OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE,; NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1966

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AND IIIF. NEPTUNE TIMES | Vol. XCI, No. 14 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF. NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1966 if . | ^Explains Position Jill Jessee’s “Perfume Album” Book Offer Residents j On Budget Cut For Lay Reader In 2nd Edition New Tree For $10

| Township Committee Re- NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP — I slates Belief Teachers The Neptune Township Shade Tree Commission ls! offering a !i| Increases Need Not Be Cut planting program to property • NEPTUNE TWP. — Represent owners of the township for the I tatlves • o£ the Ncptuno Township spring of 1966. A "share the | Teachers Association criticized the cost” plan will enable property J| municipal committee Tuesday owners to purchase either a Norway Maple or a Pin Oak at $1 night for its directive to the board : i j V o f education, ordering a 5125,000 the cost of $10 per tree. There will be a limit of one tree to-a ’.H reduction in the proposed school property owner. T|rees are to budget. be plr.nted in front- of proper­ ^ 'M a y o r Joseph Wnrdell told Leo Campbell-Reese 4 Galcher, chairmnn of the teachers' ties in all cases, inJaccordanco with the Shade' Tree Commis­ | salary a n d welfare committee, that Team Services "we reflected the opinion of the sion’s recommendations. 'h people who had defeated the hud- Tree applications are avail­ get” on two occasions,, but “we able at the Neptune Township felt - and I still feel -.that the Municipal Buildingj 137 South fiS cut can be made without cuts in Ma.ln Street. Checks or money teachers’ salaries." - The mayor orders only are payable to the L E G AL NO TIC ENATHANIEL W. DAYTON LEGAL NOTICENATHANIEL i further explained that the com- Neptune Township/Shade* Tree ST. PETERSBURG, FLA Na­ ] mittee did not specify any line Commission. Each! tree pur­ thaniel W.. Dayton; a former resi­ 5 item where the budget should be chased will be plajited by the dent of Ocean Grove, N. 'J., died j reduced. “That is the prerogative ’ nurserymen, and guaranteed here last Friday, at the age of 78. i of the board of education," he ad- for one year. ' / He is survived by his widow, May; a son, Donald G. Niles, of 1 WILLIAM KIENZLEN (left), vice president, and George Bergen, .33 *i>' Teacher representatives are now president of the Neptune Regular Republican Club, present a 25- Michigan; a daughter, Mrs. Ar­ continuing their discussion sessions pound Easter Egg to the pediatrics department at Fitkin Hospital, thur Judd, here; a sister, Mrs. i with the board of education, meet- l»rove Announces with children and Nurse Joan Neaves participating. Baby Daniala Marie Dauble, of South . Amboy, i ing Wednesday night or this week Hauice is in the nurse’s arms, while in front are little girls Marcia N. J., and five grandchildren. Sacknowitz and Chris Rible. The GOP club also presented a 25-lbs-, 1 MRS. ERNA P. GOULD j and meeting • again Tuesday night, decorated Easter Egg to the residents of the Bancroft-Taylor Rest Services were held here. Daily Leaders For NEPTUNE — Services were held .1 April 12. Home in Ocean Grove. Monday'afternoon for Mrs. Erna P. ; ij In other .business by the munl- JAMES C. STANFIELD Gould, 2900 West Bangs Avenue, | clpal committee Tuesday night, Summer Program NEPTUNE — James C. Stan­ who died last Thursday at Fitkin .|j authorization was given for the field, 19 Davis Avenue, died at his ;; • $2,500 purchase of three fuel stor- Hospital. home last Saturday at the age of Rev. Harold D; Flood, She was chief telephone operator L'J age tanks for the new township 68. He was a resident here for the Program Vice President, at the Earle Naval Ammunition garage on Willow Ave. A new or- past seven years. Appoints For Season Depot, where she was employed for dlnance was also introduced, auth- " He was born In Maryville, Tenri., more than 20 years, until six mon­ * orlzation of the extension'of sew*. nnd was a former resident of Ce­ ths ago, when she retried. i m ers on Willow Ave. to the garage. OCEAN GROVE — Appoint­ dar Grove. He was retired, for­ ■ Mrs. Gould attended Hamilton 1 ' ’This will cost an estimated $10,- ments of leaders :oJ all the daily merly a salesman. He was a mem­ Methodist Church. jp 000. The committee also plans to auxiliary meetings which are part ber of the Lutheran Church of Survivors are two brothers, Char­ I purchase $2,500 worth of office of the Ocean Grove summer pro­ the Redeemer, here, and a charter les R. Pearl,here, and Frederick A. equipment for thp garage. gram have been made for 1966, it member of the Cedar Grove Lodge, C. Pearl, Interlaken. Lj An ordinance appropriating $8,- was announced tbi$ week by the F&AM. Services were from the Fran­ i 000 for the purchase ot NCR Rev. Harold D. Plood, program Mri Stanfield was a veteran of cioni, Taylor and Lopez Funeral f equipment for the sewer billing vice president of fhje Ocean Grove Home, 10th and Atkins Avenue, p department was a ls o authorized. Association. with Interment In Monmouth Mem­ I Three properties with homes .. .The leaders o l tficvTouth Meeting orial Park. will be offered nt public sale April each day at 9 A. M. iif the Uncle LARRY MIERAS FLOWERS reminds everyone that 26. .They are, with minimum bids, Bill Thomson Youth Center will be KENNETH G; RUSSELL ! 1829 Columbus Ave.,' $4,150; 321 the Rev. S T Kimbrough, Jr., for - SARASOTA, FLA. — Kenneth G. f Myrtle Ave., $6,000, and 1705 Straf- the month of July, and the Rev. State Winuer Robert M. Green, August. Rev. Russell, a former resident of Nep­ Here Comes Peter Cottontail with an Easter Prize ■ ford Ave., $5,250. Tho properties Kimbrough Is pastor of St. Paul's tune, N .'J. for ten years, and tea­ [. were acquired through tax fore- Methodist Church, Bay Head, and cher at Neptune (N. J.) High id ft.dosure. P H P P Full Course Easter Dinner for Two Rev. Green Is pastor of the Teaneck School, died of a heart attack here, P J C r .P . at Christie’s Restaurant 5th District Clubwomen Vie Methodist Church. '• on March 21, at his home. Mr. Russell had been born in 301 Main St., Bradley Beach : Mrs. J.F.Mullin The Bible Hour Monday through Oneonta, N. Y „ nnd resided in Nep­ For Creativity & Art Awards Saturday at 9 A. M. in the Temple Be the Lucky Winner — adults only. Fill out and bring this will be in charge of Dr. John D. tune, N .J . until 1944, when he coupon to the store.before drawing on Friday, April 8, 1966, at Grove - City Leads Bell Ringers Blair, pastor of First Methodist moved here. 12 Noon. Winner need not be present. He Instructed business subjects Cleaners Church, Oakhurst, in July. The leader August 1 - 17 will be Dr. in the high school. Name ...... ______For Mental Health Here he was a certified public ac­ PICKUP AND Wallace G. Sorenson, pastor of First Methodist Church, Asbury countant, with his own offices. DELIVERY SERVICE Named Chairman of Address Park. From Aug. 18 through Sept. He is survived by his widow, We Operate Our Own Cleaning Neptune Area; Ask Dorothy.' 3, the Bible Hour leader will be the Telephone and Pressing Machines Volunteers for Drive Rev. William R, McClelland, pastor SOCIAL 40- Pilgrim Pathway, Occan Grove of St. Paul's Methodist Church, DAVID MITCHELL MILLER SHREWSBURY — ' Dr. William 122 S. Main street, Ocean Grove Ocean Grove. BRADLEY BEACH — The four- Goldflne, County Chairman for the SECURITY Tel. 771-2.100, 4-2301 Lewis A. Daniels, director' . of month-old ;son; .of Miv and Mr,s. Mental Health Drive for funds to Order Y our Easter Plants^ N music, and Beverly E. Davis, ac­ David Miller, David Mitcholi Mil­ be conducted in May announces the companist,-will be-in charge of the ler, died last Wednesday at his SOCIAL SECURITY appointed of Mrs. J. F. Mullin .of music program of the Bible Hour. home, 101 Fourth Avenue, About 180,000 widows are eligi­ Pincwood Drive, Neptune Town-1 Mrs. Eleanor B. Weber will re­ : 1 Other survivors' are one bro­ EASTER LILIES ble to get widow’s social security ship, as chijirman of the drive in turn as director of the Children's ther, Christopher, at home; his benefits sooner than before because the Neptune area. Serving with her Hour, which is hold weekdays at 9 maternal grandpnrents, • Mr. and of a recent change in the law, Ben­ as co-chairman will be Mrs. Ernest A. M. in Thornley Chapel, and-on Mrs; Onnic Mitchell, and his pater­ m A O m m 'AZALEAS :- jamin Sandberg, social security dis­ Guenther, 10 Pinewood Drive Nep­ For Old Gold and Sundays at 10:30 A. M. ' i nal grandparents; Mr. and Mrs. trict manager in Asbury Park, said Silver and tune. Otto G. Stoll, Jr., will again be David Miller, all of Olavoriek, N. Y. today. The drive will consist of a door Old Jewelry leader of the Beach Meeting each Mass of the Angels was held TULIPS ; < GARDENIAS A widow whose husband was in­ • Paco four, please Sunday at G P. M. last Friday morning .at St. James sured under social security can Dexter R. Davison is returning Episcopal Church, here, with the choose to start her monthly pay­ “ Y ” Program by Bus as youth .director,'music'leader'for. Rev .Stewart Aiexy officiating. DAFFODILS ' ' • DISH GARDENS ments when she is 60. In the past, JEWELER | the daily Youth Meeting, and direc­ Arrangements w e r e by the Ely widows had to be at least 62 to get .OCEAN GROVE F . ASBURY PARK — One of the tor of the youth concerts. Funeral Home, Asbury Park. the payments, Mr. Sandberg con- POST OFFICE BLDG. fc iihiiiiuuiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiininixfiitiiRiC more popular programs for Shore The Rev. J. Mark Odenwelder, Area boys and girls Is the new YM- superintendent of the western dis­ MRS. JOHN A. ENGSTROM CA b u s program where students of trict of the Northern New Jersey BRADLEY BEACH — Mrs. Sel­ MRS. DANIEL SYLVESTER (right), of Neptune, receives her first Neptune; an Oakhurst schools are prize award from Mrs. Raymond Warner, capturing the pre-design- Conference, will teach the Audi­ ma A.Engstrom, 309 McCabe Ave­ brought to the “Y” by a "V" bus for ed needlepoint division of the Fifth District N. J. Federation of W o­ torium Bible Class Sundays at 2:30 nue, died at her home last Wed­ and Children’s Novelty and Easter Novelty a special learn-to-swim and gym men's Clubs annual judging of creativity and art. The Jersey Shore USE NO EXTRA P. M. nesday, following a lengthy illness. “keep fit” program and then re- Woman’s-Club was the' host group with M rs. Sylvester, Mrs. A . Le- Cordages Arrangements OUR Roy Ward of Ocean Grove, Mrs. Joseph Peluso of Asbury Park and ■ Miss Davis will be heard in or­ She was 85 years of age. CHARGE. turned to their schools afterward. Mrs. Ralph Ercoliiio of Wanr.massa at the tea table. Mrs. John Wil­ gan concerts Wednesdays and Sat­ A resident here for the past POPULAR PAY This is a 2-hour once e a c h week liamson of Ccean Grove narrated the fashions. urdays at 4 P. M. at the Auditor­ seyen years, she. had been born WATCH­ REGULAR program — 18 weeks for students ium. in Sweeden, the daughter of the Open Every Night Starting- Saturday, April 2 — Closed Sunday DOG RATE FOR of Neptune School and 15 weeks late* Mr. and Mrs. Peter Oldin. SERVICE YOUR OIL for Oakhurst students. / EDDIE’S QUALITY MARKET Mrs. Engstrom was the widow Their First Child Choice Meats and Groceries Of John A. Engstrom. 25 Heck Ave., O. G.— Tel. 774-0963 Open ’til Midnight Saturday, April 9 Report On County College NEPTUNE — Mr. and Mrs. Au­ — 5tf . She is survived by one son, W al­ gust., A. Swanholm of Brielle be­ lace T. Engstrom, here; a half-bro- ASBURY PARK — Dr. William came the proud parents of on 81b., 4,' Belmar, with intorment in St. the American Association of Uni­ Mrs, Swanholm is the former Alice CntharineV Cemetery. Rosary was CALL 775-4600 FOR PROMPT versity Women on the Monmouth Meyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T.husday evening.. County community college report RADIO DISPATCHED SERVICE Wednesday at 8 P. M. at the Pub­ I Carl J. Meyer, 21 Ocean Avenue, Corner Central & Heck Avenues Ocean Grove lic Library here. There will be a Ocean Grove. The paternal grand­ MRS. JOHN HOLSTON parents are Mr. and Mrs. A. Swan­ ’ NEPTUNE — Mrs. Hannah Hol- question and answer period follow­ 20 PROSPECT ing Dr. Van Note’s talk. The public holm of Cranford and Forked Riv­ ston, 22 Hill Drive, a resident here er. ■ fo r' 15 years, _ died last . Wednesday WELLER’ S NEPTUNE Is invited. . r at Fitkin Hospitnl, at the age' ot SECRETARIES . . . Look Tor the Colorado Carnation Contest appearing in ‘The Secretary” magazine DAY’S STATIONERY 91. : ESTABLISHED IN 1916 PHONE 775-4600 CAROLINA TEA ROOM “The Greeting Card Store” 173'! Asbury Ave. — Special Eas­ Opp. Post OBice, Occan Grove She was. the widow of John Hoi- ter Sunday. Dinners, $2.50 P A G E : T VV U* OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP. OF l^PTUNE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, APRIL S, 1966

