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Down Memory Lane In Ocean Pathway Residents Bradley Beach Saturday Voice Complaints To Twp. Neptune Twp. - Town Mayor Gross admitted by ELIZABETH GREENLEE Troy Bianchi has created ship residents living near that more has to be done. Bradley Beach - Rae a latticed lane for the mem Ocean Pathway in Ocean He is looking forward to the Biase, president of the Brad ory land for the memory Grove filled the Township Task Force findings some ley Beach Historical Society, walk, lined with yesteryear Committee meeting room in time in July. He commend is looking fonward to this Sat photo of Bradley Beach. El- protest of living conditions ed the efforts of the Citizens urday's "Walk Down Memory lle Garfunkle, Historical So that are just getting worse as Patrol organized to help the Lane". She says she has "a ciety vice pres., heads the time goes by. police with survellience. really great committee and candy shop. The organized residents But the residents still everyone is very enthusiastic Continued on Page 5 have threatened to demon insist that they are not going about the celebration." The strate in front of the two to live like this anymore and event is sponsored by the A Winner main gates leading into promised their own action Historical Society, which is Ocean Grove with signs soon. Specifically they hoping to encourage new reading "You Are Entering An charge that four establish members to join. Unsafe Area." The announ ments along Ocean Pathway The First Aid squad will cement came after several are responsible. The Sea be on hand at the park sel residents spoke of numerous Mist, Stokes Hall, the former ling hot dogs, hamburgers police calls and witnessing Dardanelle Hotel now called Allenhurst/Water Company officials sign purchase and other goodies. A lovely crack vials, needles, liquor the Ocean Grove Hotel and agreement, (from left) Allenhurst Administrator Vito Gad- handmade quilt and crochet bottles, prostitution solicita the Shelburne Hotel were aleta, Allenhurst Mayor Joseph Coyne, NJAWCo Mana ed afghan will be raffled off. tion and "a whole lot more." Continued on Page 5 ger Roy Mundy, Allenhurst Attorneys Barbara Birdsall, All proceeds will go toward Mayor John O. Gross BUI O’Hagen, NJAWCo Attorney Bill Laverv. the purchase of a new am sympathized with the resi bulance for the Bradley GREGORY GREGG of dents and said he lives with Beach First Aid, reports 100 Elm Drive, Neptune, the same situation. He Clean-Up Water Co. Finalizes Purchase Francine Simonsen who is in was selected by his 5th pointed to his administration charge of the raffles. grade teacher at St Rose as one that has attempted to Of Allenhurst Water System The hostesses for the Grammar School, Belmar, address the problems. The In Grove tic decrease in water rates Officials representing day will be dressed in cos for his creative letter to mayor has formed a task Ocean Grove - The an for Borough residents," said New Jersey-American Water tume from the early 1900’s. PrestdefR Clinton on the force to study the problems nual Ocean Grove clean-up Allenhurst Mayor Joseph Company and the Borough Of the many wonderful ac the 'importance of educa and make specific recom day is this Saturday, May 8. Coyne, "we made the right of Allenhurst closed Wednes tivities, which includes some tion to our nation.* He was mendations to the Township The township and the Camp decision to sell the system." day, April 21, on the final thing for everyone, the hot among 170 delegates from Committee in hopes of lob Meeting Association ask that Borough residents will sale of the Borough’s water air balloon is sure to be a Central Jersey Schools sel bying state legisiators for you participate in helping enjoy New Jersey-Ameri- system to New Jersey-Ameri big hit with the children. ected from the 6,500 stu funds to address the prob make this historic district bet can’s lower rates. A custom can Wate Company for There will also be a horse dents who wrote 'Dear Mr. lems. The mayor also spoke ter looking. er who uses 80,000 gallons $150,000. The sale was ap and buggy ride (for the nom President* letters. The stu of the strike force team that The township will supply of water per year will see proved by the Borough resi inal fee of $2, children under dents are all enrolled in the was formed to inspect hotels dumpsters near Fletcher their annual water bill de- dents in a referendum vote five free), tandem bicycle Central Jersey Bank’s & rooming houses and fine Lake and at the intersection rides, a candy counter and 'Class of 2000* program. those that are not abiding by of Central Avenue & Ocean in last November’s election. "Considering the drama- Continued on Page 5 Patches the Clown. the law. Pathway.
Giotta Seeks To Expand July Groundbreaking For Service To Neptune Twp. $8 Million Main St Manor
Neptune Twp. - David Giotta of Jumping Brook Drive is unopposed as he seeks the Democratic Party nomination for township committee in the June Pri mary Election. He will oppose incum bent committeeman and for The tentative name for will surround the building Pictured above is mer mayor James McGann, Ocean Grove - The the new project is Main who is assured the Republi United Methodist Homes of and its landscaping, except a sketch of the pro Street Manor, Mr. Batten ad at the south side of the en can Party nod, at the Gener New Jersey will break ded. The UM Homes’ oldest trance where the drive & lim posed $8 million al Election in November. ground in July for a new nursing facility on Clark Ave., "I promise an honest and 120-bed nursing health care ited parking will be land Main St. Manor to known as Clara Swain Manor decent campaign. I’m not a facility at the Stockton Ave. scaped with trees & plant and before that, the Ocean ings. be erected in 1 year. mudslinger* said Giotta who entrance to Ocean Grove, on enters the fray with municipal t Grove Nursing Home, is now Enter the building and David Giotta the boundary with Bradley being closed down. There ahead of you will be a glass government experience, hav Beach. years, leaving to form the are now 30 residents there. ing served as a former vice The $5.7 to $6 million enclosed atrium, a planted family. They are parents of New nursing patients are not courtyard with walkways for chairman, then chairman, dollar 2-story building will be Rachel, 21, a junior at Drew being admitted. Nursing residents to enjoy. The and still a member of the erected by the E.F. Driscoll University. andDavid Mat care is being provided resi rooms that surround the township’s Zoning Board of construction management thew, 17, a junior at Red atrium were designed after Adjustment. He’s also a firm and should be complet dents of Epworth & Francis Bank Catholic Mom has re Asbury Manor in the latter visits to nursing facilities in BEACH member of the community’s ed in a year, said James C. turned to teaching and is on Human Relation Committee. Batten, executive director of home. Clara Swain Manor New Jersey, Ohio and Michi the staff at Mater Dei H.S. in CINEMA David Giotta and his the U.M. Homes. Total cost, will be razed. gan. Mr. Batten noted that MAIN STREET • BRADLEY BEACH Middletown. wife, the former Nancy including furnishings and Exterior architectural de the best features were incor The Giottas are mem sign of the new Manor is in porated into Main St. Manor “POWERHOUSE! Hughes, were graduated health care equipment, will A big. bold hit!" JiLiniLt L.i.tgrH.Hd nu MOVll MIM'll from Montclair State College bers of Hamilton U.M. approach $8 million. keeping with the Victorian plang Church and are Neptune ontinued on Page 5 in 1966. He joined the facul The Driscoll firm from style of Ocean Grove, includ- Band Boosters. He’s also a ASBURY AWNING AFEW ® ty of the Roosevelt School in Bola Cynwyd, Pa, supervis ng a pair of towers. The member of the Neptune COMPANY Westfield where he K indus ed the Brennan Pavilion con street frame and concrete Free in-hotne Estimates IGOOD MEN Lions Club and the Ocean trial arts teacher. Hie wite struction at the Jersey Shore block structure will have vinyl 601 Bangs Avenue MONDAY IS DATE NITE ' 'ian-American Club. Call 1 (800) 773-4956 taught in Wall Tv Medical Center, Neptune. siding. A 3-ft. picket fence May 6 , 1993 V o l . l 1 8 , //18 PAGE 2 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES Page 2 THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1993
The Matron of Honor was Mrs. Karen Adams, Littleton, Col orado and the Maid of Honor was Miss Kristen Zuidema, Ocean Grove. The Bridal Attendants were Mrs. Heather Paul, sister of the bride, Harrisburg, Pa.; Mrs. Jill Zakerowski, MY ANSWER Neptune City, and Miss Christine Bradford, sister of the groom, Plymouth, Ma. BY BILLY GRAHAM Mr. Joseph Coletti, Duxbury, Ma, was best man for the groom. Ushers were Mr. Joseph Morrissey, Dorchester, Ma.; Mr. Michael Rothberg, Plymouth, Ma.; Mr. Robert Ward, Plymouth, Ma.; and Mr. Edwin R. Deuchar, brother of the bride, Ocean Grove. The Ring-bearer was 7 year old Donald DEAR DR. GRAHAM: My father is in poor health and A. Deuchar, cousin of the bride, Imlaystown, NJ. They all probably does not have much longer to live. He has never had anything to do with God, and when I bring up anything wore black, double-breasted tuxedos with white shirts dis about turning to Christ and being prepared to die he just playing wing-tip collars and black studs. Black bow ties and laughs and says he isn’t worried because he believes death white cumberbunds put the finishing touch on the traditional is the end and there is nothing afterward. As a Christian I am very concerned for him, but how can I get through to outfits. him to face his need of salvation? - Mrs. B.N. DEAR MRS. B.N.; Oniy God can penetrate your father’s tune Township Police De defenses and convict him of his need of Christ - and that's Neptune Twp. partment are premature, irre true of every person who refuses to face the truth about death and salvation and eternity. Only the Holy Spirit “wiii sponsible and prejudicial. Continued from Page 1 convict the world of guilt in regard to sin and righteousness The P.B.A. wil not accept and judgment" (John 16:8). That's why prayer is an es named. this method of trial through sential part of evangelism. No administration has the media for any of our Pray for your father, therefore, that God wouid do what tried so hard to correct living you cannot do - bring conviction and faith to his heart. But members. We feei that the conditions in its first five also let this be a time when you show special love for your need for equal time to repre father, in whatever ways you can. Ana let him know that months in office than Mayor sent our views on the matter one reason you’re concerned about his spiritual condition Bonnie Jean Deuchar Weds Gross. His hope now is for have been overlooked by the is because you love him and don’t want him to miss the concrete documentation to joys of eternity, but want him to be with you someday in media and we only wish that Heaven. William Richard Bradford, Jr. be gathered against problem the police officer's rights are in addition, ask God to help you understand your father establishments and bring heid with the same regard as more fully and why he sems to be so closed to the Gospel. them to court. Arrests in the Perhaps, for example, he is allowing pride to get in the way; Ocean Twp. - The wedding of Miss Bonnie Jean Deuchar all other citizens." area appear to be on the in he doesn’t want to admit he’s wrong (particuTarty to one of to Mr. William Richard Bradford, Jr. was held Saturday, The committee reminds his children!), and he also doesn't want to submit to Christ March 20, 1993 at 4pm in the Presbyterian Church on the crease and that has helped any civic group or organiza as Lord of his life. Encourage him to face his real reasons Hill. The Rev. Robert S. Garner officiated at the double ring, alleviate some of the prob tion that wishes to march i.i honestly, and make sure he understands the love and for giveness of Christ for all who will repent and turn in faith to candlelight ceremony. lems. The mayor will be the the annual Memorial Day first to point out that more Him. The bride is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Deuchar, Parade to do so by May 15. “MY ANSWER* column Is brought to you by 9 Surf Avenue, Ocean Grove. The groom is the son of Mr. has to be done but that he St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, Ocean Grove & Mrs. William R. Bradford, Sr., 19 Janebar Circle, Plymouth, expects positive results from Ma. and the grandson of Mrs. Marion Fernandez and Mrs. the newly formed task and COMING EVENTS Gladys Bradford, both of Quincy, Ma. strike forces. