. Y. maintain at least a B average. a t the home of Mrs. Michael m ar XeI 681-1909. ' — <5tf cials, $1.00. —50tf of the township. Girt. Tel. GI 9-5397. -10-22 p a (. t: r >v o OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE liM E S, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1965

Fischer, Mrs. “Frieda Horn/ Mrs; Mlllpring^Irs; Isabelle Rush/Mrs:; can Home department. A new table­ Salvationists Celebrate 100 Years Arthur Sudali; Miss Florence Hunt­ Elmer Baldwin, Mrs..Jessie Steven-’ cloth was presented as a gift to the er, Mrs. Joseph Gardner, Miss son, :Mrs. William A. Bowen, Mrs.; Club by the department thru fund­ Eunice North,*. Mrs. Eleanor ;M. Jessie Waddell, Adele Roberts, Mrs. raising activities. Mrs; Augustus Smith, Mrs. Jane Vanderhoff, Mrs. Philip Jones, Mrs- H erbert Baker, Villlpiano, chairman, also reported Henry Smith, Mrs. A. B. Knight, Mrs. Ernest Sparks, Amelia Don- first, second and third awards were Alida van.Slyke, Harriet, Mac- egan, Mrs.'Anne Dorer, Mrs. Marie won by club members in three cate­ Doweil; Mrs;' W. M. Bills,i Mrs. Lot- Shearman, Anna Si Bier, Mrs; gories, of the sewing contest at tie; Reilly, Mrs. Charles Davis,. Mrs. Kathle Dyke, Helena Chamber- Achievement Day last week in L. MacMuller,- M rs;:Anna Kichline, lain, Miss Lu Peters, Mrsi Earle W. Freehold. Mrs. Amy MacGr.uder, - Miss Ada Height, Mrs. George Kerr, Mrs. E. Welfare Department chairman, I Whelpley, Miss Sleeka. J. Fendrich, Lucie M. Bryant,. Mrs. Mrs. Fred Martell, announced 550 I Also Mrs. Robert Naden* Mrs. C, Alma Govett,; Mrs. Rose B. Bran-; cancer dressings had been made. | M. Fackrell, Miss Alice G. Holt, w eiler| Mrs. Dorothea • •Bush, Mrs. Meeting were' announced as fol­ 1 Mrs. Joan B. Marshall, Mrs. Gladys LeRoy. Ward, Margaret J. Valen- lows:-The monthly card party ,will tien, -Ethel Lange, Mrs. Elizabeth be held April 8th, at the home of Haines, Margaret ; Holden, . Mrs. Mrs., Anthony DiGlacomo,. \Vost Muriel Westall, ‘ Mrs*: Chester Sut- Long Branch, and trip by bus to WOMEN’S, phen, Mrs". Mae" Buller, Mrs, Fred Peddler's Village and New. Hope, Bimble, Mrs. Joseph’ Keating, Mrs. Pa.,on Sat-Aprir24th will be spon­ HEALTH S. H. Jones; -" :V<:. v'C-' sored .by the American Home.De­ •• Exaggerated - Tumor' Ferirs / partments - . o ()ut-«f-Wccllock Hlrtlis. Abortions • Two Hour A'acatlon UetUices Ten­ Homes bf five club members have sion ■ v • “The 1*111*' May Relieve Birth been designated for the Progressive • lilues :;•'••• ; : •• • Flower Show and tour on Saturday, *» Doctor,Talk . ‘ ’.][ May 1st. Mrs. George'Pacelli, chair­ By Elizabeth Stewart ; Program On India man, Garden department requested' W onieii’s , Medical News Service members. who - will participate1 -in -. SENATORS Clifford P. Case (R-N. J.) and A. S. Mike Monroney LT. COLONEL ARTHUR BAM FORD (left), New. Jersey Division- Election of officers and an ad­ making the displays used at the Most tumors of. the ovaries'and (□■Okla.) stand behind the plaque marking the historic chamber in Vai Commander of The Salvation Army> presents a centennial medal­ dress on. "India” by guest speaker, the Capitol Building, where the newly constituted Joint Congress­ lion to .Governor Hughes. The medallion commemorates the ,100th , uterus cause needless panic among show and town attend the April Mr. Melvin A. Philo, Keyport, were 22nd meeting at. the home; of Mrs. ional Committee will hold its hearings. At the suggestion of Senator anniversary df the founding of The Salvation Army by William. women, doctors find; They’re' usu­ Case, use of the Chamber, normally reserved for high ceremonial Booth in. London, England. On the face of the medallion are the featured nt the Thursday, April 1st ally non.cancerous, ' but without R; S. Kessler, Oakhurst, occasions, was approved by the Senate Rules Committee because ■•.heads,' of • two-• Salvationists ( A Soldier iind / a Lassie) . in ' pro- . meeting bf the Jersey ;Shore Wo­ Mrs. William Guy, social hostess, of the unusual character of the Committee's responsibility. Senator ;V-f 11 e-v ;W.i t hr the. legend “A Century of Service tp .God and man treatm ent .they 'm ay in terfere With men’s Club at Oakhurst Methodist Case, a long-time advocate of Congressional reform, is one of six. — The Salvation Army, 1865 - 1965.'' The reverse .side of childbearing. was assisted by Mrs. V. Riley. Miss’ Church. Senate members of the Committee which also Includes six members »the .medal shows the two hemispheres. Th4 legend reads: “The Sal­ The most common, uterine tu- Helen Schuman and Mrs. Paul from the House of Representatives. Senator Monroney is Commit­ vation .Arm/ serves God throughout the world by helping people. The new slate of officers are Mrs.; Eickhorn poured. The daffodil and tee Chairman. ./Hitherto hath, the Lord helped' us/ "1 Samuel 7:12.” • ,; V ; ' • mor, a rarely, malignant “fibroid,” develops in about four out of .10 Edward Kuboosh, President; Mrs. iris spring floral .arrangement was John Williamson, re-elected as first made by Mrs. Dominick Bruno.-’. women, says Dr. S, Leon Israel, of- except for the Sunday evening ser­ their team three years ago. vice-president; Mrs. Anthony Dl- * the University of Pennsylvania ------vice which is scheduled for seven Both Mr. Campbell and Mr. Reese More Books On New Jersey History Giaeomo, second vice-president; School ,of Medicine.. Often it does o’clock. • are sons of Baptist pastors and Mrs. Ralph Erolino, treasurer ; ■ Mrs; not have to be removed. When it In addition to these, a special were, themselves Baptist pastors be­ Raymond C. Ryder; recprding sec­ Evangelist Team Added To Neptune does, the uterus can be .saved in noon hour service will be held from fore entering the present evangel­ retary; .Mrs. Joseph Hemphill, cor­ many cases. 1 - 2 p. m.j on Good Friday and the istic work which Is conducted in responding secretary; Mrs. George At Baptist Church NEPTUNE T W P .— The town­ possible by efforts;• of its. members, Some ovarian tumors are. fluid- team will also minister during the churches of many denominations. R. Magee,'.financial secretary, ship librarian Mrs. John Xorthup, :ind, sale of: the “History of Shark containing cysts. In women under Eastor morning vvorship service., Mr.1 Reese is a recording artist with Mrs. Louis'Fpririo, social chair­ announces the .addition of 40 books R iVor H ills” by i t rs. - Peggy . Good­ -10 they’re, usually benign but arc Campbell and Reese will be featur­ Diadem Productions which has thus man, announced that new officers on New Jersey history; some ti­ rich.- All are now catalogued.' and removed if they become too large. ed at a 6:30 a. m. Easier Sunrise far released three record albums will be installed at a banquet’on tles in’addition to, the 20 sponsored rejidy’;.for .patron's use.; ■ ;;.. • Early discovery may keep them NEPTUNE — Holy /Week Evan­ Service sponsored by the Jersey of vocal and trombone solos. He is May Gth at the Barclay Hotel, Bel­ by. the New Jersey Tercentenary \* M is; }Npr-thup and the ' trustees from preventing pregnancy. gelistic Services AVill begin, on Tiies- Shore Evangelical Ministers’ Fel­ also the composer of several relig­ C; -.-Vo 0 *: " ; c mar. -Committee are: ... a re anx io'us to.de ve lop - tlie .-collcc - ] day a t, the Community Baptist lowship and Will be held nt the Avon ious songs which have been publish­ Mr. Philo, attorney and world /• /‘Monmouth Road, to Glory,’V by tion and especially to. secure' such, One out of 18 babies born in the j Church when the Campbell-Reese Pavilion. ■ ed by Diadem in a song book entit­ U.S. each year is born out-of-wed­ traveler, narrated on; the m ajor eit- Gilman; “Nauvoo ’to the Hoqli,” additions as.the “Atlas,jof the Jer­ i Team of Canada Is introduced. The ies and temples of India, while show­ The Rev.. Mr. • Campbell is a n a­ led ,fGospel Melodies.” . . ; ‘ Moss; ‘•Golden Age o f Moninbuth sey Coast,”. “History of .Monmouth lock, ticcbrdingcio figures released evangelistic teani is .composed of * The Rev. Mr. Reese Will lead the ing color slides of his recent trip, tive of Canada and was educated • County,” ‘MacMahon; “Story of County” bv Lewis, “ Old Times in recently by the U.S. .Public Health the Rev, Kenneth Campbell, evan­ congregational singing a t’the ser­ lie explained the.politics, economy, at Bryan (Tenn.) College and Grace' the Jersey Blues,” . Gilman, and. OKI Monmouth” and “The Battle Service (PIIS). Between 1910 and gelist, and the Rev. James Reese, (Ind.) Theological Seminary. He vices as well as present vocal and lpiil, sa.vs PUS, thc nation’s out-of- various religions and rituals prac­ ‘‘Upstate, Downstate,’’ YanGuard.- of Monmouth’' by Salter, “New Jer­ musician. The services will be held has,conducted evnngeiistlc meetings trombone solos. He will lead the wedlock births rose from 37.0 per ticed by peoples of the country. He . A group suited to, children in­ sey, This Old Monmouth-of Ours”, each evening through Easter Sun throughout the Uniled States and church’s choir in special numbers 1,000 live births to 40-3—an iri- was accompanied by Mrs. Philo Who cludes . “Yankee. Doodle Boy,1’ by by. Ilornor. day. . Canada nnd also in Great Britain. throughout the week. The organist i-rease of nearly 25 percent. is 5th district International Rela­ ■ Martin; ‘/The TraihuaUers,” - Rob­ The Rev. Wallace Arthur Alcorn, Always placing an emphasis on will be Mrs. Anita Fitzpatrick and Aliy, booklets o r, records -of. any tions chairman. She reported on the erts;' “Glorious .Conspiracy,” Wil- Put another way, more than C00 paslor of the local church, has an­ youth work, he is the founder of the pianist, Mrs. W. A. Alcorn. • iiamson, mid “Early New Jersey,” type.' relating to early days in tlie aid derived-from contributions to out-of-wedlock babies are born nounced .that the public is invited Youth Evangelism Fellowship and ' Wednesday will be “Youth Night” township or cbunty will be most “Meals for Millions'’ and “Care” every day of the year to women to all' services, which wljl ,be. nori- is currently. General Director of and will feature the church’s young r:J This is the first consignment of a welcome additions to the reference projects. Mrs. Joseph Peluso, presi­ and girls of' every race, religion; .denominational in chnracter. The “Youth Time" radio broadcast. Tills people and their guests. The Rev. "l larger order sponsored by the Nep­ collection to be always available dent, introduced the guest speaker and economic group. : : evening services will begin at 7:30 is heard weekly on a national net Mr. Campbell will giye a message fo r use. ih the library. • and conducted the business meeting. tune Library Association and made ■ Experts estimate that foi; every Mrs. John Williamson, member­ work In Canada as well as overseas which has youth especially in mind one, out-of-wedlock birth there are and a pizza party for the young ship chairman, introduced and wel­ OCEAN GROVE by. short’wave missionary radio. alm ost five, abortions, and th at each Mr. Campbell is. author of "A people will follow the service. comed Mrs. Michael Ercolino as a CT71 year 1,000,000 illegal abortions are Live Coal from the.Altar,"published Friday is to be “Pioneer Girls new member. NURSING performed in thc U.S. *’ Night” when the Pioneer Girls or­ The Club’s delegate to represent in Toronto by Cornation Publica­ . .. * 0 ’ . ■ tions. j . ganization of the church will sing, Asbury Park High - School at: the HOME Tension can wear down the hu­ and be featured. Citizenship Institute for Giris at SI CLARK AVE. • PR • The young evangelist met his man body even as infection does. partner in: evangelism while stu­ All services, except the sunrise Douglass .College is Miss Sharon (STAT* UCKNIID) For the harried mother who has to dents at Bryan College. He. and Mr service, will be held in the church Meadows, Deal, it was .announced • Reasonable Rates be chauffeur, cook, maid, shopper, Reese were graduated together on Lakewood Road in Shark River &' Taxpayers Responsibilities wife are equally responsible. by Mrs. ; Nicholas Shermerhorn, • Newly Renovated Internal Revenue advises that a counselor;... for. the career .woman from college, in-1956 and formed Hills. V>v< . Most people are able to complete Youth Chairman!. • • 24-Hr. R.N. Coverage their income tax return, by follow­ complete return be held for a day who must combine job with, home- A contribution of $25. was made Diabetics — Cardiacs or two before mailing. Then it making; for the man who is con­ ing the instructions furnished with to the Douglass College Home Eco­ Convalescents . — Post- fronted-with ail sorts of crises at their blank forms. Others purchase shoiiId be,,thoroughly reviewed for nomics Scholarship Fund by Ameri­ Operative ‘•Your Federal Income Tax," pub.)social security numbers, omitted in- home and at work, tension ■ is a We thank the residents of Ocean Grove lished by the Government Printing j come or deductions, errors in arith- formidable foe. , Office and follow its more detailed ‘ metic, legible writing and for signa- To reduce tension, Dr. Paul Dud­ who patronize our new establishment ; instructions. Taxpayers can secure jtu're. Quite often this review will ley White, distinguished heart spe­ “Pierced Ears Are In Vogue Again!” correct answers to any question by turn up mistakes that were not cialist, suggests a simple remedy: PICKWICK LUNCHEONETTE telephoning their nearest Internal noticed when the return was pre­ Take a two-hour vacation as often LARGE SELECTION OF : Revenue office. pared; 1 \ •( as you can manage. Walk briskly Convention Hall • • Boardwalk y. - Some taxpayers prefer to secure New Jersey taxpayers should to a library and browse; walk to a . professional help in filing their Fed- inail their completed ; tax. returns park or botanical garden and stroll PIERCED EAR RINGS Asbury Park and a check; or money. order for about, enjoying the out-of-doors. V-'erai tax returns. They are advised N. Panages, 36 McClintock St., Ocean Grove - to select only qualified, reputable any tax balance to the District Di­ Eat an unhurried picnic lunch un­ • Select One Pair and We Will y advisors. Most tax advisors are rector of Internal Revenue, /New­ der a tree in your city’s park— . .competent and honest. ark, New Je rsey ,;07102.. ■ \ it’s a welcome change from a • Pierce Your Ears FREE crowded restaurant. Beware of the, “tax.expert" who Every community has some at­ will not be available to answer traction to which its harassed citi­ questions after your return has GOP Women Hear B . FEDDES zens can escape: A zoo, a park, an been filed. Never sign a blank interesting shop, unexplored coun­ tax form and leave it with a stran- Ocean Grove Jeweler Allaire Program tryside. It’s a Pleasure ;.ger; this is almost like signing a Break the day’s routine and ten­ Post Office Building — 55-57 Main Avenue to Bank at blank check. Dq not sign a return . OCEAN GROVE. — The Ocean prepared -in pencil, it can easily sion—the life you’re conserving is Grove Women’s Republican . Club a precious one. New Jersey National” be changed later. held its regular monthly meeting .'■ Ask your advisor to sign the tax at the Cozy Cottage, : 35 Pilgrim 7 .; A possibly significant use of oral form he has prepared. Reputable Pathway, last .Friday afternoon., " CC.----~ . ------— - advisors will do so automatically. contraceptives lias recently been A talk on The Deserted Village reported by.: . Doctors Francis J. That’s what our customers tell us . The here today, gone tomorrow at Allaire was given by Mrs. Mabel Kane, Jr. and Martin H. Keeler, of Try us — we think you’ll agree. . expert usually win . not. •’ /: . Burr, who told of the many activ­ Pay any balance of tax you owe the University of North ' Carolina ities planned for the, coming year. School of Medicine.. “The pill,’! by check or money order made pay­ She was accompanied by Mr/s. Betty sometimes used alone, sometimes able only to the Internal Revenue ew'Jersey IXIational Swain. . in combination with other drugs, Service. Mrs. Rutger Stirling, president, alleviates depression and other dis­ Avoid the advisor who guarantees conducted the business meeting. tressing symptoms of mental ill­ a refund, asks for a percentage of 8 Convenient Offices: - — STOP IN — Two new members were welcomed, ness experienced by some .women <\sbury Pprk — Deal —- Long Branch.— Neptune ~ Oceanpprt your refund or who boasts, that he Mrs. Ethel Long and Mrs. Jane wHo have just given birth; Drs. Ocean Grove —. Ocean.Township —, West Long Branch ^ knows all the angles. Be oil guard W att. .Members .voted to give $25 Kane andKeeler reported their if he suggests that your refund for ..the program book of the Mon. observations at the 58th annual check be sent to his address. mouth Co, Federation of Republi­ meeting- of the Southern Medical Insist that you be furnished a can Women. It was, announced that Association, Memphis, Tenn. v y. copy of your completed tax return. the convention will be May 6th and ' One of the doctors observed, uWe Keep a record of the name and 7th at Atlantic City. The president believe' our results warrant con­ address of the person who helps and vice president, Mrs. Jean M. tinued appraisal of this medication prepare your return. Travers will attend. .The next meet­ under well-cbntrolled and \^ell-su- : - Taxpayers, are responsible for’all ing will be May 14. pervised conditions.” • A Complete Line of New Chevy Cars & Trucks entries and supporting documents . Others attending were; Mrs. Sadie • “OK” Used Cars and Transportation Specials. in their Federal tax. return. This Evans, Miss Laura Collier, Mrs. W. d o c t o r TALK WONDERFUL BONELESS ^7 Is true no matter who prepares the T. Grozier, Miss Alice . Wortman, . -ltis, an inflammation. In ileitis, FILLETS • Service and Shop Facilities for. Any; Repair Needs. i return. . • . •; " ?;:• Mrs. Ena Wakefield, .Mrs, Marle-T. an inflammation of the ileum; a fried to a crisp golden brown advisors rely only on .the in­ Blumenschlne, Mrs. Edna Disbrow, part of the small intestine. This “Serving The Shore Since 1928” formation furnished by the taxpay­ Mrs. Martha Delaney, Miss Emma was :the iilness that once , afflicted Served with French Fries • Cole er. Their primary function is to Rossbach, Miss Ruth . Brady, Miss President ‘Eisenhower. Also: arth­ Slaw • Tartar Sauce'* Rolls & Butter ? transfer iiiformation to the proper Arhy Walker, Mrs: Luella Osterloh, ritis, joint inflammation, v places on the tak form, Mrs. Sara E. Leyonmark, Mrs. J. H; • -osis, a^ condition. • In endome­ v Regardless of who prepares the Neill,- Mrs. Lydia Swartz, Miss Ar- triosis, a' condition in which tissue Wednesday and Friday Niglits 7 CHEVROLET / j ’ return, the responsibility for filing line Keephart,' Mrs. Carol Myers, norm ally m aking? -up the endome­ HOAVAUI) JOHNSON RESTAURANT the return and liability for any Mrs. Elsie/;Madsen, Mrs., Marie: trium, or lining of the uterus, also • ’ Asbury Circle, Highway .35 / iinderpayment, interest ahd poss­ Clark, Miss May Buckelburger, Mrs; apjpears elsewhere in the • pelvic . . NEPTUNE, N; J;/ ^ • •: TeL 774-5733 775-1212 ible penalties are the taxpayers. 2nd Ave. & Main St., Asbury Park Mae Scheyer, Mrs. Alfred H. region % On Joint returns, both husband and FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1965 OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY ** A <; K THHE E . - -' '' ' '; " i 'Truckers lost two games to Coast THE«IBIY FOOTBALL BEftW Cities International team, who. is just below them in'league stand­ By John T. Cunningham ings. For the International team a new lead off man, Charles Calhoun, and he was top man for his team. It was the same story for the Truckers, lead off man Ollie Klein, Sr. was top man with a 501 series. 