drinker. ,in. the Immediate family. Township Teachers Association . In or carried a bouquet of yellow car­ They- had matching crown head- Modernize Telephone System For County Offices Everyone knows that the U. S, Sur­ e.tpecting the Board ot Edliektion. nations wills blue iris,'while other pieceS, and carried cascade bou­ geon. General’s Report linked cigar­ to live up to the' moral obligation attendants carried yellow carna­ quets of pink flowers. ettes to lung cancer. A sales tax on Which had been previously made to tions. . ■Ralph E. Addis, Hazlet, brother these commodities would increase their teachers. Guy LaBarre,Avon; was best man of the. bridegroom w as. best man. the .price! and automatically, - cut The nominating committee pre­ for his brother. Serving as ushers Ushers were Doslald Kitchen, Point down on their consumption at least: sented the following slate o£ offic­ Were Gary Carroll, Neptune; Rich­ Pleasant, Beach, anc; Kevin Addis, for a while. /' ers- to be elected and installed in ard-Brace and Robert Hagerman; Hazlet/ . New Jersey has not raised the May; President, Mr. Robert Nelson, .of .Ocean: Grove; and Thomas . A. tax on beer for thirty-one years, Vice President, Mr. James McNa­ Clark Jr., of Bradley Beach. while some states have increased mara; Secretary, Mrs. J. Moran, Following a reception at the Bar­ their tax on beer by 700%., The Treasurer: Mrs Joseph Doyle... clay Hotel Sn Beimar, the couple average tax collected by; other After the meeting refreshments left fro. e wedding trip to the Poco- states on beer is 11 cents per gal­ were served hr the cafeteria by the ncs. They will reside at the lon. New Jersey’s rate is still 3% kindergarten mothers. Churchill Arms Apartments, Wall cents. . v'-'! -VV: ' Township, / • All thinking citizens should de­ Both the bride and groom are mand that their elected representa­ Ayers-La Barre - graduates of Neptune High School. tives in legislature take action to Mrs. La Barre ls employed by the correct this gross inequity immedi­ Nuptials April 2. Jersey Central P ow er: ahd Light ately. Company, Allenhurst, • and Mr, La­ MRS.' J. G. MINSCHWANER,; NEPTUNE — West Grove Meth­ Barre is with Van Cleve, Inc., here. Director of Public Relations odist Church was the! scene, last; New Jersey WCTU. ■ Saturday afternoon of the wedding of Miss Bonnie Lee .Ayers and Rich­ Ruth Y. Martin ' Benefit Ham Dinner ard R. LaBarre. V .. ; i" Miss Ayers is the daughter of Mr. Weds John Addis OCEAN GROVE — The* Annual' and Mrs. Harold T. Ayers, 115 New­ Ham Dinner sponsored . by the gate Lane, and the groom is the son of Mrs. .Alma. LaBarre,. 132 NEPTUNE — Miss Ruth Vivian .. i&L'/.- Methodist Men of St. Paul's Churclii Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. will be held on Friday, April 22, in Stockton Avenue, Ocean Grove, The Rev. Phillip Brown officiat­ Prank Sutherland Martin, 202 - i" t.b- church from 5:30 to.7:0.0 P..M . Lakewood Road, Shark River Hills, '• ed at- the ceremony. The bride was Tickets are available at the church became the bride of John-Frederick 11* given in marriage by her father office or from any. member of the Addis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Her gown was of Swiss embroid­ Methodist Men. This dinner is for H. Addis, of Matawan and former- ered organza, and-she wore a lace the benefit of projects'for St. Paul's ly of Ocean Grove, on March 26 in crown wkli finger-tip veil. Her. bou­ Church. After dinner, part two of a- Hamilton Methodist - Cfiurch. The . ,, quet was a cascade of roses and travelog will be shown and describ­ Rev. Sherman. Robinson, pastor, ' Mrs. John F. Addis spider daisies, ed by Mr, and Mrs; Russell Snyder. officiated. After a reception at Bimini Please obtain tickets early as in mflrriage l)y ]ier father, Yacht Club, Brielle, the cotijple left reservations are limited. the bride Wife id- ^.-Jine gills i f f a wedding trip to Fort Lauder- ganza gown, trimmed with ttl>pii->. dale, Fla, After April 10, they will ques o f Alencon lace. Her illusion, reside at 21 School House Road, Special Teachers veil fell from a lace cap and she here. ' carried a bouquet of white roses j The bride was graduated from and carnations, centered with a Asbury Park High School and Tren- white orchid, •'■. ton State College. She is a -teach-- Mrs. Donald Kitchen, Point er at Wanamassa . School, Ocean NEPTUNE — The Green Grove Pleasant Beach, was matron o f Township. Home School O.-ganization held its honor, and Miss Elaine Addis, Haz-- The bridegroom, a graduate i" regular meeting at the school Mon­ let, Raritan Township was brides- Verona High School, attended day at 8:00 P. M. Mrs. Marjorie maid. Both wore gowns ol white Juillinrd School of Music, New Schaeffer,, president, presided. silk organza, over , pink taffeta,*. York. He is employed by'Trans­ Speakers for the evening were trimmed with white Venice lnco. World Airlines, Newark.' from the Special-Services Depart­ ment of the Neptune Township sys­ tem. They included Mrs. Joan Ho- dum, Supervisor of Special Educa­ tion: Mr. Herbert Alexander, school psychologist: Mrs Jean Rhodes, speech therapist and Mrs. Janet Ross, reading consultant. A resolution was unanimously adopted supporting the Neptune

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Mrs. Richard LaBarre Mrs. Robert Weaver, here, ser­ ved as matron o f honor for. her sis­ ter. Bridemaids. were Mrs. Ronald Johnson, of Oakhurst, Ocean Townr ship; the Misses Elizabeth Turner and Suzanne La Barre, sister erf. the bridegroom, and Miss 'joAnn Paul, of Rahway. All wore sheath,gowns o f maize linen, with matching Dior bows with veils. The matron of hon-

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third game by a slim margin. This Warren Hulse:..; 203 N. J. State Masonic one game —' Cc)tics,3; Most'points tion two months earlier than is cus­ Swig” by Conant. The Cecilian, loss . by. the .International team William H. Smith 202 Bowling Tournament scored In one game —-Beekmart, tomary because of his score in fir­ C r e a t-r and Chancel Choirs- will dropped them back into ninth pjace. Team High Game . ' Bradley Beach, N. J. - Celtics- 31 ■ (twice); .Ton o£[ense ing the M-14 rifle, high score bn the ainc "In Joseph's Lovely Garden’-’ Coming thru with some good bowl­ Bronson's ...... 943 Finals average — Celtics <10.5; Top defense physical combat - proficiency . tbs', by Dickenson. ing for the' Fishermen was anchor Nagle’s ...... ,...... /...... '942 Team High Gross. average — Celtics 16.5.' and his military' bearing-:and le,(id.. nian O.llie Klein Jr. Ollie pounded Westinghouse .... 935 Harmony No. 8 ...... 3425 ership abilities.' - • ChuiiMiuh of Y7fICA Dinner out the_secQhd high game of the Team High Series of Ncw ton The early promotion' program i: league,: a beautiful 256 game, and Nagle's ...... 2587 Team High Net a new Army policy providing incen­ . ASBURY PARK — F. Russell the second high series of the league Westinghouse ...... ' 2558 Warren No. 13 ...... 2783 tive to outstanding trainees,. Coleman, Neptune High . School a 643. The other two games for Bronson's ...... 2530 of Beividere Ilretzky entered the Army.iri Jan­ principal and a director of the Ollie were 202 and 185 games. Giv­ Individual High Scries Doubles High Gross uary of this year. v . Shore Area YMCA, has been named ing a helping hand was Lou Micioni Bob Sutton .... 628 E.-Proctor arid , ' _ The 19-year-.old soldier was grad­ chairman of the Y’s annual dinner who came thru with a 535 series. Frank Holl 590 . I. Swanson 1423 uated in 1964 from Pemberton directors, Charles Young, William NORTH SHORE CHURCH Giorge Hulse turned out to be the Frank Wilgus 567 of Ocean Grove • Township High School.. ' / P. Walton Jr., and Edward H.. BOWLING LEAGUE big man for the International team. Doubles High Net . ■ — * — ': ■ Lange. Mayor John C Gilmour Jr.,', The Coast Cities Coaches didn’t SQUAWS LEAGUE M. Foulks and I of Cherry Hill, president of the , Results March 30, 1966 like that ninth place position in J. Gergely ...... 1209 Camden County YMCA’s, will ad­ Wanamassa Chr. Ref...... 3 which they fell last week, so they Team Standings ' of Pennsauker, S T . PAUL’S;dress the dinner April. 28. Craftsmen Club No. 1 .... 3 did something about it. They took . w. t. SlngleB High Gross OCEAN GROV^—‘‘The Pd\yev of Beimar. Presbyterian .;...... 2 Electronics ' Technician Third on the Grovers, and came out on Nagles Pawnees 55 % 31’,4 Sal Ferrara ...... 729 the RGSurrectionV ^Vill be . the sub­ Easter At Hamilton ■ Shoremen ...... 2 Class Robert J. Jannaronc, USN, top with two wins, moving them­ Pathway Navahos ....!...... 48% 38% of Elizabeth ject *of Rev. William R. McClel­ Trinity Ushers No. 1 ....:...... 2 son of Mr. ond Mrs. Peter P. .!anJ selves back up, and over the Inter­ Larry’s Cherokees 47% 39% Singles High Net land’s sermon Easter Sunday morn-! NEPTUNE — “Discovering • The St. Paul's Ushers ...... 2 national team and into eighth place. Time Apaches 46% 4014 H.Vaughn ,652 narone Sr., 750 Wayside Road, Nep­ ing. There will - be two ^ervices-r- Resurrection” will be the sermon . Craftsmen Club No. 3 ,...... 2 This hurt the Grovers, because it Hurry’s Seminoles ...... 45 ,42. of Caidsvell tune, departed from Norfolk, Va., at 8:30 A.M. and 10:45 A.M. There ' by Rev. Sherman Rpbinson at Ham­ Craftsmen Club No. 2 .... 2 dropped them a notch in standing. Larrison's. Comma>nchcs:...42% 44%: All Events (net scores) while serving aboard the amphib­ \Vill be • no ‘ Vesper service.■ >.;' ; • ilton Methodist Church, on Easter . Trinity Ushers No. 2 0 Frank Webster was the big man Gilbert & Schwelters J. Gergely 1850 ious force flagship USS Pocono. Mr. William AV Reid, orgrtnist, Sunday. The Chapel Choir, directed '<5). Memorial Methodist ...... 0 for the Busmen with high scries. Cheyennes ...... 31',4 55% High Game' The ship will participate in an am­ wi 11 p 1 ay f or his prel ii d e,' ‘1A n Eas­ .by Miss Charlotte Taylor, will sing Asbury Park Presbyterian 1 For the Grovers it was Ed Dorak, Delawares Bronson’s .... 31 56 ' Sal Ferrara ...... — ...-....'277 phibious operation o ff Onslow ter SpringSong” .'by Edmundsqn, at ihe 9:30 a. m. service. The Chan-: Asbury Park Methodist who is still rolling along at a good Games Won Triplicate Beach, N. C., and then to Miami, and -h is,; posfcllide,‘ ;‘‘Resuri;ectibn cel Choir, directed by Mrs. Allan W est Grove Methodist .:...... 1 clip, coming up with a 212 game, Paw nees ...... 3 J. Singiey ...... 193/193, 193 Ela., for a few days of relaxation. Moin” by J; O, Huston. j Nettleman, and the ChOrch Choiiv r Wail Methodist .... '...... 1 arid a nice 572 series. Anchor man Navahos - ...... 3 This was.the 13th nnnuol tourna­ At.;thQ;.;;fir^^•''setVice;;(;he•, Chapel- , under th6 .direction; of Mrs. Jane Army Pvt. Randy A. Burnett, son Belmar Methodist ...... 1 Les Tasncy clipped in with n 213 Cherokees 3 ment with highest scores ever, re­ and Celeste-.Chbirs; will sing, .*‘Come. . Wegcman,’ .will.-sing at 11 o’clock. : of Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry H. Burnett, Avon Methodist '...... 1 game, and a 529 series. Seminoles...... 2 ports Watson MacClure. There Christians*' Jbiri'. to Sirig’’. : hn '.ar­ Nursery care for small children will 114 Broadway,' Ocean , Grove,-, com­ ".. -200 Games were rolled by: 200 Club Delawares ...... D were six games over 250. Next range by Zaninelli, and VAsk Ye be.provided at It o'clock, .Sunday pleted a - light vehicle driver’s Earle Johnson ...... 237 Ollie Klein Jr.' '...... 256-202 Cheyenne ...... 0 year’s (ournament. will be in Tren­ \yhaf G I’oa t Things I K ho \v i by, School, meets aV- ^ O with classes : course at Fort Dix ,March'18.: Bill Morawe 232 Bill Greener...... 224 Commanches 0 ton. the same composer. , .; {for-nursery (beginning at age two) I During the five-week course, Doug Polhemus ...... 221 George Laird ...... 220 Apaches .I.!:..:..;...... 1 ' ------* — :— A t the second service tlie Chan­ through High School. The Meth- ( Burnett , was trained in- the opera­ George Hulse ..... 220 Les Tasney ...... :.... 213 cer. --Choir will ^ sirig.^‘EpWter An­ t odist. Men w ill' meet. Wednesday, • "Happy Easter Bunny’.’- nt ion and "maintenance of military . Jim Loeb ...... 217 Edward Dorak ...... 212 them” by Billings. The Carol Choir with Mr. Emmet Hester giving an. High Yes.m Ser. vehicles up to and including the Jack Henry ...... 215 Lou Molinari :...... -..... 211 w ill" sing, ‘‘God Who Made ' the ^ illustrated talk on’. Pakistan. The; Pawnees 1973 two and one-half ton truck. Russ Snyder 211 Charles Spina ..... 211 Earth” by Friedell, “The Robin men are also sponsoring a pancake Commanches ...... 1916 Dinner- Awards Burhett completed basic train Frank Wilgus . .. 210 Joe Hammond .... Song” by Curry, and the “-Easter supper April 16, from 5 to 7 P. M., Cherokees ...... V...... 1912 ing at Fort Dix, after entering the Harry Newman ...... :. 209, 203 Jon Hanzes committee. He-.wiii . be. assisted, by in.Fellowship Hall, High Ind.'Ser. NEPTUNE — The Neptune Re­ Army last November. - Jtf.ohn Wilson 209 Bob Hulse ...... E. Smith .... 589 creation Commission Winter Bas­ ’Dwight Loomis ...... 208 Frank Webster ...... The 19-year-old -soldier Is' a .1965. R. Bush ..... 562 ketball Leagues wound up their graduate of Neptune High School, Bob Jackson ...... 208 Individual High Scries High Team Game season with a dinner attended by . Jim Burke ...... 201 Ollie Klein Jr...... Navahos ...... ;. 698 256:pjayers and families. Mr. Larry Navy Ensign Walter P. Kehoe' Bob Gray 201 Bill Greener ....:...... Delawares ...... 691 Henessy, township recreation direc- Jr., son of Mrs. Helen M. Kehoe of Joe Hammond 574 Team Standings Cherokees ...... 690 ton and Neptune High School coach 625 S. Riverside Drive, Neptune, is Edward Dorak .-...... 572 • y - w. ii. High Ind. Game was the featured.speaker. attending the Minesweeping Engin­ Lou M olinari ...... 663 Craftsmen Club No. 1 50Vi 33 % H. Condos ...... ;.... . 227 ■ Mr. Joseph McNeil,, director of eer' Officer course . at the Naval Team Standings Belmar Presbyterian ...... <9% 34% G. Beekman 224 the 5th: and 6th grade league, pre­ Mine .Warfare School in Charles­ ' . W. L Shoremen ...... 49 35 E. Smith 217 sented awards to, the championship ton,, SI C. . ' . Klein’s Fish Mkt.;...... *. 53 34 • Trinity Ushers No. 1...... 47% 36% Top Ten Averages Celtics arid the runnerup Royals, as The six-week course assists him Ardmore Hotel 47. 40 First Methodist, A P 47 37, Eriid Smith...... 165.81 well as the most valuable player In preparing for duties with the U. Kedersha’s Bootery ...:....: 47 40 West Grove M ethodist.... 47 37 Gladys Beekman ...... 160.2 and high scorer . trophies, which S. Mine Forces, which are respon­ Lou’s Barber Shop 46 41 W all Methodist ...... 43 41 Ruth Bush ..... 153,62 both went to Rick Beekman of the sible . for mihe warfare readiness “JUST TO BE Sportsman’s Shop :...... 44 43 Craftsmen Club No. 3 .... 42 42 Muriel Kelly ...... J‘.... 149.20 Celtics. The foul shooting trophy throughout the fleet. A & N Truckers ...... 43 44 IN , IjFirst Presbyterian, A. P. 42 42 Leslie Kellers ..... 148.32 went to D.arrell Brown of the War­ When he graduates from the Grovers 42% 44% Craftsmen Club No. 2 ....3914 44% Charlotte Meyer ...... 146.79 riors. school, the only one of its kind in OCEAN GROVE Coast Cities Coaches ;... 39% 47% St. Pauls Ushers 39 . 45 Bobby Woyshner ...... 146.60 Mr! -Ed Tories, director of the the United States, he will be trans­ International 30 '48 NOW THAT Avon Methodist 38% 45% Betty DeRose ...... 143.62 4th grade league, presented awards ferred to a ship or shore station Isacson Builders 34 63 Trinity Ushers N o.'2 ...... 37% 46% Helen Condos ...... 143.2 to the champion' Knicks, while the where he will serve as a mine- SPRING IS Jean Dabler V...... 142.13 most valuable player and high sweeping engineering officer. Memorial Methodist 35 49 HERE!” Belmar Methodist .,'•••...... 33 51 OCEAN GROVE Team High Series !scorer. trophies went to Tim Lee; Wanamassa Chrtn Ref 32 52 BUSINESSMEN’S LEAGUE Cherokees .... 1869 with Larry Hennessy Jr., winir.g Airman Third, Class DonsJd R. jj j ■ : , Team High Game the foul shooting trophy. Keene, son o{ Mr. and Mrs. Sam SHORE BUSINESSMEN’S Well it looks likfe Nagle's has first Seminoles,,...... ;...... Ji...... 654 Final standings ot the 5th. and 6th Malone, 5 Olive St., Neptune, has BOWLING LEAGUE place all sewn up. With only 9 Individual High Series grade league:’ been graduated at Lowry AFB, The Ardmore Hotel team made games left to bowl, Nagle’s needs R. Bush ...... 