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore For The Record This is a PAID directory of a gown of white lace over satin, designed with a fitted, drop- Monday, May 3, 1993 events of non-profit or - ALCOHOLISM - ped-waist bodice, which was heavily beaded, a modified V- Patrolman Andrew Leath ganizations. Rate - 50 cent/line. Treatment * Recovery neckline, and long tapered sleeves. The irridescent-sequin- er read a position paper by Min. charge $3.50 With-wlout Rehab. * With-w/out 12 Steps ed lace skirt fell into a Cathedral-length train. She wore a the P.B.A. Local 74 that pro Cali 775-0007 * D.W.I. Counseling/Evaluations * crown of pearls with her hair up in soft curls and a partial tested the way Louis Cuevas * Court AppearancesIReferrals * french twist. Her bouquet was of white lilies, stephanosis & and his case has been THURS., FRI., SAT. Relapse Prevention Strategies * Early Recovery Issues roses with cascading ivy. handled up until now. The MAY 6, 7, 8 The Matron of Honor, Maid of Honor & Bridal Attendants incident occured after a sen RUMMAGE SALE - First * Interventions PlannedlExecuted * were dressed identically in a two-piece outfit of green and U.M. Church of Bradley * Employee Assistances * Co-dependency Issues * ior citizen was involved in a Beach (corner of Madison & black-swirled brocade. The mini-dress underneath was Key Personnel) * Small Group(s) Therapy traffic accident on Route 33 LaReine Aves.). Thurs. - 1- strapless and close-fitting. The over-dress came together at and PtI. Cuevas asked her to 4pm, Fri. - 4-6pm & Sat. 9am Jersey Shore Employee Ass’!. Consultants the waist in front with a bow of the same material. It had a perform physical tests and to 12 noon. $1 a bag. (908) 774-3300 stand-up shawl collar and a gathered skirt that opened in the later handcuffed the woman. (17-18) Complete Confidentiality Guaranteed front and flowed down to the floor in back. They carried Many residents came out in bouquets similar to that of the bride, but with yellow roses. protest of his actions last FRI., MAY 7 *** Unique Fee Schedule *** THE OCEAN GROVE RE month and some groups cal PUBLICAN WOMEN’S or led for dismissal against the ganization will hold their reg officer. The PBA statement ular monthly meeting at 1 pm H e a l t h ^ said that they feel Mr. in the Ocean Grove Commu Cuevas will be exonerated nity Rm. on Pilgrim Pathway. Matters from all charges after the (18) county prosecutors office is WED., MAY 26 furnished with its investiga JOHN GROSS THE NATIONAL ASSN, of ------Registered Pharmacist- tion. RETIRED FEDERAL EM CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME The paper went on the PLOYEES Chapter #411, will is an exceilerrt chance for say that “the statements meet at 1pm at the VFW You may notice numb Hall. Lake & Bond Sts., As- ness or tingling in one of complete relief. which have been made by Usually, the condition bury Park. Mr. M. Beson, your hands. As time goes representatives of these develops when daily activ Aide to Senator F. Pallone, on, you may find it more groups calling for disciplin difficult to do simple tasks ities keep your wrists bent will speak on programs of in that involve your fingers and for prolonged periods. Such ary action and the removal terest to Federal Retiree’s. tasks are ^picaily. Writing hands. Eventually, the ting of Rl. Cuevas from the Nep- typing, drawing, gardening, Come join us! (18) ling or pain in your hand food preparation, playing the may awaken ygu at night. If you experience these symp pianb, knitting, etc. You may also develop carpal toms, you may be suffering tunnel syndrome if you sleep from carpal tunnel syn on your hands or in a posi H.T. Ayers Plumbing & Heating drome. tion in which your wrists are N««ned after the part of RESIDENTIAL and COMMERCIAL. OUD and NEW WORK your hand where the dis bent. 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Ocean Both mother and son the very obvious. The of our trustees are year- earn college degrees this Beach Badge Responses O.G.C.M.A. is not a govern round residents, seve.al of Grove month. SEAN LIDDICK ment, although you and whom have spent their entire some others often conven lives here. They are active graduates today from Lock A Response EDITOR, TIMES: LOCALS Haven (Pa.) State, where he iently perceive is as such. members of the fire com EDITOR, TIMES; Open letter to CHRISTOPHER LONG majored in Political Science We are a property owner and panies, the First Aid Squad, I just couldn’t resist Donald Roberts: McAllister was just grad & History. His mom, CHRIS a corporate citizen of the work at the Drop-in Center, replying to the Letter to the It was deeply disturbing uated from Geneva College, TINE, receives here asso community without the right and have, and are still pas- Editor by Donald Roberts to read your open letter to Beaver Falls, Pa., where he ciate in Arts from Brookdale to vote for government. We toring St. Paul’s United Meth (April 29th, Opposes Beach the O.G.C.M.A. in the April and his wife, Pamela, who Community College, where pay taxes on our residential odist Church. Each one of Badge Charge) who claims 29th edition of the Ocean earned her Geneva degree she focused on computer properties as you do. We those trustees in those cap he pays taxes, is a part of a Grove and Neptune Times. last year, are residing. science, earning a 3.5 grade patronize the same local acities has probably seen community on a neighbor It dripped with a deep-rooted The son of Bernice and average and membership in businesses you do. We too more of the seamy side of hood level. He cites the bitterness and arrogance James McAllister, 123 Mt. the national academic honor are part of "our" community Ocean Grove on a one-on- crimes, drugs, the de-insti- against the O.G.C.M.A. for a Tabor Way, he received a society for 2-year colleges. on a year-round basis - yes, one basis than you will ever tutionalized, homeless etc. of perceived lack of care about B.A. degree in Business Ad Mrs. Liddick is director and we are neighbor to the see. The Board is very Ocean Grove and that the the ills of society which have ministration and is now in of information management community and to the town, knowledgable about the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting come to plague the Ocean the Taco Bell management at Ft. Monmouth. Her hus even though our programs problems of our community. Association is doing nothing Grove community. I confess training program. He is aiso band, Max, is a health & are seasonal. Others of us have made very about it therefore he objects to you that the attitude exhi interested in flying, a career physical education teacher in substantial investments in bited was not unlike that I When I and the other he may pursue through the to the $55 beach badge the Grove in both residences the Asbury Park public experienced when 1 past Trustees walk the town and military, having participated charge. and businesses. We did so schools, where son Sean is through teenage years to see the same social prob last summer in the Marine All the evils he cites be full knowing the problems a substitute teacher for the maturity. lems that you see, we strug Corps ROTC pre-flight train longs at the doorsteps of and the potential. So why, balance of the school year. If you stop to think a gle with the question “And ing which was interrupted Neptune Township who he you might ask, don’t the His graduation present from moment, I hope you will see who is my neighbor?" and when he injured his knee. pays taxes to not the Camp Trustees do something the family is a month's va that it is precisely this atti the reply of our Master! (see Chirs’ maternal grand Meeting. He wants leader about it? cation summer in Scotland, tude by those who never Luke 10:25) I invite you to mother Joyce Hagenbirk, re ship, get with the commu where he studied at Glasgow made it successfully through do likewise. I ask you to think about sides in the Grove. He is al nity, listen to the commun'rty University for his junior year that "me" oriented stage of The O.G.C.M.A. does the social ills and crimes for so the grandson of the late etc. He is so right but does of college. life, which is the root cause operate the beach front. The which you find fault the As Melvin Long, who was head he belong to the 0:G. Home of our problems in the beach is open to all persons sociation; prostitution, drug of the Asbury Park Beach Owners Association, the Civil ALLEN and HELEN MAE Grove. "I don’t care what ef without regard to race, reli dealing, deinstitutionalized, Dept, for many years. Patrol, attend Township HANNAH are back home on meetings. Board of Educa fect it has on those around gion, sex or national origin. and homeless. These are Whitefield Ave. after a "fabu tion or belong to the Histori me. I’m going to do it my It is operated on a break the problems which should The OCEAN GROVE lous" two months in a New cal Society. These organi way!” says the landlord who even basis. A couple of and are being addressed at CAMP MEETING ASSOCIA Smyrna Beach condo, en zations will provide him. with operates an illegal boarding years ago the Attorney Gen a governmental level, to wit: TION, with offices at 54 Pit joying both pool and ocean. plenty of opportunity to help. house, the drug dealer dis eral made a big issue of this the police (state and locaO man Ave., Ocean Grove, an Their stay was highlighted by As for the beach charge pensing his deadly produce at Belmar - yes his office did and the various proposals nounces its new summer the spectacular sight of the .... who pays the Life - yes, and even the rail jump review our "numbers." But currently before the Town hours as foiiows; Columbia and Discovery Guards, repairs the board er who trespasses on our unlike any other community ship Committee to deal with Beginning Monday, May space crafts’ launchings. walk, cleans the beach, beach during the times we in our area, we do not re the deinstitutionalized and 10, the offices will be open One was at night, a "thrilling takes away the garbage, pro charge