200 Club Russ..Alaimo ...... 21G Charles /Wheat ..... 207 Hank Schroeder ...... 207 Jack Klein ...... 203 Charles Veron 202 Lou Molinari, S r; 202 Individual High Series Hank Schroeder ...... 579 Doc Morris! ..... 571. Charles W heat . 550 Team Standings w . L. Kedersha’s .Bootery ...... 53 34 Sportsman’s Shop ..... 52 35. Lou’s Barber Shop 50% 36 Klein’s Fish M arket 48 . 39 Ardmore H o te l 46 41 Grovers ...... :„...... ’;r..^. 42 45 Isacson Builders ...... 41. 46 CAGE CHAMPIONS — Pictured above are Ihe Celtics, champions of the Neptune Township Biddy WI­ A & N Truckers 38J&’ 4814' League sponsored by the liccrcation Commission. The team finished the-schedule with a 11-0 mark International 36 51 over thc Summerfield gym door. Front row, loft In right, Doug Buy, F;rank Rogers, Kick Beekman, Jeff Coast Cities Coaches .... 28 59 Blanchard, Boll Ingram, Jim Fitzpatrick and Doug Dill. Rear row left to right, lioad coach Kay Beek­ man, Keith McClain, Itill Hannah, lid Hayes, Gary liidner, Bill Dccvcs, Ken Dellett and coach Bob In­ gram. Missing when picture was taken was Jeff James. OCEAN GROVE THE FIRST INTER-COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL GAME IN AMERICA was played in 1869 at New BUSINESSMEN’S LEAGUE Individual Single Game Brunswick. Rutgers defeated Princeton. (William M, Boyd, artist.) 1 — Enid Sm ith ...... 2i i ; Four bowling nights left and still 2 — Gladys Beekman ...... 209 Neptune School News Second guessing the signal caller, that essential privilege of mod­ no team has a sure grip on any of 3 — Muriel Kelly ..... 209 ern football spectators and sportswriters, came into being shortly the top three spots.. Those two Averages . j He is a member of the Allied . before 3 p.m. on November G, 1869, the day Rutgers and Princeton last bumper nights are goihg to 1 — Enid Smith , 162.35 Library Council , Liaison Division and will be in this gathered at the Rutger’s “ball ground” in New Brunswick to play be "murder, at the lanes,” ; 2 — Gladys Beekman .....I. . . 160.74 . i country till May when his six mon- the first official game of intercollegiate football. Westinghouse and the .Cleaners 3 — Muriel KeUy . . 151.47 r la n s A w a rd s ** ^.training i»uP. William Gummere of Princeton and William Leggett of Rutgers will have a. go at each other next 4 — Betty- DeROse .... . 148.62 j He was most impressed by the met in mid-field to toss a coin, another tradition that endures. Gum- Monday, and it promises , to be , a many modern facilities of the 5 — Roberta Woyshner j...;. .148.32 By Sally Kerr mere won the toss, and then, to the astonishment nt least of the editor real “knock down nnd drag out" school and his biggest surprise was , Clean Games Neptune High School i of Rutgers Targum, chose to kick off. That was odd, the student news- affair. the students age. He, had antici­ Gail Wills The Neptune High School Libr­ ^ paper later noted, ‘‘since it had been agreed to start the ball against pated them being younger than Smiths will be laying for the Enid'Sm ith ary Council, under the direction of! 'Jhey were. the wind.” Every second guesser knows that a kick into the wind can Pathway while Nagles will be out Ruth Bush . May Cooper, is in the midst of .a I mean disaster. Captain Due’s visit was only the to dump Bronsons. None of . these Millie Kalinowski drive' to raise money to supply J first ot a sories o£ gucst spoakers Tension enveloped the field as the captains returned to their teams. six can stand a two. game loss at Gladys Beekman i '.i selected members • of the council. ,„at Ml. Rya„ hopes tQ hav0 visit The Targum recorded the scene: SHORE BUSINESSMEN’S this stage of the race. Sally Krum; BOWLING LEAGUE with awards for their hard .work; ,he sch00l. „ 0 ,s -currently trying “Grim-looking players were silently stripping, each one surround­ That seems to bfc the future. Dorothy Goll • during the 19G4-65 school year. The ; tQ sccuro som„ re|„,,s.entatjves ot ed by sympathizing friends, while around each of the captains was a , The 200 club had ten members ■' • ‘ r 200 Club council is selling pecan log rolls our a„ies; par,|cu)arIy Greece Let’s start off with the two p10sentt led by Oscar Larson with Xa(0 little crowd, intent upon giving advice, and saying as much as pos­ Enid Smitli ..... 2 11 lo the students and faculty for sev­ teams that are tied for first place, game and' 632 series. nnd Turkey. sible.” '■ ' 243 Gladys Beekman ...... 210 enty-five Cents each. To date, Over and see what the results are: Ke­ Spectators ringed tho field, many of them sitting precariously Oscar Larson, at'.the age of sev­ Muriel Kelly .I.... 209 dersha’s. Bootery and the Sports-1 two-hundred have been sold. enty-seven years is the oldest ac- Roberta Woyshner ...... 208 atop a wooden fence. Princeton's followers .burst' often into rehearsed m an’t Shop went at each. Other to — •* — — cheers, delighting everyone with a rendition of'their “Sisi Boom, Bah” tive bowler in Monmouth County R uth Bysh ...... 20G see who was going to be.trailing ., , ,, ... German Club , yell. Rutgers responded with its own variety of vocal support, unor- . , ... c* i. lf not the: state. Bowling Monday Norma King...... 20G whom, and ltlooks like the Sports- . ... . , : r, • ,,, . Marching Band • ■ nights with the Grove Cleaners and Sally. K r u m ...:.. 201 ^ ganized but loud. man's Shop, went at each other to Plans Picnic has missed only two nights this- High Game or The; Evening Good feelings had been building since the 10 o'clock train had Kedersha’s Bootery lost the first brought the men of Nassau Hall into New Brunswick. The Rutgers season. Enid Smith 211, 192 In Spring Parades game, but came back strong to win By Carol Middleman team welcomed their friendly rivals at the station, regaled them at Team Standings Muriel Kelly 201 the remaining two games, and now dinner and then entertained them with “a stroll about town, during W. L. Sally Krum 196,. 165 By Susan Kuboosh Neptune High School . leads the league by one full game. which stroll billiards received a good deal of attention.” If such excite­ Pathway Market 50 ii 36% Gladys Beekman ...... 181-172 Neptune High School A. money raising project for the Lead off man Charlie W heat set ment weakened either team, there is no record. Westinghouse ...... 50 37 Millie Kallnowski 178 The Neptune High School Match­ Neptune High School German Club,. the pace for the Bootery team with Thc teams had no difficulty agreeing on rules after Princeton ac­ Grove Cleaners ...... 49% 37% Helen McNally ...... 167 ing Band, under- the • direction of was recently completed. The pro­ iv 199 and 207 game, and a 550 cepted the fonnal, framed invitation from Rutgers to play “a match Bronsons ...... 49 38 Jackie Catley ...... !...... 166 William Figart,. is preparing for a ject was originally suggested by series. Jim Ikuss, anchor man for game of football.” Nagles ...... 48% 38% Ruth Bush ...... :...... 166 hectic spring parade schedule, sev­ Sharon Dickerson, club president. the same team came thru with a The field, they had agreed, would be 360 feet long to 225 feet m u Grove Barber Shop ...;.. 42 45 Barbara Grant 164 eral of which have been already ar. The project consists of selling 511 series. Charlie Spina wide (not much different in size from today’s gridiron). Each team '"a, captain Rmit|l!1...... 41 4G Roberta W oyshner ..;.... 162 ranged. . name and address labels to students would field 25 men and the ball could be advanced only by kicking or of the Sportsmen’s team, did the „ e, H eat ...... I-...39% 47% Lesley Kellers ...... 162 The following dates, have' been and teachers of Neptune. striking with the fist. Princeton was.a gracious guest; whenever there bowling for them.-Charlie pounded Campbells:...... ;.. 38 ' 49 ", :. • *'■ set for participation by the Nep­ The labels cost $1.50 for 300 labels out a 552 series <>n games ^ 1 9 5 . Larr..ons W . was a disagreement over rules; Rutgers prevailed. tune High School Marching 'Band: and the club makes S.50 on each and 190, and teammate Joe Ham- Surely Princeton had every reason for confidence, for to the , , ...... 1 Ind. High Game May 2, the Loyality Day Parade In box if 20 or more boxes are sold. Targum editor “they were almost without exception tall and muscu­ mond chipped in with a 511 series. Grove CIeaners ...... 955 Serving Our Country Asbury Park; May 22, the Chamber The money made is being put to­ lar” while “thc majority of our twenty-five are small and light.” That Next week being bumper: night PatKway 934' of Commerce Parade in Asbury ward a picnic at the end of this- these two teams will tangle with, ; ; qor view was tempered by a judgment that Rutgers players “possess the Park; and May 30, Memorial Day, school year. ^ttierit of being up to much more than they look.” Rutgers men wore each Other again. Best of luck fel- “ ...... there will be two parades; the first Sharon got the idea of selling scarlet turbans, the better to aid teamwork, and one home team dandy lo™3- 11 i-' lo j . r Pathway ...... 2610 one is in Bradley Beach, the second these labels from the Girl Scouts, On alleys 1 and 2 we lind.Isacson named Williamson, wore a scarlet shirt. 25B5 one, which will follow immediately, who have been very successful In Builders fighting to get out of sev- N , -Officials chosen from the crowd watched as Princeton prepared ,e3 2555 is in Ocean Grove. • the past with the project. to kick—or “buck”—thc 10-inch round rubber ball (tho pig had not enth Place, by winning two games indW diariiiS series' Mr. Figart is sure that experi­ •. — — * \ yet been called on as a sacrifice for Saturday pleasure). from the sixth place team thc q Larson 632 ences of this type will add greatly Grovers, They now trail the Grov- q ...... The thud of toe on ball echoed over Ihe quiet field. Ah, the all­ 577 to the skill of the student musicians. knowing Targum editor was correct! The kick into the wind was ers by only one game. Russ Alaimo jj Behrens ...... •...... 556 Show Planned By had a little trouble with his bowl- ' Kesulu'April 's short. Rutgers moved relentlessly to a goal, powering its way behind AIRMAN.THEODORE J. SMITH, a wedge df men that surrounded the kickers and befuddled the Prince­ ing on alleys 1 and 2 in the first Bc,mar . 2; Wcatinghou3e> l U S N , son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore South Vietnamese Apparcetus Club ton defenders. and second games but found h is Br0J)s 3 . Cam belIs „ trouble in the third game and g- j Smith of. 2815 V* Bangs Ave., Nep­ That would never do. Gummere instructed a young giant named tune, N. J., is serving with patrol By George, Lubcke J. Edward Michael to scatter the Rutgers interference; bunged out a nice 216 game, and • ^ 3 Larrison, 0 . Captain Lectures Squadron 50, which took part in the Neptune High School y. “Big Mike” worked with a zeal that earned him acclaim as long top series for the team w. h a oOO Path 3 CIeimers> 0 total. Ed Dorak was the top man 1 U. S. First Fleet training operation as thc game was replayed in memory. Surely’ “ Big Mike” was the 200 Club By Rose Ann Intrabartola Under the tutelage of Mr. James for the Grovers. r‘Tee Shot” off the coast of South­ first All American; he bowled over Rutgers men like so many ten O. Larson 243 and Paul Fogal Carroll, a physical education teach­ Klein’s Fish’ Market tangled A Rogers ern California April 3-8. pins and in every action his burly form loomed supreriie. Neverthe­ ...... 237 Neptune High School er at Neptune, the Apparcetus with a stubborn Coast Cities j Operation "Tee Shot’* was design­ less, superior Rutgers team played carried the home 25 to a 4-2 lead. D. Johnson 232 On Friday, March 19, an officer. Club will perform at a school as- Coaches team, but came out on ed to increase the readiness of First Swiftly the tide changed when a loose ball rolled toward the fence, Wm. Smith .'...... 230 from the South Vietnamese Army' sembly on April 14. The club was top with two wins. They lost the; Fleet .units in strike, anti-aircraft pursued by Michael and a Rutgers man large in name only—George H. Art .Spongier .1 220 visited Neptune High School., Cap- formed to create, an interest in middle game , by just' seven, pins. and anti-submarine warfare. Twen­ Large. “Big Mike” rammed into little Large and both of the flying Edw. Davis . '219 tain Dang Minh. Due's visit to Nep*! gymnastics and thereby help .in the: ■The Fishmen .are riding in fourth ty surface ships, one .submarine* and bodies struck the board fence. Down went the boards, tumbilng scream Robt. Orr ...., 216 tune was. arranged by Joseph T. ' formation ol the forthcoming Gym- place, two and a half games out of several Naval air units of-the Pac­ irig spectators across* the turf. Up jumped “Big Mike” but little W. Hulse ...... ;..... 207 Ryan, history teacher, "through the 1 nnstie Team.. third place which is held by: Lou’s ific Fleet participated in the ex­ George lay dazed beside the fallen fence. Barry Cole .'. 207 Fort Monmouth Public Information,. The club practices from three .to Barber Shop. These two teams ercise. ! • Princeton took advantage and promptly tied the score, aided by Don DeRose ...... 200 Office. Forty year old Captain'Due, five o’clock on Tuesdays and Frl- tangle with each other next week, a fortunately nameless Rutgers man who in a momeht of doubt either April .12, Schedule . This squadron's . aircraft are who.speaks French, Japanese, Eng- days. The boys will perform; on the! and this should: lie interesting to kicked, the ball through, his own goal or directly at a Princeton man Smiths vs. Pathway equipped .to seek out and destroy lish and Vietnamese observed clas-! horse, parallel bars’ spring board, watch too. H ank-Schroeder set a who finished the job. (The Targum editor mercifully didn’t name the Belmar vs. Larrisons enemy submarines. ses, lectured and .toured the school, j high.bar. rings, and free exercise. torrid pace for the Fishmen with Rutgers miscreant.) Westinghouse vs. Cleaners Army Pfc. James Claffey, 23, son It was hoped that- through Cap-'.;•. —------^ — *__ Little Rutgers used brains to overcome Princeton muscle. Cap- a 207 game, and a nice 579 series, Campbells vs. .Grove Barbers of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Claffey, 279 tain Due’s visit the Students would f and teammate Jack Klein came t^ i Leggett ordered his men to keep the ball low and away from the Nagles vs. Bronsons Fourth ave., Neptune City, was as­ be better able to understand our tall invaders. The strategy won the day and Rutgers scored the lust thru with a 203 game, and a 522 _____ ijj__• signed to the 6th Artillery in Ger­ position in South Viet Nam. M r. Variety Show At two goals to earn a 6-4 victory. • series! Tommy Fish was top man SQUAWS many, March 23.' Ryan believes that to understand With a 50G series for the Busmen.. That night players of both-teams feasted on roast game and BOWLING LEAGUE A launcher, crewman Battery a situation such as that in Viet '| Manasquan High Lou’s Barber Shop held onto the replayed the football match with ever-mounting verbal vigor. Years A, 5th Missile Battalion of the 6th Nam you should know the people | pace with-the top teams by win­ April 1st, 1965 later a newspaper account written from the confused, memory of an Artillery, Claffey entered the Army nnd their, customs. Captain Due's j By Susan Kuboosh ning two games from the Ardmoic. League Standing aging Princeton man that “Rutgers chased us out of town” brought in April 1962 and was stationed at lecture on the customs and history] Neptune High School letters of protest from Princeton men who recalled both the game Hotel team. ' They now trail the W. L. of Viet Nam helped to give the , Fort Hood, Tex., before, arriving . On April 3, William Figart plans , and the intensely good fellowship that followed. second place team, Sportsman’s Puwnees ...... 53 Vj 30 Vi students a first hand view of the overseas. , * .• *' : , . ,, to take the Neptune High School . Y\ The following week Rutgers visited Princeton for the same type Shop,, by one and a 1 half games. Navahos ...... 49 ' ?5 V ctnamcse people as well as an ' nr,,„„ d , j . He attended Neptune High School J Dance Band, and ten. other acts of hospitality and proved equally good guests, for Princeton (this Doc, Morris had one of his good Apaehes ' ...... 49 35 interesting class. After the talk and was employed by the. Aspltindah which will perform in an exchange. time using its own rules) scored a resounding 8-0 victory. nights, and' came up with a nice Cherokees...... 44’/y 39',5 there was: a question and answer Tree Expert Company in South assembly, to Manasquan High Faculty members on both campuses opposed such singular muscu- 671 series. Giving Doc a helping Comanches ..... 41 Vj 42 Vj I period. .' School. It is the same program >>fcLexhibitions and a scheduled third game was cancellcd. However, the hand was Lou Molinari, Sr., with Delawares ...... 39 45 Plains, before entering the Army. Captain. Due later said he was which was given at Asbury Park good teachers worried in vain, for the boys eventually did well. Cap­ a 202 game, and a 547 series. An­ Pueblos ...... 37 47 very much , impressed by the . stu­ High School, on February 24. i tain Gummere of Princeton, for example, becamc Chief Justice of the chor. man Harold Fulton, pounded Cheyennes ...... 21 >6 G2Vj Seaman Frank J. Annunziata, dents knowledge of Viet Nani and The stiu’ents who will perform New Jersey Supreme Court, and Captain Leggett of Rutgers became the pins for the Ardmore team with High 3 Game Scries Jr., t/SN, son of Mr. and Mrs.' F. J. the problem there. are; The Squires, a vocal group; a minister and rose high in Dutch Reformed Church councils. a 547 series, and helping him to 1 — Pawnees ...... 1874 Annunziata, Sr., of 707 W. Lawn Captain Due warned the students Ronnie Lnnkone and his all-stars: Rutgers waited 69 long years for another victory over Princeton. pound a few moro pins was Char­ 2 — Navahos .i. .... 1836 Drive, Neptune, is a crewmernber of against the Ihreat.of communism. Ly„(]a Jo)nstpdt; V0CIlI solo. SaniJ ' It came on November 6, 1938, when Princeton visited New Brunswick lie Veron with a 202 game, and a 3 -—■ Comanches the destroyer USS Flske, undergo­ and its''growing shadow;.Ho also Mahcl. n ■ - ing refresher training at Guanta- once moro to dedicate the new Rutgers Stadium. That day William 524 series. This team was hurt by High Single Game thanked the students telling hovvr MadrjgaIs. ,folk singers: Geneva Preston Lane, last surviving Princeton player, died in Maryland at the loss of Big Ron Chapman who 1 — Pueblos Vfll namo.Bay, Cuba. The Fiske , oper­ (he Vietnamese people nnd himself Jones; ^ ., the .Nove, Act Qf the age of 87. „ came up with a broken middle fin­ 2 — Navahos ...... I.... 893 ates out of Newport, R. I. appreciate the help we are giving 16 sen!or glrIs and Art K^m an, a The last of all the players died on August 15,1939, after a dis- ger on the right hand. . : 3 — Pawnees ...... fiSS , Refresher training is a period of in their fight to be free. 1 piano soloist. ,Anguished life in Hunterdon County. He was George Hale Large of Here’s a team that' breaks up Inlivldual 3 Game Series exercises for. shipboard operations Captain Due who has been a sol-. . • * Meming-ton, the little .Large who recovered so well from the naoment ties in the league, and has a habit 1 — Gladys Beekman ...... ; 571 Iri gunnery, anti-submarine. war­ dier for ten years is currently sta-' . ; ; when "Big Mike” left him dazed by the fence that he outlived them all. of beating the .top learns, but can’t 2 — Enid Sm ith ...... ' 550 fare, communications and seaman­ tioned at For Monmouth for signal SUBSCRIBE TO TMF TT'fKS ©—Copyright, 1062, State of New Jersey Tercentenary Commission beat the teams below them. A & N 3 — Muriel Kelly ...... 541 ship.:-" ;v1: corp instruction. - ».5t> A VEAR RV MAIL rAOB FOUR OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP- OP'T'IEPTtlNE, NEW JERSEY PttiftiAV, ■■APRIL; &)j9S» ^