509 Celtics ;...... 12 1 Colo., from the training course for their minds up to have something only one more victory to clinch the Ind. High Game Royals ...... 10 3 U. S. Air Force munitions special- to -say about who is going to win title. They Increased their lead this Gladys Beekman ;..... 185 .Chargers ...... 9 4 ists. all the marbles. Last week it week by taking, two games from Leslie Kellers ...... 185 HawksT.':...... 8. 5 ' Airman Keene, a graduate of Jookocl like they were out of the the Cleaners. For all of us who Games Over 160 Warriors ...... 6 7 Delhaas High School, Bristol, Pa., • FAl ESTATE • INSURANCE • M OITGaCES U EST. 1920 Vieture, but they bounced back this thought they would soon fold,, they R. Bush ...... ; 179, 183 Raiders 4 9 is being assigned to Pease AFB, N. week by sweeping all three games proved that they were superior this L. Kirby ...... :...... 1...... 182 Flyers ...... V...... 310 H„ for duty with the Strategic Air 53 Main Ave., Occan Grove * 774-1058 774-2080 from the Isacson Builders. By win- year. Frank Holl and-Warren Hulse E. Smith ...... 166, 161, 174 Vikings ...... 0 13 Command. ' . .ning all three, games the Hotelmen were the leaders this time but they M. Kelly ...... :.... :. 172 The five ton scorers were: find themselves tied . fo r second had a lot of help. Frank Barchl and G. Beekman ...... i.i.-,.,..... '185 Rick Beekman, Celtics ..... 301 Pvt. Larry R. Uretzky, 1308 Eigh­ place with Kedersha’s Bootery, and Bud Jackson; were the leaders for I. Slocum ...... 175 Joe Loftus, Raiders 201 th Ave., Neptune, received an early : six games out of first place. Cap­ the: Cleaners. . L. K ellers ...... 185 Chris Sibole, Chargers ...... 177 promotion to Army pay grade pri­ tain Charlie Veron was the pace Pathway, took 3 games from D. Perkins ...... 172 Tom Lee, Royals ...... 1.164. vate E-2 on completion O f , basic setter for the Hotelmen. For the Smith’s Hardware to move up to B. DeRose ...... 162 Ken Dellett; Celtics I...... Ilf) combat training at Fort Dix, March • . Isacson Builders it was their anchor fifth place with n shot at the three B. Woyshner 174 Most points scored in one game — 26. . man Russ Alaimo coming thru with way tie for second place. Tom Davis C. Dietz .....;...... ICO Celtics 60;'Least points given up in Uretzky was awarded the promo- NEED A high series. . . . and Bill Freed were the leaders for • Lou’s Barber Shop finally won Pathway. Kick Furbeck was the themselves a bowling match after leader for Smith's. • ■ posin g five weeks in a row. They Bronson's moved into the tie for won two games from the team be­ second place by taking two- games low them, the Sportsman's Shop- from Belmar : Healing. Bronson’s: The Ba'rbcr. Shop . team is now rid- linrt real strong bowling from four •ing in third place one gilme behind of their men; Bill Sniith, Stu Blair, tlie two teams, tied- for.:'second Loren:-Moses, and Paul Pratt.' Ed place. LouMolinari led the Bnrbsr Davis was the leader for Belmar; Shop with a 503 series. .Tho Sports­ Campbell's took two games from man’s Shop'team is. sole owner of Westinghouse to, stay .In a tie for fourth place, and setting the pace sixth place. ICen Johnson arid Bill- for this team was anchor man Truex were the leaders for Camp­ Joe Hammond who hammered out a bell’s. Bob Sutton nnd Dick Day led 7 7 S- 1 8 T6 208 game, and a/574 series. F ol­ Westinghouse. B i l l Mockridge • Bedding Plants Rose Bushes lowing Joe was Charlie Spina who should have stayed in the Keys', , NO WAITING came thru with a 211 game, and Grove Barbers won two games • Flower Seeds and Bulbs ■ a 546 series. this week and they were allowed to FAST SAME ^ .T h e A & N Truckers pulled the keep both victories. Their opponent • Grass Seed and Fertilizer ' . biggest upset of the year , by was the Laundry..: Frank,. Wilgus, sweeping all three games from the and Paul Oberhauser led the Bar­ • :Everereeris • Pansies • Garden es DAY SERVICE second place team Kedersha’s Boot- bers’ ; Danny Hayes Was high for ery. The Bootery team riding in the Laundfy. second' place, and only four games For those that are Interested the FOR: fl> behind the league leading team, banquet will be held on • May 7, a A Little Joyous Effort Will Beautify Your Property & The Town Klein’s Fish Mkt., now: find them­ Saturday night,, at the. Beacon • Plumbing # Oil Burners selves six games behind, and tied Manor in Point Pleasant Beach. with the Ardmore Hotel for sec­ Team Standings ' # Automatic # Electric ond place. Anchor man Bill Green­ w . L. This is Your ONE-STOP STORE Water Sewer er was the big man for the Truck­ Nagle’s Drugs ., .... 56^ 30^4 ers. Bill hammered out a nice 224 Grove Cleaners 48 39 Heaters Cleaning game; and a nice 582 series. Bill Westinghouse ...... 48 - 39 For Clean-Up, Paint-Up, Fix-Up Time was given a nice helping hand by Bronson’s Agency .... 48 39 WE SELL—INSTALL—SERVICE George Laird Jr. who came thru Pathway Market ...... 44 43 with a big 220 game, and also a Campbell's Barbers ..... 43 .44 ' — Free Delivery — hand from teammate Jon Han- Smith’s Hardware ...... 43 .44 zes .iyith a 617 series, and a 206 Grove Barbers .... 37% 49% game. The big gun for the Boot- Belmar Heating...... 36 51 ory team was anchor man Jim Ocean Grove Laundry 31 56 Ikuss who pounded .the pins for a 200 Club 647 series. Bob Sutton ...... -...... & SON INC. Klein's Fisli Mkt., with a big Gene Jackson ;;...... help from the A & N Truckers, Loren Moses .... ESTABLISHED 1909 and some good bowling on their Frank Holl .... “The Hardware Store of Ocean Grove” own part,, extended their league Dick Furbeck ...... '... 1420 9th AYE. NEPTUNE Ed Holl lead by six games. Bowling wtih 51 MAIN AVENUE Phone 774-4741 only four men, the Fishermen man­ Stu B la ir .... RADIO DISPATCHED SERVICE aged to win two-games from the Paul Pratt .:... International team, nnd lost the Tom Davis FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1966 A G E FUUK OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY :Mrs. Harold Bills was elected j would take'up residence in Oceah: Fifteen Years Ago president of the Ocean Grove Wo­ Grove, where the groom was a man’s : Club.' Other officers elected photographer In.. the employ of were. Miss Frances Fpster,'. first vice; Ffank S. Morris, of Main Avenue.' president; Mrs. John M. Dey, trea­ The Neptune board of education And Neptune Times (From the April. 13, 1951, Issue surer; Mrs. Lincoln Work, corres­ re-eleeted John H. Dewls of Ocean of The Times) Published Friday Telephone 775-0007 ponding . secretary; Mrs. A. D. Grove, president; and Henry D. WILLIAM T. KRESGE, Editor and Publisher . . Dr. Rosetta Sherwood Hall, 85, a Clark,.trustee. : ' •' ' • Chamberlain, also of the ' Grove, • Peggy Holl and Jean Williamson. Local Editors v retired medical missionary of the SIXTV-FOUR MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY was re-elected vice president. ;New Method|st Church, died at the Dr. Theodore Schlossbach, son of SUBSCRIPTION: $3.50 yearly, $2.25' semi-annually. board members were Charles B. • • Bancroft-Taylor Home, ‘ O cean Martha Schlossbach and the late ADDRESSES changed on request—always give former address. Wilgus and Edward C. Sweet. . ADVERTISEMENTS: Rates will be furnished by us on request. I Grove. Dr. Hall was the founder of Abraham Schlossbach, pioneer WATCH THE LABEL ON YOUR PAPER FOR THE EXPIRATION OF A surprise party was given by?^ YOUR SUBSCRIPTION ______- the Women’s Medical college and merchant of Asbury Park, would Jeanette Taylor, daughter of Mr. Second Class Postage Paid at Ocean Grove, N. J. four hospitals in Korea, where she arrive home the following He Scout Troop 46, Neptune, met at John B. Stout, president of the and Mrs; William E. Taylor, 88 Ab­ . THE TRUTH IN ITS PROPER PLACE ______had spent 45 years. When she and was the physician and surgeon on the home of Mrs. Isabelle Rush, 139 Neptune Board of. Education an- bott Avenue, Ocean Grove, mark­ THE TIMES is on sale ot the following news stands: Ocean Grove—Day s her late husband first went to Kor­ board the whaling boat Wyatt-Earp Embury Avenue, Ocean Grove. A ing her birthday. Those in atten­ Stationejy and Ruth’s Stationery: Asbury Park—Freddie’s (Emory at Lake). ea, they were stoned and held pris­ noueed the appointment of the fol­ of the Llncoln-Etlswortli, Sfiuth Neptune—Varsity Shop, Warner Drug, Neptune Soda S h o p ;i Cuccurullo s Deli­ shower was given Mrs. Willard lowing committees. They were: fin­ dance were Mabel Perry, Mary catessen, Nick’s. Harvey’s, Wilson. Gable’s Drug. Muller’s Delicatessen, Hamilton oners there. Early fame and inter­ Pole Expedition to Little' :Anierica. Sweet Shop, Hamilton Drug, Bill and Mae’s Delicatessen. Colonial House Coiiee Hurley, West Belmar. Those at­ ance; Augustus B. Knight, chair­ Wheeler, Grace Adams, Henrietta Shoppe, and the Cracker Barrell In Shark River Hills; Noptune City—Smitty s est in her work among the Koreans Dr. Schlossbach's brother, Lieuten­ tending were Mr. William Krayer, Adams, Gladys Milligan, James Mil­ and Tommy’s. . . . came about when she successfully man; Roland B. Reighton, Edmund ant Commander Isaac. Echlossbach, Mrs. Edythe: Hurley, Mrs. Marie ligan, Orlo Jenkinson, Henry corrected a hair lip on a daughter L . Thompson and the district clerk, was a member of Admiral Byrd’s Steever, Mrs. Dorothy Solly, Mrs, Alfred P. Todd, Educational, Mrs. Wheeler, Cortland Gravatt and of a well-to-do family. Korean cus­ Second Expedition,1 and navigator Minerva Cochranj Mrs.. Margaret Melvin Holmes. tom prevented deformed girls or Anna T. Dey, thalrman; Kelghton, of the Submarine Nautilus of the White, Mrs. Floyd Rush, Mrs. Dol­ Knight, and the principal, O, J. Of all the April fool pranks play­ boys from marrying unless their Sir Hubert Wilkins's Expedition. ores Bates,. Mrs.' Cora / Tollman, ed In Ocean Grove the previous prospective mate was also deform­ Moulton. Building, Mr. Thompson, Mrs. Dorothy Wilkins, Mrs. Bette Mr. and Mrs. Everett D. Clayton, ed. Her husband died many years chairman; Hugh .O. Moore, ahd Al- Saturday the best one was attri- ' Cross and Mrs. BeUy Blnney, Co­ 1531 Tenth Avenue, Neptune, an­ buted to Dr. W. A. Robinson. In hls ^.' before. & Dr. Rosetta Hall lived to vah Bennett. Hygiene, Claude. L a w r hostesses were Mts. Cochran and nounced th*e engagement of their, yard at Main Avenue and Pilgrim receive untold honors and became Mrs. Cross'. ‘ ' '- . lor, chairman; Bennett and Mrs. daughter Vivian Leah Clayton to Pathway the Doctor “grew” a beau­ member of numerbus medical . - — — Dey. Athletic, Mr. Thompson, Stephen M. Wilson, of Marshall- tiful red rose on a bush without societies in the far east. berg, North Carolina. chairman; Milton T. Wright and leaves. Many persons stopped to ‘ ' Dr. William VonOehsen, of Ocean admire the flower, not noticing the Grove, was elected president of the Thirty Years Ago Lawlor. Transportation, Mr. Relgh­ Announcement had been made of absence of leaves and forgetting Red and , Black Association, . suc­ ton, chairman; Thompson and the marriage, March 22, of Miss about the first of April until their' ceeding Capt. James O’Rourke, of Knight. Cafeteria, Mrs. Dey,; Chair­ Patricia B. Darling, of Long Beach, eyes took in an explanatory card ■ the Neptune police Department. Cal., to ■ George Emmerson Pullen, (F rom the April 10, 1936, Issue man; Moore and Wright. attached to the stalk near the The Ladies’ auxiliary fo Boy of ’ The Times) - . son'Of Mr; and Mrs. Joseph Pullen,; formerly of Corlies Avenue, Nep­ ground. |J tune. Mrs. J. E. Mullin HOMES FOR YOU , .(Continued from Page I) ears Ago to door solicitation of business ill AND INCOME TOO! .the area.- ■. .■ A Selection o f Homes Priced Under $14,000 1916 Story of Easier "Bell Ringer volunteers' will carry the door-to-door.' request for (From the April 7, 1918, Issue TheWorld and her people seem born anew with the com­ $12,500 DUPLEX— Owners’ apartment plus $1,500 income. • of The Times) funds to every, family In the area,” Miss Gertrude M. M erk,' Hemp­ ing of Springtime and of Eastertide. Many of the flowers Mrs; Mullin stated/ “They will also $14,000 WITH SEPARATE HOUSE — Bedroom and lavatory stead L. I. and Willifim H. Loson, of that grow in our Springtime gardens have a legendary sig­ bring their neighbors a vital leaf­ first floor, three bedrooms and hath second — plus $45.00 Ocettn Grove, were united in mar­ income from detached house. ‘ , nificance, and it is interesting to correlate the events of the let, 'Information about Mental Ill­ riage by the Rev. Dr. George Keis- ECONOMICai, _ Resurrection with the (lowers of Eastertide. Lilies are used ness that : 'Everyone S h o u ld . $11,500 NEW. BATH, NEW ROOF, LOTS OF OTHER “ NEW ”., ler, pastor, of the Lutheran church 24 HOUR SERVICE S Nice property, vacant, ready for you. : ■ in profusion on church altars because they are a symbol of Know.” ’ “Knowledge about symp­ at Flushing, an uncle of the bride. Courteous, Comfortable, Cleu toms, about early need for treat­ A fter a brief bridal tour the couple Safe and Dependable purity and light. ' '■ $11,700 WITH EFFICIENCY APARTMENT— plus 10 bedrooms ment, about places In the commun­ and DOWN N EAR THE OCEAN. The legend of the Dogwood Tree reminds that the Spring­ ity where the, emotionally disturbed time flowering of the Dogwood has remained a symbol of and their families, can receive help $13,500 AND CLOSER TO THE OCEAN — Owner’s Apt. and 10:bedrooms—-heated for all year use. Divine Sacrifice and the triumph of Eternal Life.’ As surely is'essential in order to reduce the toll of this tragic illness,” Mrs. . SERVING TIIE SHORE SINCE 1910 j as Springtime arid Easter come again, the Dogwood blossoms 24 HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE OR THOMAS WASSON 778-6232 Mullin commented, v. with the' season, and seems to bear out the promise of" life WHEN IT COMES TO REALTORS, WE STARTED IN L D Information and referral, public renewed. • , OCEAN GROVE . . . is a word that can mean joy and happiness to education, and support of resedrch In medieval times, the Tulip was believed to symbolize the person who has purchased the property they have are only parts of the board pro­ . 771-7500 ahvay wanted, or it can mean disappointment to the resurrection, arid wc- can easily see an early day. correla gram of the Monmouth County the person who failed to act in time.