admission. ceive or use municipal tax other people needing help. weekdays from 8:30am to flaming sight that lit up the vides showers, first aid and Let me point out to you revenues to maintain the Only yesterday I flagged 4:30pm, and effective Satur sky" i it arc to outer space. equipment, walkie talkies, etc beach or boardwaik year to down a policeman and dir day, May 15, on Saturdays "It was still visible over North .... this is an expense to year. To that extent the tax ected him to some unac bill you pay to Neptune ceptable and illegal activity from 8:30am to 12 Noon. Carolina," they added. run a beach that the Camp For All Your Township is that much less. occurring in our neighbor These hours will remain in We want your Meeting must assume. I am Floorcovering effect until after Labor Day. LOCALS!!! MaU or sure there are insurance Our beach revenues are ex hood. Do you do likewise? Season tickets as well as Needs clusively used to defray the Are you a member of the bring in news about costs. The beach should be individual concert tickets are free, so Donald Robert states, * *sss* * costs of operating and main Ocean Grove Citizen Patrol? now available for all shows your family members therefore he plans on not DAVISON taining the beach and board The Association as a corpor as are season beach bad Friday to be type paying a fee instead he will walk - entirely separate ate citizen has participated ges. be leaping over the fences. RUGS budget - entirely separate and made its judgement re set & considered for bank account. garding the SNAP proposal - the following Thurs Watch out for the big drop to 39 Pilgrim Pathway The ANNE FORRESTER the beach and don’t break a May I ask you a ques have you? I will let the busi day’s edition. Mail Ocean Grove, N.J. tion or two: when someone ness community react to you CIRCLE met at the home of leg. TEL 775-7371 Harriet Campbell on Embury to The Times, PO Box HERBERT G. HERBST who dove into the surf was "seedy, though viable com- injured, who do you think merical district." Suffice it to Ave., April 27th at 1pm. 5, Ocean Grove, NJ Ocean Grove Adaline Hotter, leader, was sued for millions of dol say, we are proud of the way said an opening prayer. Del 07756. lars? If you correctly an the business community is icious refreshments were swered “the O.G.C.M.A.," coming together to improve the commerical district. Let served by Estella Wegge & then tell me how would you the hostess. An interesting A T T E N T I O N expect the Association to me also remind you that it devotion was given by Har purchase insurance to pro was the Association, with riet Campbell. Adaline Hot OCEAN GROVE RES IDENTS tect itself? or how do you help from the Township and the business community, ter delighted the ladies with think the lifeguards are paid? which directed "Operation elec, tape songs, "In the Gar - from donations from gate den", Just a Little Talk with In accordance with Neptune Township Ordinance crashers or rail jumpers? Clean Sweep" last summer. Jesus" & “A Different Song". Come, come Mr. Roberts! Finally, let me assure #1428, the Neptune Township Department of Public you that I am available at Adaline Hotter read a fine When in arrogance you any time to discuss with you lesson, "Do What You Have Works will be initiating a clean-up effort on aU crash the gate or jump the or anyone else how you be The Power To Do". rail on the beach, you don’t streets in Ocean Grove beginning Monday, May 10, lieve the O.G.C.M.A. can as Reports were given by hurt the Association, you sist in the improvement of Mary Jane Schwartz, secre 1993. There will be No Parking from 7:00 AM to only make your neighbors our community. I am also tary; Ruth Hancox, treasurer; bear the burden you are 5:00 PM on the week designated for clean-up as out sure that the responsible of Joan Benjamin, Sunshine shirking. ficials of our Township are Dpt. & Estella Wegge, UMW lined on the schedule below. Cars remaining on the Whether you wish to equally ready to discuss Exboard. Ruth Hancox told roadway will be towed at the owner’s expense. During swim in Asbury Park and what can be done at that lev of the successful bus trip, take a free ride on those tax this time the Department of Public Works will also be el. luncheon and play at the payers, or swim in Ocean Hunterdon Hill Playhouse for repairing roadways in the designated clean-up area. Grove where the user pays In closing let me say that the play, "When We Were If you have any questions, please contact the Neptune the expenses via a beach as you mature, I do hope Married". That everyone en badge fee, or in Belmar and pray to our God who joyed. Township Road Department at 775-8797. Your cooper where they both charge a fee created the ocean and the beach which you so appre The next meeting will be ation is appreciated. and, I believe, subsidize the ciate, that your attitude will May 25th at the home of beach with tax revenues, is change. Society doesn’t Ruth Hancox. Everyone your choice. You are hereby "owe" you anything. Work joined hands and said a MONDAY. MAY 10. 1993 THROUGH FRI.. MAY 14. 1993 placed on notice that enter within for the real changes closing prayer. Other mem ing our beach by whatever Entire length of South and West sides of all streets. you desire, not by flaunting bers present were: Marie means during guarded hours its "beach fees". Those foot Carter, Ruth L. Schwartz, without a beach pass is tres prints in the sand which fol Christine Faber, Beverly M. passing with resultant conse MONDAY. MAY 17. 1993 THROUGH FRI.. MAY 21. 1993 quences. Choose wisely. low us are always are own! Ehrenfeld, Anne Elliott, Lucile Entire length of North and East sides of all streets. Let me address another Very truly yours, Dunn, Kathryn Borden, Meta PHILIP C. HERR, II Davis, Roberta Keller, Alice part of the letter. If may sur prise you to know that eight President, O.G.C.M.A Michak & Betty Yeo. PAGE 4 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1993
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Work Meeting Monday, September 20 8:00 P.M. Business Meeting Tuesday, October 12 8.00 P.M. Work Meeting Monday. October 18 8:00 P.M. Business Meeting Tuesday, November 16 8:00 P.M. Work Meeting Monday, November 22 8:00 P.M. Business Meeting Tuesday, December 14 8:00 P.M. Work Meeting Monday, December 20 8:00 P.M. Business Meeting Tuesday. January 11 8.00 P.M. Work Meeting Tuesday, January 18 8:00 P.M. Business Meeting Tuesday, February 15 8:00 P.M. Work Meeting Tuesday, February 22 8:00 P.M. Business Meeting Tuesday. March 15 8:00 P.M. Work Meeting Tuesday, March 21 8:00 P.M. Business Meeting Tuesday, April 12 8:00 P.M. Work Meeting Monday, April 18 8:00 P.M. Business Meeting Dated: A ^ l 28, 1993 WILLIAM L. FOLK Board Secretary/Business Administrator (18) $29.14 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1993 PAGE 7 Youths." That was nearly 60 Retrospect years ago. And it was. A well- K 6tt.02bCC( rounded curriculum was offered at MJC. Arrange By Richard F. Gibbons ments were made for a book store offering texts second This year of 1993 is a hand at low, low prices. Lit significant milestone in the erature, mathematics. For history of Monmouth Col eign Languages, history, art- lege. these and many more sub We go back to the year 1933. World economy was jects were taught in those night classes five times a depressed; joblessness was week to a growing student rife. body, by experienced teach Any thought of undertak ers provided by the FERA ing a commitment to college and sometimes paid scrip. seemed idle because it in volved those costly things Thanks fo the ready co like tuition, room and board, operation of Jane Schoner, books, travel. Director of Communications Granted, colleges did and Public Relations at Mon not close. Not every family mouth College, RETRO Friday April 16 was Student Government Day at Neptune City Borough Hall. The students held a Council meeting was poverty-stricken and SPECT has been able to fill front of a packed audience. there such things as scholar in many memory gaps. Miss From left are Judy Nealon, Belinda Krone, Dennis Dube, Tonya Boris, Mayor Jennifer Delbert, Katie Brady, Rachael ships. But, a census taken Schoner and her office staff Serfaty and Tara Palmer. by local educators showed furnished us with a copy of that many who were educa Monmouth College’s golden handled by Donna Roake. Kyle Hurley, Michele Wyman, May 11: Science Fair - Kevin McAllister, Krystle Whitt Municipal Building - 7:30pm. tionally read for a college anniversary history, along Michelle Virgilio is membership 7 t s : k s chairman. The P.T.O. has plan and Adriana Kapelewski. Good M ay 1 2 : Rosemary Pover- just could not afford it. with texts of speeches which ned many exciting events for job by all! mari - Avon School - 8pm. themselves reflected consid May 13: Environmental Here in Neptune, a en by LYNN KROLL next year. As always, they need The Neptune City Republi volunteers to help with all their Com. Meeting - 1st Aid Building. lightened Board of Education erable research. can Club meets this Friday May Neptune City is the place to projects. May 15: Clean & Green: had taken some very posi In brief, prospects of 7th at 7:30pm. Their meetings be this Saturday, May 8th with The Neptune City Board of May 16 Raindate. are held at Neptune City Bor tive steps. Beginning in the continued federal aid to lots going on in town. Ed held their reorganization May 17: Avon Rec Meeting ough Hall and the public is al fall of 1932, Neptune intro Monmouth Junior College At Neptune City Borough meeting on Wed. April 28. In - 8pm - Municipal Building. Hall the Annual "Municipal Pub ways welcome. faded in 1936, although the cumbents Jack Long, Randy M ay 1 8 : Home & School duced post-graduate school lic Auction" of unclaimed bicy Meeting 8pm - Municipal Build Depression continued at a Reynolds and Arlene Sciarappa The Neptune City Alliance for those who had won their cles and other items will be held were sworn in for three-year will meet this Thursday May 6th, ing. Annual Art Show and pres high school diplomas. low point. Loyal faculty and at 9am. A preview of the items terms. Kathy Curio was sworn 7:30pm at Neptune City Bor entation of proposed uniforms. As time, space and staff administrators doubled their begin at 8:30am. in to a one-year unexpired term. ough. Plans for future events May 24: Borough Meeting. The "Friends of the Neptune Future Note: Vacation Bi allowed, Neptune High efforts; a nominal Ken Cramer was elected Board will be discussed. New mem City Library" will hold their an President and Joel Popkin was bers are welcome. ble School this year will be held School enrolled a large con "contribution" was made by nual "book sale" at Borough Hall elected Vice President. The next Your "news" can reach me the week of July 26 at Taylor tingent of alumni in its post students in lieu of tuition, from 9am to 12 noon this Satur work session of the Board will at 775-4374. Memorial Baptist Church. day. They have many books graduate school. A dedicat and soon the school was be held on May 11th and the available including paperbacks, Business Meeting is May 17th. ed faculty enlarged on such able to survive as a viable Upcoming Events hard-covers and bestsellers...all The Wilson School "March M ay 6 : National Day of courses as Literature, Math private college. By 1948, it at bargain prices. This