tune High School, and Virginia Miss Jeanette Taylor, daughter Bunny Hat Wins At Hammen won the girls singles ping- Of and Mrs. William E. Taylpr,,* pong tournament. 88,-. A bbott avenue, ...Ocean Sroye Mad Hatters Party A number of friends of Mr. and gave a birthday partyjwlthjthe fol­ Mrs, Joseph H. Hemphill, gave them lowing guests: Betty and Donald And Neptune Times a surprise housewarming at: their Shenton, of Fhllal; Mary, Wheeler, Published Friday Telephone 175-0007 NEPTUNE — A .‘Mad Hatter’s new home, 70 Benson Avenue Ocean Mabel Perry, Abigail Hidden, Mar­ WILLIAM T. KRESGE, Editor and Publisher Card Party was held at the O’Brien- CAUL HOFFMAN, Local Editor Grove,, Guests were: -Mr; and Mis. garet Endland, Grace,Adaiiis, Hen­ SIXTY-FOUR MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE,. NEW JERSEY Major Post Home, 1515 Corlies Ave­ Albert Osborn, Belmar, Mr. and ry Wheeler, Orlo Jenklns'oti, Rich­ nue by the Ladles Auxiliary, Veter­ *3,50 yearly* *2.25 sem i-annually. Mrs. Lawrence White, Summ?r- ard Brown, Peter. Wertz, Thomas ADDRESSES changed on request—always.give former address. • ans of Foreign Wars recently. LANE ADVERTISEMENT’S: Rates will be furnished by us on request; field, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Everett, Masortj W ilbur S m ith . and Ralph. WATCH THE LABEL ON YOUR PAPER FOR THE EXPIRATION OF Mrs, Joseph Curto won a prize for Neptune City; Mr. and Mrs. Robert England. . .••• ■ - .______YOUR SU BSCRIPTIO N ______the prettiest hat which Was a'car­ Tltmas, Reptunb; "Mr. "and Mrs. The 1915 East Jersey high school nation hat made of Kleenex carna­ Second Class Postage Paid At Ocean Grove, N. J. Kennetfi Smith, of Ocean Grove, Walter Hosrner, Mrs. Norman. Nor. baseball league would open Satur­ tions'. Most original prizes were THE TRUTH IN ITS PROPER PLACE and Arnold Thompson, of Neptune rfe, Mr. and Mrs. J: Et. Hemphill day with Neptune playing Chattle awarded to Mrs. Philip Kruschka, Fifteen Years .Ago •.THE TIMES Is on sale at the following nev/s stands: Occan Grove—Day's were’ appointed, chiincemen on the and children, Clyde and Shirley at Long Branch. Neptune's first her hat, was made from real Calyx •'Stationery and Ruth’s Stationery; Asbury Park—Freddie's (Emory at. Lake); Neptune township police force by Ann, of Ocean Grove, home game would be the following Neptune—Varsity Shop, Warner Drug, Neptune Soda Shop. Cuccuruuos Deli­ leaves,and Mrs. Jeaneite Grey.had 1950 catessen. Nick's, Harvey’s, Wilson, Gable's Drug, Muller’s Delicatessen, Hamilton the township committee on recom- A group of students from Whea­ week with Red Bank. ..; Sweet Shop. Hamilton Drug and Bill ond Mae’s Delicatessen; Neptune City— an Easter basket hat with a hugh (From th e April 14, 1950, Issue Smltty's. and Tommy’s. meiidatiim of Chief William Maas. ton College, Illinois were; visitors There were twenty-four persons bunny on top. Mrs. Cortland Gra- The Times) • ' ’ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sinning, of Three hew members wire wel­ at the’ mid-week service’ at .St. admitted to membership, and six­ vatt won for the funniest. She had Lenox, South Dakota, had announ­ comed at ,the meeting of the Friend, Paul's church. They were James teen baptized at the Easter morn­ Highway Safety Is No Accident a creation of all kinds of first aid, ced the engagement of th(jir daugh­ ship club of Ocean Grove Chapter, Sherrard, leader, . A rthur Voile, ing service at- St. Paul’s Church, According to statistics, the year 1909 was the high point equipment. : ter, Carleien, to. RXr. Joseph S. Sim­ Order of Eastern Star; They , were Donald Mdsser, Charles McKelvey Ocean Grove. The snow-covered of horse drawn transportation in the United States. And that The committee for the affair con­ pkins, son of-Mri. Florence Sim­ Miss Beverly Valiant, Mrs. Dorothy and Robert and. George’ Keating ground gave the appearance o£ sisted of Mrs. Stanley J. SUvva Mrs. .year there were 30 traffic fatalities for every 100 million pkins, of Newark and summer resi­ Callnnan and Mrs; Laura Vernon. ’ The group rendered vocal selections Christmas, but the bright sunshine Harold Heckman, Sr., Mrs, Edward miles of travel. dent of Ocean Grove at 85 Pilgrim and each spoke briefly.- Sherrard and balmy atmosphere were in T. Parsonsi* Mrs. Curto, Mrs. Harold' . High school students who attend., Pathway, and Ihe late Mr. Joseph ed .churches in Monmouth County and Keatings were over-night keeping with Easter. . it may seem unbelievable, but that is more than five Iteckman, Jr., Mrs. Robert Shafto, Simpkins. were invited to participate ln a guests at the parsonage. Rev. Madison C. Peters; of times greater than today's automobile fatality rate. And this Mrs. Clifford Warner, Mrs. Samuel Mrs. Charles Warner was elected preaching contest to qualify for one Brooklyn, had been secured to de­ is no accident. '.. , .V Bennett, Mis. '-.Herman Danker, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Everett.; president of the Ocean Grove Wo­ of two $100 scholarship awards liver the address to the Neptune Mrs. LeRoy White and Mrs. Harry Neptune City, had as their giiests The New Jersey State Highway Department uses every man’s Club, succeeding Mrs. Fred high school graduates, June 18th. J. Brower. which were being offered by the Sunday at a birthday dinner, Mr. known safety feature iii construction of new highways, and L. Schultz. His subject would be "How To Get Special awards were presented to Rev. Edwin A, Seebury, pastor of and Mrs. William Everett, Alvin upgrading of older roads. The work includes lengthening tho Vail Community Church, En- There and Stay There." Mrs. Franklyn Lane,. Mrs. Robert Everek, of Ocean Grove, and Mr. tontown. f -’. , Ex-Presidont Taft had been ask­ curves, reducing grades, widening passing lanes, creeper lanes Grey, Mrs. Marie VanSyckle, Mrs. arid Mrs, George Everett, of Asbury ed to deliver the Fourth of July ad­ on hills, wider shoulders, center barrier divided Highways, Mary Petti!lo, Mrs. Dorothy New- ST PAUL’S The new Beachfront pavilion nt Park. A lso^on Monday .-evening, dress in the Ocean Grove Auditor­ man, Mrs. John Deegan, Mrs. Ethel Ocean Pathway, Ocean Grove was they hod as guests, Rev; and Mrs. overpasses, at dangerous intersections, and safety islands. W. R. Guffic;. West Grove, Ms. and ium, and a.reply from him was be­ Campbell, Mrs. Fritzie Gravatt, OCEAN GROVE — The Palm hearing completion, nnd would be These safety design features have paid off handsomely. ing awaited by the Camp Meeting Mrs..SIiwa, and Mrs.. Marion. Betz. Sunday Sermon, “Hosanrm in the dedicated in early summer. Mrs.; Leon Francis, -. M t ond Mrs. Surveys have shown that less than 15 percent of the fatal Charles Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. How­ Association. .. -41- Highest" will be given by the Rev. . A reception and tea was given accidents on New Jersey highways could be considered at­ Dr. Albert S. Layton. Mr, William by the W.S.C.S. of St. PauVs ard Lyle, and Mr, and Mrs. Everett Titian P. Summers, Jr. of Ocean tributable to highway failure. Over 85 percent of the deaths Class Of 20 Youth Tieid, organist, will play for his Pro. Church, Ocean Gr,ove, for the eigh­ Otto, Neptune,’ in honor of Arthur Grove, and Miss Emma B. Metzgar, lude, “Fanfare" by Dubois, and ty-two new members who had join­ Everett’s birthday. of Strasburg, Lanchaster City., Fa„ are laid to driver failure. were married in Strasburg. Mr. This shows that it is really up to tlie individual driver “Legend" by MncDovyell. The, Post- ed in the past year.. A special pro­ To Be Confirmed gram, “Signs o[ Sprlpg” was pre­ Summers was: of the firm of Cleven­ to put safety back into highway travel. Each motorist should lude will be “Our Father Who Art” by Bach. .. sented under the direction of Mrs. Fifty Years Ago ger &. Summers, grocers, whose practice good, careful, considerate driving. T.- A. Pierce, with tlie scenery o’ store was at Heck and Whitcfield NEPTUNE — Twenty youth of The Massed Choirs will sing “Tiie tho stage arranged to represent. a avenues. He was a member of Redeemer Lutheran Church will be Palms” by Faure, and the Chancel 1915 park.in the early springtime. Washington Fire Co., and one of the. confirmed during tho 11- o’clock Choir will sing- "A Lenten Caro!” (From thc April 0, 1S15, Issue In 1961, the cost of the Interstate Highway System was Service on Palm Sunday, April 11th. : . * .- of The Times) board of fire commissioners.. arranged.by Darst. Also “Ride on in John H. Dewis, and Henry D A representative audience gave estimated at $.41 billion. The latest official figure is $46.8 The young people arc: David Beu- Majesty” . by Pooler. billion—an increase'of $5.8 billion. tcl, Blair Boness, Diane Crosby, Thirty Years Ago Chamberlain, were re-elected pres! unqualified approval o£. 3randon There will, lie a reception of new dent and vicepresldent, respective, Thomas Farce, "Charley's Aunt,” Connie Crouch, Suzanne Gastric!!, m em bers.,’ Willem Hartclust, Charlene Har- ly, of the new Neptune Township as performed hy the seniors and There, will ben Palm. Sunday. 1935 The American Gas Association in cooperation with Pan- tung, Margie Hinck, Linda Jensen, Board of Education. juniors of Neptune High School. Vesper Service, the Chancel Choir (From file A pril. J?, 1.035, issue Richard Jurgens, William Jurgens of Thc Times) American .World Airways has released - a new film on the singing "The Life of Christ in Jr., Thomas Klisuric, Robert Leve- .: In. the. annual Festival of the New York -World's Fair. In color, it views the .excitement Song.” The soloists will be Rnih rich.' Linda -Miller, Nancy- Payne, States, held in St. Petersburg, Fla., and fun of the Fair and is available for distribution through Gilbert, soprano, Herman Brown, Ronald Poplar, Kevin Matthei, Gail the New Jersey float entry was I bariton, Robert Orr, tenor, nnd local gas companies, gas appliance m anufacturers, .and liqui­ Shifflett,.. Judith Warde and James winner of first honors, for the third This Week’s Roberta Thatcher, soprano. fied petroleum companies. It is being distributed overseas Whyte. year in ti vow. The parade was bv Pan Am and the United States Information Agency, The Rev. Eugene W. Beutel, pas­ viewed by 50,000 peiple. Tho float “Value-Rated” tor of the congregation,. has an­ Star - Spangled Self-Interest was made'entirely of glittering sil­ 33.3 per cent of.ait Series E and II ver, with the Garden State idea Mrs. Allan Nettleman. Tlie Carol nounced that his sermon; theme for U. S. Savings Bonds ever issued carried out through representations Properties - - - Choir, tlie Chapel Choir and the both the 8:15 and 11 A. M; Ser­ Communion At are still outstanding today. A good of vegetables and garden Imple­ Chancel Choir will join in present­ vices, will be: “Commitment.” The reason for you to join the “Star- ments, also in %ilv**»\ 2 bedroom summer cottage, completely fur- * ing this, special service. Chapel Choir, under the direction of' nished. Located in the southwest section. A Hamilton Church Mrs. Wesley Burglund, will sing Spangled Savings Plan” — where Evelyn Pharo won the girls' sing­ dandy summer home which Jn later years The Sunday School will meet at you work or-bank. • les badminton tournament at Nep- couJd have heat added for a retirement gem. 9:30 a. m. and the Methodist Youth the anthem,; “Hosanna, Loud Hos- V alue-rated” at 50.900. NOW lists , a t $5,800.; i Thursday Evening Fellowship will meet at 6:30 p. m. anna,”. at the 11 A. M. Service. Another * summer home of 3 bedrooms, 2 Sunday School Classes will meet spacious porches with double entrances to - The Sacrament of the Lord’s Sup­ b°tn. A loth and plaster building, facing according to the regular schedule, south just 2 Vi blocks to beach and South End ; NEPTUNE — Palm Sunday Ser­ per will be administered by. the' bath houses.. The exterior Is In excellent vices will be held in the Hamilton pastor on Thursday evening at 7:30 with classes for all ages meeting at shape, the interior needs redecorating. "Val- 9:30 A. M. and classes for the pre- ue-ratcd‘» at $12,000. NOW, in time for sum­ Methodist Church, Old Corlies Ave­ o’clock. . - MONEY! MONEY! MONEY! mer, $10,000. Furnished. R ents for $750.00 schooLage children meeting during THEKE IS MONEY TO BE MADE IN OUR MOST INTER­ per summer and has never been vacant. ' nue, Neptune, morning and even­ • - ing. At 9:30 and 11:00 a. m. Wor­ the 11 o’Clock Service, Crosses made ESTING SUMMER ROOMING HOUSE LISTINGS. ALL A grand home on beautiful Ocean Pathway. Redeemer Week-Day Services from palm leaves will be distribute HAVE WONDER FOLLOWINGS OF SATISFIED SUMMER Property runs right through to next street. ship Services Will be conducted with GUESTS. Empty lot now a beautiful garden, but you ed following feach Service and also could stiJI have thc garden and a garage tool the. pastor, the Rev.' Sherman Rob­ Two baths and extra lavatory. Nine rooms In inson, bringing the sermon, "Jesus NEPTUNE—The Rev. Eugene following the Sunday School ses­ bedroom s). "V alue-rated” at $21,000. NOW lists a t $19,000. Of Nazareth/’ The Chapel Choir, W. Beutel, pastor , of Redeemer sions. South End Location directed by Miss Charlotte Taylor Lutheran Church, has announced 13 renting rooms and fine all year owner’s apartment. 2 blocks will sing the anthem, "All Glory, the following schedule of week-day to beach. All new*, mattresses. Only ...... $14,900. services for Holy Week: Holy OWNER WILL Laud And Honor” by Rob Roy. HOLD MORTGAGE Peery, in the first service. In the Thursday, April 15th, 8 p.m., Holy North End Cream Puff Communion Service. The Chancel 53 Mair” .Vy<: , Ocean Grove ',74-1038 774-2080 li o’clock service the Chancel 33 luxury rooms, sunny side of street. Furnishings and deco­ Choir, directed by Mrs. Allan Net- Choir, under the direction of Mrs. rating like'new. Owner’s have decided to retire. Almost all tlemajV will sing “The Gates Of Wesley Burglund, will sing the an- 2 Apts. — Modernized rooms rented for the coming year. ,All year owner’s apartment Jerusalem" by Cross, and the , them “God So Loved the World.” $16,000 will satisfy the hard to please. See this home and start dream- • ing. Asking ...... $27,000. (m ake oCfer) Cherub Choir, directed by Mrs. John Mrs. Lew G.. Loken will sing the 6 Summer and . Hendrickson, will'.sing. New mem­ solo “I Know That My Redeemer "Hottest Deals ’ on Home and bers will be received at the 11 Lives.” Good Friday, April 16th, All Year Apartments Corner Property o’clock service and palms will be 8 p.m., Vespers,Service. The'ser­ mon will conclude a series on Low. Twenties near beach and cafeterias. 10 rentals, sunny owner’s apart* Income Property Direct to “You” i distributed at both services. Nurs­ ment. Fine all year home with large summer income ...... $17,000. ery care is provided for small chil­ “Symbols of Salvation." The-Chan­ Modern Home—NW Section. 1st FI.—*Mode! Kitchcn with dren and ample parking is available cel Choir will sing the. anthem: Breakfast Nook, Powder Room, large Liring Rm. 2nd. FI.—2 in the. rear of the church, “Go to Dark Gethsemane.” The REALTOR MEMBER S.MX.B. Large Bedrooms, Ceramic Tile Bath, Large Storage Space iis . At 7:30 p. m.V the story of Easter Walk Up Attic, Oak Floors, Filtered Oil H.A. Heat, Near Shop- wiii be presented in a service of sac­ SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES GARRABRANT EDWIN D. RALSTON AGENCY ping—Exclusive^Sacriftce Price $12,500.00. Firm . red music under the direction of $3.50 A YEAR BY MAH- Agency Home & Income—Apartment House—LAKE AVE.—4 Apts, be­ • PRospect 5-0398 PRospect 5-8600 sides Owner’s 4 Rm. Apt.—5 Renting Rms. on 3rd. Fi. H.W. • 7*74-7 500 Oil Heat on all floors. Excellent condition inside & out—sets on REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE f;!4 - Lots—Room for large Garage—Yearly incom e $4,000.— SPORTSCENE 714 Summerfield Ave. Fully furnished.—Apts, all rented.’ Immediate Possession.—Ex­ ABburj P ark By RICH IIOLL, Neptune Rich School •18 MAIN AVENUE OCEAN GROVE, N. J. clusive—A Real Buy A t $18,000.06. R ealtor M em ber S, W. L. S, “COME.IN AND LET US DISCUSS YOUR REQUIREMENTS" HASEISALL Eves 775-8G80 . ‘•Better Boy From Harry and Be Satisfied” Neptune 11 — Freehold 2 Last Tuesday, April G, the. Scarlet Fliers trounced the Freehold Colonials, 11-2, :,t Neptune Memorial Field, to successfully open their J. A. HURRY AGENCY defense of the Shore Conference Class “A" title. Ted Beekman drove REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE in 3 runs on 2 singles, and scored another, to pace the attack. F O R SALE Senior Ron MacLoughlin held Freehold scoreless in the top of the. Main Avenue—Living room, dining 66 MAIN AVENUE OCEAN GROVE first, ur.fi Pat Day"tallied the initial Flier run in the bottom of that room, kitchen, three bedrooms and bath; hot water oil heat; good loca­ FO R SALE TeL 774-4132 inning without virtue of a hit. tion. . . . In the second inning' Neptune- got 4 runs to break it open. Lee Asking $17,500. Established over 5U YEARS Rochelle singled to drive one in, and 2 walks loaded the bases.. Captain Guest house, overlooking ocean; Summer cottage in second block, three apartments. Priced good year round home with rooms Beekman’then singled to score 2,: after an error hud allowed another. and small apartments to rent; lull at $8,500. la the fourth Beekman singled following 2 walks to make it C-l, basement, good heating system; ■ Freehold having tallied on 3 walks and a sacrifice. Len Ruggiero $16,500. Centrally located — large living 12 room house, central location. Heating—hot water oil, F O R SALE drove in another and an error permitted Beekman to store. ’• Jroom, kitchen with nice dlningf good condition. Main roof excellent. Opportunity fo r income. • T w p su m m e r b u n g alo w s, *7,200. Richie Smith and Steve Cut Hit. combined to hold freehold score area; bedroom and powder room on Price a t $8,500. • Guest House, furnished, oU burner, owner's apartment pint less through the fifth and sixth. In the.Neptune sixth the Fliers scoied the first floor; two large bedrooms guest rooms. Overlooking the ocean. Exceptionally nice and reduced 3 more. A trio of walks brought up Ruggiero who got a j're-ak single and bath on the second floor; hot, for quick sale. 4 water gas heat; new ruof. m New bungalow, with garage; near ocean. ' ' . pffthe end of his1 bat. scoring 2. A double steal made it '11-1. $16,500. Income property — second block, 14 rooms, 11 bedrooms, 3 • North side, 10 rooms, near ocean. First floor owner's apart­ T his.rep o rter pitched the seventh inning, ionir enough to allow Broadway — Living room, dining baths,.oil heat, furnished. Priced $14,000* ment with easy approach for invalid or wheel chair. Owner must sell Jim Leon who went 3-for-4, to hit a fly over the left field fence for room, don, kltchcn on the nrst floor; so price ls reduced. three bedrooms and bath; new • Lovely home to be proud of I First floor bedroom and bathroom. the game’s final run. heating system. You can start a whole new. life or business going into tho Four rooms and bath on second. Overlooking the water. Could be used • GOLF 517,000. hotel business while earning an income and while you provide . as one or two-family. Baseboard heat. Asbury Park fi — Neptune- 1 • . New bungalow, 5 rooms, bath, automatic heat; This Is beautiful! pleasure to yourself and others, by the beautiful sea. 50 bed­ • Looking for a small home at a low price? Inspect our listings. The Fliers lost their opening golf match of the season at Jumping rooms. Price $35,000. Bargains go fast . . • don’t wait . ; . see these nowl Brook Tuesday, 0-4, to the Blue Bishops of Asbury. Diek Davis shot a fine 44, but was defeated by Frank Hewitt, who Jennie Meyer SEASON AND ALL YEAR RENTALS . . carded « 42. Neptune’s Russ Walling matched his teammate’s score an d al 44; ami .beat Colin Baron’s 45. Dennis. Walters defeated Ady De- AGENCY .. •' . TWO LOTS FOR 8 ALE ~ 52,000 each r - Sarne, 45-4i>( giving the Fliers a slight, margin, which was erased When Tim H aggerty bowed to Jody Bonney, 44-51, Thc Bishops won REAL ESTATE ALVIN E. BILLS, Realtor it when Itich Bond, whost leg injury kept him out of the .basketball V. M. KUBLER lineup, shot a 39, beating Neptune's Walt Stansbury by G, Incidentally, 47 Vz Main Avenue ... Member of SMLS look’for Sohd to be all-Shore in basketball next year, if his leg gets Ocean Grove, N. J. 78 MAIN AVE. - • . OCEAN GROVE Realtor back to normal. I had this misfortune of playing against hire in the PRospect 4-2124 South Shore Church Leapr-ie, ef which ha was high scorer, a n d 'h is Tel. 774-3061 117 MAIN AVE. OCEAN GROVE drive and jumper bring Biil Horlacher to mind. He will definitely help Phone 774-1142 the. Bishops next winter. * FfUDAY, APRIL 1965 OCEAN GROVE TIMES aod NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTITN^ NEV JEBSEY PAGE FIV B president, announced that thc reg­ representatives, announced the Mrs." Jam es I. Hendrickson, 93 Mrs'. Lawrence Hordfei.] Pablicity Webb avenue, left, today, by auto •’ •.,*-• 4. Hi*. ular P.T.A. meeting to be held Neptune Township Scholarship MEMORIAL CROSS chairman, announces with her three sons, 'Jim, Bobby Monday, April 12; at .the school Will Fund Association will hold its an­ Youth, ...... Choirs of St. P aul's Chn» . feature “Special Services in Nep- nual card party and fashion show OCEAN GROVE — The IS- and Richie, to join her husband for W1.'l Present a mupicale, “Mem- , . -ne TownshIp Schobls." ;Mrs. Jean nt the Royal Manor on State Hwy. foot Memorial Cross on the a weekend in W ashington, p . C. Jim ones’’, on the evening of S atu rd ay ,,^ spcech theraplsti Mrs. 35 on Wednesday, April 28. front of the Ocean Grove Audi­ Sr., plans to escort his family on May 8, at 8 p.m., in the auditorium Rhode*!