* - tion to the occasion of Easter and the blossoming of the Tu­ Mental- Health Association, she lips. The Daffodil was early likened to. the'trumpet, the pointed out. THE GARRABRANT AGENCY ACT NOW! MEMBER SHORE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE. . . . drop by today — look at our window offerings — come musical instrument most often mentioned in the Bible. "Year round, day in and out, As­ ' in;,we will be happy to show you additional listings, or sociation volunteers give help to 714 Summerfield Avenue Asbury Park talk over your needs with us. You can be first In line Violets are a symbol of Steadfastness. In today’s greet­ whS3L!hc property you want comes along. ing card designs Violets and other flowers are pictured adorn­ emotionally and mentally disturbed * / *1 Serving the Shore Since 1910 _FOR EXAMPLE — A DUPLEX, 2*6 blocks to beach in Saturdays — Evenings: Tom wosson 77G-G232 SE section. Hot water (radiators) oil fired heating sys­ ing the. Cross. It is said that early Christians added flowers adults and; children in programs' tem. Separate entrances, 2 baths (one each side), 2 other that reach them before they enter lavatories, six bedrooms each side. Dwelling in good re- to their drawings of crosses on the walls of the catacombs, 512.0°0—offers considered. Then we have treatment, while they are In the BUNGALOWS — One a darling little home of just 3 thus seeking to lighten the memory of the cross as an in­ rooms and bath. Property situated on full lot facing hospital and when they return. south with nice garden area. Gas-fired heat. Ultra low strument, of the Saviour’s death. Their work has made the difference cost taxes , and upkeep. Now being offered ot $8,500 firm. Need Money?? Then there is a 2 bedroom bungalow near parking lot at The Egg, symbol of life, has an important place in Eas­ between hope and despair for hun­ Bradley. This Is a stucco on hollow tile dwelling with a dreds of lives.” The rest, of us can fireplace In living room. Oil-fired hot air heat. Needs ter customs, and legend tells us eggs are laid by Easter rab­ Want to Live Rent Free?? minor decorating, but this has been taken in consider­ help too, by giving just a short ation in the list price of $12,900. For a TWO-APARTMENT bit's on Easter Eve. Chicks, Ducklings and Bunnies are sym­ opportunity we have a dandy. It’s located near the Main amount of time during tjie “ FIGHT. Have You Seen These Avenue entrance. Separate entrances. Corner property. bolical of the Renewal of .Life in the Springtime. MENTAL ILLNESS CAMPAIGN,” ba“ menl- , 01I“fir^ heat- Se« 11 l°dayf Lists at ; New Listings??? $14,000. Convenient mortgages on all these properties if Easter takes its English name- from the Anglo Saxon Those who wish to volunteer for desired. Eostre, goddess of Spring whose festival was held every April. the Bell Ringer March may call the CORNER LOCATION The word “paschal” (pertaining to Passover or Easter) de­ Association Headquarters. between Home with 2 apartments. Owner’s quarters, living room, 9:b0 and 5:00 P. M. The telephone rives from the French word “Pasques” for Easter, which in kitchen, dining room, 2 bedrooms. <1*1 UTATE • INSURANCE ■ MOtTOAOU U I1T. ItM the beginning came through the Latin from the Hebrew name number. 542t3444 or Mrs. Mullin Asking only $9,500.00 774-5288. "■ S3 Main A v e , Ocean Grove 774-1058 774-2080 of Passover, the time of the sacrifice of the lamb. BLOCK TO ASBURY BRIDGE • In the beginning there was much disagreement over the 3 apartment unit, good income. Huge owner’s apt. with Township of Neptune, in the Coiirity pirivate porch and large sunny kitchen. To see it is to want it actual date of Easter, but the First Nicene Council, A.D. 325, ofrMonmouth in accordance with the "Plans of proposed construction ot Listed at $18,000. Make offer. finally decreed that Easter should fall on the first Sunday Sanitary Sewer, Willow Avenue, Town- ship -pi Neptune, Monmouth County. iy2 BLOCKS TO OCEAN “YOUR SPECIAL AGENT” after the first, full moon on or after March 21. The earliest N. J." dated November 1965, prepared ' J!-' by Claude W. Birdsall. Municipal En­ Beautiful A bedroom owner’s quarters with the advantage IS YOUR possible date on which Easter may-occur is March 22; the gineer. and on file in the oftice of the of an efficiency apt. with separate entrance, that carries the Township Clerk. LOCAL AGENT latest, April 25. 2. The Township Committee hereby expenses of the home. This is truly an UNDERPRICED OF­ determines- that the sum of Ten Thou­ FERING A T $15,500.00 A NEW H S T IN G .r • Main Ave. Corner—Small 3 family home—Free Living for On Sunday, the world and her people will be dressed in sand, ($10,000.00) Dollars to be suf­ ficient to defray the costs and expenses HANDY TO OCEAN AND SHOPPING Owner pins retdm on investment, (2-3 rm. and 1-2 rm Apart­ Spring’s finery to herald the joyous Resurrection. of said improvement. ments) all occupied. Hot Air Oil Heat. FULL PRICE — 3. The Township Committee hereby, 3 beautiful units . . . Ideal location and a good income pro­ ..$12,500.00. appropriates the sum.of Ten Thousand ducer for the retired couple looking for . -yV something exWa LEGAL NOTICE chine and Stand to be used in con­ ($10,000.00) Dollars from . the Sewer speciaH .' -z- i. v ;• .' • Three bedroom Home, 1 Vi Baths, hot air oil heat. Room for nection with the financial operation of Capital Improvement Account of. tho Garage. Main Ave. Between Penna. & N. J. Aves. MUST SELL ORDINANCE NO. 6’J8 tlie Township of Neptune, in the Coun­ Mid-Town Sanitary Sewer System of A BRAND NEW LISTING . .. . $15,900 '. . . and worth it! XOWKS1IV OF'NEPTUNE IN THE ty of Monmouth. . ,19GGl and. prior years to' pay the costs — $12,000.00. COUNTV OF MONMOUTH 2.. The-; Township Committee hereby o f 'said improvement; ;, v .. determined* that the .sum of: Eight 4.■•-.All further acts 'and proceedings, • Clark Ave. Corner — Three SUMMER BUNGALOWS, (2 bed- AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR Thousand (§8,000.00)' Dollars, to b6 suf­ .which may be necessary to be taken by : V Vl ;• REALTOR MEMBER S.M.LS. . “. • rooms & Bath each) ON 2 LOTS, Three blocks from OCEAN. A THE LICENSING AND REGULA­ ficient to defray the costs and expenses the Township Committee in carrying GIFT A T — $11,000.00 furnished. . TION OF TAXICAB STANDS, TAXI­ of said improvement. v i'-y -V. , out and executing the said -Improve­ CABS,- AND THE OWNERS AND 3. . The Township Committee hereby ment,- and air orders' relating .thereto, . Beautiful HOME Si Business: Seavlew Ave. 1 block from OCEAN .DRIVERS THEREOF, AND THE appropriates the -sUm -‘of. Eight .Thou­ may he done and. made by resolution EDWIN D; RALSTON AGENCY Largo Owner's Apartment. Tile Bath plus 27 nomine Rooms, all with BUSINESS OF OPERATING TAXI- sand ($8i000.00) Dollars from 'the Sewer of th*5 , Township Committee. . . running water, plenty ol .hath facilities, Hot Water-Gas lieat, Full' Cel- CAB5, FIXING THE FEES FOR LI­ Capital. Improvement Account of the 5. This .ordinance shall become^ ef­ Photic 775-0398- 776-8600 lar. Completely furnished, excellent condition both inside & out. Shows CENSES, IN . THE TOWNSHIP OF M id-Tow n Sewer System o f 1966 arid fective when finally passed and pub­ 15%-on investment with free living. lished -.qc'cording .to law.. NEPTUNE, IN THE COUNTS OF prior years to pay the costs of said im- REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE MUST SELL — SACRIFICE AT $36,000, TERMS MONMOUTH, AND PROVIDING p’roveme.nt. ; • =.‘; .. ... : . . . (Signed) JOSEPH WARDELL • M ayor 48 MAIN AVENUE OCEAN GROVE, N. J. PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS :4. 'All further' acts and . proceedings ^Better Buy from HURRY and Be Satisfied” THEREOF. which may be necessary to be taken A tte stJ O S E P H E. .BENNETT by the Township Committee in carry­ Clerk - Approved on first reading March 15. ing out- and. executing/the, said im­ —14 • ••••; . ; .; $11.20 provement, . and’ all: orders relating J. A. HURRY AGENCY 1 ^Approved, passed, and adopted on thereto, may. be ' done- and made, by REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE -final reading April 9. 10GG. ___ resolution of the Township Committee. (Signed) JOSEPH WARDELL : 5.' ‘This ordinance shall’ become, ef­ Mayor fective when Anally passed [ and pub­ 66 MAIN AVENUE OCEAN GROVE Attest: JOSEPH E. BENNETT lished according; to law/ •• • % F O R SALE TeL 771-4132 Clork (Signed) JOSEPH WARDELL *1.16 ... :•*^ '-!■• :r-. M a y o r Comer property; good tocation; NEW LISTINGS Eetabliahed over 50 YEARS —n . Attest: JOSEPH E. BENNETT : : Clerk : ■ - v\ large owner’s apartment pins ORDINANCE NO. 699 eleven bedrooms and apartment; TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE IN TIIE 14 •: $10.88 COUNTY OF MONMOUTH . hot water oil heat.. Let us show you these and other desirable ORDINANCE NO. 700 A good buy at $16,000. - properties for your consideration. NOTICE is hereby given that at'a TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE IN THE regular meeting o£ the Township Cora- COUNTY OF MONMOUTH Broadway; good location; four F O R SALE mlttee of the Township^ of Neptune in apartments. the County of Monmouth, held on the NOTICE is hereby given that at a 5 room, year round house, hot air heat. Price • 2 family—new baseboard heat. Lovely apartments. Fine location. •fifth day of April, 1DG6, the following regular meeting of the Township Com­ $18,000. - Listed at $12,000. mittee o f the Township o f .Neptune In ordinance was introduced and passed Summer, guest house; close , to $7,000. • Bungalow—5 rooms, open fireplace, automatic heat, full base­ the County' of Monmouth, held on the ment and finished attic. A ll this plus a full sized OARAGE. Owner ° nSafiidStTownshFp Committee will meet fifth day of April, I960, the following ocean. See and make offer.' moving-out o f state haa.reduced price to o n ly -$ l6^ 00. iff at Ihe Township Headquarters, 137 ordinance w as-introduced arid passed Asking $12,000. • 2 family plus a small cottage. Oil burners. Reduced for a quick W South Main Street, Neptune. New ' Jcr- on first -reading. -' . - 7 rooms, hot water oil heat. Price $9,500. : sale to only $8,500, Bey. on the nineteenth day of April. Said Township Committee will meet Three lots for sale. ' • Beautiful home. Modern and in best taste. This home boasts all 1966, at 8:00 P.M.. to consider the -said at the Township Headquarters, 1137 the,very newest features even finished study and recreation, rooms in ordinance for rtnal passage and adop­ South Main Street, Neptune, New. Jer­ $7,000. : 18 room duplex, hot water oil heat. Price basement* $23,000. . tio n and to give all Interested persons sey, on the nineteenth day of April. • Bungalow—5 rooms and bath. Oil fired hot water heat. Only on opportunity to be heard concerning 1966, at 8 :00 P.M., to consider the said $12,500. $ n f500. . - . - - ■ the ordinance. ______, ordinance for final passage* and adop- • 2 family. Central location. Each apartment 4 rooms and bath. • I tion arid to give all interested persons Fine:condition. Automatic * heat. Reduced for a quick sale to settle. AV ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING TIIE an.opportunity to- be heard concerning' • Guest House. Rooms and small apartments. Furnished. Ask­ PURCHASE OF AN NCR ACCOUNT­ the ordinance. ■ •■; •';- - . ; Jennie Meyer ing $10,000. . r... V.-.. ING -MACHINE AND STAND TO BE Also many other fine listings ready for your inspection. USED IN CONNECTION WITH THE AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR FINANCIAL OPERATIONS OF THE THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SANI­ AGENCY TARY SEWER IN WILLOW AVE­ I ALVIN E. BILLS, Realtor TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, IN THE ' COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. AN** NUE IN THE TOWNSHIP OF NEP­ REAL ESTATE V. M. KUBLER PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENTS TUNE, IN THE COUNTY OF MON­ Member of SMLS MOUTH, AND PROVIDING FOR THEREOF.. ■ 58 Main Avenue THE PAYMENT THEREOF. 78 MAIN AVE. • • OCEAN GROVE Realtor BE IT ORDAINED HY THE TOWN­ SHIP OF NEPTUNE, JN THE COUNTY BE IT ORDAINED BY THE'TOWN­ Ocean Grove, N. J. OF NEPTUNE, IN THE COUNTY 117 MAIN AVE. OCEAN GROVE OF MONMOUTH:' ■ • SHIP I Dial 774-2124 . ;-'- J. There shall be purchasedrby( the OF MONMOUTH: , TeL 774-3061 Phone 774-1142 ' ,. « r« rmintvof • 1. That a sanitary'Sewersanitary’ sewer shall be S S f h « « f t Awunltof M»r coratructed In Willow Avenue In the FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1966 OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY P A G E PI V# OCEAN GROVE Jim Hendrickson, a freshman at Interesting accounts of their , Oil painting awards went to Mrs. c'StiWrf alftuVn on Winslow Homer, MEMORIALS Northeastern University in Boston, visit to Buckhill Falls Guild Con- Cecilia Todd, Asbury Park, first; compflki1 by Mrs. Michael -V illa -, Mass., enjoyed a ten day spring ference were given by Mrs. Gay Mrs. Fred Arntz, Ocean Grove, sec- plano of Ncjitune City. OCEAN GROVE — The 18- .vacation with his parents^ Mr. and Porter and Mrs. Connie Stevens. ond; Mrs. Skelton, Asbury Park, Judges were Mrs. Marvin Scott, foot Memorial Cross on the? Mrs. Jamse Hendrickson, and fam­ It. \yas' then announced, that a third; and Mrs; Andrew Garbarine, Mrs. Walter Reid, Sea Girt, and front of the Ocean Grove Audi-, ily,; 93 Webb -Avenue, returning to Guild Workshop will be held In also- Asbury Park,' honorable 'men1 Miss Ellen Liberies, New York. toriuirc, facing the sea, will be college classes Sunday. the Church 'on April '30. tloh. . : Speakers were. Mrs. J. A. Wargci, lighted the week of April 9-16 Weather In.the Shore area the During the month of May, Guild First place for water colors was state American home chairman, in loving memory of Mr; Char­ past • week has been unseasonably members. will-- be greeters In won by Mrs, Frederick D’Anna of Mrs. Sylvia F. Meehan, county les Schriizler, by .his wife and cool, with variable cloudiness. Tem­ Church on Sunday and hostesses Little Silver; second, Mrs. Russell home economist, and Winnie Smart, T ic Ethel Selby Circle of St. j The North Shore Church Bbwl- children. j '... peratures were mostly 10' degrees at the. W.S.C.S. Installation. The C. Govett Sr., Asbury Park; third, local artist, who spoke on various vfau l’s Churchwill hold ti bake sale' Ing League wjnds up on May 4 for The Memorial Sign on the below normal, ranging from the Guild installation will take place Mrs. Madge Stratton,. Little Silver, art media. Its 19th season of play, with the tomorrow (Saturday) at Howard Auditorium roof Will also be low thirties to a high of 55. Some at the next meeting with all pre­ and honorable mention, Mrs. Freda Mrs. Raymond Warner, district final night, position night. Smith’s store on Main Avenue. lighted the same Week in loving rain fell' last Saturday., sent officers : and chalrladles as­ Johnson, Jersey Shore. American home chairman; Mrs. R, • Mrs. Henry Harley iB chairman. memory of Mr. Harold C. On Wednesday, April 13, (the • Nancy Day, daughter of Mr. and suming the same positions. Mrs, A. J. McNeill of Keyport S. Kessler, district art- chairman, first day children return to : Geary, by The Family. The Woman's) Club of -Ocean Mrs. Howard Huntley,; Heck Ave­ It wsa vpted to, give a memorial Literary Club won first place for and Mrs. Harry DeSamper, former school from Spring Recess) Grove will leave by bus April 25, nue, is a surgical patient at Fit- plant to the Church on . Easter ceramics, and Jersey Shore Wo­ district art chairman were in Principal of Ocean Grove man's Club first for its art appre- charge. . returning April 30, to the Smokey The Ethei Harpst Circle will kin Hospital. Sunday and to donate the Lenten Grammar School Mrs.. Doris Mountains in Tennessee. For res­ meet April 19 at' 2 PtM. in the Summer Round-up for Ocean offering, to the W.S.C.S. . Milligan, has requested parents ervations call Mrs. Harold Geary, Junior Room o f St. Paul’s Church. Grove children entering school in Mrs; Pollitt, Director of Metho­ OPEN ALL YEAR 774-0096. of second, fifth and sixth grade A white elephant sale will follow September, will be held at the dism in the Camden Urban Work, The DEANS 55 EMBURY AVENUE students send lunch with their • In renewing her1 subscription to the meeting. school on. Monday,. May 23. gave an illustrated lecture on the child in order for them to prac­ Tel. 775-4076 • Dining Room Air Conditioned • Breakfast Served 8 to IV The Tiroes, Mrs. Grace . Beam, of The drawing for an Easter prize various results of their work. tice in the gym for the April 18 Mr. and Mrs. Lawience Horden, Mrs; McClelland then closed the Teaneck writes that she very much program at. the PTA meeting! 