is the Students of the Month" have Prayer -12:20 - Municipal Build ematics, History and Voca was awarding associate place to stock up on your sum been announced. Being recog ing. mer reading. nized for outstanding effort are: Recovering tional Arts and gave many of degrees and enjoying con Wk. of May tOth: School Also on Saturday, the Li Adam Waskis, Matthew Whee- Neptune - Former may tinued growth. Less than a Games. All games begin at those high school graduates brary Friends will have a "coffee lock, Fred Bielawski, Jason Wil 3:30. or Joseph M. Pepe is a sur what amounted to a college decade later, Monmouth had and bake sale" from 1am to 12 liams, Joseph Estrada, Matthew Boys: Games are all play acquired the 125-acre Shad noon. You can spend your Salem, Paul Stengele, Cassie gical patient in Jersey Shore freshman education. ed away. Monday at Neptune morning at Neptune City Bor DeRosa, James Wheelock, Medical Center and has ow Lawn Estate. It dropped City, Tues. at Manasquan and Educators here went a ough Hall and come away with Chrissy Skudera, Pritesh Patel, Thurs. at Spring Lake Hts, been in intensive care fol the word "Juriior" from its some great "buys"! Crystal Billard, Maria Hoecker, long step further. Dr. Ons- Girls: Tues. at home lowing “by-pass" operations. name and was an indepen Still more to do on Saturday Steven Kilion, Douglas Gibson, ville Moulton, superintendent against Manasquan and Wed dent four-year college ac May 8th - It's opening day for Joey Orlando, Mike Scanna- He is convalescing and is of Neptune schools, and the Neptune City - Bradley pieco, Wanda Johnson, Kris nesday at home against Spring being transferred into Bren credited to award baccal Lake Heights. Harry Titcomb, high school Beach Little League. The open Kerekes, Pelle Herbert, Amanda May 10: Borough Meeting. nan Pavilion. aureate degrees. Along ing ceremonies begin at 9am. Triola, Alysha Benefield, Richard principal, joined with other The first pitch will be thrown out influential administrators in came the acquisition of other Gesvaldi, Leighann Hoidzkom, nearby estates, the construc by Neptune City Mayor Ted mid-1993 and helped organ Warden and by Bradley Beach tion of dormitories, and am ize Monmouth Junior Col Mayor Stephen Schueler. Tee- bitious additions to the curri ball games will be held at lege. It was to be a tuition- culum. 9:15am and the major league free school funded by the game Is scheduled to begin at And it all began with the Federal Emergency Relief 11:15am. All the games this dedicated work of a handful Administration. It was one Sat, will be held at Adams Field. of founders just 60 years The Borough has announc of six junior colleges found ago. ed that as of May 3rd the gar ed in New Jersey in that era bage contractors and public 1-a.B.a.a-B.fl-a-gjuuLa.a.a fl fl.a, and was one of the most for works will no longer pick up tunate, because it was able grass clippings. They are now ! O. KUKER banned from the landfill. It is to "borrow" excellent campus recommended that you leave facilities from Long Branch : Jeweler grass clippins on you lawn as High School. they act as a natural fertilizer for ’ Est. 1954 your lawn. Clippings can also To accommodate the be used as mulch in flower or schedule of both the high » Jewelry vegetable gardens. school and the junior col ; & Centers will open a ‘Grass Drop-Off center where grass lege, the college did not be * Watch Repair may be disposed of at a rate of ...AND IT'S ALL AT THE ATLANTIC CLUB gin classes until 4pm. “It > $3 per car load and $35 per ton was an ideal arrangement," » * Watches for trucks, vans and trailers. Summer Camp-Ju n e 21-a u g u s t 27 Monmouth reported in a half- I * Diamonds The Neptune City Board of Recreation is once again con Arts and crafts, swimming, tennis, basketball, aerobics, soccer and recreational century history booklet. I * Watch Batteries sidering a "paid summer pro games to give the 3 to 13 year old a summer-to remember. The Daily Record of gram". Under consideration is a Long Branch reported as fol > 610 Main Street .a five-week program taught by a lows: "Monmouth Junior I Bradley Beach certified teacher which will in After Camp Program Ju n e 21- a u g u s t 27 College, First Institution of , (Opposite Railroad Station) ” clude games, arts and crafts, field trips and sports. The Work late? Enroll your 6-13 year old for supervised play and a snack. Higher Learning in the Coun ; 776-7723 Board is conducting a survey to (3,4, & 5 year olds may register with Creative Campus Day Care) ty, Proves Godsend to 350 JULfULSLSLSLajLSLa.SUULA.i.a. I determine interest. Surveys are available at Borough Hall or the Neptune City Library. Swim School-JUNE 21-AUGUST 13 Attention Senior Citizens, Auditorium it's "showtime" at Wilson School The Red Cross swimming method for the beginner to advanced swimmer. All again. The Spring Concert fea classes taught by Red Cross Certified Water Safety Instructors. For children turing the chorus and school Bookstore band, will be held on Thursday, ages 3-13. VISA & MASTERCARD ACCEPTED May 13th at 9:15am. The school has once again invited their ‘special senior friends" to JuniorTennis Academy-JULY5-AUGUST26 enjoy the concert. The Senior Citizen bus will provide trans Designed for the youngster with instruction and playing experience. This I AUDITORIUM BOOK STORE portation from the Senior Build course is pointed to strategy in both singles and doubles. Forages 9-17. ing at 8:46am. Please call 776- Auditorium Square Ample Parking 7224 to reserve your seat on the REMEMBER MOTHER bus. Each year the concert gets better and better - this one Call or write THE ATLANTIC CLUB We Have a Large Selection of Appropriate Gifts promises to be the best one yet! for further information. SPEND A FEW MOMENTS OR , The Wilson Boosters P.T.O. TAKE AS LONG AS NECESSARY installed their new officers at their April meeting. The new ♦Books •Bibles *Bookmarks •Plaques *Pictnres •bolls president is Barbara Goss; Vice The Atlantic Club • 1904 Atlantic Ave., Wall Open Wednesdays Saturdays from 10 AM to 4 PM Prqp. is Bea Danielson, Secre P.O. Box 499 • Allenwood, NJ 08720 • 223-2100 Phone 908-774-9262 tary Amy Marek & Irene Allegro is Treasurer. Hospitality will be PAGE 8 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1993 Anyone interested in do tools which were recovered. Indian Craft Show at Lillagaard nating to the Christmas toy Bail was set at $5,000. program can write to Rowe On April 29, Ptl. Richard Ocean Grove - An Representatives of service at Ayuda, Toy Drive Inc., Cuttrell arrested Alan Chis American Indian crafts show organizations make up the Lock Bag R, Rahway, NJ holm, 34, address unknown, and sale to benefit needy Ayuda board of trustees, 07065. for disorderly conduct in children will be staged from “It’s fitting that these The program has been Firemen's Park, Main Ave., May 5 to May 10 at the Lilla crafts come to New Jersey," praised by such dignitaries Ocean Grove. gaard Hotel at The Beach, 5 said George Beecroft, Lilla as Nancy Reagan and has On April 30, Ptl. James Abbott Ave. gaard manager and chair benefitted chiidren in 12 Hunt charged Clarence Brox- The show is coordinated man of the Ayuda trustees, states. ton, 22, of Corlies Ave., Nep by Jeanne Thompson and "because our area is steeped tune, for being in public park her husband Bob Crossett, in a rich history of Indian cul Police at the end of Division St. af Cherokee Indians from Har ture." ter dark and for unlawful dy, Ark. The show will run from Report possession of a weapon. "We will offer a variety of 10am to 4pm weekdays in On April 27, PtI. Thomas Bail was set at $500. handmade items from 15 dif the Victorian hotel's South- Rafi, following a motor ve On May 2, Ptl. Fred Jen ferent tribes from across the shore Room. Saturday and hicle stop on West Bangs kins charged Michael Hol country," said Ms. Thomp Sundays from 10am to 8pm. Ave., Neptune, discovered mes, 37, of Asbury Park Vil son, a member of the board Each afternoon at 2pm Cros that the driver, Tyrone A. lage, for disorderly conduct of trustees of Ayuda, a pro sett will tell Indian tales for Matthews, 40, who gave an in the JSMC lobby. gram operating out of East children on the front porch of Asbury Park address, was a Jersey State Prison which the hotel and there will be fugitive wanted for parole Serving distributes toys to needy special low-priced children’s violation in San Diego, Calif. INNKEEPER children in New Jersey and souvenirs available through On April 28, Ptl. Joseph Our Country on Indian reservations. out the run of the show. Burst stopped a car at Main BED & BREAKFAST The toy giveaway was "There will be all kinds of & Central Aves., Ocean Army National Guard 19 Broadway started 15 years ago by in handmade items, Indian Grove, for a motor vehicle Pvt. Mark T. Patock has (comer of Beach and Broadway) mate Rick Rowe who esti books, Indian music tapes, violation. He charged the completed basis training at car passenger, Damion Fort Jackson, Columbia, Ocean Grove, NJ mates that more than a mil clothes, shawls, quilts, T- ♦ ♦ « ♦ lion toys have been distribu shirts and jewelry," said Thomas, 27, of Freehold with S.C, simple assault and with re ted each year since the pro Rowe. "And because there Patock is the son of Dor Great Ocean & Lake Views sisting arrest. gram was launched. The are many Indian craftspeople othy V. and Thomas J, Pat The same day, April 28, Footsteps to: Beach, Town & Auditorium new toys are donated by who are having a hard time ock of 23 Hemlock Drive, % )|( Ptl. Steve Smith, while on manufacturers and prisoners financially, they will benefit Neptune. patrol on F«. 35, witnessed a package them for service or from the sale as well as Ay He graduated from Nep 1993 Rates burglary at a used car lot ganizations to distribute. uda." tune H.S. in 1992. and arrested Gregg Height, From $25.00 to $65.00 per day 22, of Main St,, Bradley with PRIVATE BATHS FOOT COMFORT Beach, for burolarv & theft of Subscribe to The Times & IS OUR BUSINESS AMPLE PARKING For Your Convenience ■ For Your Confidence OCEAN GROVE FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC CENTER * * * * DR. JAMES E. 