-’ a tour of historic site's in the na­ «. reading specialist, and Mrs. L. J. Zatta, Mrs. Carl Her- torium, facing the sea, will be bf the Intermediate School, under Jan et Ray. Mrsf Joan head of special man, and Mrs. Frank Beardsley lighted the week of April 10-17 tion’s 'capltol. the direction of Mr. William Reid. There will also were appointed to the auditing , in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lambert, 101 In ­ Proceeds from this show will be education progran^ committee. George H.' G. Chamberlain by skip Avenue, Commander of used for the Scholarship Fund for. d means Mrs. Howard Mason and Mrs. Mrs. Robert W. Brown, for­ Mrs. Marie Ellen Brown, 143 Ab­ Mr. and Mrs. George R. Cham­ Hannah-Crosman^ Post 2233, the Westminster Choir School in Mrs. Ronald Ely, ways a>. " t of Joseph Beverly were co-hostesses merly of Ridgewood, traveled bott avenue, and her aunt, Mrs. berlain, 1008 S tate street,. Veterans of Foreign Wars, at­ Princeton, Tickets may be-obtained ohalrman; announced a proti for the evening. The next meeting to Fort Gordon, Ga., to join Henry Jurny, of Bordentown Town­ Baden, Pa. . tended the weekend “Officers from any choir member- or the $95.00 from the sale of sweat shirts. . her husband on the occasion ship, spent the weekend visiting ^Training Institute” at Fort Dlx, ticket chairman, Mrs. Hudson Mrs: Ely also .reported that. the 0I _the executive committee will be­ of his graduation from Mili­ their cousins, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas N. J., April 2, 3, and 4th, spon­ Spring Fair, to be held at the school held Mj.v 10 at the home of Mrs. Miss.Sally Jane Batkin, daughter Snyder, 774-4082. tary Police School recently. Dolina and their children, at Bel- sored by the Department of on May 22, will include games, pony Andrew J. Wilson, 707 Halton of Mr. and Mrs. ,Thomas F. Batkin, The committee ' reports -, ticket Pvt. Brown was awarded the camp, Md. Mr. Dolina is on the New Jersey V.F.W. . rides, movies, refreshments, and a Court, the Gable?. 56 Clark Avenue, was elected as a sales are going well for: the Nep­ trophy for honor graduate of managerial, staff of Bata Shoe White Elephant-sale. V . senior sister ' for dormitory next ■. The Ocean Grove Parent-Teacher tune Township Scholarship Fund - . — * — . ■ 1^ ' his class. Mrs. Brown will re- M anufacturing Co., a t Belcamp . Mr. H enry Moog and Mrs; David. year at Stephens College, Columbia, Association will hold it’s April meet­ Card Party-Fashion Show at the . main with her husband, resid­ On Sunday, April 4, Mrs. Brown Thompson, scholarship ■ committee- SUBSCRIBE TO-THE'TIMES ing on Monday, April 26th, at 8 p. $3.50 A YEAR BY MAIL ing at 3304 McDonald St., Mar­ and . Mr. Lee Walton, .-of As­ Mo. She will ilve in the dorm with Royal Manor, W all '■Township,:-on first-year students and .help them m„ in the. auditorium of the Inter­ Wednesday, April 28. Ocean Grove tinet, Ga. Pvt Brown is the bury' Park, drove : to the Arling­ mediate School, Lawrence Avenue. OPEN ALL YEAR son of Mrs! Marie E. Brown, ton National' Cemetery; where they adapt to college life, dorm living, committee members to- contact for and- orientation procedure.' Four Please note the change of date, due tickets are Mrs; Edward Holl, 775- The DEANSr.- - 55 EMBURY AVENUE 143 Abbott avenue. visited the gravesite, of the late Phone 77o-4076 Dining Room Air Conditioned Breakfast Served senior sisters live on each floor with to the schol . Easter Vacation fall- 2084; Mrs.. Muriel Nicholls, 774-' Mr. Marinus Kroeze, Vice Presi- President John F. Kennedy. While 8:00 to 10:00 approximately forty first-year stu­ llng on the usual meeting night. 7308, or M rs, Muriel Coyne; 776- dent and Ways and Means Chair­ there they also witnessed the im­ Mrs. Helen Schwartz’s'fourth grade dents.- . .. 5422;: V,-> man of the Ocean Grove Parent- pressive sight of the changing bf class, will . present; _ a program of . Melva, Joe and Joey Kaiser, 129 wMItes ST. ELMO HOTEL Teachers Association, wishes to the guard at the monument of the Miss Lois, Fegan :p f -Jersey ■' music, arid'officers -for 19654966 Unknown Soldier. Mrs. Brown re­ City, who summers, with her Broadway, have, returned from a Comer Main and New York Aves., Ocean Grove, N. J. thank everyone who supported the will be elected. The public is • inT ports the cherry blossoms were, not m other Mrs: M. S. Fegtm a t 44 touring vacation. . Points of inter­ Modified American & European Peter & Alison McGovern Spaghetti Supper at the Dolpin vited to attend this meeting, and Breakfast 8 to 10 Sunday Dinner 12:30 to 3 P. M. yet in bloom due to the cold -weath­ Embury Ayc,i Ocean Grove, has v est .visited were the Chesapeake Restaurant Saturday. The P. T. A. refreshments will be served by first Dinner 4:30 to 6:30 Roast Beef A Specialty ■ returned from an. interesting Bay bridge and tunnel, the Battle­ realized $65.50 from the affair. Mr. er. Mr. Walton took color pictures grade class mothers, under chair­ of the Kennedy gravesite which are trip to Europe. She . visited • ship North Carolina, at Wilming­ Kroeze reports at the April meet­ man Mrs. Kenneth Dellett. SURF, BEACn & BATH AVES. on, display a t Howard Smith’s Vienna, Zurich, Rome; Paris, ton, N. C., Busch Gardens in Tam ­ ing at school, on auction of several OPEN ALL YEAR Hardware store, Main avenue. London, Munich,’and In Dublin : . Miss Linda Stockdale, daughter pa, Florida, ballgames at Orlando, The Whitfield now articles Will be held, as the Winter Rates; Rooms and Efficiency Apts final fund-raising event for this Mrs. Jennie Meyer arid Mr. participated in the St.; Patrick's of'Mri 'iind Mrs. W. Barry Stock­ Tampa and St. Petersburg, and on 776-972#. the way- home Appomattox -Court year. The auction was not held at ' and Mrs. John Moreland are Day Parade with a group, bf dale, 2G Lake avenue, has been House, Va., Harpers Ferry;: West the Family Fair in December as visiting in Urbaha, Illinois, . Jersey City folks. Miss Fegan, notified of her acceptance at Hood .Va., and Gettysburg, Pa. been planned, and items will, be with .Professor and Mrs. M... women’s and : travel editor of College in Frederick,- Md., for the auctioned at sacrifice prices. B. McPherson and their daugh­ The Jersey Journal, will be one fall semester. Linda, a. senior, at 'Miss’.Carol Crawford, 66t6 Classified Advertisements of the judges in the Palm Sun- ■ Neptune' High School, plans .to Franklin avenue, and Miss Jo-Anne Melinda Holl, daughter of Mr. ter, Mary. While there they day parade on the boardwalk a t major in French.' White, of Bradley Beach, have just Advertisement for these columns should be ln the ofTlce of MThe and Mrs. Fraijklin Holl, 69 Broad­ will have a double birthday Tim es" NOT LATEK THAN 11:00 A.M. T hursday of each week. Atlantic City. She and her col- : returned from a week’s vacation in | way, spent tho weekend visiting celebration, Mrs. Meyer’s on Ted Beekman, son of Mr. league^ will select the ten best- St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. They, CLASSIFIED AD RATES • TELEPHONE 775-0007 her GodfatherAincle and family, the 7th, and Mary’s on the \ ' and Mrs. T.: R. "Beekman, Jr., .y dressed paraders in their Easter made the trip by Jet, stopping over'} 25 Words OR LESS V.vX...... ~r ...... EIGHTY CENTS Mr. and-Mrs. Mahlon W. Slocum, 9 th .' . ’ 144 Stockton avenue, received .Additional Words ABOVE 25 ...... 2 Cents pe^ Word finery. . .; , , at San Juan, Puerto Rico. Carol 5 Times for the price of Four Consecutive insertions. For each line Jr., 55 Carol Road, Middletown. Mrs. Russell L. Snyder,, presi­ a direct report on the Chilean ' capitalized or indented. 15c additional charge. is a staff nurse at Columbia-Pres- Melinda enjoyed playing with her dent; and Mrs. Joseph H. Blackley,1 Fifty-one ladles and two gentle­ earthquake in a letter from I Copy mailed in. given to a representative or brought to ofTlce. per­ byterian Medical Center, N .. Y., sonally must be accompanied by cash or stamps to cover, cost. Copy cousins, Susan, Patty, Bobby and literature chairman of the Wom­ men enjoyed a trip to New York Alan Cowell of Santiago, , accepted over phone os a courtesy and convenience to custom ers and a part-time student at Colum­ Bills due Immediately upon presentation. Jim, and their new kitten who is an’s Club of Ocean Grove, attended last Saturday to see "Any Wednes­ Chile, and formerly of. Ocean bia University, and Jo-Anne. is. em­ a month old, "Whiskers.’! Mr. Slo- Federation Day. a t the Keyport L it­ day” with lunch at Patricia Mur­ Grove and 'Neptune. Alan i ployed nt Shore Dairies, Allcn- FOR RENT . cum, recently ol Dana Point, Cali­ erary Club, at Keypor.t, Friday phy’s. Mrs. A. L. Word thanks them \vrote "I was almost killed REAL ESTATE FOR SALE hurst. fornia, is-Mrs; Holl’s Brother. The afternoon, and Mrs. William'Fol- in behalf ot the Barbora Heck Cir­ when a roof collapsed behind , iv«y NOT IHV TIIE DUN-HAVEN ' Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Smith, 34 this y.car. One of Ocean Grove’s finest FOR SALE—Webb Avenue’ near PLI- family moved into their new home, ley, civics and legislation chairman, cle, St. Paul’s W.S.C.S. . me. My friend Scott’s house | and. most hcautiim hotels.: flatus are firim -Pathway, 2 storJv 2 all is almost, completely wrecked- Atlantic avenue, who have been surprisingly reasonable for an elevator year 2 apts. each. / rms & Mth formerly the estate ol Middletown’s and Mrs. John Shepherd;, and Mrs. : Mrs. M. Mix, 64 Main Ave- hotel .**up front’’—-oh Ijeaiitiful Ocean! rentals total S1G5 a month. Houses are ruined here, and enjoying the winter months in Mayor Moody, on Thursday. John McDonnell, attended the Leg­ ;nue, leader o£ Girl Scout Troop Pathway, only <1 doors from the occan! Doili2ir«°A k rLI< . S10.C00. there arc hundreds dead ., Naples, Fla., are leaving next week Write now for picture folder with low S ''0:-, Ocl?iin Grove double islative luncheon ' Thursday, at 279, reports Ocean Grove scouts rates. •' iiouse, each side 8 rooms, bath hot • The Barbara Heck Circle will around Laligua and Zappalau. to visit with, their son, Douglas WANT .TO AVOID STAIItS? ™ .Ras; heat; offered at $7,000 VacaSt Trentom.' •• ; . ; '...... won first, second ... and third Thri uun -H av en - has 15 ground, floor fcet on Slocum Ave have its Annual Birthday Covered No one has school today be­ and his family in Fort Wayne, In­ Ilappy birthday to Cynthia Joan ■ place awards, in' the District- bedrooms.and ainiost scventy bedrooms onnn nVS ^ cPl«ne, bargain at' Dish Supper on Tuesday evening, cause' of the earthquake. You . diana. They ivill 'also attend • the more—served by tlie safest, type, ele­ S|f,000. Brewer & Smith, Realtors & in­ Hovdeii, on.the 11th, and,to. Eliza­ ' Neighborhood art ' contest on vator- built,, slow and easy! ' .. surers. fiio Bangs Ave., Asbury Park 7:00 P. M. at the home ot Mrs. Geo­ just couldn’t believe living wedding April 17 in Evanston, 111., WANT TO GO TO THE. MOVIES? Phono 775'025(), eveniijgs ,774-0740. beth-Ann Shotwell on the, 14th. the Junior, level, held. In Brad- ... rge Withers, 24 Main Avenue, bring through one of those things— of Carol Muller, daughter of Mr. Don’t even move out-.-of yo«ir. Duh- ’ -7tf The Choral Group of the Wom­ ley Beach. First- place' went to llaven. rocker! Twice each - .week we a,S1.00 birthday gift. Mrs. Kenneth you could see waves, just like and Mrs. Frank B. Muller of Ocean take you to all the world’s beauty spots a NEPTUNE—Bungalow. ' Built 5 years• an’s Club of Ocean Grove will be Donna Strasser, for her paint- ■ w ith, professional gorgeous color and 4 bedrooms, 1*4 baths. Very beautiful Dellett is leader. .in the- ocean;’running through Grove. - "... :i-.; sound travelogs on a huge scrcen In home. Automatic heat, full' basement hostesses at the Everybody’s Birth­ Ing “Yesterday." Sccond place ! one of Ocean Grove’s largest and most *>r con^^Vor1, ^car school. Own­ thc ground in.front of you. The; anuai Cancer, Crusade for er leavinR. Price is reduced for Quick The Eagle-Washlngton Fire Com­ day Party, Thursday, April 22, at was awardedLlndaDeltz for her , beautiful lounges. Yes—travel all over Buildings shattering, r. o t> f s' funds is underway. The goal in tlie world in your own rockor! Y*' ''Kubler, Realtor. 117 Main pany Auxiliary will. meet on Wed­ 1:15 p.m. at the clubhouse. Dona­ wire eagle. Susan Jones won SUNDAY A LONG DAY? Ave., Ocean Grove. Tel. 774-1142 falling, people screaming and Ocean Grove is $800. Donors who Not at the I)un-1Iaven! Peek in be- —-48tf nesday evening nt 8:15 P. M. at the tion, $1.00. third place with her oil paint- running. You could see whole wish to contribute and any volun­ tweeu 3 and 5 P.M. ‘ You’ll only then HOTEL ROOMS and anartm ents •T'v- Eagle Fire House. Mrs. Fred Neid- ■ ing “Memories.” Mrs. Mix an- realize how much you’ve been missing. Miss Diane Roller, daughter of sections of mountains falling, teers who desire to assist in tho Then, take one of our free picture, foldr jeellent condition. Fully furnished and- enstein is president. ■ nounces a patrol-leader work- .. ers of both the Ocean Grove and" As­ eqviippod. FJno vie\v^ of ocean. Owner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roller, of and the dnst rose so thick drive should call Mrs. D. C. Bos- bury Park areas with the \vholc story retiring, priced for quick sale. V M shop was conducted In the Un­ Kubler, 117 Main Ave. Phone 774-1142* > Ttie library at the Woman’s Short Hills and summer residents that you couldn’t see after a sert, 62 Main avenue, 775-8427. set. forth in interesting detail. You’ll cle Bill Thompson Youth Cen­ be very glad you did! The. Dun-IIaven —52tf Club of Ocean, Grove will not be at 101 Broadway In the Grove, visit-' ■while." Alan is to arrive by will be packed, again this summer for ter on Friday night to demon, one very good reason:' no hotel ; offers , 8 BOOMS, bcaullful modern kitchen, open until 3:15 p.m. Good Friday, ed friends here on Thursday, among the Grac'e Line in New York 2 'bathrooms, automatic heat, lareo strata methods of good leader­ more for the money.. We mean to keep after church services. them the Barry Stockdale family, around May-15, and.is anxiovs- it “Ocean; Grove’s best buy.’’ Dr. 'X11' h°W 2 a n . S - ship at the Junior level of scout- | Special Services Jam es. Graham . - —14tf ceDcnt condition, finest location, priced Lake Avenue, Diane is a student at ly wafting to ‘.‘get home, and 117 rltlfn ^ W. K ubler Aeency, Alfred University, Alfred, . New Ing. ' : see everyone.” He has been RENTALS—All year rental,. North- 1117M-1J42. Avc" Ocoan Grove. Phone —52tf Program April 12 side guest house, owner’s apartment, York, 'iy ' The Isabella Thoburn Circle will away from home for the past plus 10 rooms. Oil burner. Furnished. bM p r m SI Lease. Also other rentals. V. M. Kub­ 8 ROOMS. OH. BUHNER, H i baths meet in the Fellowship Room of the twenty months. Ted enjoyed, a ler, R ealtor. 117 M ain Ave. 774-1142. full basement. Attic. Extra lot. Room Church on April 20, at 1:30 p. m. A At Hills P.T.A. -- .• - —36tf for garage. This Is a house to he proud visit with Alan and his family one or two fam­ white elephant and bake sale will in Santiago during the Christ­ ilies. Offered at only *15.000. V. M.- PAID APARTMENT—First floor, furnished, Kubler Agency. 117 Main Ave., Ocean follow. Everyone Is invited.. mas holidays. Ocean Grove, yearly only. Five .rooms G rove. Phone 774-1142. 52tf • For Old Gold and Milton Herbert NEPTUNE — The Shark River and bath, fenced yard, front porch. Silver and Mrs. Florence R. Ochiltree, 110 Robert Clark, 128 Cookman ave­ Hiils PTA executive committee Heat and, water supplied; $100 monthly. PAINTING AND 70 Abbott. Avenue. 775-2016 after two ^ 'y,’ roode™. 4 rooms and Old Jewelry . Cookman Avenue, announces the nue, is a patient at Monmouth Med­ meeting was held Monday ; night, o r 774-5496 after six. / . —3tf bath, automatic heat. New beautiful- DECORATING birth of a great-granddaughter, to ical Center, Long Branch. furniture. This is so beautiful you’ll April 5, at the home of Mrs. Ronald APARTMENT—2 rooms, bathi. kitch­ at -the low Pr,ce of only Interior and Exterior her granddaughter Gall, on March Ely, Woodmere Ave., Shark River enette, heat control, furnished, or un­ $15,000. Room for garage. C an also be B . FEDDES| 2D, weighing 6Vi pounds. The proud furnished, yearly or • summer. Ocean bought unfurnished, v. M. Kubler SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES Hills. . v -V-: ;>■: Grove. Call 774-4879 a fte r 4. p.m. —7tf Agency. 