11 Abbott Avenue, attended: a re­ Is today at the fragrant and color­ »T,1 tin I 1 SURF, BEACH & BATH AVES. enjoyB reading it each week, and ful corner. of Central and Heck meeting. with' a prayer. Practice w ill.be during 11:50 union for cruise passengers of the allyear passes it along to friends who .vis­ Refreshments were Served by I he W hitneld A. M. to .12 -50 P. M. If needed “S. S. Empress of Canada” at the Avenues where abound. Flowers by it here summers. Mrs. Charlotte..Myers,: Mrs. - Elsie Winter Rates; Rooms sad Efficiency Apts. 776-97M , milk will be-provided for that home of Mr. ahd Mrs. H. Kandiner, Larry Mieras. Robinson , and Mrs,; Gladys Mlerow. • : .On Monday, Mrs. William T. Pol- day. Notices with permission Short Hills. Ail present had met on Philip Moses, son o f Mr. and Others attending were Mesdames . Open Phone:;;. Iey,; chairman of civics and legisla­ a two weeks cruise of the Virgin Mrs. Loren Moses, 123 Broadway, slips have been sent home with Florence Brucker, Lillian, Catley, All Year ST. ELMO HOTEL 774-9679’ tion Of the Ocean Grove Woman’s the children, for this Physical Islands, Jamaica and Puerto Rico was the lucky winner of a bassett Mabel Hodgson, Gladys Hopper, Corner Main and New York Aves. Club, attended the Federation In December . hound puppy last Saturday at a Education program demonstra­ Dorotha I. Moore, Emily Rehak, Modified American & European . ^ • Peter & Alison McGover* .luncheon at Trenton. Mrs. John E. tio n . - ’ ■ ..- , : •.' drawing to publicize , the opening Bea and Tom Smalles have re­ Ethel Vanek, Mary B. Hess,‘Helen Breakfast 8 to 10 Sunday Dinner 12:30 to 3 PJtf. McDonnell, Mrs, Ralph Hunt and of a shoe store in Belmar. Dinner 4:30 to 6:30 Mrs .Everett, White, . Sylvania turned to their home, 112 Broad-! Sarfaty, Alice Mlchak, A. Manley, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Jessup and Mrs- Samuel R. Drown also at- Avenue, Neptune City, is a patient way, after visiting for three weeks Irene C. Brock. Misses Miriam tended. his sister,. Mrs. Edythe Johnson, in Fitkin Hospital, Room 230; Hus­ with, son-in-law arid daughter, Mr. Clark,;'Luclle Dunn; Laurette Mc- have returned to 118 Cookman The Ocean Grove branch library, band Ev, of the Methpdist Home and Mrs. Ivor j. Thomas, of Whit­ Kendree, Mary J. Schwartz, Ruth Oassified Advertisements tier, Calif., “ . Avenue, after spending the winter in the Woman’s Club will not be Staff, in. the Grove, reports she .Is Schwartz, Lilly Sheffer, Guests Advertisement for these column* should be In the office of ‘‘The in Sarasota, Fla., with their bro­ open until 3 P.M. on Good Friday; enjoying cards from'her Grove fri­ Mrs. Charles Bossert, 62 Main Mrs. Pollitt and Mrs. McClelland. Times'' NOT LATER THAN 0:00 AJid. Thursday of each week. . ends, Thanks to her devoted fri­ Avenue, has been appointed chair­ ther and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mr.' and Mrs; Arthur P. Flay, 87 ■ — — CLASSIFIED AD KATES TELEPHONE 775-0007 end, Mrs. LeRoy Ward, for latest man of the annual Cancer Fund Jessup. Asbury Avenue, have returned news, of Helene. Douglas Blanchard, freshman at 25 W ords OR LESS EIGHTY CENTS . home after spending an enjoyable Drive in Ocean Grove, for the Creativity & Art Additional Words ABOVE 25 2 Cents pet Word seventh consecutive year. She re­ Loekhaven College, Lockhaveri, 5 Times for the.price of Four Consecuuve Insertions.'. For each line' nter in Madeira Beach, Fla. Mrs. William Nordhausen, chair­ (Continued irom Pace 1) capitalized or Indented, 15c additional charge. man, reports the sale of Easter ports the drive- will continue Pa.; arrived home . Wednesday: arid white chtfck jacket. Mrs. James Copy mailed in, given to a representative or brought to office, per- . sonally must be accompanied by cash or stamps to cover cost. Copy The executive board meeting of candy by the Ocean Grove P. T. A. through the month of April,. with night to spend Spring, vacation Sullivan, Jersey Shore ' Club won accepted over phone .as a courtesy^and convenience to customers. Bills d u e Immediately upon presentation. the Woman’s Club of Ocean Grove was very successful, thanks to class tlie .goal set at $800 this year. The with, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. second place. will meet Monday at 2 P.M. in the mothers and all who gave orders. following captains will direct soli­ StUart Blanchard, 96 Mt. Hermon Mrs. John Williamson , of Ocean’ ‘W ay.:.- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE clubhouse-1. . ■ . ; Reservations for the bus trip to citing:. Mrs. Dortha Shaller, Mrs. Grove, president of the 'Jersey HOUSES FOR RENT New York to view “Half A Six­ Edna.Swank, Mrs.Margaret Schet- Buddy Stoll ,son of Mr. and Mrs". Shore Woman’s Club was commen­ LOVELY HOME with owner’s apart* The regular meeting of the Wom­ ALL-YEAR rental. Bungalow; Mod­ t P nS o floar 5*room apartment pence," the acclaimed Broadway ellch, Mrs. A. LeRoy Ward,- Mrs. Otto Stoll, 110 Embury Avenue, is tator for the Fashion Show, and ern, gas heat, enclosed porch, nice and 1st floor 2-room apartment fo r ln - an’s Club will be held April 14 at Mrs. William Crawford, of the yard, corner. V. M. Kubler, Realtor, baseboard heat throughout. hi.t, may, be had by calling her soon;. William Harries, Mrs. William. home, from Brown • University, OnJy. $11,500 with wall-to-wall carpet 1:15 P.M; (closed .meeting)’. Elec­ 117 Main Ave..- Ocean Grove, Tel. 774- and furniture. 774-8554. The trip will be Saturday, Crozler, Mrs. William Morawe, Rhode Island, for Spring vacation. same dub, was pianist. 1142. ••• _~ 4 tl tion of Officers will take place, 6 rooms, full modern bathrooms on April .23, leaving the Ocean Grove Mrs Charles Ludwig and Howard Prizes for dressy Sweaters . went FOR RENT—2 room summer - cottage, 1st and 2nd floors; Automatic heat. w ith. balloting at 1 P.M. Guest, Can be used as one or two-famlly postoffice at 11 A, M. and after the Riley. : to Mrs. Frances I Glloth, Middle: twin beds, shower, private entrance, all Edith Gorgodian, “humorous mo- utilities, patiol.! near „ Auditorium and. n01,0, £ educed to only $10,000. show and dinner at the renouned Mr. and Mrs. Miles Lageveen town, first; Mrs. Mary Hepburn, Asbury P a rk .. Ideal fOr 2 adults. -9 8 2-fam ily house. Hot water heat, i^lus jnologist” . Mt. Tabor Way, Ocean Grove. — 11-15? 3*room cottage with oil burner. Spe­ Patricia Murphy’s In Yonkers,; re­ have arrived here from their Haw­ Keyport, second, arid Mrs. More-' cial to settle, only . $8,500. George C. Miller, of Madison land, Ru.mspn, honorable mention. OCEAN GROVE Furnished house. Several other listings In all types of turning homo by 11 P. M .; thorne home and. are now prepar­ Rent by week, six,rooms, bath upstairs, property starting at $5,000, ready for and Ocean ' Grove, presided an . Winners for'dressy knit sweaters Mrs. Dorothy Emerson’ proprie­ ing the. Shawmbnt Hotel on the lavatory downstairs, block from ocean, your inspection. t' Monday night at the 70th an­ were Mrs. George McKelvey, Sea South End, last'three weeks in .July. Bungalow, every improvement, base- tor of the Shell.Knitting Nook, fell oceanfront for the summer season. Call 761-4883. 13-17*. niversary banquet of. the New­ OCEAN GROVE — The Wesle­ Girt,, first, .Mrs. Jophia Pitcherl Only $15^000. * CXtra ,o t. plUS Sunday.. and broke her hip and. After enjoying the winter in Hol­ OCEAN GROVE — Yearly, .bungalow ark Goodwill Home and Rescue yan Service Guild met Tuesday Long Branch, second, and Mrs. ■ V. M. Kubler. Realtor. 117 Main A ve..' her wrist. She; is a- patient' in Fit- lywood, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. John with ocean- view, unfurnished, two Ocean Grove. Tel. 774-1142. — itf Mission, at the Military Park night in St. Paul’s Church. Twen­ Daniel Sylvester, Jersey: Shore, large ■ rooms, kitchenette, :■ shower, - gas kin Hospital. - ■ , Rutter have returned home, 16 heat. '$(}3 per month," utilities extra. FOR SALE, Ocean Grove, Asbury Hotel. More than 900 persons ty-seven members and two guests honorable mention. Avenue, near New Jersey Avenue Webb. Avenue. Garage < available.. Write. -Box 3232, . attended. Mr. Miller is presi­ Members of the Ocean Grove were present. Mrs. Louise Lambert Winners; for original needlepoint c/o Times Office, Ocean. Grove, —14-15 bridge, lovely corner property. First' . Mr. and - Mrs. Joseph; F. Kaiser and second floor apartments, hot air oil dent of the Goodwill Home and Woman’s Club who attended Fifth presided. . • ’ • • were.Mrs. Elsie Laird, Freehold, ONE BLOCK from .bank, on Main heat. Profitably rented. $18,500 - For * and son Joe, 129 Broadway, return­ Avenue. Two . and one-half bedrooms, Inspection, and full- particulars consult Rescue Mission and vice presi­ District Achievement Day at Oak- Devotions were given- by Mrs. first: Mrs..Lu Conger, Middletown1, modern bath, modern kitchen, ^work­ ed last week from a touring vaca­ ? r£WI!r Smith. 610 Bangs Ave.. dent in charge of business of hurst last Thursday were: Mrs. Dortha Shaller with the aid - of, secqnd,. and : Mrs. Harold Kruse, shop basement. One year lease $125.00. ^ b !irX,Park' Phone 775-0250, evenings tion in Florida, enjoying Spring Phone 775-8680. —14 774-0740. 14J£ . the .Ocean Grove Camp-Meet­ Ivan Hall, A rt ■ Chairman; Mrss Miss Evelyn Alien as accompanist. Jersey Shore, honorable mention. training baseball games at Port BUNGALOW—Five lovely rooms and ing Association. A r t h u r Sudal, Mrs. Stephen Miss Almira Sipler reported on Scrapbook awards were given to bath, and enclosed sun parlor. Auto­ Appelget, Mrs., Ernest, Sparkes, Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, Sara­ ROOMS FOR RENT matic heat. Extra lot with room for The Squaws Bowling League will case studies taken from the book, Keyport, first; Eatontown, second; Mrs. William Folley, Mrs. Ralph sota, Tampa and Clearwater. They £ arW * $}^500. V. M. Kubler, Missions As Decisions.". and Rumson, third. - PLEASANT room on lake front, Realotr, 117 Main Ave., Ocean Grove. resume bowling Thursday, follow- , .• visited very dear friends, Mr. ahd Tel. 774-1142. — l l t f tag the Easter week interlude. Hunt' Mrs. Sylan Ehrleh and Mrs. Ocean Grove, steam heat, near shop­ Mrs. William L. Collier, former ping and buses. Tel. 98S—0894. -11-15 EIGHT ROOMS, streamlined kitchen, There are four nights of bowling Ereder^k .G^ArnUv whqse; stlU completo baths on first and second life entry, “Flowers’; won second Ocean Grovers, at their home In OCEAN- GROVE furnished rooms, Mt remaining, through May 5, and the $123 monthly and up, 3 meals and laun­ floors. Gas heat. Large side yard, room prize in oil painting. West Palm Beach. A trip to the for garage. Only $12,000. V. M. Kub­ ' 'annual awards banquet will be May dry. Call-775-1674. ~ 12ti ler, Realtor, 117 Main Ave., Ocean Outer Banks of North Carolina to Grove. Tel. 774-1142. — l lt f 19 at The Barclay at 7 P. M. Spon­ Seats are still available;for the ROOMS on third floor. $30 a month; see the Wright Brothers memorial THE JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY rooms on second floor from $32 a month sors will be special guests, as will Barbara Heck Circle bus trip, Sat­ and up. with kitchen privileges or OCEAN GROVE—Finest location and and museum at Kitty Hawk and without kitchen privileges Near As­ business, all year income, 12 room urday, April 16,' to see the hit guest house, garage and .owner’s apart­ representatives of Bradley Lanes. crossing again the Chesapeake Bay bury Park stores. In the summer, show “The Impossible Years” ; Call Ocean G rove bus stops at, property. ment, fully equipped, newly decorated, Rich Holl,- 69 Broadway, has com­ Brldge-Tunnel were Interesting ex­ priced m id 20's. Write B ox 3036, c /o Mrs. A. L. Ward, 775-6152. FOR INFORMATION WRITE Call 774-3381. Times Office, Ocean Grove.' -11-15 pleted peldglng Lambda Chi Delta periences on the way home. | FOUR ROOMS and bath, one . block Ocean Grove Guest House . Fraternity at Montclair State Col­ Mrs. Gladys Hopper,' 23 Ocean from ocean. Summer season, or, yearly. NEWLY DECORATED and complete­ The Barbara-Heck Circle of,St. Furnished. Write Box 6887, c/o Times Avenue, had her son Abram Hop­ ly furnished. 11 renting rooms plus lege. Rich, a freshman will become Paul’s Church will meet Tuesday Office-. Ocean Grove. - — ly.M owner s four-room yearly apartment. a brother at1 the Induction banquet per, of Princeton, his wife, Mary night at the home of Mrs. Edward P.O. Box 224 - Belmar, N. J. Half block from ocean, North End. SECOND FLOOR, furnished front Gross drawings $3,000. Call owner,. s la t e r this month. Elizabeth ahd children, Gayle and rooms as efficiency apartment or share Poznanski, 77 Delaware Avenue, modern kitchen. Twin beds or single. 774-0679. -1 4 -1 5 Abram Jr., as guests last weekend. The Susannah Wesley Circle at 8:00 P. M. Mrs. Kenneth Dellett Two and three big windows In each NOW FOR SALE. -Excellent Home Joining them for Sunday dinner room. Center o£ Occan Grove. Call ond Income properties, best of loca­ ■will meet Monday night at 8 P.M. fs leader. 76 Heck Avenue, phone 774-6406. tion. reasonably priced for quick sale. were the David Shotwells and the .