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THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1993 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES PAGE 9 Neptune will travel to Bayonne in the finals year of a two year contract this November. Honor Students CANADA DRY ■ At Monmouth DONKEY BASKETBALL SET FOR MAY 26 West Long Branch - The high school Varsity Club and Student Council donkey y. Among the 353 students basketball game has been approved for Wednesday, May 26 in Athletes of the W eek named to the Fall semester the high school gym. The event will raise funds for the Varsity Dean’s List for high aca Club Scholarship with tickets $3.50 in advance and $4.00 at the demic achievement were: door. Patricia Mahoney of Avon-by-the-Sea; Susan Pearsail of Bradley Beach; Neptune Neptune Under 8 Tara Clough of Interlaken; Bombers 4 • Old Bridge 0 Laurie Fulton, Carolyn Fur- Soccer Assn. Assist: Dane Hodge, Matt Starr beck, Sheri Robson and Goals: Mike Smith (2), Randall Amy Schiava, all of Ocean 4 Neptune Under 8 Barlow, Dane Hodge Grove, and " i Bombers 2 • Howell 2 Goalkeepers: Matt Kelly, Dane Marilyn Cusick, Wendy Assists: Anthony Molinaro Hodge Goals: Dane Hodge (2) Key Players: Jarrell Coleman, Fisher, Barbara Gelok, Kareem Brinson Deana Lujer, Deborah O’ KANYA GRANT, a Freshman JOHN DAVIS, a junior NJROTC 1 Goalkeepers: Randall Barlow, Matt Kelly. Neptune Under 8 member of the track team, ran the and track team member, won the Rourke, Jennifer Pierce, Hil Key Players: Stephen Bannon, Bombers 4 - Manalapan 1 anchor leg of Neptune's record set mile run in the National ROTC Drill lary Prater, Andrea Trolice, Jeff Cannell. Assists: Dane Hodge, Matt Starr ting 4 X 100 shuttle hurdle relay at Competition and Field Day in Gilbert Unger and Richard Neptune Under 8 Goals: Gilbert Holland, Matt the Long Branch Relays, Saturday. Pensacola, Florida. His time of 5:11 Bombers 1 - Marlboro 0 Kelly, Matt Bannon, Randall Vermeulen, all of Neptune. The girls time of 1 ;02.7 was a meet over a course set up on an open Assist: Matt Starr Barlow record and a new Neptune school field. John, who is the Neptune Goal: Anthony Molinaro Goalkeeper: Matt Kelly We want your LOCALSII! Mail or record. NJROTC Athletic Team Com Key Players: Ian Balom, Mark bring in news about your family Goalkeeper: Matt Kelly (12 members by Friday to be typeset & mander, is also a member of the Perrini, Tarik Cole. saves) considered for the following Thurs cross country and track teams. Key Players: Kali Hundley, day’s edition. Mail to The Times, David Holzapfel PO Box 5, Ocean Grove, NJ 07756. Ginger Ale SCORE BOARD The Atlantic Club Sports (Medicine 1904 Atlantic Avenue Associates P.A. Wall, New Jersey 08720 BY RICHARD BELTLE JOHN DAVIS WINS NATIONAL NJROTC MILE RUN (9a8) 528-5660 John Davis won the mile am at the National NJROTC Drill 1 993 N eptune M iddle S chool Ba seb a u Competition and Field Day in Pensacola, Florida, recently. This Week Hundreds of cadets from all over the country traveled to Florida In Neptune Sports for the competition, and 50 took part in the mile run. John Nep, Qb b . finished second in the mile as a freshman but had his sights set Thursoav, May 6 5 Eisenhower 1 higher this year, “It was something I wanted to do before I Baseball at Manalapan 3:30 8 Barkalow 6 graduated. I told the master-sergeant that I was ready to take the Softball at Manalapan 3:30 17 mile before we went down there.” Asbury.Park 5 Tennis at Manalapan 3:30 John also had one of the leading times in the obstacle course. 18 Marlboro 2 The event only covered about 700 meters, but included several Monmouth County Track Meet Qualifying six-foot barriers to be scaled, as well as a ladder-wall, monkey at Monmouth Regional High School May bars, and log walk. “The hardest obstacle,” in John’s opinion, MS Softball vs. Red Bank 3:30 4 Marlboro H ‘V/as the sand!” The entire course was covered with deep sand 3:30 which the cadets had to run through between obstacles. F riday, M a y 7 6 Red Bank H 3:30 The third athletic event was a 16 person by 100 meter shuttle Golf vs. Middletown North 3:30 7 Tinton Falls A 3:30 relay which Neptune placed third in their heat. Monmouth County Track Meet 3:30 11 Wall H 3:30 Davis, who will be captain of the cross country in the fall, MS Baseball at Tinton Falls 3:30 13 Asbury Park A 3:30 served as Athletic Team Commander. He was responsible to 18 Ocean organize teams to take part in each event and see that they were MS Softball at Eisenhower 3:30 H 3:30 20 Red Bank A 3:30 prepared to compete. S a tu r d a y, M a y 8 Nineteen of the cadets took part in athletic competition. Other 22 All Star Game Monmouth County Track Meet Finals cadets aiso took part in drill team competitions and academic Coach Tony Suozzo competition involving the Naval Science I - IV curriculum. at Monmouth Regional High School GIRLS SET LONG BRANCH RELAYS RECORD Softball at Toms River East 11:00 Amy Smith, Erica Smith, Luzecita Hubbard, and Kanya Grant Soccer vs. Marlboro at Rec. Center 1:00 teamed to set a new Long Branch Relays record of 1:02.7 in the 4 X 100 shuttle hurdles, last Saturday. The time is also a new M o n d a y, M a y 10 N eptune Traveling Soccer Neptune school record. The event is a back-and-forth type relay Soccer vs. Raritan 3:30 event with the girls clearing ten hurdles over the 100 meters. B/G Track at Howell 3:30 Both boys and girls will head for Monmouth Regional High Neptune Under 10 Strikers- 2 • Manalapan- 0 Softball at Mater Dei 3:30 School for the qualifying heats of the Monmouth County Track Goals: Ed Falzarano (2) Meet. The finals will be at Monnxjuth Regional, Saturday. T uesday, M a y 11 Assists: Ronnie Driver, Jerry Benanti NEPTUNE VS. ASBURY PARK FOOTBALL RESTORED Golf at Howell 3:30 The annual Thanksgiving Day football game will resume in Defensive Star of the Game: Chris Barlow as sweeper MS Baseball vs. Wall November 1994 after a two year hiatus. “For the sake of the kids, 3:30 Strong defensive play: James Strada, Todd Hundley, Pierre community, and alumnae we have agreed to restore the game in MS Softball at Marlboro 3:30 Eugene November 1994,” Asbury park Athletic Director Robert Kessler W ed n esd a y, M a y 12 stated. “We are working to build our football program so it will be Soccer at Howell competitive.” 3:30 The Under 10 Strikers will face Brick, the State Cup winners Baseball at Howell 3:30 for the past two years, behind the high school at 6:00 Softball at Howell p.m., Friday evening. MISNER CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CENTER 3:30 Tennis at Howell 3:30 Dr. Kimberly I. Misner Golf vs. Marlboro 3:30 Coaches should call scores into the Times office at B/G Track Shore Conference Meet 3:30 775-0007 by 4:00 P.M. 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PAGE 10 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1993 57-430 NOTICE TO BIDDEFIS ORDINANCE NO. 1609 SHERIFF’S SALE Village of Loch Arbour 57-419 Township of Neptune SUPERIOR COURT County of Monmouth SHERIFF S SALE County of Monmouth CF NEW JEhSEY NOTICE is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by SUPERIOR COURT NOTICE is hereby given that at a regular meeting of the the Village Clerk of the Village of Loch Arbour on Monday, May PUBUC NOTICE CHANCERY DIVISION OF NEW JERSEY Township Committee of the Township of Neptune on the 3rd MONMOUTH COUNTY 17, 1993, at 11:00 A.M. in the Loch Arbour Municipal Building, CHANCERY DIVISION day of May, 1993 at 7 P.M.. the following Ordinance was in The Annual Return of the 550 Main Street, Loch Arbour, New Jersey, for the provision of Laurise I. Liquet Scholarship Docket No. F-14581-90 MONMOUTH COUNTY troduced and passed on first reading. Travelers Mortgage Services, PlainliM commerical (restaurant) kitchen equipment. Docket No- F-19497-91 Said Township Committee will meet Monday, the 17th day Fund is available at the ad- Specifications for the said work may be secured from the of d re^ below during normal vs: New Jersey Housing & Mortgage of May. 1993, at the Neptune Municipal Complex, 25 Nepturre fice of the Village Clerk during regular business hours. Finance Agency, a Corporation, Plain Boulevard, Neptune, New Jersey, at 7 P.M. to further consider business hours by any citizen Michael A. Stewart and Mrs. Michael Bidders are requested to comply with the requirements of who requests within 180 days A. Stewart, his wife: et als. Delendants tiff vs: this ordinance for final passage and to give all Interested per P.L 1975, C.127. after publication of this notice. By virtue of a writ of execution irt the Wendolyn G. El: et al. Defendant sons an opportunity to be heard concerning this ordinance. The bids are to be enclosed in sealed envelopes hearing the Copies of the ordinance published herewith are available for LAURISE I. LIQUET atxive stated action to me directed. I By virtue of a writ of execution in the name and address of the bidder and the name of the proposed inspection by members of the general public who shall request SCHOLARSHIP FUND shall expose for sale at pubtic vendue, above staled action to me directed, I work on the outside, addressed to the Village Clerk, Village of the same at the office of the Township Clark located at the 20 Shorebrook Circle at 50 East Main Street, (tormerly the shall expose for sale at public vendue, Loch Arbour, 550 Main Street, Loch Arbour, NJ 07711. above address. Neptune, NJ 07753 U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of at 50 East Mam Street, (tormerly the The Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any and all AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE #1512 ENTITL ACISCLO LIQUET, President _ _ Froatiokt, County of Monmouth, Now _ b |£ ) s jf deemed in the best interest of the Village to do so. U.S. Post Oflice). in the Borough of (201) 902-3508 ED "A BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE FUNDING OF Jersey, on Monday, the 24lh day of By order of the Board of Trustees, Village of Loch Arbour, Freehold. County of Monmouth. New (18) $6.65 Jersey, on Monday, the 24ih day ol THE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF EXISTING UNDER May. 1993. at 2 o'clock. P.M. prevailing Monmouth County, New Jersey. GROUND STORAGE TANKS AND INSTALLATION OF NEW May. 1993. al 2 o'ckxik. P.M. prevailir>g lime. DATED: May 4. 1993 TANKS, INCLUDING A GASOLINE ISLAND, BY THE TOWN All that tract or parcel of land and LORRAINE CARAFA, R.M.C., Village Cleilr time. SHIP OF NEPTUNE. COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, STATE OF NOTIFICATION premises, situate, lying and being in (18) $14.26 The property to be sokf rs located in the NEW JERSEY; APPROPRIATING $1,600,000 THEREFOR AND Board of Education the Township of Neptune. County of City of Asbury Park in the County of AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF $1,520,000 BONDS OR Township of Naptuna Monmouth, and State of New Jersey, Monmouth. State of New Jersey. NOTES OF THE TOWNSHIP TO FINANCE PART OF THE County of Monmouth more particularly described as follows; Commonly known as: 513 Fourth COSTTHEREOP BY EXPANDING THE SCOPE OF WORK TO IN ACCORDANCE WITH Tax Lot 6 in Block 9002 Avenue. Asbury Park. New Jersey. INCLUDE RENOVATIONS TO THE PUBLIC WORKS BUILDING OPEN PUBLIC LAW Commonly known as: 702 East Lawn NOTICE Tax Lot No. 6 in Block No. 161. INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, A NEW ROOF, UPGRAD Borough of Allenhurst CHAPTER 231, Drive. Neptune, New Jersey 07753. Dimensions of Lot; (Approximately) 50 ING OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, STORAGE FACILITIES PUBLIC LAWS OF 1975 County of Monmouth feet wide by 150 feet long. FOR DIESEL TRUCKS WITH ELECTRIC, INSTALLATION OF TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of NOTICE is hereby given that at a Regular Meeting of the PUBLIC BOARD OF Nearest Cross Street Situate on the t h e PARKING AREAS AND POLICE IMPOUND AREA. the bid amount at the time of sale. Board of Commissioners of the Borough ot Allenhurst on the EDUCATION MEETING Balance due in 30 days. Cash or northerly side of Fourth Avenue 50.00 BE IT ORDAINED, by the Township Committee of the This will serve as notifi 28th day of April, 1993, at 7:30 P.M., the following Ordinance certified check only. leet from the easterly side of Emory Township of Neptune, in the County of Monmouth, State of cation that the Neptune Town was introduced on first reading. The approximate amount of the Street. New Jersey that Ordinance #1512 is hereby amended as ship Board of Education in Said Board of Commissioners will meet Tuesday, the 25th follows; judgment and commission to be TERMS OF SALE; DEPOSIT. 