117 Main Ave., Ocean Grove. J JEWELER 5 Free Estimates parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Phone 774-1142. —5 2 tfv 2 OCEAN GROVE I Mrs. • Arthur Shannon, first vice OCEAN GrROVE—A partm ent,, yearly, ' . Telephone Gardner, reside a t 118 W est Second $8.60 A YEAR BY MAIL 4 rooms, bath, furnished.. Also 3 rm. HOTEL—52 rooms with hot and cold I POST OFFICE BLDG. s apartment, . Private entrances and water. Plenty of baths, some private. ^tMPiriiunnHiiniiimiiiimniniiimininiiintnmpnk Avenue, Roselle. Maternal grand­ porches. Heat and hot water supplied. Owner's heated apt. North of Main parents are Mr, a n d Mrs. Charles 2nd floor. C all.223-4211. • —11-15 Ave-Block to ocean and cafeterias. 775-7344 Established clientele. Ideal home and Buck, of Roselle Park. FIRST FLOOR—Four large furnished income for retired couple. Rent from- rooms, all utilities, front porch, newly basement tea room will pay monthly The Woman's Club of Ocean painted. Rooms with share kitchen or mtg. payments. Sacrifice for quick efficiency rooms. Mrs. C. F. Kresge. 76 sale: $21,950. $2,500 down. For pictures Grove will leave by bus April 29 Heck Avenue, Ocean Grove, 77*1-6406. write: P. o. Box 86, Occan Grove, N. J. SHELL for a tour of historic places in Phil­ Phone: 774-8670. —I1U adelphia. • For reservations, Call . TWO -AND THREEi room , sum m er NOW IS the time to buy your sum­ BEAUTY OCEAN GROVE Mrs. Vivian M, Kubler, 774-1142. apartm ents. Phone 774-2265, a fter 5:30 mer bungalow—two for the price of p . m . - ;/']—13-17* one. All conveniences, furnished. $6,500. The, Woman's Club of ; Ocean Everything for the Table Also some good buys in all-voar in­ OCEAN GROVE—Furnished house. come property, reasonably priced. SALON MEMORIAL Grove will hold a Brunch and Card Cor. Pilgrim Pathway & Olin St. Phone 774-1749 Rent by week/ 7 rooms,, bath upstairs, Robert W. Johnson, Real Estate Broker P a rty on Thursday, M ay 6, k t 11 a. lavatory downstairs. 27 Abbott Ave., 32 Main Ave.. Ocean Grove. 775-1020. Ocean Grove Store Hours: 8 A.M. - 5:30 P.M.- Ocean Grove, block from ocean. Avail­ . —is* ; 72 MAIN AVENUE m. with Mrs.. Joseph Cetrulo hos­ able June 1. CaU.761-4883. -14-18* OCEAN GROVE HOME tess. Reservations can be made with GUEST HOUSE, owner’s apartment. 118 MAIN AVENUB FOR RENT—2 room summer, cottage, Perfect condition, inside and out. Heat­ Mrs. George Paterson, 774-4129. ' twin beds, shower, private entrance, all ed. Ocean Crovo. To see. coll Victoria : Ample Parking — No Hetera AIR CONDITIONED WEEKEND SPECIALS utilities, p'atlo, near Auditorium and Davis, broker. 775-7654. - —15 Mr. and Mrs.- Herbert, R'. Bush, Asbury Park;- Ideal for 2 adults. 98 Mf. Tabor Way,’.Ocean Grove. -14-18* WANT SOMETHING completely dlf- PRospect 4t1753 Sr;, 38 Abbott Avenue, returned to U.S. GRADE AA ferent? Six rooms, \\’3 baths. Nothing P v lp£.pT"Uon PR 5-4461 else like it in thc Grove. A-l condi­ Lady .V Vm. P. Walton, Jr. their Grove residence last weekend SIX ROOM unfurnished house, du­ tion. To inspcct, call Victoria Davis, Attendant Owner and Mgr. plex, recently, renovated, oil burner, broker, 775-7651. * • _ 1 3 following a five months winter stay CHUCK ROAST (Bone in) - • 59c Ib. yearly lease,. adults. $85.00 m onthly. in Melbourne, Fla. ; . Ocean Grove. Call 775-0571. — 14tf WANTED 25 OCEAN AVE.. furnished. 3 rooms.) RETIRED LADY seeks 1-room, bath HABBERSETT /SMALL LINKS - 45c bath, sun deck, 2nd floor. Long season. 1 and lavatory, efficiency kitchenette on Adults. / —14-15! ground floor, private entrance pre- FRANCIONI, ______•_ - ______— i ferred. Ocean Grove or nearby vicin- SMALL APARTMENT - Season or ) L,yJ.,.°r_ ye.^-r°u.n'i'-. or .woujd consider year-round. . Suitable for one. ‘Ocean running water, bath close-by. Up to TAYLOR and SAUSAGE LINKS 1 LARGE LINKS - 73c Grove. Call 776-8933. —15 S50. References. Write Box 4004, c/o Beauty Salon DELL MARKET '■ . ' 1 lb. pkg. , ' ■ Tim es OfTice, Ocean Grove. 15 LOPEZ, Inc. 127 HECK AVENUE BRICK BUNGALOW with ocean GARAGE WANTED to rent, year- 89 Main Avenue view, 2 rooms,, kitchenette1, bath. Ocean round, In Ocean Grove. Call 775-1524. FUNERAL HOME Grove. All year or season. Also, gar­ —15* OCEAN GROVE Exclusive but Inexpensive Tel. 774-S974 ORDER YOUR EASTER HAM age available.* W rite.-. Box 1923, c/o Times Office, Ocean Grove. —15-19* FIVE ROOMS, heat, yearly, Asbury PRospect 5-7161 DANIEL L. FRANCIONI OCEAN GROVE ' ; ; : OR TURKEY NOW Park, Ocean Grove, middle-age. Plou, THOMAS W. TAYLOR SECOND FLOOR, corner apartment, 9606 Jamaica Avenue, Woodhaven 21. - SpeelaliiiDff In D. JOSEPH LOPEZ New York. __15_20* ■ WHITE ROSE 303 CANS " five, rooms, unfurnished, yearly. Ocean Permanent Waring 704 - 7th Aye. Anbury P ark Grove, centrally located. Call Victoria 1200 10th Ave. Neptnne Davis, broker. 775-7654. • —15 SITUATION WANTED (Corner of Atkins Ave.) SIFTED P E A S - - • 2 cans 43c WOMAN desires position as ofTlce Air Conditioned PR 5-0021 SPECIAL or hotel clerk, switchboard operator. MERCHANDISE FOR SALE Ocean Grove preferred. Write: Mrs. DUNCAN HINES, Yellow, White, Devil's Food & others E W. Balboa, 71 De Hart Place. Eliza­ This Weekend SPENCER & SPIRELLA, individually beth. N. J. —12-15 designed foundations and bras. M. W. Whitehead. 160 Hillside Drive, Shark CAKE MIXES - - - 3 Boxes $1.00 River Hills.,Neptune,- N. J.< 774-6363. ROOM AND BOARD Clarence’s r :,r ... ./ ^23tf (Free Mixing Bowl with the purchase of 3 boxes) A HOME away from home for elder­ R.C.A. WHIRLPOOL refrigerator, ly lady. 105 Heck avenue. Ocean Grove. - 2 BOXES OF 200 bought recently. Perfect.' clean, $95. Call 775-5810. —12-16* Ocean Grove Self White Rose Viking couch, foam cushioned, excel­ lent condition, $45.’ Draperies, prac­ OCEAN GROVE, near beach, board­ . Solid Pack . tically new. custom-made. Refrigera­ ing- home, -3 meals, laundry. $100 to DOESKIN FACIAL TISSUES 25c tor available about May 27,, moving $200 m onthly. Phono 775-1074. 13-17 "Service Laundry day. Other items ^available- now. Phone; © SAME DAY Pick-up FRESH DAILY 775-6925. ;." ' / ’ —13-17 White Tuna SERVICES and Delivery Service. HOME BAKED: BREAD - ROLLS - CAKE and PIES KITCHEN SET, 5 pieces, white and HOME MADE: SALADS - RICE PUDDINGS.& chrome. Maytag wrlnger-washer. All INCOME tax prepared.. Business and ECONOMICAL in good condition.. 76. E m bury A venue; individual. Call 776-6199 or 892-9236. « Cleanest Wash Any­ CUSTARDS - Ocean. G rove. 774-5530. —15 —3-10 24 HOUR SERVICE where. 3 cans $1.00 FREE DELIVERIES GAS- RANGE—38 in., extra storage LADIES TAILORING. ALTERATIONS Courteous, Comfortable, Cleu 55 Olin S t. ‘ Phone 774-1078 space, good condition. Phohe.’775-1906. Long experience Safa aod Dependable F. Griffin, 84 Webb Avenue, Occan 29 Broadw ay. O cean Grove G rove. . ;■■■' —15* Call 776-6111 11-15* OGEAN GROVE yiMES and NEPTUNE TIMES,; TOWNSHIP FRIDAY, APRIL 9,. 196.5 fcA&i&.si x ■ i ■ — ■ t - t----» ^ U ------J • ; . -> J < i r ‘ •■■Titir**nmiTwiiiniiTTntifiiiriiiiiinintii!iiniiii!iiiiiii«iii»iniii»iniiiiiiiiiniJiiuiJiiiiitiiiiiHiniiiiiflniiiii!«niilinii> president, pinned.corsages on Mrs. A. L. Purchase, Mrs. Alfred Sclvul- Driving Privileges Suspended School Librarian Elected Sunday, June 13 — 13th Annual Communion Breakfast, Ocean Grove thorpe,. Mrs. John Bachman, Mres. R. S. Conover, and Mrs.' Russell- Pollce and Firemen. . TRENTON — T he -New. Jersey LET'S TAKE TO Schadt, past presidents'. . . Helen and Clint H a ls e y ,.Fenchurch Way, MORRISTOWN — Mrs. May E. Tuesday, June 15 — N eptune CGlebratcd their anniversary with Cliff and Vivian Chapman a t P eter­ Division O f Motor. Vehicles has an­ Cooper, Librarian, Neptune ‘ High High School Commencement. PEGGY GOODRICH son’s, Lakewood. nounced the suspension of the New School; Mrs. Viola Quinn, librarian, Thursday, June 17 — Neptune In ­ ‘ 428 Prospect Avenue, Shnrk River Hills — 775-3270 The executive board of the Shark River Hills PTA. met at the Jersey priviliges.of' I-Iuldah E, Mor­ Manasquan High ' School and Mrs. termediate School Commencement. . home of Dot Ely, Monday evening. President Peg Goodrich was un- is, 25 Elm Drive, Neptune, Lila P et­ Katherine : Short, librarian, Ocean Frl.' - Sun., June, 18 - 20 — N a­ erson, Neptune, ; and Edward C. Township High School, attended the tional Federation of Men’s Bible nblt to be there and was sorely missed. Wc all send speedy get well Classes, ■ Hir.W hat’s new? It’s sure nice to feel better and would like to Brower, Seventh Avenue, Neptune, wishes to you, Peg, and hope to see you soon (though Bob writes a annual meeting and workshop of Tues. - Sun.,June 22.27 — Church ‘ thank all my friends for all their kindnesses, cards and best wishes.’ really good column). Eleanor Shannon presided at a very short meet­ for 30 -days, and Henry D. Burney, the Ne\v Jersey School Library As­ of the Brethren. ' Also a special thanks to Bob for doing such a swell job as “Girl Fri- ing due to the Academy Awards TV show that night: The next regular 1811 Springwood Avenue, Neptune, sociation on M arch 30, here. Miss Mon., - Frl., June 28 - July 2 — .day" last week! meeting of the PTA will be this Monday and , the program is “Quiz for three months, under the 60/70 .Cooper, a resident at 99 Mt. Carmel Pastors’ School. Mark your calendar now for two lovely fashion shows and card Night with Special -Service Personnel”; Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Ross -and Excessive Speed Program, Way, Ocean Grove, was elected as Monday, June 28 ’- 8:30 P. M. — parties to be held in April. On April 22nd, the annual Spring Card Miss Hodum will be there to answer any questions regarding special ' , - - member at large of the executive Movie “Shadow of the Boomerang” Party "of Holy Innocents R. C. Church of Neptune wlH'be held in the services that are available to our children in school. Election of of­ SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES committee of the association.: Dr. (Billy Graham film) church hall. Frances Sauta and Mary Ann Clayton are co-chairmen ficers will be .held that evening . . . The Neptune Township Scholar­ , $3.50 A YEAR BY MAIL Frederick ,M. Kaubinfjer,Sta,te Thursday, July 1 — First Concert by the Ocean Grove Summer Band. and-say this year the fashions will be centered on “our darlin’” chil­ ship.card.party will be held on April 28th. at; the. Royal’-Manor, please Commissioner of Education^ Avas dren’s outfits by Sears with many tiny tots of the church as models. LEGAL NOTICES Saturday, July 3 — St. Paul’s call Eleanor Moog1 at 775-4904 for tickets or information . The Bill guest speaker at‘ the luncheon pro­ Night. They will have many prizes and the table prizes will be a lovely ceramic MONMOUTH COUNTY Kersh family erijoye4 a visit to Willow Grove, Pa. at the home of SURROGATE'S COURT gram, :: ‘': / : / /•' : Saturday, July 3 — Bake Sale un­ creation by-their own ceramic group. Donation $1.25, tickets to bo Notlcc to. Creditors to Present Claims Mr. and. Mrs. Ernie Biagi; The occasion was to meet with Mr. Fred Against Estate de- the auspices of the Ladies’ purchased at the door that night. Also another very popular yearly Watts who gtood up for Agnes’s father at her Panama wedding. Four­ Auxiliary, Auditorium Ushers. • fashion show andcard party is the annual Neptune Township Scholar­ teen yeai's had elapsed sjnce they last, saw him, so a lot. of memories ESTATE OF NELLIE MAE KENEVAL, Monday, July 5, 10:30 A. M, — ship Full'd Association affair to be. held a t the Royal Manor on April deceased. 4th of July Parade and Service in and pictures were enjoyed. Pursuant to the order ot DONALD 1965 Auditorium. Speaker — Attorney : 28th. Madilie Hawthorne is general chairman nnd in the SRII P.T.A., J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate- of the Bill Hogan, Mayfair Lane, troop . committee chairman for Troop County, bf Monmouth, this day made, General of the State of Delaware, Eleanor Moog and, Betty Thompson have oodles of tickets to sell, $1.26 183 took all the boys to a movie last week . . ..The Greta .Wardell Cir­ on. the application of the undersigned, Ocean Grove the Hon. David Buckson. • Theodore H. Kemvorth, Sole Executor '.' donation. Hear the 'prizes are many and lovely. \ . cle- of the Hamilton Methodist Church is haying a bus trip on May 1st of tlie estate of the said-Nellie Mae Monday, July 5, 8:30 P. M. :— On March 30th, Mrs. Grace Roper, librarian at the Belmar-Public to sec Buddy Hackett in “I Had a Ball”. Tickets ai'e $8.50. You can Keneval. deceased, notice ls hereby SUMMER Movie ‘.'God’s Country” given to tiie creditors of said deceased • Tuesday, J u l y 6, 6:30 P. M. — Library, visited the second glade classes at the Shark River Hills call Shirley H unt at .774-3570..for information . . . Gerald McMasters, to present to the said Sole-Executor School. The students of teachers Mrs. Betty Fahey and Mrs. Margaret their claims under oath within six PROGRAM Swim Meet - North End Pool. Wakefield road, attended the National Convention of American Sav­ months from this date. Wednesday, July 7, 1:30 P. M. — . Cousins were studying the community helper unit and Mrs. Roper came ings and Loans Institutes held in New Orleans, La.'. . . Wednesday Dated: March 12, 1005 Annual Tea, Ladies’ Auxiliary, 'as'a storyteller and. a librarian. She enthralled them with three THEODORE H. KENWORTH 1965 SUNDAY PREACHING evening was registration for all boys 9 to 11 years of age, in this .105 W illoughby Ave. Auditorium Ushers, at North End storjes: “The Five Chinese Brothers;” .'“The Three Sisters” and “The ai-ed, wishing to play'Minor' League Baseball at the'.Sportsmen Chib Brooklyn, New York SCHEDULE Hotel. Sole Executor- . ■ Glass Jug.”. ' For all of you kibitzers, this week I received my own Press Card Saturday, July 10 — Combined ROSS R. BECK, Esq.. June 13•«—r A. M., Rev. Robert B. Choruses of Jersey Central Power The Shark River Hills Evening Fitkin Auxiliary meeting was from Editor Bill Kresge, so it’s, official, I coin now chase fire engines 601 Bangs Ave Goodwin; Madison Method is t Asbury Park, N. J. Church, Madison, N. J.; P. M., Dr. and Light Co. and New Jersey Pow­ . held at the home of Dot Ely, 531 Woodmere avenue, on March 31st . . . Thanks, Bill . . . April is Cancer Month and I’m sure I don’t have A tto rn e y . er and Light Co. -12-15 $22.68 Clark W. Hunt, First Methodist The following group made and filled 1,020 powder cases: Ann Wood­ to tell you about the worthwhile work that this organization does. Church, Westfield, N. J. / Sunday, July 11 - 7:15. P. M. — ward, Elaine Bennett, Doris Sobeck, Barbara Bennett, Betty Herman Gables Chairmen Shirley Hynt and-Helen Drew need help in the Ga­ •. . 3-424 • - 11th Annual Choir Festival. SHERIFF’S SALE June 20 ^ A. M .;'D r. O; Gerald Dot Manz, Nell Treiber, Doris Bergen (won the dark horse), Florence bles and in the Gables Apartments. If you -can give one hour or SUPERIOR'COURT OF NEW JERSEY Trigg, Brightwood M e t h o d 1 s t Monday, Jujy 12 - 8:30 P. M. —■ Berta, Rita Goldstein, Audrey Dick, Babe Schneider, Isabel Klein and . CHANCERY DIVISION Church, Indianapolis; Ind.; -P. M., Movie “A Letter To Nancy” more; please call them and I know it will be greatly appreciated. MONMOUTII COUNTY Lee Lorenzo. The next meeting on April 14th will be held at the home Rev. W.Gordon Lowden, First Mon. - Wed., July 12 - 14 — Shuf- Fran and Tony Kulaszewski, Chadwell court,. celebrated their D ocket No.. F 963-64 Methodist Church, Red Bank, N. J. fleboard Singles Tournament. of Audrey Dick of Spring Lake Heights. MOHAWK SAVINGS AND LOAN 28th wedding anniversary at a party held in their honor, in Clark, ASSOCIATION, a corporation of New June 27 — A. M., Dr. Curtis Dub- Tues. - Thurs., July 13 - 15 — In­ Let’s all get behind the Neptune Board of Health this month and N. J. Richard: Kulaszewski has been , accepted 'at Sioux Falls Univer­ Jersey* PlafntifT vs: DAVID C. NEVINS. ble, Church of the Brethren; P. M„ terstate WCTU. et al D efendants ' try to eliminate any possible mosquito breeding places. Check your sity in Iowa for his freshman term in the fall . . . Six year old Scott By virtue, of a writ of execution in Dr. Merlin E. Garber, Church of the Saturday, July 17 — Philadelphia yard to see if there is any stagnant water, maybe the children have and 4 year old Todd Buehholz, Marlow place, had a : joint birthday the above stated action to me direct­ Brethren, Chapter - SPEBSQSA (Barber Shop ed, I shall expose for sale at public July 4 — A. M., Maj. Gen. Charles Q uartets) put some in a container you didn’t even know about. .We sure hope the party on Sunday. Among .the guests'were Aunt Kay, Daria -ahd Dugal vendue... at the Court House in the purple martin finds many a home in Neptune so that they too may Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- E. Brown,_Chi£f of_Chaplains,_U. S.. Monday, July 19 — Movie “Face Darby, Steven and David Weed, Todd Corneliesse, Carolyn Meistner,. moUth, New Jersey, on Monday the 5th Army; P. M„ Dr. Norman V. Hope, The Music" ieaturing The Spurr- assist in eliminating mosquitos. A brochure was sent to homeowners Julie Sanders, Bruce Goldberg, Bobby Johnson, Jimmy and Chris Reis, day of April. 1965, at 2‘ o’clock, • P.M. Princeton' Theological Seminary, Prevailing Time.. lows. v;v to'show how to construct a martin bird house and pole but do it Pamela Beck, and Pauline Harmatz. All the following tract or jjarcel of Princeton, N. J. Wednesday, July 21 - 7:30 P. M. ■a] Boon if you plan to, ’cause the purple martins nnd all spring birds Happy birthday good wishes go this week to/Budd Ladd on the land and the-premises hereinafter par­ July 1 1 — A. M„ D r. Ralph W. Illustrated lecture * : "Francis As­ ticularly described, ■ situate, lying and Sockman, Minister Emeritus Christ bury” by Dr. Karl Quimby. v are.coming east now. 5th, Eva Bartolf and Steven Huggins on the 6th, Yvonne Young, Rachel being in the Borough of Neptune City Church — Methodist, : New York The Junior Volunteers of Fitkin Memorial Hospital are sponsor­ in th e County of Monmouth and State Saturday, July 24 — F erko String Garfall, and Debbie McMasters on the 8th, Patty Pearl and George of New Jersey:. : . City; P. M.,Tlth Annual Choir Fes­ Band. " .. ; . ' . . ing their-first geranium sale for the benefit of the Hospital Building Honnlder ,6n the 9th, Peggy Morgan and Robert Purgatorio on the BEGINNING at a point on-1 the north­ tival under tho direction of Dr. Wal­ erly line of Smock Street, distant 148.98 ter D. Eddowes. Mon. - Tues., .July 26 . 27 — fund. For the entire month of'May, they will be selling geraniums 10th,- Rosemarie Ercolino on the 11th, and Stan Nelson the 12th. -Happy feet [easterly .from the intersection of Preaching Mission with Dr. Harold in front of-the hospital every afternoon, including weekends. So if you the easterly liriqi ■ bf Steiner Avenne,' July. 18 — A.M., Dr. Lowell.B. A. Bosley.. anniversary greetings to Mr.