-—13-16 , • Robert W. Johnson, Real Estate a t the home of Mrs. Thomas Davis, The Eagle,-Washington Fire Com­ Herbert Deuchars. 32 Main Ave., Ocean G rove. 775-1020. & 1 Ocean Pathway. Mrs. Richard panies Auxiliary will meet at the OCEAN GROVE—Choose your sum­ There’s still • time for . people -to Eagle Fire House on Wednesday m e r vacation now at the choicest loca­ MERCHANDISE FOR SALS Rieth is leader. tion. Centrally located to Auditorium, enter displays of their handicrafts at 8:00 P. M. Guests are welcoihe church and ■ shopping. Cool breese* SPENCER & SPIHELLA, lndlvtd (needlework, painting, ceramics, and the program will be a wig from occan-3-blocks ;awayt 5 minute designed foundations and bras.. walk to Asbury Park, May 23 to Labor Whitehead. 160 Hillside Drive, flower arranging and other . hob­ show. ■ ’ ■ Day—third floor Single room . with River Rills, Neptune, N- J- m * 63® kitchen, lady ’preferred, $200.09. Sec­ - m * bles, in the Handmade Fashion, ond floor single1 and double. rooms Hobby, Arts and Crafts Show, With twin beds, $390-$500. A ll newly, FOR SALE—Apartment size Frlgid- FLOWERS FOR EASTER Everything: for the Table decorated, and completely furnished. aJrc refrigerator. Good, condition, $15. sponsored by the Elizabeth Strow L'ovely kitchen: and-.bath; The Lamp­ Cali Friday or Saturday. 774-3567, - 1 4 Circle of St. Paul’s Church. The Cor. Pilgrim Pathway & Olin St. Phone 774-1749 light, 80 Main Avenue, tel. 775-255L GAS RANGE, good condition,' full Alan Thiele Tire Co. show .will be held April 29 in the Ocean Grove, Store Hours: 8 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. size. Ocean G rove. Call 775-7729. —K Fellowship Hail of the Church. If ^ATOft. • good condition, NEW — USED — RECAPS you have anything you would care APTS. FQR RENT $25. Thor automatic washer, $7.50. Tele. 771-4103. after 4 P.M. . —14« ,U. S. ROYAL to exhibit, call Carol D euchar,774- EASIER WEEKEND SPECIALS FIRST AND- SECOND floor, one, two- 8914. .All entries: welcome. and three rooms. Kitchen, bath. Un- KOOM AND BOARD Hwy. 35 ,& Heck Ave. furn. Newly decorated. :All utilities, Mrs. Mary Lowe, formerly of U.S. GRADE A — NO W ASTE READY TO COOK from $65. Call 774-4879, or w rite W yn- HOTEL BRESLIN specialize In senior drift,’ Ocean Grove. —50tf citizens with or without meals. Rea­ Neptune, N. J. 774-7805 146 Clark Avenue, ni overt this sonable rates. 315 Sewall Ave., Asbury week to 111 Embury Avenue; KRUSCHKA 2J.& ROOM FURNISHED apartment, Park. P h one‘ 774-1900. —12tf The Florist 775-6758 Second floor, front, porch. Reasonable YOUNG HEN TURKEYS - - - 49c Ib. rent includes utilities. Ocean-. Grove. • FIRST. FLOOR, private bath. Ideal ,783 Wayside -Rd., Neptune Phone 776-7249. . —8tf location. With or without meals. Ocean Grove. Call 988*1076. — 14 4 ROOMS and bath, first, floor, m od­ FULLY COOKED ern' unfurnished apartment, hear SITUATION WANTED Broadway entrance and busses. Busi­ ness person preferred. Appointment. CHAMBERMAID desires hotel work s Write Box 1U2, c/o Times Office, Ocean in Ocean Grove. Write Box 1190, c/o DELL MARKET SMOKED HAMS - - - - 65c Ib. Grove. / —10-14* Times Office. Ocean Grove. : —13-17 Beauty Salon 127 HECK AVENUE HALF ( o r ) WHOLE . 3 ROOM APT.r ground floor, available March 15. 12 Heck Avenue, Ocean WANTED TO BUT Tel. 774-3974 G rove, or call 774-7515. —10-14* S9 Main Avenue OCEAN GROVE GOOD PRICES paid for Oriental TETLEY OCEAN GROVE—Spacious 3 ‘rooms rugs, cut glass, china, old dolls. Chi- OCEAN GROVE and. bath. Beautifully furnished. Good nese curios, oil paintings, old Jewelry, . 72 MAIN AVENUE location, private entrance. Call Vic­ antiques, oddities, etc. Call 731-6733, toria Davis, 775-7654. . -13-14* or write Mrs. Gifford, 4 Ridgeview T el 776-7161 OCEAN GROVE TEABAGS 99c Avenue, West Orange. -19-17 (68)* FLASH -BROADWAY — First floor, 4 Tooms, Specializing In Ample Parking — No Meters unfurnished, . apartment, allijUilities. WE WILL pay good prices for attic : Ocean Grove. Tel.; 776-7M7. - —14* and cellar contents. The Attic, 173 . Permanent Waving rearIp?op.idson Tel. 775-4461 DUNCAN HINES Westwood Avenue, Long Branch. 229- • 2ft ROOM FURNISHED apartment, 4085 or 229-4146. . -1 0 -1 4 SPECIAL ^65 per month Includes utilities to single lady. Yearly. . Ocean Grove. WANTED—Antiques, furniture, brlc« CAKE MIXES - - - - 3 Boxes $1.00 Phone 776-7249. , ..- ^ t f a-brac, paintings, bronzes and ruga. Abrams. 11th ond Railroad Aves., Nep*- OCEAN GROVE YELLOW, WHITE and DEVILS FOOD SUMMER RENTAL—Three rooms and tune..- Tel. 774-5000. —14tf BORDEN’S bath, private ; entrances, first floor. OCEAN GROVE Sleeps four. Also apartments available, LOST AND FOUND NURSING Vanilla-butterscotch THE NEW — 15-oz. Box , for weekly, or'monthly, rental. Inspec­ tion. invited. The Richmond; 61 Cook­ LOST—On Sunday, March 27. a gold man Avenue, Ocean Grove. • r-rl4-18 coat pin with poarl in center, in St. HOME Paul’s Church or on New York Ave­ HOME LAUNDRY Ice Cream TWO ROOM APARTMENT—Shower, II CLARE AVE. • PR l-UU BREEZE SOAP POWDER-2 boxes 49c twin beds, Cseason), Ocean. G ro v e .C a ll nue, Ocean G rove. Call 775-8335. —14* 774-1W29. . ‘ r —14-15* • SAME DAY Pick-up (STATE fJCKNIKD) WANTED TQ RENT • Reasonable Rates w M i B ‘ 6-ROOM house, yearly, all improver and Delivery Service. ments, rent reasonable. Telephone . WANTED—4 rooms, with heat, un­ • Newly Renovated We Will Be Closed Good Friday 775-4687. - ; •' - :• '-^-14* furnished, Ocean Grove, yearly, by re­ 9 Cleanest Wash Any­ tired gentlemen, lease. Pleu, 9606 Ja­ • 24-Hr. R.N. Coverage Half Gallon maica Avenue. W oodhaven 21, N.- Y. where. • Diabetics— Cardiacs APARTMENT r for rent — . 3 small - —8-20*tf W E GIVE S. & H. • from 12 Noon ’til 3 P.M. , . . rooms, furnished; second, floor.' Desir­ 55 Olin S t- Phone 774-1079 • Convalescents — Post­ able for single person. .-Phone -774-8196. GARAGE. in Ocean Grovie, all year operative GREEN. STAMPS 76ii Embury Avenue, Ocean Grove. round. For large car. Tel. 775-4149. . . . —14« ■ ”• • '• '-14-16 ' PAGE SIX UCUAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1966

the 'coaches' were Biil Drew, Len Jtorinery, ‘Mr. C. Pierot and Larry Hcn- from high schools all over New essy. The'Bullets were live first'place team and Tim: Lee won trophies Jersey who participated in the for the MVP and High Scorer. Larry Heriessy, Jr., won the trophy .for ^ ; ;:IETS TAKE TO M E HILLS : foul shooting. .In Biddy the coaches were Mr. Beekman, M r- Lee,' Mr. sixth annual convention of the New Rosa, Mr. Firestone, Mr. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Anderson, Mr.'.TWarde, Mt1. Jersey F.uture Business Leaders o£ ' :• ‘ PEGGY GOODRICH : . Barbie, nnd Mr. Guenther. The" Celtics were the 1st place team.and Rick America on March 26, at- Camden 428 Prospect Avenue, Shark River Hills — 775-3270 Beekman won trophies for High Scorer and Most Valuable Player. Dan Bi*o\vn won the trophy fo r foul shooting, Mr, McNeil and Mr. Torres did Catholic High School, Cherry Hill. * liiuiiiliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiniiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM'iiiiiiii'iDiniiiiiiiiitiiiniiii a wpnderful job with the League and for arranging such a pleasant din­ “Julie Tice, one of Neptune’s ner and award presentations • . . . Bonnie Lee Ayers/daughter of Mr. and members won an outstanding, first The annual mooting and election of officers of the Neptune L i-’ Mrs. Harold T. Ayers, Newgate Lane became the bride of Richard R. La- place, n Shorthand I contest. She brary Association will be held on Wednesday evening, April 13th, at 8 Barre. son of Mrs,.Alma LaBarre, Stockton Avenue) Ocean Grove on Sat­ P.M. at the O’Brien-Major VFW Post Home on Corlies Avenue. Presi­ urday. 'T/ley were married at the West Grave Methodist Church with received a plaque and a certificate dent of the Association Mrs. John Gatta also announced that a movie Rev. Phillip Brown officiating. A reception was held at the Barclay of honor. on library buildings will be shown. The public is cordially invited to Hotel In Belmar. After a honeymoon trip' to the Poconos the. LaBarre’s The purpose of tho convention attend. A meeting of tho Book, Arts and Crafts Festival Committee will reside in Wall Township: Some of the guests, at the wedding from was held at the Neptune Library on March 31st, and plans were dis­ the, Gables were, Gilbert and Clara McCabe, Joe arid Vivian Shafto, Scot­ was to give chapter members op­ cussed with the township organization representatives present. Please ty and Harold Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Carnie Vetrano, Boots and portunities to .compete in several circle the dates September 9th and 10th on your calendar now for Ncir- Dot Ulrich, Sid, Charlotte and Dede McDevltt, Helen and Bill Drew, W in­ business-related .-contests such as . tune Lihrary .Festival activities. Although it was the fifth Thursday nie and W ilt Moore, Al and Nellie Mitchell; Clem and Angela Agresta, Mr. FBLA, Miss I'BLA, public night, March 31st was a very busy night! An excellent turnout at­ and Jerry, Edna, Linda and Skippy W e st. . . . So sorry to hear that Paul­ speaking, parliamentary procedure,' tended the Neptune Regular Republican Club monthly meeting at the ine Lautmnnn, Mayfair Lane. Is a patient at Fitkin . . . .The McCarthy Sportsman’s Club with President George Bergen presiding. Monmouth family, Berkeley Lane have rented a home on milford Drive in Shark spelling, shorthand, bookkeeping, County Freeholder Harry Larrison Jr. spoke and a movie on “Why River Hills' until their home can be repaired from the fire . . . Kathy and typewriting, and business English. Larry Henessy, Oxford Way entertained at bridge on Saturday evening Viet N am ?" was shown, followed by refreshments. Also on that same Keynote speaker of the conven­ Thursday night, the United Community Services of Eastern Union With Ed and Joan Torres, Joe and Annabelle McKeever and Jay and Nancy Harvey attending...... The cooking demonstration sponsored tion was Mrs. Marion Wood, educa­ County held their annual awards dinner at the Winfield Scott Hotel in by the Gables Auxiliary to Fitkin on Thursday evening was attended by Elizabeth, and Bob Mayers and Bob Goodrich of the Hills attended. tional consultant for the Interna­ over 40 women. Helen Drew won the Ham Steak Dinner, Bette Hasse tional Business Machines Corpora­ Congratulations to Bob Mayers who received the coveted National won a Baked Alaska along with Tess Ross'ell, and Ginny Hill won the ' 1 • A prnoinfinn Pnmwimitv QnmnOn Awnivl fni' tion. , Topic of her talk was "Imagr ineering, Springboard to Success.” The program also included regional Co. and Bob Goodrich the Elizabethtown Water Co., who acccptcu a j tenson, and Nancy Darby . . . . Ginny and George Lothian and family, silvar award plaque on. behalf of the water company and its em- Wakefield Road are moving to Palm Beach Florida next week. We all meetings, a luncheon, nnd various pldyees. • wish them much hick nnd happiness in I heir new homo . . . . other activities. A delightful interpretation by the Neptune High School chorus. Happy Birthday good .wishes to Debbie MeMaslers and Rnehcl Gar- Mrs. Jane- Bnrilss, sponsor, and o f ‘‘Annie Get Your Gun" was'presented to an enthusiastic audience on fall on April 8th, Patty Pearl ana George Ronnlder on the 9th, Peggy Mr. James Elliott, Businses Depart­ April 1st and 2nd at the Summerfield School' auditorium. 11 was pro- i Morgan and Robert Purgnlorio on the 10th and Stan Nelson bn the 12th. ■ ‘‘Think hard. Who married you? When? NOW . ducod and directed by Frank Peluso, and from the attractive programs, .. . . - Happy Anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Eggert on April 12th . . . . ment, chairman, accompanied the . . . what day is today?” colorful stage settings and costumes, oxcellent.ncting and singing by the I To all of our good friends and neighbors in Neptune, may we wish Neptune High School FBLA chap­ whole cast, it was a cultural treat that everyone will remember. Linda you a Happy Passover and a Happy Easter holiday and to nil the kids — ter; Students in the group includ­ bookkeeping. Students are taught deceased. •" . ; ed: Linda Chicarello; Julie Tice, Pursuant to the order of DONAUO to. operate.Card Punch equipment. J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Cheryl Thiele, Linda Eberly, Don­ County of Monmouth; this day made, • na Solovikos,. Carol Hall and Vir­ Machines include ' the, IBM- Key­ on'the application of the undersigned, punch, Sorter, Repro'ducer,1 and Ac­ John - Jay Mangini, Sole • Executor of looked and acted very much in character, and Doug Adams as "Charles ginia-Ford. the estate of-the- said Lulu Emma Pe­ Davenport” was very good. In the cast from the Hills were Nancy counting Machine., Those who fin­ ters, deceased, notice is hereby given Gibson, James Fitzpatrick, Carol Vona, Doreen Simmen, Nancy Tollison, ish the course will be qualified to .to the creditors o f said deceased to present to the said Sole Executor their Dave Roszel and Ginny Manz. Mariner Girl Scout Troop 111 were IIELKN PELUSO ^ ' work as Keypurich operators or tab claims under, ’oath within six months Nept. Students from this date. usherettes, including Janette Toth, Wendy Mason, Linda Thompson, 302 Hemlock Drive, Neptune — 771-0138. operators. June Wirtis, Judy Koupisioski, Linda Skedun and Mary Ann Konopka. Date: March 29, IMS Tills: is a pilot p roject. that is JOHN. JAY MANGINI - Welcome to the-Hills to the two singing troubadours! Tony and a ence 143 Mohegan Road. Lisa Troubador of 333 Woodmere Avenue moved in to the Hills in Fcb- sponsored and paid for under the ■ , . Manasquan,. N. • J.. The congregation of Hamilton Methodist Church has long recog­ ruayr.from Kearny. They are a well-known concert team in North Vocational Education Act of 1963. . Sdle Executor - Jersey singing at many charity benefits. Their last appearance was nized tho need for a new parsonage but have been unable for various By Era Loizos GILBERT H. VAN NOTE JR.* Escu «• reasons to fulfill the need. Then like the answer to a prayer, a lovely The instructor is Mr, James Elliot, 301 Morris* Avenue' vi{| at the Boystown of Italy Charity Ball in Belleville. Before Lisa mar- Neptune High School Spring Lake, N; J. . “ • * • m * * » ’ - <• -----11-. . . T ! . - TT„ house directly behind .and eoiinected to the church property was put. Business Department head.; Seven Attorney-- v • . ried Tony last June, she was known professionally as Lisa Holland, and 10rlnn. ftln tj,e market, ‘ A A special !«l meeting.