10% of compliance with Chapter 231, day of May, 1993, at Borough Hall, 125 Corfios Avenue, Allen- SECTION 1. Section 3. (a) is hereby amended as follows: satisfied by sale is the sum ^ol the bid amount at the lime of sale Public Laws of 1975 will be hursL NJ, at 7:30 P.M. to further consider this Ordinance for fi Section 3. (a) The improvements hereby authorized and Balance due in 30 days Cash or holding the following meeting: $166,455.07. Additionally, all sales are nal passage and to give all interested persons an opportunity the purposes of the financing for which the bonds are to be Monday, May 10, 1993 - subject to Sheriff's fees, to be paid by to be heard concerning this Ordinance. Copies of the Ord certified check only issued Is for the funding of the removal and disposal of 6:30 PM - Joint meeting with the successful bidder (Advertising. inance published herewith are available for inspection by The approximate amount of the existing underground storage tanks and installation of new the Township Committee will Mileage and Costs). members of the general public who shall request the same at judgment and commission to be tanks. Including a gasoline Island, rerrovatlons to the Public be held in the Municipal Com The Sheriff hereby reserves the right the office of Borough Clerk located at the above address. satisfied by sale is the sum of Works Building including, but not limited to. a new roof, plex to review proposed 1993- to adjourn this sale without further ORDINANCE #93-11 $69,575.45. Additionally, all sales are upgrading ol electrical system, storage facilities for diesel 94 budget. notice by publication. ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND MUNICIPAL subject to Sheriff's fees, to be paid by trucks with electric, installation of the parking areas and police Signed: WILLIAM M. LANZARO. SheriH CLERK TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT lA/ITH MONMOUTH the successful bidder (Advertising. Impound area, by the Township. COUNTY FOR COOPERATIVE PARTICIPATION IN THE COM ANTOINETTE J. RUGGIERI Dated; April 28, May 5, 12. 19 Mileage and Costs). SECTION 2, This ordinance shall take effect twenty (20) Business Administrator/ MUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM PURSUANT TO THE IN The Sheriff hereby reserves the right days after the first publication thereof after final adoption, as Shapiro and Kreisman. Attorneys TERLOCAL SERVICES ACT Board Secretary to adjourn this sale without further provided by the Local Bond Law, Colleen T. Ryan, for the firm WHEREAS, Certain Federal funds are potentially available (18) $8.37 notice by publication. JOHN O. GROSS. Mayor, Twp. of Neptune (201) 338-9700 to Monmouth County under Title I of the Housing and Com WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff Attest: RICHARD J. CUTTRELL, Municipal Clerk ■ 57369 munity Development Act of 1974, as amended, commonly 57-363 Dated: April 28. May 5. 12. 19 (18) $32.24 SHERIFF'S SALE known as the Community Development Block Grant Program; SHERIFF'S SALE Zucker. Goldberg, Becker & Ackerman. SUPERiOF. COURT and, SUPERIOR COURT Attorneys OF NEW JERSEY WHEREAS, It is necessary to establish a legal basis for the . OF NEW JERSEY Sanford J. Becker, for the firm CHANCERY DIVISION County and its people to benefit from this program; and. ORDINANCE NO. 1610 CHANCERY DIVISION (201) 763-7788 MONMOUTH COUNTY WHEREAS, An Agreement has been proposed under which Township of Neptune MONMOUTH COUNTY XCS 26.814 Docket No. F-t4298-91 the Borough of Allenhurst and the County of Monmouth in co County of Monmouth Docket No. F-2065-92 operation with other municipalities will establish an Interlocal First Federal Savings and Loan NOTICE is hereby given that at a regular meeting of the Chemical Bank. Plaintiff vs: Services program pursuant to N. J.S.A. 40:8B-1; and, Township Committee of the Township of Neptuns on the 3rd Assocjalion of Rochester, a USA cor Earl H. Gayle and Carmen Gayle, his WHEREAS, It is in the best interest of the tro u g h of Al 57-444 day of Miay, 1993 at 7 P.M.. the following OrdirwKe was intro poration, Plaintiff vs; wife, et al. Defendants lenhurst to enter into such an agreement; SHERIFF'S SALE duced and passed on first reading. Donner Family Children's Trust, c/o By virtue of a writ of execution in the NOW, THEREFORE. BE fT ORDAINED, By the Mayor and SUPERIOR COURT Said Township Committee will meet Mcmday. the 17th day Allen Preville, Trustee, el al. above stated action to me directed. I Governing Body of the Borough of Allenhurst that the agree OF NEW JERSi.Y of May, 1993, at the Nepturm Municipal Complex, 25 Neptune Defendants shall expose for sale at public vendue, ment entitled, "AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE COUNTY OF Br^levard, Neptune. New Jersey, at 7 P.M. to further consider CHANCERY DIVISION By virtue of a writ ot execution in the at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the MONMOUTH AND CERTAIN MUNICIPALITIES LOCATED this ordinance for final passage and to give afl interested per MONMOUTH COUNTY above stated action !o rne directed. I U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of HEREIN FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A COOPERATIVE sons an opportunity to be heard concerning this ordinance. Docket No F-002698-91 shall expose for sale at pubtjc vendue, Freehold, County of Monmouth, New MEANS OF CONDUCTING CERTAIN COMMUNITY DEVELOP Copies of the ordinance published herewith are availabie for Maryland National Mortgage Corpora at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the Jersey, oe Monday, the 17th day of MENT ACTIVITIES", a copy of which is attached hereto, bo inspection by members of the general public who shall request tion. Plaintiff vs. U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of May. 1993. at 2 o’clock. P M. prevailing executed by the Mayor and Municipal Clerk in accordance with the same at the office of the Township Clerk located at the Ricky L. Bugg, Mrs. Ricky L Bugg, his Freehold, County of Monmouth, Now time. the provisions of law; and, above address. wife, et als. Defendants Jersey, on Monday, the I7th day of The property to be sold is located in the BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, That this ordinance shall take AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN INTERLOCAL SERVICE May, 1993. at 2 o'clock, RM. prevailing By virtue ot a writ of execution m the Township of Neptune in the County of effect 20 days after the date of publication. AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE AND time. above stated action to me directed, I Monmouth. Slate of New Jersey. Signed: JOSEPH M. COYNE, Mayor THE NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR THE The properly to bo sokj Is located in the Attest: VfTO D. GADALETA, RMC, Borough Clerk shall expose tor sale at public vendue, DEVELOPMENT OF A PARK, RECREATION AND OPEN Commonly known as; 1918 West Lake Township of Wayside in fh^ County of (18) $29.76 at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the SPACE MASTER PLAN Avenue, Neptune. New Jersey. Monmouth. Stale of New Jersey. U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of BE IT ORDAINED, by the Township Committee of the Tax Lot No, 13 & 14 in Block No. 261. Freehold. County of Monmouth. New Township of Neptune, Cr^nty of Monmouth. New Jersey, as Commonly known as: 16 Cambridge Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Jersey, on Monday, the 24th day of follows: Way. Wayside, New Jersey. 50.00 feet X 125.00 feet x 50.00 feel x Tax Lot No. 8 in Block No 37,13. May, 1993 at 2 o'clock. P.M prevailing Section 1. The Township Committs of the Township of 125.00 feel. Neptune hereby firxfs there is a need to develop a Park, Rec Dimensions of L<«: (Approximately) 140 lime. Nearest Cross Street: 300.00 feel from 57-411 reation and Open Space Master Plan in the Township of Nep feet wide by 140 feet long. ORDINANCE NO. 1608 The property to be soto ts located in the Taylor Avenue. SHERIFF S SALE tune by an Interlocal agreement which the Township of Nearest Cross Street: Situate on the Township of Neptune City of Asbury Park in the County ot TERMS OF SALE; DEPOSIT: 10% of SUPERIOR COURT Neptune and the Neptune Township School District can pro southeasterly side of Cambridge Way, County of Monmouth Monmouth. State of New Jersey the bk} amount al the time of sale. OF NEW JERSEY vide services at the least possible cost to the taxpayers. 850 feet from the easterly side of Der An ordinance authorizing Commonly known as; 207 Elizabeth Balance due in 30 days. Cash or CHANCERY DIVISION Section 2. The Township Committee further finds that pur by Lane (1) the leasing of certain cap* Street. Asbury Park. New Jersey. certified check only. MONMOUTH COUNTY Ital equipment by the Town suant to N.J.S.A. 40:8A-1, et. seq., commonly known as the In TERMS OF SALE; DEPOSIT: 10% of Tax Lot No. 20 in Block No 92 on the The approximate amount of the Docliel No. F-n608-91 ship of Neptune, in the Coun terlocal Services Act municipalities and school districts are the bid amount al the time of sale. tax map. judgment and commission to be The Ramapo Bank. Plaintiff vs ty of Monmouth, New Jersey, authorized to execute an agreement for joint provision of ser Balance duo in 30 days. Cash or Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 50 satisfied by sale is the sum of from the Monmouth County vices which each local unit Is empowered to provide lor Hs certified check only. Gregory Pagano. et al. Defendant feet wide by 150 feet long. $132,625.15. Additionally, all sales are Improvement Authority and own residents. The approximate amount of the By virtue of a writ of execution »n the Nearest Cross Street: Beginning at a Section 3. The total cost to the Township of Neptune to subject to Sheriff’s fees, to be paid by above stated action to rne directed. I (2) the execution of a lease judgment and commission to be point in the Westerly line of Elizabeth develop said plan shall not exceed $14,500.00. Funds for this the successful bidder (Advertising, shall expose tor sale at public vendue, and agreement relating there Street said point being distant 169 45 satisfied by sale is the sum of Mileage and Costs). to. purpose are provided in Ordinance #1606, and the Chief Fin at 50 East Mam Street, (lormeriy the feet southerly from the intersection of ancial Officer has so certified in writing. $344,199.61. Addilionally. all sales are The Sheriff hereby reserves the right Approved on first reading subject to Sheriff's fees, to be paid by U S. Post Office), in the Borough of the westerly line of Elizabeth Street Section 4. The Mayor and Township Clerk of the Township to adjourn this sale without furthe' April 12, 1993. the successful bidder (Advertising. Freehold. County ot Monmouth. New and the southerly line of Maiiison of Neptune are hereby authorized to execute and attest to an notice by publication. Jersey, on Monday, the l7th day ol Approved, passed, and Mileage and Costs). adopted on final reading May Avenue. agreement between the Township of Neptune and the Neptune WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff May. 1993, at 2 o'clock. P M. prevailing The Sheriff hereby reserves the right 3 1993 TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT 10% of Township Board of Education to provide funding for the devel Dated; April 21. 