-and Mrs. H. Morton on the 5th and with the hortherlyiine of Smock Street, Hazzard, Wesley Theological Sem­ -. are planning to fix up your patio or garden and want a splaslv of color Mr. arid Mrs. Eggcrts on thc 12tli. . '■' thence (IV n o rth 26 degrees 30 m inutes Wednesday, July 28— Movie east 145.72 feet to a .point, thence (2 ) inary, Washington, D. C.; P. M., Dr. cither in pink - or rpd, support these Junior Volunteers. Individual See you next week . . . if I don’t get hit by a fire engine, south 50 degrees 50 minutes 20 seconds Chester A. Pennington, Hennepin "Magnificent Heritage.” plants will cost 75c or a carton of 12' plants $8,- east 51.23 feet to a p o in t,. thence <3), Avenue Methodist Church, Min­ Thurs. - Fri. July 29 - 30 — An­ -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiimiiuiiiiiiiniiiiiiilliiiiiiliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiliiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii south 26 degrees 30 m inutes w est 134,58 neapolis, Minnesota. RAMBLINGS:'Heiir that Irene and Lucky Illes and children had feet to a point in the northerly line of. nual Bazaar of the Ladles’ Auxili­ Smock Street, thence (4) north 63 de1- July 25 — A. M. and P. M., Dr. ary, Auditorium Ushers. an enjoyable visit to Washington, D. C. last week . . . Carol Wester- grees 30 m inutes w est1 50 feet to the Harold A. Bosley, Christ Church- “AROUND TOWN” point or place-of BEGINNING. Saturday, July 31 — 96th Anni­ veit is chairman of the Hills Cancer Drive which is the month o f The above. description is in accord­ Methodlst, New York City.. versary of Ocean Grove - Founders’ April . . . Sorry to hear Dot Taylor’s father, passed away last week „• HELEN PELUSO ance, with a survey made by'The Bird- Preaching Mission — Monday Day, Service and Pageant ln Found­ sall Corp. on November 2, 1959, Septem­ . and Tuesday, July 26 and 27 ers’ Park, followed by the N. Y. ■ . ... AI Bills, Jr. has been instructor of a". Assessor’s Course for 1G 302 Hemlock. Drive, Neptune — 774-0138 b er6, 1962 and broiight.;to date January 11,. 1963: : Dr. Bosley ' Opera Festival in tho Auditorium. . ■weeks for a Rutgers Extension Course . . . Ethel Cascella has some 'iiim iiiiiliiliiuiiiinlnlllliiililllllliiililiiilltllllllllilttlliltllttliillilliinilliitliiiiiiiiiiliiililliiiliiilfuiuiiiiiiiiiliifftii* ALSO know n' as L ot -10, Block 21, August 1 — A. M., D r. D. Elton lovely spring fashions at the Miller* Dept. Store in Neptune City Map of Neptune City: Tax Map. Monday, Aug, 2 — Movies, “D an­ Recently when Mrs. Liuzzo, the Detroit mother was killed in Ala­ BEING commonly, known and desig­ Trueblood, Pi ofessor of Phllosphy iel" and "The Prophet from Tekoa” Don’t forget to let Carol Westervelt know.if you have any old relics bama, her. husband made a very poignant statement that hit home.in nated as 18 Smock Street, Neptune at Earlham College, Richmond, In­ . Wednesday, Aug. 4- 8:00 P. M. — or-just anything for thc white elephant sale for the School Fair on ,City, .New Jersey. ’ • diana; P. M., Dr. Norman W. Pauli VFW Benefit Show by Hannah- this family: “Being of Italian descent we are used to prejudice,” This The . approximate amount of the May 22nd . . . The teen dance for 7th and 8th grade students who were llnj Professor of Evangelism and Crosman Post, Ocean Grove. remark could just as easily and fittingly been said by a Jew, Pole judgment to be satisfied by said sale Pastoral Ministry, Eastern Baptist formerly -from the Shark River -Hills, Summerfield and Green Grove is th e sum of $13,500.00 together w ith Wed., - Frl., Aug. 4 -6 — Annual or any so called “foreigner.” Things have become, so bad th a t people the costs of this sale. - ' : Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, Fair of The Methodist Home at the School areas will be held tonight at the .SRH firehouse . . . Boy Scouts JOSEPH A. orrAFTO, Sheriff Pa. no longer hide their prejudices but brazenly tell their feelings to any­ D ated Feb. 23, 1963 Home. of Troop 81 thank-everyone for their newspapers and magazines they August 8 — A. M. Dr. John J; one narrow minded enough to listen. At the start of Holy Week we Louis J. Cohen, Atty. ' Saturday, Aug. 7 8:15 P. M. — collectcd in the Hills last Saturday. Mark your calendar now for the - U - 1 4 $35.84 Hicks, St. Mark’s Methodist Church, might all do well to ponder the little story I am about to retell. New York City; P. M., Dr. John'A Thc American Bras/Quintet. next monthly paper drive on May 1st. MONMOUTH COUNTY There is a story that comes out of wartime Germany at the time : SURROGATE'S COURT McElroy, Calvary Methodist Mon., - Frl., A u g . 9 . 1 3 — In ter­ Ronald J. Dempsey married Diane Schwarz at a lovely formal Notice Co, Creditors to Present Claims Church, East Orange, N. J. national Union of Gospel Missions. of the Jewish persecution. A minister stood in the pulpit of his Against: Estate wedding at the Old Presbyterian Church in Tennent last Saturday, church in a small town and looking out over the congregation an­ August 15 — A M. and P. M., Dr. Tuesday, Aug. 10 , 2 P. Ml — with his brother James A. Dempsey as best man. Afterwards a family ESTATE OF SARAH II. ALLER, de- Hagan Staack, Professor of Relig­ Ocean Grove WCTU at Tabernacle. nounced: '■'*■ -Jv-V- r ■ - * :; ‘‘ ion. Muhlenberg College, Allen­ party of 40 was enjoyed at the home of Mrs. James Dempsey of 607 ceased.. .: -. ., W e d n e sd a y , A u g . 1 1 , . 6 :3 0 “All of you who still, claim to be Jews, get up and leave.” One ■ Pursuant to the order of DONALD town, Pa. P. M. — Swim Meet - North End Couse road. The newlyweds will live in Hazlet . . . Carolyn and Arthur or -two got up and walked out. - . . ' . -. J, CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Preaching Mission — Monday Pool. Henricks arc enjoying a trip to Pinehurst, North Garolina . . . Betsy County of Monmouth, this day made, and Tuesdny, August 16 anS " “Now all. of you who had Jewish fathers, leave and never coiric on. the application of the undersigned, Saturday, Aug. 14 — Youth Con­ Ralston and son Jeff Have returned home after a 4-month stay at First Merchants National Bank, Asbury 17 — Dr. Staack. cert. back.” A large number of men and women with tli'eir heads bowed Park, (formerly-Asbury. Park National Jupitor Park, Fla. . . . Sorry to hear Alice Marascna is a patient at Bank and Trust Company), the Sole August 22 — A. M., Dr. L. Doyle Mon. - Tues., Aug. 16-17 — walked out .the doors. The minister raise! his hand- and commanded: Masters, Smyrna Methodist Church, Fitkin and get-well fast wishes are sent her . . . The executive P.T.A. Executor of the; estate of the said Preaching Mission with Dr. Hagen “All who were born of a Jewish woman — leave.” Sarah H. ‘ Aller, deceased, notice Is Smyrna, Tenh.; P. Mi, Dr. Ben F. Staack.. ' board meeting was held at the home of Dot Ely Monday night with hereby .given to the creditors of said Lehmberg, First Methodist Church, -..'A gasp rose from the congregation as the figure of Christ came deceased to present- to the said Sole Mon. - Wed., Aug. 16 . 18 — N. J. plans finalized for .the SCHOOL FAIR on May 22nd . . . Our deepest Colorado Springs, Colorado. down from the eross and walked out the sacristy door. Executor their claims under oath with­ State Shuffleboard Singles Cham­ sympathy, goes to Inez DeLaurentiis and thc rest of the family on in six months from this date.' pionship Tournament. A fairy tale perhaps, but certainly symbolic of what happens D ated:. M arch 10. 1965 CAMP MEETING the death of her father Louis Barbaro . . . Jr. Girl Scout Troop 491 Thurs., Aug. 19 — Final Concert when we feel hatred for another human being. To hurt another is to FIRST MERCHANTS - NATIONAL August 29 — A. M. Bishop Gerald with leaders Jerry Bownik and Jean Moser had a fun swim at the BANK, Asbury Park • H. Kennedy, Los Angeles Area, The by Occan Grove Summer Band in hurt Christ, ., ' - (By: Joseph F. Mullin. - , Auditorium. YMCA Sunday night . . . Skip Comstock is home visiting before going Trust Officer) , > Methodist Church; P. M., Dr. James Glad to report, that Jean Mauro’s- stay in Fitkin was short and ' 601 Mattison Avenue Armstrong, Broadway Methodist Thurs. - Frl., Aug. 19 . 20 — Ban­ to Japan . . . April White’s first birthday on April 6th was celebrated croft Taylor Rest Home Bazaar at that she. is recuperating at home, Asbury Park, New Jersey . Church, Indianapolis, Ind. last Sunday with a party complete with cake and ice cream. The fol Sole Executor St. Paul’.', Church. . Dan and. Marion Sylvester and daughter Jan are home after a EDWIN P. LONGSTREET, Esq. September 5 -—A. M., Dr.. James Saturday, Aug. 21 — Ushers’ lowing wished April “happy birthday”: Grandma Clayton, Grandfather two week Vacation in Miami, Fla. 710 M attison A venue Armstrong; P. M., Bishop Gerald Show. Carlton White, Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Masucci, Patricia White) Mrs, Asbury Park, New Jersey H. Kennedy. Congratulations to the very'British gentleman, Mr. Reginald ;.. A ttorney:' .• ,,-:- Monday, Aug. 23 — Illustrated Charles Farrell and children, Mrs. John Baehmeir and son Steven, Mrs. —12-15 : ^ $26.04 lecture "South Africa Re-Visited” Renery and his soccer teams who were champions in the Shore Soccer CAMP MEETING CLOSES Arthur Tilley, Mrs. Joseph Toniaino and sons Joseph and Michael, Mrs. by Dr. Lowell Atkinson. - Association competition. Trophies were presented to the captains of V: 3-4W r \ Sept. 12 — A. M., Bishop Fred Wednesday, Aug. 25 — Ushers’ Albert Mazarolle and daughters JoAnn and Gail, and Mrs. James E. SHERIFF’S. SALE Pierce Corson, Philadelphia Area, the winning teams at a banquet held last Saturday, at the Toms River SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Banquet. Smith, Jr. and son Garry, also Mother Joan and brothor Jimmy . . . The Methodist Church; P. M., Dr. Thursday, Aug. 26 — Dram a Elementary School. Over , one hundred people, from Neptune attended^ CHANCERY, DIVISION Congratulations:go to Mr. andM rs. George Lange of 31-1 Hillside drive MONMOUTH COUNTY Elmer G. Homrighausen,- Dean of Workshop. All the boys on the two teams were also presented with trophies. F 792-64 Princeton Theological Seminary, Friday, Aug. 27 - 7:30 P. M. — on the birth of;a baby boy on April 4th. Baby congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Grigolctto, 17 MAGGIE THOMPSON, wfdow, Plain- Princeton, N. J. ... Service of Holy Communion, open­ Birthday greetings go this week to Pat Townsend, Richard Crock tifT vs: JULIE A. FRISBEE and -School' House road, Mr. and Mrs. W alter Karatyz, 943 Ruth drive and GEORGE I, FRISBIE, Defendants , ’ ■ 1965 SPECIAL EVENTS ' ing of-the 86th Anniversary Crimp or, Jo,Volkev, David Disbrow, Lynn Vandcrwolk, Harry Robinson .By- virtue..of a-.writ of execution in Meeting. Mr. and Mrs. George Harris, -709 Hillview drive, all parents of new Mon. - May 31 -.10 A . M.— Parade -Lloyd Grant, Cliff Landis, Dale Beattie, Tony Sloan, David Roszel,. Sr the above stated .action to .me directed, Saturday, Aug. 28 Annual Con­ daughters. .Also to the following who-became parents of new boys: I shall -expose for -'sale at public ven­ and Patriotic Exercises sponsored Barbara West, Beth .Moser, Kurt Vandcrwolk and Dora Ramin. Wed due, at the Court House in the Borough by Hannah-Crosman Post, Veter­ cert .of Sacred Music by . the Audi­ Mr. arid Mrs..Vernon Brikowski, Cedarbrook drive, Mr. and. Mrs.' George of'Freehold, County of Monmouth, New torium Choir. dintr anniversary greetings go lu Margaret and Kenneth Crocker Jersey, on Monday the 3rd day of May, ans of Foreign Wars, , of Ocean Simu-all., 18 Manor driv.e. W as so glad to receive a call from Ann Grove. Sunday, Aug. 29 - Sept. 5 — ’April 10th,: Joan and Harry Janies on April 14th. and Mr. and Mrs 1965, at 2. o’clock, P.M. Prevailing Time;' 96th Camp Meeting. Tighe who came back home to. Neptune to have' her new daughter. All the following tract, or parcel of Wed. V Thurs. - June 2 - 3 — Un­ O.scar Teske on April 15th. Hope to see y'ou all at the SRH P.T.A land and the premises hereinafter par­ Monday, Sept. 6 — "September Six: pound,'eleven ounce Elizabeth Ann is the fifth child for Ann and ticularly described,' situated, lying arid ited Church Women of New Jer­ Serenade" . New York Opera Fes­ meeting .Monday night, April 12 th. Gosh time fiiesl being in: the .Township of Neptune, in sey. tival. Bill Tighe, formerly of Green Grove place and now living in Ruther­ •the County of .Monmouth, and State of <• ii-mil-iiiiMii'iii«i>ii'itiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiruiiiiililtii* ford. Sandy and Jerry. Hancock ' have a new Son. born last week at New Jersey: ' • , . ' Being know n and designated as- all Paterson Army Hospital:-' Sandy and children are staying with her th a t certain lot* tra ct or p arce l'o f land parents, Mr. and Mrs, Mike Strally, 26 Coral Way, while Jerry and. premises/liereihafter ' particularly GATHERINGS FROM THE GABLES described, situate, lying and being at serves in the air force .'. . Met Marie Vitello at a meeting last Sunday Ocean. Grove, in the Township of-Nep­ ANN LASHOVITZ tune, in the. C ounty o l M onm outh, and 802 Stamford Drive — 775-7077 night ;and she was radiant with happiness when' she told me she, and State of New Jersey, arid known and husband Joe had received their adopted son. If the little fellow was old designated as Lot No. Eleven Hundred ; . Sixty-one ' (1161) on "M ap of Lots of enough to pick his own he could riot have picked a nicermom aiui dad. Camp . Ground . of ; the' Ocean Grove • The Shore Soccer Association held a banquet on Saturday evening Bill and Margaret Freed and children Sandy, Douglas and Gary Camp. Meeting Association of the Meth odist Episcopal Church-: situate on the in Toms River. Neptune walked away with all the prizes that eve spent last, weekend visiting-relatives in Pennsylvania . ... Boy Scout south side of Broad\vay; ning, thanks to our wonderful, coach, Reg Hennery. Attending from Troop 196 spent last weekend camping at Bucktown, N._ J.' It was • Also ‘a certain indenture of lease for said premises made by said Associa­ the Gables were Eleanor and Art Shannon, and Art, Wesley, Gregg, a father-son trip and there was almost one hundred percent father tion - unto George C. 'Maddock bearing Wayne, Glen, and Diane, Mrs. Crawford and Jack, Harriet and Marty date D ecem ber 19, 1872, and ...recorded attendance. While there the boys took a five mile hike, put on several i n the Mohmo uth County Clerk‘s O ff Ice Goodman iind Mark, Agnes and Bill Kersh and Billy, John Diamont, impromptu skits and were narrowly beat in a softball game against "in Book 267 of . Deeds, page 384, and by All sizes, cut and threaded. subsequent nieSne assignments, . as­ and the Lashovitz family. John Diamont was top scorer in the Little their fathers. Score 19-18. Boys, who went were Tommy Gelay, Will signed, transferred and set over unto Valves and fittings and Kig League ahd all of our boys received beautiful individual trophies .the said Julie A. Frisbie by Thomas copper tubing. Anderson, John Alexander, Ken Render, Jr., Tommy Gifford, Billy Grif­ Love, single,'by. Assignment of • Lease and certificates for. winning first place in the Little League and also fith, Victor Loperfido, Jimmy McGann, Brett Ramsey, Ricky Ricco- bearing- date August 18, 1952, and re-: corded•' iri‘, the . Monmouth County first place in the Little Bigger League. bonno, Ronnie Schweiters, David Thorn, Lenny Vandervoort, Richie Clerk’s Office August 19i-1952, in Book The'Tull Cedars, Asbury Forest Chapter held their annual venison Dixon, arid Timmy Mount...They Were accompanied by Ken Bender, 2369 of. deeds, .page 125. ; TOGETHER with all and singular the ■-'’inner for the executive board at the Holiday Motel on Saturday. En­ Sr., Chris Cifford, Tom Gelay, Al Griffith, Dominick Loperfido, John premises therein ^mentioned and de*, • Plumbing Fixtures • Hot Wa­ scribed and the buildings thereon, with joying the feast were Harold and Doris Ayres, Herman Johnson, Mar Ramsey, Dick Elliot and Walt Schweiters, Also Scoutmaster Emmett the appurtenances^ and the term of ter Heaters • Boilers • Base ju’.ie Sullivan, and Rita and Les Goldstein *. . '. The Cedarettes will Hester, Assistant Scoutmaster Ed Vandervoort,'Stan Morris arid Andy. years: therein mentioned, yei' to come Board Radiation and unexpired with the-privilege of . hold a Tricky-Tray Party on April 29th at the Neptune City First Anderson and the new institutional representative, Al Heimell, renewals for a like term of years foV- \ Aid Home at 8 p.m. Admission is. $1.00 and everyone is welcome . . ever. •/:, r •' Birthday greetings to Thelma Crook, 304 Hemlock drive, John : SUBJECT; nevertheless, to the rents, ■ Mr: and Mrs. John Todd, Wakefield road, are the proud* parents of Rufe, 100 Iris drive who becomes ten, Mary Ellen Mohr, 914 Ruth covenants, conditions and provisions in said Indenture of Lease mentioned. baby boy born March 31st at Fitkin . . . Helen and Bill O’Brien and drive and Robert Foster, 31 West- Jumping. Brook -drive who celebrate •. Beirig: commonly known, arid, desig­ Neptune H'way their four* children from Mt. Fern, N. J., Tvere guests of Shirley and their eighth. ' ... • * nated as No. -64 Broadway, Ocean Grove, New Jersey.. - NEPTUNE Bluce Hunt, Fenchurch Way. Thc O’Briens are summer residents at Tickets are now being circulated for the Summerfield P.T.A. show, Thp approximate amount of the judg­ ment to be satisfied by. said sale is the PR 4 -0 6 0 0 Ocean Grove and were here for the wedding of Helen’s brother, Bill “Flappers and. Floppers”- at |1.00 for adults and fifty .cents, for chil­ sum of $7,000.00 together w ith th e costs Marriott to Jane Schuyler . . . Members of the Hamilton-Asbury Gar­ dren. They may be obtained fropl. Margaret Freed or any class moth­ of this sale;. ■ » . . !•' - JOSEPH A.-SHAFTO. Sheriff dens Auxiliary to Fitkin, honored past president: and installed new er. Anyone who would like to help by being a booster in the program Dated March 15. 1965 Edward W. Currie, Atty. j officers at a luncheon Thursday at the Beau Rivage. Martha Hurry, should contact Dot Morton. -15-11 », $OlM FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1966 OCEAN GfidVETiM ES and NEPTUNE TIMES, S6WNSHU» OF =NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY PA