------was called_-HU andJl-J then a - quarterly---- ** and On March i6, under the guidance 13-18 %\1SZ now »«----they entertain — * - - ■ as a husband and w ife team. They, . have . . performed f congre(,ation meeting took place. With the solid support of all, it Was students started this course ' last radio, TV and for the armed services and in appropriate costumes o f Mrs. Catherine W olf, Eriglish on February. Aptitude tests for next MONMOUTH COUNTY they sing a variety of songs, including duets, songs from Show Boat decided to purchase the house and make a dream come true. .Piastor tcaiiher at Neptune High School, a Robinson and family now have a new parsonage. year's scheduling are now being SURROGATE'S COURT and singles, and Tony is a tenor and Lisa a soprano. So jot their group of 80 English literature stu­ Notice, to Creditors to Prespnt Claims names down in case you need a singing- couple for some o f the many SCAN, the Shorecrest Commuriity Association of-Neptune has elect­ given in the guidance office. ' Against Estate . ed William R, Muha as president for 1966- Other officers elected during dents went on a trip to New York charity benefits held in the Shore area. : i'. -taSMan*. ESTATE OF ROSA SANTEE, deceased. RAMBLINGS: The public school children have a holiday from a general membership meeting held at the Sportsman’s Club were vice City. .The trip included a BtOp at Pursuant to1 the order of DONAU3. April 7th through the 12th, and the Teen dancc for the 7th' and 8th president, Michael Strally; treasurer, Bernard Flynn, and secretary, the Metropolitan 'Museum of Art, J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Couhty'of Monmouth, this day made, grade students of the Shark River Hills area will be held on April l&tlh Mrs. George Sumrall. Elected to two-year trustee terms were Mrs. smorgasbord luncheon at the’ Pic- George Vaupel, Mrs. Joseph Maroni and Major Richard Carter (ret.). Phys Ed Teacher on ihe application of the undersigned. at the Shark River Hills firehouse . . . Frank Lincberry has been elect­ cadily Hotel, and the acclaimed Heleji Reynolds. Conrad and Jack F_ ed president of the class of ’69 for the 1966-G7 school year at Newark Mr. Muha announced that SCAN activities for the year will include the Conrad, Executors of the estate Of the traditional family picnic at Shark River County Park, children’s Hal­ Broadway show from London “ Half said Rosa Santee, deceased, notice Im State College. Frank, a freshman, has been treasurer of his class this Authors Article hereby given to the ,, creditors of said year . . . Inez and Bud DeLaurentiis have been baby sitting for little loween party and costume contest and SCAN participation in the Nep­ a Sixpence.” Robert N. Miller and deceased vto present t6 the said Execu­ grandson Greg, while mother Judy is a hospital patient, and get-well tune Library Assn. Book Festival. Mr. Strally reported that as a result Patricia Sykes, both English teach­ tors their claims under oath within six of the recent membership drive, SCAN membership- now exceeds sixty.’ monthri from this date, fast wishes are sent to Judy . . . Maty Jane and Jim Evers enjoyed ers at tlie High school, acted as On Saturday, April 16th, the Methodist Men of Hamilton Methodist On New Game D ated: M arch 5and, ,1960 their 26th wedding anniversary at a quiet dinner for two at the Dinner « , : n _ _ _ i . i — . ■-* it — - chaperones on the trip.' ' • HELEN REYNOLDS CONRAD.; Bell! . . . The Holy Innocent’s P.T.A. juvenile fashion show and card • 6312 Arlingham Road . w The stop, at the museum was . Flourtown, Pennsylvania /p arty will be held at the Church Hall, West Bangs Avenue arid High­ NEPTUNE ^ Louis Groh of the JACK F. CONRAD way 33, on April 14th at 8 P.M:; refreshments will be served . . . Con­ _... ______. . . , ID^w»l>v iuQK VIlUUfilK -llClC tf found to be very interesting; the Physical Education Department of 6312 Arlingham RoadT grats to Warren Scott and Charles Scott, Neptune patrolmen, who re­ a chance to cat your fill with no cooking and. no .clean up. Come fairt- group of students enjoyed the Flourtown, Pennsylvahfa cently graduated from the New Jersey Police Academy. ily style. The supper will be held in the newly painted fellowship hall. the Intermediate School has had an . . Executors. ■' , • ' . Louis Nitti will open an’ office in the Pittenger-Turner Building on food at the Piccadily, their empty ROSS R^ BECK, Esq- . Shark River Hills School dates to remember: April 21st at 9:30 article published in the March issue 601 Ban^fe A venue . • ‘ Hwy. 33 for the practice of law. It will be a branch of the-Newark plates proved that; the show was A.M. and 12:30 A.M. will be pre-school vaccination, and the kinder­ of “The Reporter;” a publication of Asbury* ‘Pdrk, New Jersey* garten registration will be held at the SRH School on May 11, 12 and firiri o f . Addonizzio, Sissilman, Nitti and Gordon. Lou, who has been very amusing and entertaining, but Attorney ; —12^15 - ' -. a 13th at 9:30 A.M. . . . If you like to play Bingo, every Wednesday practicing, law for eight years is a graduate, of Nptre Dame Upiyprsity the highlight of the trip was the the New Jersey . Association for and the New York School of Law. He is the attorney for the Board of night in the Neptune City Shopping. Area, Bingo is played arid is spon­ presence of Mrs. Jacqueline Ken­ Heyth, Physical Education and Re­ ■ INVITATION FOB BIDS sored by the Neptune First Aid Squad . . . Welcome to two more new Adjustment in Neptune. He and his wife Lorraine and seven children creation. li ; The :Housirtg . Authority of the live at. 4 Columbia Road. : . .' nedy and family in the, audience Township, of Neptune,7 New Jersey, will residents in the Hills. Mr. and Mrs. George Avison of Bradley Beach The article . deals ;• with-a new receive separate sealied: bids for the are the new owners of the George Lang house at 314 Hillside Drive. Honey and Everett Titus, 29 Hillview Drive,, entertained at a-din. of the show. Everyone of the stu­ game which was developed in the following contract for work to be done The Avisons are the grandparents o f Mrs. Gary DeLaurentiis of Glen- • her party at their home in honor of Everett’s parents, George, and Estel- dents was thoroughly moved at the in connection, with the Housing Project mere Avenue-. . . Also, Mr. Peter Lyle o f Peekskill, N. Y. now owns the la Titus on their 62nd wedding anniversary. Among tlie guests repre­ sight of this gracious arid beautiful, Neptune Township Schools under No; N.J. 48-4 situated in Neptune. New senting four generations of the Titus family were Mr. and Mrs. Everett 'Jersey:.: ' ■ .-■••• Bea Scott property on Hillcrest Avenue. Thanks to Esther Kayno of lady. All in all, the stop at the thet dlrect|on of Miss E. Elizabeth Contract No. 6 Lawns -. Titus Jr. and children Everett III, Lori, Cheri and Shannon of Toms the Colonial Real Estate Agency of Neptune City for letting us Adams,'Supervisor of Physical Edu­ i-.V. and Planting Work know .'v; Edward Oppenlander of North Riverside Drive is the meter River. . ' , , . • • . V ,.i riiuseum, the luncheon at the Pic­ • At 2 P.M. Eastern Standard Tlixie, o n Like hundreds o f others, wc thoroughly enjoyed the Neptune High cadily;'the tremendously entertain­ cation arid Health. . . . the 21st,day o f April, I960 at the office reader fo rthe Shark River Hills Water Co. and will bo 79 years young' of .the Housing Authority of the Town-- in Jupt. . . Do you have these two card jiarties jotted -on your calen­ chorus’ presentation of “Annie Get Your Gun.” All of the students ing “ H alf a Sixpence,” and the The game Is called One Man ship of Neptune, 30 Ridge Avenue,'! dar? The Liberty Fire-Co. will hold their April 25th card party at performed so well,- it would not b^ fair to single anyone, out. Hint to Touch Football and is actually the Neptune, New Jersey,- at which time glimpse of Mrs. Kennedy proved and place all bltfs will be pubUcly the Stage Coah. and the Neptune Township Scholarship Fund Asso­ Mr. Peluso. After hearing Martin tNelson sing “They Say Its Won- compilation pf parts of many other derfuV’ it would be a shame to let him get away without playing Curly to be a thoroughly enjoyable day. 1 opened and read aloud. ciation will hold their card party and fashion show; on April 27th at games. Of primary importance in , -;;2v- In.general, the project consists o f the Royal Manor. Mrs. John Gatta has tickets for the Liberty Fire Co. in “ Oklahoma”. .:'• r': r— ■ four (4) Sites. Sites A. B. C, and D. Paul Ridner, who is a patient in Fitkin is recuperating following the game, from the. physical edu­ 1 and shall be bid os one contract, com­ and Mrs. David Thompson for the Scholarship card party. bining all Sites. Mrs.-Virginia Tonietti has lost a wedding ring with a platinum band surgery. A devoted sports writer, lie managed to fit his illness in be­ cation standpoint, is the fact that SITE “A”—Bryant Avenue tween the basketball and baseball seasons. Librarians- and there will be a reward if it is found • . . George Norris Jr. is a riiany assorted skills are used when SITE "B"-(East) Hamilton Ave. and Fitkin Hospital patient and get well fast wishes are sent him, but. Baby congratulations to Mr. and M rs..Victor Mammario, 104 Deal Sixth Ave. playing, such as passing,. running, SITE ••C"—(West) Hamilton Avc„ glad to hoar Edward Manz is now convalescing at home . . : The Ham- i Ave.nA'e' and“J1 Mr, and Mrs. Henry Braiidimarte, 1030 Old Corlies Ave.., par- ■a-Di Sixth Ave., and Hawthorne Ave. ilton Methodist Church has scheduled a Pancake nnd Sausage Supper on s 0 new sons. offensive arid defensive patterns, SITE “DM—Between Hawthorne Ave. Sat., April 16th from 5 to 7:30 P.M., to be served by the men . . .. By Diane CoIangeJo and the evrietal scoring by com­ and Taylor Ave. ‘ Neptune High School y 3. Proposed forms of Contract Docu­ Bob Crelin arrived in Brooklyn, N. Y. last week from Italy and visited pleting a pass. , ments, including drawings and speci- the Bob Creliri Sr. family in the Hills last weekend . . .' Mark your calen­ NEPTUNE SCHOOL NEWS During National Library Week *------flcations, • are on file at the ofTice o f dar now for the Ladies Aux. of the SRH Fire Co. breakfast at the fire- on April 18, the New , Jersey Li the Housing Authority of the Town­ - house on Thursday morning', April 21st . . . If you need bait for fish­ ship o£ Neptune, 30 Ridge Avenue. brary Association is sponsoring a Neptune, New Jersey. ing, it is now being sold in the former SRH A its, Crafts and Servieo special interest was • sent from a 4. Copies of the Documents may be program called “Librarian-for'-a- Church Society Exchange building at 27 South Riverside Drive . . . The riverfront Vietnam Soldiers branch of the; Special Forces De­ obtained from the Authority as- above property is. gradually being developed with some nice new Edge- Day.” noted, on Monday through Friday, be­ tachment, the Green Beret. The tween 9:00 A.M. and'4:00 P.M., by . water Homes . . . With n home sewn fashion show and a children’s vari- The puriiose of tho program is depositing One Hundred ($100.00) Dol­ writer of this reply stated, “ Your ety.show,-two down and one to go, the SRH P.T.A.,ways and miSans Appreciate Books to acquaint students, who have lars with the Authority for each set conimittoe mot nt-Carol WestQi'velt’s home Tuesday- ofafternoon, to forinu- fine books provide a welcome re­ o f Documents so ul)talncd> Such depos­ interest in th is field, with' inside it will be refunded to each perfcoh w ho • plans fo r the.annual s p r in g fair.on May 21st. lief from teijse conditions.” KEPTUNE — The AltarrRosary returns'the Documents in good con­ Birthday-greetings go to Donna'and Don Dunfoe on the 8th; to By Geneva Jones y oper.iti>ns of library work. The dition within 10 days after bid open­ These sentiments, were also Society of Holy Innocents Church ing. Pat Townsend, Richard Crocker, ,lo Volker and David Disbrow on the students, self--ted will be placed Neptune High School echoed iri the other two leters. held its regular -monthly meeting 5. A' certified check. or bank draft 9th; Harry Robinson and Lynn Vanderwolk on the 10th; Lloyd Grant, in professional positions in the payable to the Housing Authority of arid Cliff f.nndis on the 11th; Dale Beattie, Tony Sloan, David Roszel About two months ago, the Nop- Sunday night.; Rev. James A. Reilly, the Township of Neptune, or U. S. various typos of libraries. They Sr. and Barbara West on' the 12th; Beth Moser- on the 13th; and ICurt ; tunu High .School Student Council spiritual director, conducted Rosary Government Bonds, or a satisfactory feel that the students may :gain ibid bond executed by the bidder and a Vanderwolk on the 14th.r Wedding anniversary congratulations go to formed a committee, headed by une Girl and Benediction services. > '. i surety company authorized to .do busl-*- Marie mid John Sloan on the 8th; to Margaret and Kenneth Crocker on Peggy Schetelich to collect paper- from this experience “insight into nesS.in -the State of New Jersey, in an Mrs. ^ohri Faughnan,. president, , ' the 10th; to Alice, and Warren Scott, on.the 11th; and to Joan and 1 ’ the available resources, arid services amount not less than five, per cent back, books.for the soldiers jri Viet­ conducted the business meeting In (5.%K'of the bid - shall be submitted -Harry James on the 14th. Have a blessed holiday with your family and Wins First Place of the library.1 ■with each bid. y 'J. .'friends.. . . ■ • •-, nam. The drive was h eld‘in con­ the church hall.. Mrs, James. Con­ '• Ci. The Housing Authority of thp Two students from- the Library junction with ,the Asbury Park way is In charge of the committee Township of • Neptune -reserves the aiiiiiiniHiMiiiiiiiiiiniuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiriiifciiiMiiiiiiiiiiiniiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiini'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiitiiii Council will represent Neptune right to reject any or all bids and to Student Council, and together the By Peg Morgan to serve the*. Holy Name Commun­ waive any informalities in bidding. Neptune High School High School in this benefiting 7. No bid shall be withdrawn for a schools procured over five thousand ion Breakfast June 12.: ' ; v. GATHERINGS FROM THE GABLES eVent. The- Guidance Counselors, period of sixty (60) days subsequent to books. • Representatives of the Neptune Father . Reilly : presented Mrs. the opening of bids-without the consent the principal and the school librar­ of the Housing Authority of the Town-, ii t -V Ann Lashovitz Recently the Student Council re­ High School chapter of the Future Fred Braun with a past president’s Ship of Neptune. , ' ceived three letters of "thanks” Business Leaders of America were ians have chosen Linda Claflin . 