28. May 5. 12 time. to adjourn this sale without further JOHN 0. GROSS, Mayor the bid amount at the lime of sale. opment of a Park. Recreation and Open Space Master Plan, Budd. Lamer, Gross. Rosenbaum, All that certain tract or parcel of land notice by publication Attest: Balance due m 30 days. Cash or said agreement to be in a form approved by the Township At Greenberg A Sade. Attorneys and premises, situate, lying and being torney and Township Administrator. WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff RICHARD J. CUTTREL, certified check only Raymond H, Shockley, Jr., for the firm in the Township of Neptune, m the Section 5. The Interlocal Services Agreement authorized Dated: April 21. 28. May 5. 12 Municipal Clerk The approximate amount of the (609) 653-9400 County ot Monmouth, State ot New hereunder shall be effective from the signing date of this Zucker. Goldberg, Becker & Ackerman. (18) $7.13 judgment and commission to be 57-374 Jersey, more particularly described satisfied by sale is the sum of Agreement for one (1) year. This Agreement shall be automat- Attorneys 57-432 SHERIFF'S SALE herein. IcallyTenewed on a one (1) year annual basis beginnning each Leonard B. Zucker. for the firm SHERIFF S SALE $83,466.24 Additionally, all sales are SUPERIOR COURT Slip-Unit 123. situated in Seaview year on the anniversary date of the signing of said agreemenL (201) 763-7788 SUPERIOR COURT subject to Sheriff’s tees, to be paid by OF NEW JERSEY Manna al Shark River Condominium unless either party receives ninety (90) days written notice XCZ 26.243 OF NEW JERSEY the successful bidder (Advertising, prior to the renewal commencement date that the other party CHANCERY DIVISION together with a .8085 undivided percen CHANCERY DIVISION Mileage and Costs). wishes to terminate this Agreement 57-388 MONMOUTH COUNTY tage interest in the Common Element MONMOUTH COUNTY The Sheriff hereby reserves the right Section 6. If any section, paragraph, clause or provision of SHERIFF'S SALE Docket No. F-3411-90 of said Cortoominium (referred to in this SUPEP'Ofl CO’JR^ Docket No. F-4843-91 to adjourn this sale without further this Ordinance shall be adjudged Invalid, such adjudication Springtield Institution for Savings, a Deed as the •Condominium Slip- OF NEW JERSEY Citicorp Mortgage. Inc., a Delaware notice by publication. shall apply only to the section, paragraph, clause or provision corporation. Plaintill vs; Unit” ! The conveyance evidenced by CHANCERY DIVISION Corporation, Plaintiff vs: WILLIAM M. LANZARO. SheriH to bo adjudged and the remainder ot the ordinance shall bo Jose A. DeLeon, et al. Defendant this Deed is made under the provisions MONMOUTH COUNTY William M. Gallaher: et als. Defendant Dated: April 28, May 5. 12. 19 deemed valid and effective. By virtue of a writ of execution in the of and IS suD/ec! to the New Jersey Docket No F-4552-91 By virtue of a writ of execution in the Federman and Phelan. Attorneys Section 7, All ordinances or parts of ordinances Inconsis above stated action to me directed. 1 Condominium Act (N.J.S.A. 46 8P-1 et tent with or In conflict with this Ordinance are hereby repealed Melmof Financial Inc.. Plaintiff vs; above stated action to me directed. I Harold N. Kaplan, lor the firm shall expose for sale at public vendue, seq.) and any applicable regulations to the extent of such inconsistency. Ralph Q. Scott, el al. Defendant shall expose for sale at public vendue, (609) 858-5115 at 50 East Mam Street, (formerly the adopted thereunder The conveyance Section 8. This Ordinance shall take effect upon adoption By virtue of a writ of execution in the at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of evidenced by this Deed is also made and publication according to law. above stated action to me directed. I U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of PUBLIC NOTICE Freehold. County of Monmouth. New in accordance with the terms, limita JOHN O. GROSS, Mayor, Twp, of Neptune shafi expose for sale at public vendue, Freehold, (bounty of Monmouth. New Township of Neptune Jersey, on Monday, the i7th day of tions. conditions, covenants, restric Attest: RICHARD J. CUTTRELL, Municipal Clerk at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the Jersey, on Monday, the 24th day of County of Monmouth May. 1993. al 2 o’clock, P M. prevailing tions. easements, agreements and any (18) U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of May, 1993, at 2 o’clock. P.M. prevailing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV time other provisions set forth m that certain NOTICE Freehold, County of Monmouth. New time. EN that the Board of Adjust The properly to be sold is located in the Master Deed for Seaview Manna at Board of Education Jersey, on Monday, the 17th day of The property to be sold is located in the ment ot the Township of Nep Township of Neptune in the County of Shark River Condominium, dated Apnl tune at its meeting held on Borough of Interlaken May. 1993 at 2 o'clock, PM prevailing Monmouth. Stale of New Jersey 29. 1987 and recorded May 1, 1987 in Township of Neptune in the County of County of Monmouth time May 5,1993 memorialized the Commonly known as: 109 Atkins irfe Office ol the Clerk of the County of Monmouth. Slate ol New Jersey. NOTICE is hereby given that the Interlaken Board of Educa The property to be sold is located in the Commonly known as: 1113 and 1113’/* approval granted April 7.1993 Avenue, Neptune. New Jersey Monmouth in Book 4752 of Deeds at of the application of McDon tion will accept se ^ m quotes for the sale of one 1980 Blue City of Asbury Park in the County of Eighth Avenue, Neptune. New Jersey. Tax Lot No 39.01 in Block No 172. Page l . as the same may now oi ald's C oloration for site plan Bird School bus. Quotes must be received prior to 3:00 p.m. Monmouth. State of New Jersey. Dimensions of Lot; (Approximately) 3l hereafter be lawfully amended Tax Lot No. 2 in Block No. 162. approval In furtherance of a Thursday, May 20, 1993. Description of bus and quote re Commonly known as: 1229 Monroe leef wide by 134 leet long. Being commonly known as Slip Unit Dimensions ol Lot: (Approximately) previously granted use var quirements can be obtained by contacting Business Adminis Avenue. Asbury Park, NJ. 47.43 feel wide by 150.31 leel long. Nearest Cross Sireef Situate on the 123, Sea Spray Lane. Neptune, New iance for a new outdoor play- trator 908-531-7405 between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Tax Lot No. 21 m Block No. 51. Nearest Cross Street; Situate on the westerly side of Atkins Avenue 101 feet Jersey. land to be located at the exis ROSEMARIE KINDON Dimensions of Lot (Approximately) northerly side of Eighth Avenue 150 Business Administrator/Board Secretary from the southerly side ol NJ Stale Note: Beir^ Lot 202 C. Block 570 on ting McDonald's Restaurant 150.00' X 40 00' X 150.00' x 40.00'. feet from the easterly side of Atkins (18) $8.06 Highway No 33 a/k/a Corlies Avenue. the Tax Map of the Township ol located on Route 33 and Nearest Cross Street Ridge Avenue. Avenue. TERMS OF SALE- DEPOSIT, 10% of Neptune Route 35 and designated as NOTICE TERMS OF SALE DEPOSIT: 10% of TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of Block 266, Lot 28 on the Tax the bid amount al the time of sale TERMS OF SALE. DEPOSIT 10% of Board of Education the bid amount at the time of sale. the bid amount at the time of sale. Map of the Township of Nep the bid amount at the t*me of safe Borough of Interlaken Baiartce due in 30 days. Cash or Balance due m 30 days Cash or Balance due in 30 days. Cash or tune. The details of the Balance due in 30 days. Cash or County of Monmouth certified check only certified check only. certified check only. above approval are set forth The approximate amount of the certified check only. NOTICE Is hereby given that the Interlaken Board of Educa The approximate amount of the The approximate amount of the in the resolution which is tion adopted the following schedule of regular meetings for the judgment and commis.sion to be The approximate amount of the judgment and commission to be judgment and commission to be available for public inspection coming year. satisfied by sale is the sum of judgment and commission to be satisfied by sale is the sum oi satisfied by sale is the sum of during regular business hours May 20, 1993 December 16, 1993 $87,974.49.*Additionally, all sales are satisfied by sale is the sum of $31,020.84, Additionally, all sales are $217,063.64. Additionally, all sales are In the Neptune Township June 17. 1993 January 20, 1994 subject to Sheriffs fees, to be paid by $74,534.59. A 1 . ;o. 431 4 f i -V* , fotfsr mu$ SUMMER RENTAL HOUSE FOR SALE FULLY-FURNISHED apart OCEAN GROVE - Efficien Free estimates. Affordable. Less accumulated depre ment in Ocean Grove; near OCEAN GROVE - 2 blocks Local references available. ciation (4.732.013.00) (4.260.047.00) cy, unfurnished, center of to beach. Ocean & lake everything. Just right for town, wall-wall carpeting. Tony Ferrero. 229-1850. Deferred issuance costs 525.217.CX) 325.243.00 two. Landlord pays utilities. views from 3 south porches. TOTAL ASSETS $31.e5(!7&5.00 29.537!55S155 $425/mo. -I- security. In (16-21*) Attractive rate for full season. Four plus bdrms. 3 1/2 LIABILITIES AND EQUITY cludes all utils. Call 775- baths, living rm., dining rm., Current liabilities payable PHONE NOW (908) 775- LOCAL & LONG DIS 0856. (18) den, kitchen, utility rm., from unrestricted assets: 0302. (14-21*) TANCE MOVERS - House Accounts payable S102.818.00 $75,951.00 $155,000. Owner 988-9171. hold & commercial. We can other accrued liabilities 350,638.00 326.253.00 ONE BEDROOM, 3rd floor, (17-18) "T53!i551S5 402 264.00 OCEAN GROVE - Large, Quiet tenant prefered. handle all your moving Current liabilities payable from restricted assets: airy fully-furnished apt. in $475/mo. Call (201) 825- SERVICES needs. Call Lowy’s Moving owner-occupied 2-family Accounts payable 26.500.00 409.387.00 3757. (18-21*) TOM KAYLOR - Electrical & Storage - (908) 775 4118. Federal and state grants home; prime Main Ave. loca Contractor. NJ License & (12-19*) payable to participating municipalites 8.709.00 8,709.00 tion, 2 biks. from beach; pri OFFICE/FLOOR Business Permit No. 9677. vate entrance, full-serve eat- MEDICAL CLAIMS - Con Bond anticipation notes 2 , 100 . 000.00 SPACE FOR RENT General wiring, ceiling fans, Bonds payable (current portion) 662.448.00 422,448 00 in kitchen, full bath, sleeps 4. OCEAN GROVE - Office/- appliances & services. Call fused by medical claims fil Accrued bond interest pavabte 86.434 00 38.480 00 7 W ;(» T C i3 2.979'fl24"66 Season or July/August. Floor space available in 774-5998. (16-23) ing procedure? Have you (908) 988-3076. (18-21*) Long-term bonds payable 13.162,344.00 9.359.792.00. prime business area on Main missed out on securing all Security held for participating Avenue. Largest ground HOME IMPROVEMENTS - the insurance reimbursement municipalites 819.697.00 709.195.00 Total liabilities i 5,2(9!588 00 13,450!2(500 OCEAN GROVE - 1/2 floor open office space in All types of carpentry work, to which you are entitled. block to beach. Sleeps 2 to Equity: town. Conducive to walk-in dormers, basement renova Let us help. Call 774-2600 Contributed capital, federal 4. Ocean view, sundeck, business. 