help please call Mrs: Harold L. Sturges a t 774-4231. ' V - an An Easter lillie for departed members will be placed in St. Paul’s Elizabeth Strow Hears Report On Church on Sunday, April 18. OCEAN GROVE—Save thc date At the next meeting, May 4, there — April 30. Have you noticed the Camden Center will be a pledge service and instal­ little piggy bank posters about lation of new officers. RAPID REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUSINESS^HOUSifS; . tow n? OCEAN GROVE — Miss Mary ’ The committee on the Guild din. v Tlie Elizabeth Strow Circle is Jane Schwartz, yice president, pre­ ner Tuesday evening* June l, a t the holding their annual Handmade HOTEL AND RESTAUKANT SUPPLIES PROPERTY RECONDITIONING sided at the meeting of the Wesley. Homestead, will be a t work soon Fashion and Needlecraft show at on Service Guild of St,Paul's IVIeth- making plans. V ' >r COURSE YOU WANT THE BEST AND MOST REASONABLF 8 p.m. that evening. Mrs, Anne Get it at the odist Church Tuesday evening. Mrs. Neidenstein will be .the commen- ,.:Ho^esses,;‘ Mrs; ' Irene . CV Brock, THE WM. R. HOGG COMPANY, INC. Stanley H. Jones, coordinator, led. ; tator and Bobby Batdorf will bq at Miss / Bessie, . Down:- .and . Mrs. PLUMBING HEATING AIR-CONDITIONING the devotions. Miss Almira Sipler SHORE RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT CO. th e piano. Dorotha X. Moore served • delicious spoke on “What it feels to be a Kitchen Equipment and Furniture SHEET METAL WORK — KITCHEN MODERNIZATION . Folk singers Penny Wood and refreshments arid in.tlieir.inimitable South American or Mexican,” as we Over Sixty Years Lewis Burlingame will sing and way the decorations were beautiful. HOTEL, RESTAURANT and KITCHEN SUPPLIES Fourth and Railroad Avea want to call them, pointing up that of Service In Asbury Park, N. J. Betsy Sanders and Diane Day'will ; Others, who attended: .Mrs. Elsie I I K 6 M n i n S t r p p t Telephone PRospect 5-1147 true worship of God through inter­ Monmouth County Dial PRosoect 5 - 3 1 M do a Hawaiian dance in costumes Robinson/ Mrs. Charlotte L. Myers, 1 1 - J .D n . XTAaill O U C C I. Opposite Main Avenue Gates denominational service and human made by Ruth Sanders. . Home­ Mrs. Patricia' Flint, Mrs; Marjorie relations is most "Important. .Miss' GARAGE — STORAGE made refreshm ents will be serveid. Morris, Mi^s S.; Evelyn . Alien,- Miss ALUMINUM PRODUCTS Miriam R. Clark,' secretary, read the Ethel T. Vanek, Miss Lillie, Sheffer, Windows, Doors minutes of the, last 'meeting and EMIL FORTUNATO Isabella Thoburn Mrs, Gladys Mierow,-Miss Ru|h L. Aluminum Siding 7 Proprietor Mrs. Dorotha I. Moore, treasurer, WINDOWSEAL PRODUCTS'• EMIL’S GARAGE OCEAN GROVE — The .Isabella Schwartz, .arid .Mrs.- Emily .G. Re- Aluminum and Fiber­ ' Thoburn Circle met on March 16 gave her report. . They: are to be hak. \V;\V :.tt glass Awnings GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS .. at the home of Mrs. Walter Schrlek commended: for their fine service. 4 CONSTRUCTION CO. ! Jalousies Body & Fender W ork • Used Cars For Sale with 17. members present. Refrcsh- Miss Lucile' Duhni Miss Blanche SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES : “Adds to Gracious Living” • GlasSwalls V ■ Gas, Oil, Tires & Batteries ■^nents were served by the hostess Thornton, Mrs., Stanley H. Jones ; $3.50 A YEAR BY MAIL Bud Ladd • Howard Dietz • Additions 1300 CORLIES AVE., NEPTUNE and her co-hostess, Mrs. Arthur and Miss Almira; Sipler visited The Enclosures , 404 Neptune Hwy.,. NEPTUNE, N. J. • PRoapect ■(-3344 Kendall. The meeting was opened Camden Deaconness Home and Phone 776-7455 — Free Estimates • General Remodeling with the 23rd Psalm and Lords Community. Center on March 18 Wanted Oldsmobile — Jaguar — Willy*B “Jeep” Sales and Servlet * ■ Prayer in unison. M[rs. Edna Peter- and their reports, were so interest- BAKERY — Wholesale and Retail : son, teacher, then gave a review of ing on the work being done there; Dirty Laundry Johnson’s Oldsmobile, Inc. the first chapters of pur study book Used occasional cards would be put COMPLETE LINE 86 South Main Street, 0(!ean Grove • Phone: PR 5-4670 with members entering in the dis­ to' great use in the work at the Clothes will be whiter, brighter ELSIE LARSSEN PIES OF BAKED GOODS Service & Parts • “The Home of. Value-Rated Used Cars” cussion. . Home, O.C':'/' V/.-' and cleaner (when washed In our soft as rain water)* — OPEN S U N D A Y S — . Pione PRospect 4-1439 24-HOUIt SERVIC1 . Minutes of the last meeting were On the 60 song books donated to Rolls 1 Challes • Wedding & Birthday read arid approved, also the treas­ the Junior. Sunday School of St. 25 lbs. 50c PASTRIES and COOKIES SHAFTO’S GARAGE CORP. urers, report. ..The following dates Paul's Church; Mrs. Charles Lam­ STORAGE — BATTEhT — TOWING SERVICE — REPAIRING were given. Sacrificial Luncheon bert gaye her report on the dedica­ AMPLE FREE PARKING 1114 7th Avenue, Neptune # PR 4-0050 Corner Corlies Avenue and Main Street . Neptune, N. J. on Wednesday, April 14; Auction tion of the books by Rev. Donald by our Young People on May 31st, Stocum on March 14 at 9:30 A. M. AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS PRospect 5-9416 We give S & H Green Stamps and paper-pick-up on March 27th. We were reminded of the Sacri­ HAVE RADIATOR3 CLEANED AND REPAIRED . Articles for cleariiness kite for the ficial Dinner to: be held .April 14 at Laundromat NEPTUNE SHELL SERVICE CENTER Free Pick Up & Delivery • Tires, Batteries, Shellubrlcatlo* ^jpnigrants were asked for. St. Paul’s Church at 12 noon. BodTRepd.if«dnde” Nick Antich H1WAY 35 at DRUMMOND A7E. • NEPTUNB The death of our Bolivian Stu­ Hostesses for the W.S.C.S May 11 (Self-Service) WHEEL ALIGNMENT _ dinner at 7 :30 P. M., will ‘ be sup­ Itw FIRST AVENUE, ASBURT PARK Tel Plospect 5-3472 dent wos announced and money for 141 Steiner Ave. MILK AND CREAM the rest .of the year from the church plied by the Guild.//;; V- • Neptune City will go toward the use of tho pledge : The Guild will-have greeters at CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK to missions. Ways of raising funds the door for; the Sunday morning WARDELL’S DAIRY were discussed and it. was decided services at St. , Paul's. Church for FABIO BATTAGLIA DAIRY PRODUCTS we hold a White Elephant and thq month of May. H : ■/ jlDEWALKS, CURBS PATIOS CEMENT BLOCKS - NEPTUNE, N. J. ______- Phone PRospect 4-1911 1HUFFLEBOARDS FOUNDATIONS CONCRETE BULKHEADS Bake Sale at our next meeting to Mrs. Gay Porter, in connection Grove - Cily SEPTIC TANKS,' CESSPOOLS ' VNo Finer Milk Sold Anywhere** • 517 G re e n G rove R d., K e p tu a * be held at the church in thc Fcllow- with:. Christian Social Relations, tin Bariss ‘ Avenue, Neptune, N. J.______Telephone pRospect 4-0090 ship room following the meeting. had literature for consideration. PLASTERING PATCHING CONCRETE WORK DURLING- WOOLLEY DAIRY All are welcome, The meeting clos­ All-ready cut aprons need sewing Quality Chek-D Dairy Products Tel. 775-5050 ed with the Mizpah Benediction. : ; p i c k u p a n d ; MASON CONTRACTOR for the bazaar in July. If you can WILLIAM GRAY . SIN CE 1931 -Mrs. Ivan Hall is leader. DELIVERY SERVICE 1707 Maxwell D r., W all Twp., Belmar, N. J . MU 1-5912 MOVING — STORAGE — PACKING We Operate Our Own Cleaning LEGAL NOTICE S AT.;°^^IM-mSSnpB0S0^ T EC?.&r00's F/ ASGTS0TN°EN! ^ 3CEf , To George li. Caron: a n d Pressing Machines Take notice, that on Saturday, April 17, 19G5, at ten o’clock in the forenoon ALTERATIONS 40 Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean Groye S. MARTUSCELLI — PR 5 8539 MANN ING'S - M A Y FI 0 W E R at Fahoury Brothers Auto Body Shop, PR 4-2300, 4-2301 MOVING, STORAGE, AND CRATING Rt. 35 and Bangs Avenue, Neptune. 122 S. Main Street, Ocean Grov. SNOW PLOWING 430 Westwood Place, NEPTUNE All Trained Accredited Personnel • Low Insurance Rate* N. J. I will sell at public auction one “The shore’s Newest and most Modern Warehouses” Ford Tudor, year 1961, serial No. REPAIRS 1924 Heck Ave., Neptune, New Jersey • 775-J2S1 1H17U228423 for m oney owing Fahoury DRIVEWAYS — PARKING AREAS — GAS STATIONS Brothers Auto Body Shop under the “A complete home- Garage Lien Act, in thc amount of AGENTS $483.37 and the costs of these proceed- remodeling service with Monmouth Asphalt & Paving Co., Inc. • S1 one contractor!” !ngSMERUILL RITZENDOLIiAR, BalllfE 38 Neptune Highway — Neptune ALLIED ' ASBURT A m —14-15 S4-48 Paul R, Greco — 775-4693 (Eve. 531-3030) Gerald T. Greco — 531-5123 INC. Kitchens & Bathrooms VAN LINES PRospect 5-2093 Asbury Park To Patrick if. Redd: * MOVING AND STORAGE Take, notice, that on Monday, April — Our Specialty — tJ.S. ROYAL — ARMSTRONG CARPENTER — GENERAL CONTRACTOR 19, 1965, at -ten o’clock in the fore­ noon at 809 Railroad Avenue. Asbury ■:; RECAPPING : PAINTING — DECORATING Park. N. J. I will sell at public auc­ PBoepect C. H. Wood and Son 100o^ m^ J e- tion one Buick sedan, year 1956, serial 5-5044 . PAINTING • PAPERHANGING • SPRAY PAINTING No. 4013010791 fo r m oney ow ing Elduan ALAN THIELE •Wood Work 1j Good Work" ... . Home ana Hotel Repaiii . . . RemodjUJni Co., Inc., t/a Aamco Automatic Trans­ W. L. NEAVES , , R ooflnf—SIdinf .... House Painting — Interior '.Decorating . . . Mason mission, Inc., under the Garage Lien Work . . . EiUmatei fr e e ly Given. GILLAN PAINTING SERVICE Act, in the amount of $175.00 and the 12238th Avenue TIRE CO. DECORATING & COLOR CONSULTANT costs of these proceedings. BILL GILLAN. Prop. . MERRILL RITZENDOLLAR, BallilT NEPTUNE, N. J. Complete Building Alterations — Carpentry, Masonry, Insulation, etc. P.O. Box 306, OCEAN GROVE TeL 775-8727 -3R4-15 . - W.16 Phone 776-6524 Hwy. S5 & Heck Ave. Plastering & Patching • Good Workmanship NEPTUNE PB 4-7805 Painting & Paperhanging Contractor Tel. 775-4707 LEGAL n o t i c e s JOHN LOFTUS CONSTRUCTION NOTICE TO BIDDERS r«l 776-5941 122 Newark Ave., Bradley Beach EDMUND L. THOMPSON, JR. NOTICE is hereby given that sealed “QUALITY FIRST” bids will be received by the Mayor P.O. Box 326, Ocean Grove • Serving Occan Grove & Neptune Since 1911 and Township Committee of the Town­ ship of Neptune, New Jersey for thc Builder, Carpenter - EDWIN NOREN Construction of a Sewerage System Paperhanging • Taping • Interior & Exterior Painting In the Sumnjerfleld Area of the Town­ I WEBB AVE, OCEAN GBOVE PB 4-6270 ship. and opened and read in public at Alterations, Kitchen Cabinets, etc. T ow nship Hall, 137 South M ain S treet, No Job too Large or Small WALTER J. ULMER, JR. Tow nship of N eptune on A pril 20, SHERMAN WILLIAMS PAINTS 1065, a t 8:00 P.M., D aylight Saving or A Satisfied Customer Is My Aim 561 MAPLE AVE. NEPTUNE, N. J. Standard Time, whichever prevails. 776-1784 Plans and specifications for the pro­ posed work prepared by Claude W. Birdsall, Township Engineer, South RIZAS and CLAYTON, INC. PAINT and WALLPAPER — RETAIL SALES Belmar, New Jersey are on file ln said •Erminppr’s Oflice and may be inspected 61 Pinewood Dr., Neptune . • Tel. 775?2831 bj^pVospcctlve bidders during busi­ ness hours. The standard proposal 104 Fulham PL, N eptune • •'•Trf.;774-73i65v;:U form is attached to the Specifications, CORLIES AVENUE PAINT STORE copies of which will be furnished upon Free Estimates '• •; ;:;'No Job Too Small or Tod Large application to the Engineer and pay­ ERH • KYANIZE PAINTS—PAINTING SUPPLIES—WALL PAPER m ent of T hirty ($30.00) Dollars. F if­ 1314 Corlies Ave., Neptune • Tel. 774-2648 • Free Deliverj te en ($15.00) Dollars of w hich w ill be We make a specialty of small jobs — Free Estimates ; refunded upon return of the plans to those who submit a bona fide bid. Bids must be made on the standard PLUMBING and HEATING proposal form in the manner desig­ CALL PHILLIPS! WHITTIER & LASHEK, Builders nated therein and required by tlie Residential & Commercial Estimates Cheerfully Givea Specifications and must be enclosed in 109 Monmouth Ave., Bradley Beach Tel. 774-1806 a 6ealed envelope bearing the name and address of the bidder and-the name of the proposed work on the outside, FRANK J. ECKART — PR 4-0656 addressed to the Mayor and Township COAL AND FUEL OIL .Committee of the Township of Nep­ 418 BURLINGTON AVE. BRADLEY BEACH, N. J. tune and must be accompanied by a Tree Removal certified check in the sum of not less than 10 per cent of the amount of the NO WAITING Thompson Fuel Company And Pruning bid and must be delivered at thc place WILLARD MOUNT — PR 4-3040 and on the hour above named. r V E L OIL WOOD AND CHARCOAL “BLUE” COAL The Mayor and Township Committee 117 So. Main St. — MERRILL H. THOMPSON, Prop. — PB 5-2300 PLUMBING AND HEATING of the Township of Neptune reserve FAST SAME 606 BEACH AVE. • BRADLEY BEACH, NTT. the, right to reject any or all bids if Phones: (Day) 775-4693 G.E. . Air Conditioned Units dtJLfeed to the best interest of the (Night) 531-UM Warm Air Furnaces. Township so to do. By order of the Mayor and Town­ DAY SERVICE 24 Hour Service Electric Sewer Cleaning ship Committee of the Township of Monmouth Oil Burner & Fuel Co. Neptune, Monmouth County, New Jer­ Domestic & Commercial — Iron Fireman Oil Fired Boilers sey. FIORENTINO PLUMBING JOSEPH WARDELL Heating Paul B. Greco — Gerald T. Greco • 38 Neptune HT„ Neptnne M ayor FOR: 805 Sixth Ave., Asbury P ark • Tel- 774-7480 Attest: JOSEPH E. BENNETT - Clerk Plumbing Oil Burners Jobbing Properly Serviced at Reasonable Rates Dated: March 23, 1965 DRUGS —14 $8.80 • Automatic Electric I1KAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GBOVE W. B. NAGLE, Beg. Ph. RADIO & TELEVISION — SALES & SERVICE Water Sewer NAGLE’S Main ■ Central Pharmacy “Doctors Adriae Nagle’s” LARRISON £ £ & Heaters PBESCBIPTIONS FILLED BEST QUALITY DBUGS ACE Radio & Television (PR 5-8062) • We repair and sell Television, Home & Car Radios, Record Player* Highway 35 & 3rd Ave. and Tape Recorders NEPTUNE CITY WE SELL—INSTALL—SERVICE ELECTKiCIAN 69 Highway 35, “Top of the Hill,” Neptune City, N. J. PR 4-5352 ADAMS ELECTRIC ROOFS — SIDINGS Residence — 95 Broadway Wiring — Fixtures — Appliances Ocean Grove — PR 4-2590 R. D arrin Adams, J r. PRospeet 6-8376 1 P. O. Box ^1B. Anbury Park. W. J. ■ GENERAL ROOFING CO. BOOFING — SIDING — GUTTERS — LEADERS Oil Electrician)} for Homes— Hotels — Business and Commercial COMBINATION WINDOWS FREE ESTIMATES .Borner & SON INC. PBoepect 6-8249 1408^ Corlies Ave., Neptune Robert Deaa* Service Holloman Enterprises -— Tel. 776-7559 ESTABLISHED 1909 George T. Holloman, Jr. and G. T. Holloman III • Fixture Sales VARIETY STORE 24 Hoars 13 ASH DRIVE, NEPTUNE, N. J. • Light, Heat & Power Daily- 1420 9th AVE. NEPTUNE WINDOW SHADES HADE TO OBDEB Including PBoapect 4*1186 Electrical C ontracted E. A. PACE 5 & 10c STORE Sunday RADIO DISPATCHED SERVICE ROBERT E. MOSER 49 MAIN A V E , OCEAN GBOVE — P R 5-4455 FIXTURES • WIRING • ELECTRIC HEAT 100 SL4JN S T , MANASQUAN — CA 3-0224 • ' J Ml OAKDALE DB, Shark Hirer HUIs, NEPTUNE ■ V A G B E l G 'H T OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES. TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JEBSET FRIDAY, APRIL 9, .1965 General Election to vote upon the Avenue; thence/* north on Springdjale ' PHILIP W. TERRELL and Miss Lillian Nobile, Jersey flgy' Department, headed ' by Dr. candidates lor tne following oflices: Avenue to #pnngwood Avenue; thunce, City. Raymond Conover; this is the Aux­ Governor • west on bprjr.gwood /ivenue and went Obituaries NEPTUNE CITY Philip W.. Golden Age Club biionir Uangs Avenue to tne westerly bound-. Terrell, ot 176 Sylvania Avenue, Services were held yesterday iliary’s project. Two Members o t the Board of Chos- ary line of the development known en Freeholders- . . as Asbury Gables; thence, south ;on died Inst Wednesday following a (Thursday) from the Lebqr Funer­ CHESTER R. JOBES Plans were announced by Mrs. Has Variety Show i»ree coroners the westerly boundary lino of the . long illness at thc age of 54. al .Home in Union 6ity. Interment Two Members of the Township Com- development known as Asbury Ga- - NEPTUNE — Chester R. Jobes, Bachmnn'for a bus trip to Pfcddler’s' mittee blcs arid the extended line thereof Mr. Terie.il had moved hero, ten followed in-Crest- Haven • Memorial Township Clerk to State Highway #33; anci, thence, 1321 Eighth Avenue, dieti last F ri­ Village, Lahhskn; Pa.,' and the years ago from Bordentown. He Park. ASBURY PARK — A variety Tax Collector east on State Hignway #33 to Spring- day in Pitkin Hospitai."He was SO Bucks County Playhouse, on May ELECTION DISTRICTS dale Avenue. was born in Newark. He was em­ show was put on recently by table The Township of Neptune election PoU ing Place ■.years of age. He" was born in 19. For. reservations call Mrs. districts, their boundaries and their; Community Room, John W. Knox, ployed by The Toms River Chemi­ MRS. VICTOR MC ILREVEY 3 of the . golden age who meets Hightstown,. tho son of. Mount and Bachman, 774-5074 or Mrs. Hurry. puiung places, are as follows: ;Homes, 19.Eavis Avenue, Neptune*, cal Corporation, Toms River. OCEAN GROVE — • Word’ has every Wednesday from 10:30 a.m. DISTRICT ONE . ( DISTRICT THIRTEEN Clara Jobes. Mrs. Gardiner, chairman of the Bounded on the east by Ocean Ave.; j Bounded on the east by Shark River Survivors are three sons, Richard, bden received here of the death to 1 ;30 p.m. a t the Salvation Army on tne south by tne center line of and Mushquash Brook; on the south Mr, Jobes hmi been cm employee luncheon, was assisted by Miss Broadway; on the west by the center by the center line of Lakewood Road;. i Miami; Raymond, New York City, of Mrs, Madge Mcllrevey, in her on Grand avenue, Asbury Park. of : Neptune Township for forty Eunice Norin, Mrs. Eleanor Smith, line of Pilgrim Pathway; and on the • on the west by the center line of Brigh- and Philip. Cuba; i>. daughter, Mrs. honie ih Yonkers, New York, last There was a flexatone solo by Mrs. north by Wesley Lake. {ton Avenue; and on the north by the years, prior-to 'his retirement. Mrs. George Brophy and Mrs. Polling Place center line of Corlies Avenue, (State Dolores Steinhauer, here; a brother, week,, following a long illness. M yrtle Puilan:of 139 Asbury, Ave., Washington Fire House, Central Ave- I Highway #33). Survivors are a son, Willard R., Chester Demarest. . nue and Olin Street, Ocean Grove. Polling Place George, Newark; two sisters, Mrs. Mrs. Mcllrevey was a summer vis­ Ocean Grove, also a .piano solo by here; four grandchildren i three Mrs, Kuboosh, .one of the new DISTRICT TWO Shark River Hills Fire House, Brlghr" Caroline Camarota, and Mrs. Clara itor' at the Grove for many years. her.- A poem by Miss M argaret Bounded on the east by the center ton Avenue, Neptune. brothers, Roy Donald (Dock), and officers, -was unable, to attend as, line of Pilgrim Pathway; on the south DISTRICT FOURTEEN Vreeland, Newark, and 10 grand­ Survivors are her husband, Vic­ Holden of Asbury Park, a hymn by the center line of Main Ave;; on the Bounded on the east by the center - John, all of Neptune Township, nnd she was a patient in thc hospital by Mrs. Lillian Morris of 139 As­ west by the center line of Delaware line of Brighton Avenue; on the west • children. tor Mcllrevey, and a. son, Hugh Ave.; and on the north by Wesley Lake. ; a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Woody, of by Jumping Brook; on the north by Services were held Saturday at James, bf radio fame. bury Ave., Ocean Grove, “Thc Holy Polling Place . ' the center line of Highland Avenue Hightstown, Stokes Fire House, Olin St. and Cen­ cast to Green Grove Road and north (he Meehan Funeral'Home,-: Spring ; - — * — — . City.” Mrs.. Mollie McGee, 132 tral Aveijr Ocean Grove. on Green Grove Road to Hankins Brook Funeral. services were held at 2 DISTRICT THREE and os extended to Wayside Road; and • Lake Heights, with interment in Hock Ave,, Ocean Grove was the p. m.; oh Monday from the Frnn- Bounded on the east by the center on the east by the center line of Way­ Monmouth Memorial Park announcer. • line of Delaware Ave.; on the south by side Road to Corlies Avenue, (state ciohi,. Taylor and -Lopez Funeral Fitkin Auxiliary the center line of Broadway; on the Highway #33), and east on the center . Mrs. Pegrgy Valentien of 74 Main west by the center line of South Main line of Corlies Avenue, (State Highway Home, 1200 - 10th and Atkins Ave Worship Services St.; and on the north by Wesley Lake.' #33), to Brighton Avenue. MRS. ROBERT HANKINS Ave,, Ocean Grove, played the part . Polling Place nue, Neptuno, with the Rev. Philip Polling Place OCEAN GROVE — Mrs. Mary 30th Anniversary of Dolly from the play “Dolly”. Eagle Fire House, Main arid White- Asbury. Park Golf and Country Club, Brown officiating. Interment fol­ NEPTUNE—“Christ Forsaken1 fleld Avenues, Ocean Grove. 320 Old Corlies Avenue. Neptune. Frances Hankins, 15 Main Avenue, The costumes for “Dolly” . wore DISTRICT FOUR DISTRICT FIFTEEN lowed In Glendola Cemetery. will be the title of pastor Rollin P. Bounded on the east by the center Bounded on the east by Hamilton- died last Tuesday in. Fitkin Hos­ And Installation furnished by;Mis. Ethel Lang of 87 Keller’s sermon at tho 11 a.m. wor­ line of Central-Ave.; on the south by Glendola Road, (Gulley Road), on the pital, Neptune, .at the age of 97, Stockton Ave. Ocean Grove, and Fletcher Lake; on the west by the south by Shark River Brook; on the MRS, GEORGE L. JACKL1TSCH ship service of Good Shepherd her daughter Mrs. Helen Storye of center line of South Main: St.; and on West by the Borough of New Shrews* She was born in Jacobtown, thc NEPTUNE — Harniiton-Asbury. the north by the center line of Broad­ bury boundary line; and on the north. ^ , . OCEAN GROVE — Mrs. Florence Chapel, Neptune. His message at Shark River Hills. Dolly’s makeup way. • by Corlies Avenue, (State Highway • daughter of .Robert ’arid. Angeline Gardens Auxiliary to Fitkin Me­ Polling Place #33). A. Jaeklitsch,. 