100-800 sq. ft. All tion, shingled roofs, alu days. (*) and state grants-in-aid 14.250,801.00 14.250.801.00 Donated assets 532.173.00 425.255 00 backyard, 1 block to town & utilities included. Call days minum siding, replacement auditorium. Eat-in kitchen. 14.782,974 00 14,5751556755 774-2600 or 775-4534 eves. windows, all types of decks. HELP WANTED Less accumulated 15 Pitman Ave. Per mo./per depreciation & weekends. (*) 922-6190. (11-18) START IMMEDIATELY! (2.932.559 00) (2,684.541.00 season. 212-254-5972. Earn up to $800/wk labeling Net contributed capital ltS 5 ii:4 (5 (55 fll9 9 f 5f5 00 (16-19) Retained earnings: COMMERCIAL PROPERTY LANDSCAPING - Unwant postcards from home. Set Reserve for maintenance 250.000.00 250,000.00 ROOMS FOR RENT FOR SALE ed shrubs, stumps & small your own hours. No quotas. Unrestricted retained earnings 4,301.796 00 4.145.566 00 OCEAN GROVE - Reason OCEAN GROVE - Reno trees removed. Reasonable Call 1-900-740-7377 ($1.49 Min/18 yrs.-F) or write: PA- Total retairred earnings ~4!55(:796 60 41395:555 60 able rates & clean. Private vated Historical Property on price. Call 776-7378. (17-24*) Total Equity T5^'402 2H:00 16 357 65( 60 baths. Available immediate Main Avenue. First Floor ASE - J2895, 161 S. Lincoln TOTAL LIABILITIES PAT ROGERS’ DRYWALL - way, N. Aurora IL 60542. AND EQUITY $31,621,799.00 29.837.296.00 ly. Call 988-3834. (12-19*) Commerical Office Space, STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS basement storage, 2 apart Sheet rocking, taping & fin (18-21*) AND CHANGES IN RETAINED EARNINGS OCEAN GROVE - in quiet ments. Financing available ishing. For free estimate and YEARS ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1992 and 1991 quality work call Patrick MERCHANDISE FOR SALE 1992 1991 Victorian house. Apts. & to qualified buyer. Call days Operating revenues rooms next to beach & near 774-2600 or 775-4534 eves. Rogers at (908)-988-5096. DOUBLE APT. SALE - Sat., Charges to municipalities $3,822,721 00 $3,639,83900 center of town - buses & & weekends. (*) (*) May 8th, 8am - 4pm. Books, Operating expenses before household items, furniture, depreciation 2.536.727 00 2,457.432 00 trains. Special rates. Le Operating income before Chantilly. (908) 988-1170 CO-OP APT. FOR SALE CARPENTRY - If you ex knick-knacks, lamps, games, depreciation arrd (18*) ARLINGTON CT. Ocean pect quality without miscel. items. 50-52 Pitman non-operating expenses 1,085.994 00 1,182,407 00 Grove - 3 rms. & bath. Re compromise, let my 14 years Ave., (Above kite store/Units Depreciation 471.966,00 469.774 00 APT. FOR RENT decorated. $52,000. Call experience & aesthetic sensi 2E & 2F, 1 flight up). (18) Operating Income “5'(4!653(» 712.633 00 ONE BEDROOM, Ocean Non-operating revenue (908) 493-3338 for apt. (18- bilities help realize your vis (expense): block. Heat included. Year- 19*) ions for home improvement. Interest income 189,743 00 287.190 00 round lease. Month 1/2 sec urity. $500/mo. 201-455- NOTICE Interest expense (net of capitalized interest of $20,817.00 in 1991(623.589 00) (683.625 00) 0272. (17-18) Township of Neptune 57-437 SYNOPSIS OF THE AUDIT REPORT OF THE County of Monmouth Amoritization of dofforrod SHERIFF S SALE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE SEWERAGE AUTHORITY (45,491.00) (54,07500) NOTICE is hereby given charges SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE PERIOD ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1992 Miscellaneous 11.564.00 11.735 00 BRADLEY BEACH - Mod that pursuant to the require OF NEW JERSEY AS REQUIRED BY N.J.S. 40A:5A-16 (438.175.66) ments of the Zoning Ordin (467773:65) ern, large 1 bdrm apt., new CHANCERY DIVISION BALANCE SHEET income before transfer of ance of the Township of Nep MONMOUTH COUNTY ASSETS 1992 1991 wall to wall carpeting, bal tune, the Board of Adjustment depreciation on assets Docket No. F-14598 91 Unrestricted assets: purchased wKh contributed cony, a/c, security intercom, Cash and cash equivalents g ra m L ^ °m e ® ^ a p p H L to n ^ lesbern Realty Co., Inc., a New Jersey $143,069.00 155.767.00 capital 148.255.00 273.858.00 off-street parking, laundry Accounts receivable 905.680.00 909.960.00 Transfer of depreciation to Howard L. Ely for Variance ' k ' a c' . Accrued interest receivable 437.00 1,481.00 contributed capital 248.01800 261.652.00 room on premises. 1 1/2 bik and Site Plan Approval to per- Prepaid expenses 51.194.00 45.393.00 mit the construction of an ad- income before extraordinary to beach. No Pets. Call (.(661356.06 (.((2l66(.66 item 394.273.00 535.510.00 776-7654. (**) dition to a funeral home, a 7 '''^“® ®' ® *''> execution in the Restricted assets: pre-existing, non-conforming *’°^® action to me directed. 1 Extraordinary item - loss on Cash and cash equivalents 5,622,219,00 4.145.535.00 extinguishment of debt 238.043.00 use, on the property known ''e'l expose lor sale at public vendue, Investments 538.300.00 1.794.348.00 as Block 7013 Lot 12. t 50 East Main Street, (formerly the Net Income 156.230 00 535.510.00 OCEAN GROVE - Large 5 Accrued interest receivable 22.183.00 35.763.00 Retained earnings. January 1 4,395.566.00 3.860.056.00 The dermination of the $ Post Ollice). in the Borough ol Due from municipalites 19.925.00 18.198.00 room Victorian apartment. Board of Adjustment is on fiie 'oehoid. County ol Monmouth. New Retained earnings. 6,2621627.66 5,665;'644.60 December 31 $4.551.796.00 $4.395.566.00 Plenty of light. $750/utilities in the Neptune Municipal irsey. on Monday, the 24th day ol Total Current Assets 73'63l557.66 71(66,445.06 included. No dogs. Refer Complex, 25 Neptune Boule- ay. 1993, at 2 o'clock, PM. prevailing Property Plant and Equipment: vard, Neptune, New Jersey, ne. The above summary or synopsis was prepared from the re Land 153,900,00 153,900.00 port of audit of the Township of Neptune Sewerage Authority, ences & security required. and is available for inspection il that cenain tract or parcel of land Treatment plant 19.383.105.00 19.023.869.00 for the period ended December 31, 1992. This report of audit, during regular office hours. id premises, situate, lying and being 775-6306. (17-20) Pumping station 1.580.221.00 1,419,488.00 submitted b y Ernst & Young, Certified Public Accountants, is This Notice is giyen^pur- me Borough ol Oceanpon, County Force main and ocean outfall 6.466,851.00 5,597,332.(X) on file at the Executive Director's office, and may be inspected suant to R.S. 40:55D-17g. Monmouth and State of New Jersey, Office furniture and equipment 167,117.00 105,147.00 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Dated: April 22, 1993 by any Interested person. ore particularly described as follows; Vehicles 350.271.00 299.886.00 VERNON BRIKOWSKI. Executive Director Estate of JAMES T. HUNDLEY sginning at a point in the southeaster Construction in progress 444.123.00 66,063.00 (18) $70.68 Theodore A. ZelinskI, Attorney for Applicant line of Bridgewaters Drive, said point 2S.355!556,60 26.*5S5!B55155 Deceased (18) $9.30 eing in the dividing line between Lots 57-347 57-332 Pursuant to the order of 17.01 and Lots f6.0t in Block 88 on the SHERIFF’S s a le SALE Marie S. Muhler, Surrogate of 57 331 57-343 Tax Map of ihe Borough of Oceanporl; SUPERIOR COURT s’jPERiOP c-oum the County of Monmouth, 53-281 • s h e r if f s SAl.E SHERIFF'S SALE thence OF NcW JERSL .’ OC' NEW JERSEY made of this 19th day of April, SUriEHIOR COURT SHERIF' S SA.LE SU®EHlOfi :,OURT (1) Along the southeasterly line of CHANCERY DIVISION CHANCERY DIVISION 1993. to the creditors of the OF NEW JERSEY SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW ;tRSCY Bridgewaters Drive, North 43 degrees MONMOUTH COUNTY MOMMOUrH COUNTY decedent to bring in to the CHANCERY DIVISION OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION 00 minutes East. 104.00 feet fo a point; Docket No. 1^14468-91 D(.cket No. F-5366-91 subscriber their debts, de- .MONMOUTH COUNTY CHANCERY DIVISION MONMOUTH -COUNTY thence irst Savings Bank of New Jersey. New Jersey Housing S Mortgage marrds and claims against the Docket No. F-22992-91 MONMOUTH COUNTY Dotkei No F.3062-91 (2) South 46 degrees 52 minutes East. LA. etc.. Plaintiff vs; Finance Agency, a New jersey 'C^or- estate of said deceased, un Government National Mortgage Docket No. F-9559-90 American Finarxcat Corp of Tampa. 7005 feet to a point; thence ibork) Orlando. Jr. and Priscilla Orlan- porahon. Pt.V'MifI vs: der oath, within six months Association, Plaintiff vs; New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Plaintiff vs. (3) South 6 degrees 09 minutes 05 o. his wife, el al. Defendants Fernando Gar>:i3. et al DeiprnJant from the date of such order, Elroy A. Schenck and Marilyn M. Finance Agency l/k/a New Jersey Mor- p©ter L. Palm and Eli7ab€»fi Palm his or they will be forever barred seconds East 39.51 feet to a point; y virtue of a writ of execution in the By virtue of a writ of oxecution in the SchetKk. his wife; et als. Defendants tgage Finance Agency. Plaintiff vs; wife, el af. Defendants from prosecuting or recover thence 30ve stated action to me directed. I above stated achon to me directed. I By virtue of a writ of execution in the Raymond Burnett, et al. Defendant 0y virtue of a writ of execution in the ing the same against the sub (4) South 43 degrees 08 minutes West. lafl exp>ose for sale at public vendue. S han e.xpwse 'or sal« ai public vendue, above stated action to me directed. I By virtu© of a writ of execution in the above stated action to me directed. I scriber. 78.23 feet to a point; thence ■ 50 East Main Street, (formerly the at r>0 East (forn'er'y 'he shaft expose for sale at public vendue, above slated action to me directed. I shall expose for sale at public vendue, Dated: April 19, 1993 (5) North 46 degrees 52 minutes West, .S. Posi Office), in the Borough of U.S. Poit Cdice). ir. the Boroiig'i 6» al 50 East Main Street, (formerly the shall expose for sale at public vendue, at 50 F.ast Main Street, ('ormerly il>e EDWARD F. ZELINSKI, 1(X).00 feet to the point and place of 'eehold. County of Monmouth, Now Freehold. County ol K'onmoofh. New U.S. Post Office), »n the Borough of af 50 East Main Street, (formerly the y $ Post Office), in fhe Borough of Executor Beginning. arsey. on Monday, the lOlh day of Jerrey, on Monday, ihe lOm dr>y of Freehold. County cf Monmouth, New U.S. Post Office), in fhe Borough of Freehold. County of Menmoofh, New 24A Highlands Avenue Being known as; Lots 6. 7, 8 and the lay. 1993, at 2 o'clock. P.M. prevailing May, 1993. at 2 o'clock. P M prevailing Jersey, on Monday, the fOth day of Freehold. County of Monmouth. New jersey, on Monday, me 10th day of Jersey City. NJ 07306 Southwesterly 4 feet of Lot 9 in Block me lime. Signed: May. 1993. at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailing Jersey. onIMonday. the 17lh day of j^ay 1^93. at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevaHmg 9 as shown on a certain map entitled. he property to be sold is located In the May. 1993. at 2 o'clock. P.M. prevailing The pfopertv to be soW's located m the RICHARD W. HOGAN, JD: time. ity of Neptune in the County of Mon- Township o' Neptune in tf»p County of "Map of Bridgewaters on the Thn property to be sold (S located m the HO O AN & McGANN, Attorrrey The property to be sold is located >n the louih. Slate of New Jersey, Shrewsbury River”, filed in the Mon The properly to be sold is located in the Borough ol Bradley Beach