12355. Heck Avenue, the 7 j>.m. Palm Sunday, service was by 'Miss Bonnie Ayers of Mt. 70 Stockton Avenue, Ocean Grove. " Polling Place Cliver Nelson. She was the widow morial Hospital held their installa­ died Saturday at Fitkin Hospital, will.be, “Woman Behold!” Hermon Way Ocean Grove. DISTRICT FIVE Hamilton Fire House, Stato Highway of Robert Ward Hankins. tion of new; officers and observed Bounded on the east by the center #33, Neptune.' Neptune, at the ago of 91. She was The chapel will hold its fifth an­ -*T line of Pilgrim : Pathway; on the south DISTRICT SIXTEEN Survivors, are a niece, Miss Mary their 30th anniversary at a lunch­ by the center line of Broadway; on Bounded on the east and south by tho widow .of George L.. Jacklilsch nual Good Friday service m April Spring Concert Tonight the west by the center line of Delaware B. Watson, 126 Lake Avenue, eon. Iast Thursday at the Beau Rl- Shark River; on the west by the cen­ - She was a resident here for twen­ 16 at 8 p.m. Mr. Keller’s-meditaV Ave.; and on the north by the center ter line of Brighton Avenue; and on Ocean Grove, and a granddaughter, vage Restaurant, Spring Lake line, ol Main Ave. the north by the. center line of Lake­ ty years, having been born in New tion from one of the .seven last NEPTUNE — The. 90-member •' - . - Polling Place wood Road. - Mr.-:. E. Winifred Baker, of Telford, Heights. Neptune High School. Chorus, un­ Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Associa­ Polling Place York City. words Will lie, ‘‘Paradise Today" : tion office, Main Avenue and Pilgrim Community Baptist Chapel, 428 Lake­ Pa. ■ . ' Mrs.. Joseph Gardiner, chairman, Pathway, Ocean Grove. Survivors arc a daughter, Mrs. The youth of the. ehape! are to der the direction of Frank Peluso, wood Road, Neptune. Funeral services were held Fri­ introduced, the following new of­ DISTRICT SIX DISTRICT SEVENTEEN George; A. Frick,'with whom she attend a spring, banquet and Bible will; present its annual spring con­ Beginrting at .Corlies, Avenue and Beginning on State Highway #33 day morning from thc Ocean Grove ficers and presented each with a cert tonight, (Friday) in the Inter­ Main Street; thence, south oh Main and the boundary line of the Borough mode her home; a son, George E'. camp reunion in Willow Grove, Street to the Bradley Beach Line; of New Shrewsbury; thence, north lomorial Home; Main Avenue. yellow rose corsage: President, mediate School auditorium, Ocean thence, west on the Bradley Beach Brooklyn; ;'sur grandchildren; Pa., tomorrow ■ afternoon. . " on the boundary line of the Borough, . Mrs. Irving1 J: Hurry;-, first vice line to the New York and Long Branch of New Shrewsbury to State High­ twelve great-grandchildren, and one Grove, at 8 jj.m. _ Selections of Railroad; thence, south along the New way #GG; thenee, northeast on State MRS. NEWTON SMITH “Operation Spring Ilouseclean- :. great-great—grandchild. president,. Mrs. Michael Rinaldi; three.type-^sacred,' patriotic, and York and Long Branch Railroad; Highway #60; thence, south along NEPTUNE — Mrs. Mary E. ing" is taking : place tomorrow to the Neptune; City line; thence, west Jumping Brook to West Bangs Avenue; Services were held on Tuesday at second, vice president, Mrs. Edward secular—will also be performed at on the Neptune City line to Ridge Ave­ thence, west and south along West Smifh,-of 1928 Milton Avenue, died morning at the chapel.-. Every year nue; thence, north on Ridge Avenue Bangs-Avenue to State Highway #33; ■ the Ocean Grove Memorial Home, Kuboosh; treasurer, Mrs. Virginia the New York World’s Fair] on to Ninth Avenue; thence, east on Ninth Monday in Fitkin Hospital, at the the ladies of the chapel set aside thence, east on State Highway #33 to with interm ent following, in Mon Oliver; recording secretary, Mrs. May 12. The chorus, Avhile a t the Avenue to Atkins . Avenue; thence, Jumping Brook; thence, south along age of TO. She was born in Hamil­ a day to clean air thr?-nooks' and north on Atkins Avenue to Divisiori Jumping Brook to the boundary line , m outh Memorial. Park, New Joseph Porter; corresponding sec­ Fair. will be taped, by RCA closed Street! thence, east on Division Street the Township of .Wall; thence, west, ton, Bermuda, and had resided here retary, Mrs. Merrill Ritzendollar. crannies from top to bottom at the circuit television, and later be to Prospect Avenue; thence,: south on along-the boundary line of the Town­ . Shrewsbury. , church. The remainder bf the year Prospect Avenue to Corlies Avenue; ship of Wall to the Hamilton-Glendola for 44 years, ■ • The Auxiliary was formed in presented . to the . visitors of the and, thence, east on, Corlies Avenue to Road; thence, north on Hamilton- • Her husband was ihe late New­ April of 1935 and p ast presidents secs the members and friends of Main .Street;- and also that section of Glendola Road to State Highway #33; JABLONSKI INFANT Fair, i ' ,;.v. Neptune Township known as "Shark and, thence, west on State Highway the chapel taking turns in a co­ River. Islands’*. .*■ . .= . ■". , NEPTUNE — The infant Jablon. ton Smith. honored were: Mrs. A. L. Pur­ #33 to the boundary line of thd Bor­ . Survivors are a son, Ashton, As­ operative endeavor from week to LEGAL NOTICE ' ^ Polling Place ough of New Shrewsbury. ski (lied shortly following birth on chase, third past president; Mrs. - Unexcelled Fjre House, 1120 Corlies Polling Place bury-Park; two daughters, Mrs. Rttsseli. Schadt, Mrs. R. Conovev, week. TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE Avenue, Neptune. Hamilton Fire House, State Highway .Saturday in Monmouth Medical DISTRICT SEVEN #33, Neptune. . Pearl Wiison and Mrs. Cora Taylor, Notice of Registry, Primary, and . Center, Long Branch, Mrs. Alfred Seulthoipe and Mrs. . General Election ..Beginning at Ridge Ave. and the DISTRICT EIGHTEEN both of this place; a brother, Ash Neptune City Line; thence, north on Beginning at the intersection of He was tile son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bachman.- Each was pre­ PREMIUM RETREADS Ridge Ave. to Ninth Ave.; thence; east West Bangs Avenue and State Highway ton “Haward, Asbury Park, and 1 sented with a corsage. Lttc Time G u a ra n te e NOTICE is hereby given that- April on Ninth Ave. to Atkins Ave.; thence, #33; thcnce, northwest on West Bangs W alter Jablonsici Jr., of 205 Old 22, 1DG5, is -the. last day for .persons- north: on; Atkins Ave. to Division St.; Avenue to Jumping Brook; thence, grandchildren. Table. 'decorations and flowers to register or change their voting; adr thence, west on Division St. - and the ■ Corlies Avenue. north along Jumping Brook to States The James H. Hunt Funeral dress to enable them to vote at the extended line thereof ,to State Highway Highway jtGG; thcnce, east .on State . The C. H. T. Clayton Funeral were in yellow and. blue, colors of 1 Primary Election. .v ■ :‘v- '■ #35; thence, southeast and south on Highway #GG to Green Grove Road; Home, Asbury Park,,was in charge the James F. Ackerman Federation I . The District Boards o£ Election will State Highway #35 to the Neptune City thence, south on Green Grove Road to Hofne was in- charge of arrange­ sit at the places. hereinafterv desig-- L ner-and, thence, east on the. Neptune Highland Avenue; thence, west . on of arrangements.. hated on Tuesday, June l f. 19G5;. be-r City Line to Ridge Ave. ments. to Fitkin Hospitai. Highland Avenue to -State Highway* It was announced that the pro­ tw een th e hours of 7:00 A.M. arid 8 __ ,, Polling Place #33; and, thcnce, west on State Hl&'«f-> P.M., for the purpose of conducting unexcelled Fire House, 1120 Corlies way #33 to West Bangs Avenue.. MRS. MABEL I. SABIN ceeds of the recent card , party a Primary. Election for the nomina­ Avenue, Neptune * Polling • Place MRS. EDNA C. JONES ■ OCEAN GROVE — Mrs. Mabel tion of: • DISTRICT EIGHT Sportsmen’s Club, 640 Green Grove NEPTUNE — Mrs. Edna would be presented to the Pathol- G overnor Beginning at State Highway #35 and Road, Neptune. Irene Sabin, of 141 Wobb Avenue, Slierl/T • ' thc Neptune City line; thence, north DISTRICT. NINETEEN Jones, 1952 Stratford Avenue, died Two Members of the'Board of Chos­ and northwest along Highway #35 to - Beginning at the . intersection of died Sunday in the Frances Con­ WE SPECIALIZE IN INSPECTION en Freeholders Heck Avenue; thence, west on Heck West Bangs Avenue and Wayside • last Thursday in Fitkin Hospital valescent Home, Neptune City, at REPAIRS ON ALL CARS STATION FRONT END AND Three Coroners Avenue to Springdale Avenue; thence, Road;- thence, west on West Bangs following a brief Illness, at the age BRAKE CORRECTION Two Members of the Township Com-- south on Springdale Avenue to State Avenue to Green Road; thence, north the age of 70. - OVEE 25 TKS. AT THIS Wheel Balancing and Front m ittee Highway #33; thence, west on . State on Green Grove Road to the northerly of 67. She had resided here for 21 OCEAN GROVE ADDRESS — End Alignment. Guaranteed Township Clerk Highway #33 to the boundary line of boundary line of the Storyland Es­ Mrs. Sabin had resided here for - . Brake Work. .Tax Collector Neptune City; and, thence, east along tates Development! thencc. east along years, having been born in Tusca 25 years. She was born in North EASY c r e d it t e r m s Also for the elc-'.Icr: in each dis­ the boundarv line of Neptune City the northerly boundary line of the loosa County, Alabama. CUSTOM TIRE CO. trict of one male ond one female to State Highway #35. Storyland Estates Development to a ampton, Pa., the daughter’ of the member of the Republican County Ex­ . Polling Place twenty-foot roadway, commonly known She was a member of Mt. Pisgah NEPTUNE 1200 M A IN S T ., B R A D LEY B E A C H ecutive Committee. 1515 Corlies Avenue. Neptune. as White’s Lane; thence, east on late John, and Naomi Dickert. ■ Also for- the Election in each dis­ • DISTRICT NINE White’s Lane to Wayside Road; and, . Baptist Tenipie, in Asbury Park. Surviyors are a daughter, Mrs. trict of one male member and one Beginning at the boundary line of thence, south on Wayside Road - to Survivors are three sons, Samuel, female member; of . the Democratic CiiY A sbury P ark and South West Bangs Avenue. F rank Marzorati, .Wood Ridge, N. AUTO REPAIR County Executive Committee.. , Main Street; thence,, south on South Polling Place Ike and Willy here; three daugh­ J.; three grandchildren and a sis­ BODY & PEND ER WORK Septem ber 23. 19G5, is. th e - last day Main street; to Corlies Avenue; thence, Sportsmen's Club, 640 Green Grove ters. Mrs. Bertha Layton, Mrs. Mar­ for persons to register or' change their west on Corlies Avenue to -Prospect Road, Neptuno. ter, Mrs. T. Foster Carter of Allen­ AUTO PAINTING Howard L Smith voting address to enable them to vote Avenue; thence, . north on Prospect DISTRICT TWENTY garet Palmer, and Mrs. Evelyn BAY ELLIS at the General Election. Avenue to Division Street; thence, west Beginning at State Highway #66 and •. town, Pa. . The Hardware Store •’ The District Boards of Election wilt along Division Street ond the extended the boundary line of the Borough of Banks, here; four brothers, Walter . Services were held at the Ocean Stoektoa & So. M*it! Btreet sit in the place hereinafter desig­ line thereof- to State Highway #35: ‘ New Shrewsbury; thence, north, east*- Coieman, and Edward Collins, Die­ Oeea* Groye PR 6-7727 .o f Oceaa Grove nated on Tuesday, November 2, 1865, thence, north on State Highway #35 to and northeast along the boundary line Grove Memorial Home on Tuesday betw een th e hours of 7:00 A.M. and 8 Heck Avenue; thence, east on Heck of the Borough of New Shrewsbury go, California, Eligah Collins, Cleve­ P.M. for the purpose of conducting a Avenue to Drummond Avenue; thence, to the boundary line of the Town­ evening.with interment following north on Drummond Avenue to Spring- ship of Ocean; thence, east along the- land, Ohio, and William Collins, in Fairview Cemetery, Northamp­ HARDWARE wood Avenue; thence, east on Sprlng- boundary line of the Township c f. Birmingham Ala.; three sisters, • Weddings a Specialty wood^ Avenue, to the boundary line of Ocean to Grove Street; thence, sout,r' ton, Pa. PAINTS and OILS the City of Asbury Park; and, thence, on Grove Street and the extended Mrs. Minnie McKinney and Mrs. • Cut Flowers — Corsages • Wheel Alignment south and east along the boundary line line thereof, to West Bangs Avenue; Beatrice Welborn, Asbury Park, Agency For “No Roost” of-the City, of Asbury Park to the thence, west on West Bangs Avenue Pigeon Repellent . • Shocks & Mufflers : point or place of beginning. . . to Palmer Avenue and continuing on iind Mrs. Lela Hamlet, Tuscaloosa, LOUIS BARBARO • Funeral Sprays " - ■ i f PolIInr Place an unnamed roadway south of Knox 1132 Embury Avenue, Neptune. Boulevard to Wayside Road; thence, and 11 grandchildren. NEPTUNE — Louis Barbaro, of • Flowers for all occasions • Brake Service .-/■ DISTRICT TEN north on Wayside Road to a twenty- Full Line of • General Repairs Beginning bt fhe intersection 0f Heck foot roadway, commonly known as The James H. Hunt Funeral 50G So. Riverside Drive, died Sun­ and Springdale Avenue; thence, north White’s Lane; hence, west and north­ Home , was in charge of arrange­ day in Fitkin Hospital. He was .82 KITCHEN on Springdale Avenue to Bangs Ave- west on White’s Lane ond the north­ — We Telegraph Flowers — Your Safety is Our Business I nue; thence, east on Bangs Avenue to erly boundary line of the Storyland ments. years of age. the boundary line of the City of Asbury Estates Development to State Highway UTENSILS Park; thence, south on the boundary #66; and, thence, west on State High-, Mr. Barbaro, was a retired sales­ KRUSCHKA line of the City of Asbury Park to way #66 to the boundary line of the WILLIAM FURMADGE man. He. moved here three months springwood Avenue; thence, west on Borough of New Shrewsburyr PETE laVAHCE Sprlngwood Avenue to Drummond Polling Place OCEAN GROVE ’— William G. H. ago from Brooklyn, N. Y. He was TH E F LO R I ST 51 Main Avenue Avenue; thence, south on Drummond Green Grove School, Green Grove 78S W ayside • ■-. Neptune ' 604 Highway SB ' Avenue to^ Heck. Averiue; and, thence, Rood, Neptune. Furmadge; 134 Heck Avenue, died born in Naples, Italy. OCEAN GROVE, N. J. east on Heck Avenue, to Springdale DISTRICT TWENTY-ONE - last Friday at the. Ocean Grove He was a member of the Albo Tel. 775-6758 Phone PR 4-4741 Neptune " Dial 774-2442 Avenue. . Beginning at the intersection of ■- . .* •* * . Polling .Place Green Grove Road and West Bfmgs Nursing Home after a brief illness, Lodge, F &.AM, in New York City. American ; Legion Post Home, 240 Avenue; thencc. south on Green Drummond Avenue. Neptune. Road to Hankins Brook; thence, east at the age of 80. He had lived here Survivors are his widow, Mrs. DISTRICT ELEVETN along Hankins Brook and the’ ex- for six years, and was born in- Eng­ Adelaide Barbaro,* three daughters, Beginning at. Bangs Avenue , on the tended line thereof to Wayside Roqd; boundary, line of the City of Asbury thence, south on Wayside Road to land. Mrs; A. W. Malet, Jr., San Rafael, Park; thence, north, on the , botmd- State Highway #33; thence, east on nry line of the City of Asbury Parle, Stato Highway #33 to the Brighton He was a retired machine shop California;Mrs. Robert. K. Malone, to the boundary line of the Town-, Avenue Jug-Handle; thence;., north, supervisor for the Newark College Van Nuys, Calif., and Mrs. E. M. ship; of' Ocean; thence, west on the along a line extended . from the. T boundary line of- the .Township- of Brighton Avenue Jug-Handle nnd the of Engineering. He retired fronv the DcL.au renti is, here; nine * grand - Ocean to . Grove Street; thence, south •westerly boundary. line of. tlie de- firm i n 1958, afIor, 15! years.'of ser­ on,. Grove Street and the extended- volonmcnt known as Asbury Gables dren and one- great-grandchild. ? line thereof to West Bangs Avenue: to W<»st Bangs Avenue; thence, west vice. * Services . were held from the thence, en^t on West Bangs Avenue on West Bongs Avenue'to Palmer Ave­ ‘2 , Sprlngwood Avenue to Spririg- nue; thcnce. west, on Palmer Avenue His wife. was. the late Madge Fur- Francioni, Taylor and Lopez Fun­ naie Avenue; thence, north on Spring­ and an unnamed street, west of Knox dale Avenue to Bangs', Avenue; and, Boulevard, to Wayside Road; thence, "madge. ‘ . . eral Home. • At thence; cast on Bangs Avenue to the north on Wayside Road to West Bangs | Survivors are. a nephew, William boundary line, of the City, of • Asbury Avenue: .and. thence, west on West P ark. - ,-. • . • , .. Bangs Avenue to Grcnn Grove Road. Dunford, Newark, and two nieces, ; ^;Poinng Place * Polling Place Mrs. Robert Waikcr, Chester and JO S E P H M. H A L E Liberty Fire House,-Monroe Avenue, . Wesle.van' Methodist . Church. West Neptune. - •.. ; Bangs Avenue, Neptune. • - . BRADLEY BEACH — Joseph. M Plants, Corsages DISTRICT TWELVE Mrs. Einar Lindmlad, West Orange.' JOSEPH BENNETT/ Halo, retired acrobat, died Monday. .Beginning at the intersection of • , Township Clerk vv Services* were held at Restland State Highway .#33 and Springdale Survivors' arc two nephews, Wil­ —-15-16 - -*■ ; . , . : . $128,00 . • ■ Memorial Park Chapelin East Han- — " T*“------^T- ' . over, N ., J., on Monday, with inter­ liam-Muehldsen, of Sea Girt, and ment. in Restland Memorial Park. John .Muehleiscn, of Waldwick, N. Cut Flowers J- \ The Johnson Funeral Home, Wall MRS. ALFRED.PARKINSON Township^ was in charge of ar­ “Help Us Help You by Placing USE NO EXTRA NEPTUNE — Mrs: Anna A. rangements. Your Order This Weekend” OUR CHARGE. Parkinson died last Thursday at the POPULAR’ PAY Ocean Grove Nursing Home at the WATCH- . age of 71, following a short illness. EMMANUEL® J. NOBILE REGULAR For the past forty years she had NEPTUNE—Emmariuele J. No­ OPEN ’TIL 10 P.M. - SAT., APRIL 10 DOG RATE- FOE' resided at 1213 Corlies Avenue. bile, 10 Princeton avenue, died SERVICE YOUR OIL Miss Parkinson was a member of Tuesday, in East Orange Veterans ‘ the Holy Spirit . Church, Asbury Hospital, a t the age of 52. OPEN TIL MIDNIGHT SAT., APRIL 17 ■ Park. She was born in Cohoes, New Mr, Nobile was an operator for ..York,. . ’ - Colgate-Palmolive Co., in Jersey Survivors are lier husband, Alfred City. He was horn in New York E. Parkinson; three brothers, Rob­ City and was a veteran of World HEATING OIL ert- McGarry, Waterford, N. Y.; W ar II. ‘Matthew McGarry, Lathen, N.’ Y., He was a member of Riverview CALL 775-4600 FOR PROMPT and Edward McGarry, St! Louis, Chapel Formerly he was a deacon Flowers by Lorry Mieras Mo., .and a sister, Mrs. Theresa and member of New Durham Bap­ RADIO MSPATCHED SERVICE Fink, Troy, N. Y. tist Church, in North. Bergen. 47 Main Avenue Ocean Grove Services were S a tu rd a y from the Survivors" are his widow,. Mrs. , Francioni^ Taylor and Lopez F un­ Madeline Thomas Nobile a daugh­ 20 PROSPECT eral Home, 1200 - 10th and Atkins ter, Mrs, Joyce Harrison, North NEPTUNE' Avenue, with High Requiem Mass Tel. 7744234, 9 AM. to 6 P.M. Evening 775-8526 WELLERS Bergen; a son, Earl, of Colorado; at The Church of The Holy Spirit. five grandchildren; a brother, John, ESTABLISHED IN 1916 Interment followed in St. Agnes, of Hazlet,.Raritan Township, and Cemetery, Cohoes, N, Y. two sisters, Mrs, Catherine Serio,