8. The successful bidders will be re^ 802 Stamford Drive — 775-7077 and Charles Harrick. Both these pin.' *\y \ :.0 V.w- quired to furnish and pay vfor satisfac­ from our servicemen. One letter o f among the students and teachers All members were urged by Fa­ tory performance and payment-bonds- anattaii*i>aniMii>B«iiia»ii|i'iiaHiniiiiMsiii*i>iiB(iaii«»ii>iii»iiniiiiiiaiiaiiiuiiiiiiBuiniijiii«iiiii«»iiiiiiraiiii*aiiiiiiriiuii senior students have shown much 9. Attention is-called to the fact ther Reilly, to, plan.Ho spend a half that' not less than the minimum' sal­ The Neptune High School Chorus presentation of "Annie Get Your interest in library work, and are aries and wages as set forth in tlie Spe­ Gun” held on Friday and Saturday evening nt Summerfield School was looking forward to. their experi­ hour In watch before the Blessed cifications must be paid on this project. HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE . just delightful. Mr. Frank Peluso did a wonderful job directing and pro­ ence. Charles Harrick has been ac­ Sacrament on Good.Friday between ducing the show and It was so evident that the cast thoroughly enjoyed TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUUE, N ..J- cepted in Millerville’e State Col­ the hours of 7 A. and 3 P. M. By S, WILLIAM MAAS themselves. Linda Jernstedt was a charmlng "Annie" and Martin Nelson Chairman : ‘ - •• ' >vas a handsome "Frank Butler,” Some of the people who participated lege Library School in Pennsyl­ Dated: A p ril 4, 1966 ...' ^ from the Gables were Geneva Jones on Choreography, Bonnie Goodman vania. Lirida Claflin. has plans to — 14, WJSZ ■ SUBSORlfeE T0 THE on Publicity and also in the cast, Pat Iarossi as “ Eagle Feather," Paul go into library work also. Dowkont as “ Little Jake,” Nancy Ardolino and Kenny Baumgartner. 98.S0 A Y EA R B Y M AIL “ Doin' What Comes Natur’lly,” one of the songs In the show, sums up Lirtda will attend Red Bank Pub­ -the performances perfectly . . . . Lyn A. Linse, Stamford Drive made the DINING lic Library on April 10, and Charles Dean’s List nt Monmouth College . . . . Jim Garrabrandt, Harrow Court, will attend Fort Monmouth, Russel » Weddings , a Specialty , LARRISON has returned to Syracuse University, after being home for Spring Vaca- at Popular Hall on April :18. • Cut Flowers ~ Corsages *'on-.. ■ . The Biddy Basketball Award Dinner was hold on Saturday af­ Prices . . . ;■ Highway 35 & 3rd A t*. ternoon ot the Stage Coach Inn. In the Midgot League for 4th graders, Peter Hibbard has been selected • Funeral Sprays NSiPTUNE CITY • DAILY as alternate.'. ■ ■■ • Flowers for all occasions LUNCHEONS PR 4-5352 — We Telegraph Flowers — ELIMINATE YOUR PLUMBING DINNER SPECIALTIES Course Offered Residence — 95 Broadway and HEATING PROBLEMS , . . • Steak Margarita • Braciouta KRUSGHKA Ocean Grove — PR 4-2590 ' • Boneless Breast of Chicken Parmigiana In New Business a • Chicken Cacciatora, Mushrooms THE FLO R I ST Oil CALL • Steaks • Chops • Ala Carte .. .. 783 Wayside • Neptune 775-1059 ; By Cathy Osborn Burner CLOSED TUESDAYS - EXCEPT HOLIDAYS Tel. 775-6758 ' Neptune High 8chool - Service The business . education depart­ 24, Honrs LEGAL NOTICE H . T . AYERS CO. V t f b n A KITCHEN % S £ ’ ment is offering a new class in. data Daily . m i r - Bth to t* Neptune Phone 775*48£J processing' foi- all qualified seniors. . 115. Newgate-Lane • - Neptune Take Oat Order* • Freexer 8lz« Pin* Specialties * MONMOUTH COUNTY Including It Is a half , year, 2%’ credit course. 8’UBBOGATE’S COURT Residential & Commercial . . . Free Estimates ; . . . Notice to. Creditors to Present Claims Sunday All Work Guaranteed . Electric Sewer Cleaning In order to qualify, a student must i Against Estate have a background In typing and ESTATE OP LULU T3MMA PETERS, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1966 OCEAN; GROVE TIMES and N E P IO ^ TI3IES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE. NEW JERSEY P A G E S EVEN'

a dramatic. Him. The evangelistic bus from Ocear- Grove leaving on meeting will be May 6. Woolley, Sadie McClelland. Jessie zinger, Lillian Gardiner, Eleanor ■lusy Schedule For team of Campbell - Reese of Sim- Library Assn.,, - - April: 28 for- those who wish to go •Those attending were: Mrs. II. Waddell, Anna Sager, Emiiie J. M. Smith, Amelin I. 'lonegan, ada, will conduct a- :Good Friday. to. the .convention fo r the day. MaeDowdl, Lottie . Reilly, ■ Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Ernest' D. Sparks, Gladys Mlerow, Alice Wortman FfUS Forensic Club Solemn hour'service today, from 1 Election Apr. 13 Miss L. McKcndree, sunshine Anna Kichline, Mrs. Amy.MsicGru Mrs. John Riiy, H a zel Gardner, Ann Bromley. • to 2 P. M. and will conclude its- lady, ia retiring, and she was pre­ tier, Mrs. Frank Lukes, Mrs. Frank Fannie Gardner, Sue Gallan, Grace And, Helena Chamberlain, Mrs. ministry here at 7:30 this evening. sented with a-spring plant. Mrs. Hunt,. Mrs. Ena Wakefield, Anna S, Hendrickson, Ada Blakerlee, .Grace Herbert Baker, Jane Watt, Mrs. NEPTUNE—Leo Galcher, coach NEPTUNE — Neptune Library During the Easter morning ser­ Sutphon, membership chairman, Bier, Mrs. Lesls Bills, Mrs. Anna Hand, Elsie Madsen; Mae Schney- Lois Stirling, Mrs. Bloomingshine, df tie Neptune High Sehooi Foren­ Association will bftiri the observ­ vice at eleven o’clock the Rev. W al­ also received a plant. Phelp, Lillian. - Tribbelcock;' ;Emma' er, May Buchelbouger, Mrs. Maria Mrs. M. Baldwin, Mrs. Lone, Mrs. ance of. National Library Wefek sic Club,. recently announced that lace Arthur Alcorn will.preach "Alt Devonshire, Dianh Heslip, Hazel Clark.-; '■•: ' R. Crozier, Mrs. Henry Smith, Ali- the past year haa beeri one of the 19GG is; advance of the designated Miss Buchanan, demonstrator Empty Tomb for You, Too!” M. Betts, Agnes Mix .Mem, Mrs. Also, Mrs;-: Dortha Shaller, Miss da Slyke, Mrs. Henry Smith, Adela ®ost active of any to date. So far week— April 17;J3. Their annual from the N. J, Natural Gas Co., The , final service of the week Lader P. Evans, .'Mrs. lane Mar­ M. Edna Winn, Mrs. Phebe Bower, Roberts, Louise Brightman, Ella M. rfjhis, year the Forensic activities meeting will be held Wednesday at presented a program, “Magic'in a will begin at 7 P.'.-SSr,, on Easter, The shall, Mrs, Charles Sutphen, Bmma Mary March; Mae. Buller, Mrs. D.‘ McChesney, Daisy P. Goetze, Clara (Save included: 1 8:15 P.M. at the V.F.W. Building on Suit Case”. feature’ a£ this service will be the Rossbach. Bush, I Mrs. Carol. Meyer, Lau­ McLeod, Miss Anne Horer, Mrs The Herald Tribune Worid Youth Corlies Ave,, according to an­ The next board meeting will be dramatic film' “ The Power of the nouncement by M rs., John Gatta, Also, Mrs., Fred Eckc, Mrs*. W il­ retta McKendree, Maxine K, Evans, Gustave Fendrie, Mrs. Geo. Herr, Fornn, . The ; Rutgers University Resurrection.’’ ; held at the home o f Mrs. J. M. •Conference art Labor-Management president. Trayas, 22 Pitman Ave.,. Ocean liam Wood, Mrs. Florence Hunter, Ruth T>. Smith, Gladys A. Wold, S. Mrs. A. LeRoy Ward, Laura Col­ The' Rev.' . Mr. Campbell is the Relations, Discussion Tournaments .' Business will include electioti of Grove on May 2. The regular Lucie M. Bryant, Adelaide M. Gertrude Cadmus, Dorothy E; Fat- lier, and Jean M. Travers. preacher'and the Rev. Mr.. Reese officers and a . report o f the com­ at Red Bank Catholic High School is the musician. The evangelistic and St Joseph’s High School of mittee planning the “ "Books, Art, series, was planned and.directed by and Hobby Festival” to be held in Metuchen The Mode! New Jersey the church's Board of Public! Re­ Assembly at St, Peter’r , College September. To supplement the' re­ lations and Evangelism and .its with John Tetrault being selected port of the Building Planning, Com­ chairman, Deacon Clarence A. Cor­ mittee, a sound-film will show what as Speaker of the Assembly, Tlie nell III. ' Humorous Interpretation Section­ “Books For, All” can mean to, a als; The Long Branch; Speech Fes­ community. . tival, The' Neptune Novice . Debate A welcome is extended to ony- ■jjpsirnament, ' The Civic Forum Cards And Fashion one interested in good libraries The" librarian, Mrs. John North- pLeague of Temple University, The HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLIES PROPERTY RECONDITIONING I Optimist .Club Contest, Debates At Post Auxiliary up, rdpbrts that the Good Friday (all day) closing will be the only with Trenton and Middle­ OF COURSE YOU WANT THE BEST AND MOST. REASONABLE town, The .Civic Forum League, NEPTUNE — The annual. Spr­ change in library hours during tho Get it at the THE WM. R. HOGG COMPANY, INC. •The Georgetown University Model ing Card: Party and Fashion Show sehooi vacation period. , Seneral ^Assembly, and the Mon- for Post' Auxiliary No.- 346 was held . 'She. also-reports the addition of SHORE RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT CO. PLUMBING HEATING AIR-CONDITIONING many outstanding titles, including: mouth psH egs Model United Na­ at the American Legion Post Home, Kitchen Equipment and Furniture SHEET METAL WORK — KITCHEN MQDERNIZATION t i o n s / . Gully . Road, Thursday night, with "Fatal Impact," Mo’orehcad; “ The ..The Monmouth ' College Govern­ 140 Attending, Last Battle,” Ryan; “A Last Lamp HOTEL, RESTAURANT and KITCHEN SUPPLIES Over Sixty-five years Fourth and Railroad Aves. Burning,” G riffin;, “ That Girl, in of Service In . Asbury Park, N. J. ment Institute is scheduled for Fashions by Dutchmaid were nar ­ 1 1 I C C M a i n d t T A P t Telephone 775-1147 Your Mirror,” VanDyke; “ The Last u i ITXalU O lIC C l Opposite Main Avenue'.Gates. Monmouth County Dial 775-3193 .April 1623. ' rated 'by Mrs. Edward Fitzpatrick, 100 Days,” Tolancl; Washington, and model led by Miss Kathleen D. C. on $5.00 a Day,” Bryant . Oldsmobile — Jaguar —- Willy’s “ Jeep” SaleB and Service ScaipatS, Miss Grace Storrar, Mrs. GARAGE — STORAGE Shore Fellowship Francis Rich, Mrs Edmund Ryan, Johnson’s Oldsmobile Inc. and Mrs. Charles £}chanek. ' EMIL .FORTTJNATO' 88 South Main Street, Ocean Grove • Phone: 775-4570 Sunrise Service Among . .the twenty-one raffle G.0.P Women EMIL’S GARAGE Proprietor Service & Parts • “The Home of ValuerRated Used Care” prizes' that were, awarded, were a G E N E R A L ' A U T O ‘ , R E P A,: I R S. Phone 774-1439 24-HOUR SERVICB hand made crocheted stole, made ! .'NEPTUNE — Good Shepherd Hold Meeting ' Body & '.Fender Work * ' ■ Used CarB For Sale . by a member, two one-week Gift I Orthodox Presbyterian Church Will SHAFTO’S GARAGE CORP. Certificates for Deer Lake Camp, In' Ga% OiJ, Tires & Batteries . ' STORAGE — BATTERY — TOWING SERVICE — REPAIRING I hold its sixth annual Good Friday OOEAN GROVE— The Ocean Jackses,-N. J., and a silver service Corner Corlies Avenue and Main Street Neptune, N. J, ' service this 'evening at 8 o'plock. ’A fiV i . 1300 CORLIES AVE., NEPTUNE for' eight. Eighty-five door prizes Grove Women*;; Republican Club ■ Pastor Rollin P. Keller will bring Dial 774-3344 ' were also awarded, and table prizes hold their monthly meeting at MOVING — STORAGE — PACKING r the meditation titled, ‘‘Father, Into were black-laee chapel veils. Keating’s Restaurant on April 1. ; T hy Hands” Tlie clioir-.witt provide AUTOMOTIVE REPAip Chairman, Mrs. Frank Troccho President Mrs. Rutger Stirling ctwo numbers of special music. ■ AGENTS 931 was. assisted by Mrs. .Chris Lupla, presided. HAVE EADIATOP.S CLEANBD AND REPAIRED , An Easter Sunrise Service will be Mrs. George- Covert, Mrs: Harry Plans were made for the presi­ Body and _ Fenders A ntif‘ll ALLIED ASBURY AVE. 5 held on the ‘boardwalk at; Avon,, at Finishing . ' AGROGERS Harries. Mrs.. Arn'oW. Jones, ' Mrs, dent and vice president, Mrs. Repaired f 6:30 A. M. sponsored by the jersey WHEEL ALIGNMENT VAN LINES Lawrence Holmes, 'Mrs. James Ly- Bloomingshine to attend the state Tei. 775-3472 Call 775-2098 Asbury Park ;Shore Evangelical Ministers'..- Fel­ 1006 FIRST AVENUE, ASBURY- PARK .- MOVING AND STORAGE den and Mrs. - John Stanley, Mrs. convention.-in Atlantic. City, April lowship. Pastor-Keller, who is; cur­ Francis Annuniziath was the Bingo 27 and 28. .There will also bo a rently president- of that , group, will CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK Caller. Members serving as waitres­ . . , preside at the service. The Rev. B. MANNING'S-MAYFLOWER ses were Miss .Mildred Sloss, Mrs. Robert Biscoe of the Bible Protest­ SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES FABIO BATTAGLIA MOVING, STORAGE, AND CRATING George Grosso, Mrs.. Ralph D’Am- All Trained Accredited Personnel • Low Insurance Bates ant Church will be the special S3.B0 A YEAR BY MAIL “The thore’f Newest and mdst Modern Warehouset*’ brosio and Mrs. James Holmes, IlIIJFFLEBoKnD1 ' FOUNDATIONS ’ ' S’CntTi KIM speaker. . V . 1924 Heck A v®m Neptune, New Jersey • , . 77I-SSSS ■ — — - * ------— 211^'Bangs Avenue, ,»,?S ■g.yNKS, CESSPOOLS „ “I Am The Resurrection” is.the OCEAN GROVE PAINTING — DECORATING title o f pastor Keller's 11 A. M. Eas­ Egg Hunt and Services PLASTERING’ -- PATCHING - CONCRETE WORE ter morning message at the church, Telephone 449r5397 Free Estimates and the choir will again sing. The BRADLEY BEACH— The light­ MEMORIAL MASON CONTRACTOR ' ing o£ the Paschal Candle and the WILLIAM GRAY SINCE 1931 ■ -• ' message at the 7 P. M.. service will 0 0 7 Maxwell Dr., Wall Twp., Belmar, N.‘ J. Dial 681-5912 ALFRED B Y L S M A (F o r m e r ly of OceaR Grove) be,. “Job’s Blessed Hope." Sacrament of Holy Baptism, follow­ HOME PAINTING • PAPERHANGING • DECORATING ed by an Easter Egg Hunt on the FOUNDATIONS •• CURBS • SIDEWALKS • F 5r.ro WALKS • SWIMMING POOLS • CESS POOLS' • STONE FIREPLACES 5 Homestead Road, Sea Girt, N. J. lawn for church’ school .children 118 MAIN AVENUE will take place tomorrow (Satur­ AIR CONDITIONED S. MARTUSCELLI 775-8539 Comm. Baptist day) at 4 F. M, at St. James Epis­ PAINTING ® PAPERHANGING • SPRAT PAINTING 430 Westwood Place, NEPTUNE copal Church, here. On Easter Sun­ Phone 774-1753 SNOW PLOWING , GILLAN PAINTING SERVICE la s tcr Services day, services include the Holy Eu­ Lady Wm. P. Walton Jr. DECORATING & COLOR CONSULTANT — BILL GILLAN, Pros charist and sermon at 7:30 A. M, Attendant Owner and Mgr. ■CARPENTER — GENERAL CONTRACTOR P.O. Box 306, OCEAN GROVE Tel. 775-S7*T NEPTUNE — The Holy Week Solemn Holy Echarist and sermons Painting .& Paperhanging Contractor Evangelistic Services of Commun­ at 9 and 11A. M. ™e.p5ho«' Wood and Son T e l 775-47*1 ity Baptist Church in Shark River r^?B oSto^jSS°/^0rHoase pSSttoff^ ^ ^ T mISSS EDMUNI? L THOMPSON, JR. Hills will be concluded , Sunday SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES • Wheel Alignment Work . . . pstlraates Freely Given. -______- • - “QUALITY FIRST” with an. Easter worship service and S8.60 A Y EA R BY MAIL P.O. Box 326, Ocean Grove • Serving Ocean Grove & Neptane Since i l l ; • Shocks & Mufflers 44JOBBING FARE” Pcperbtnging • Taping * Interior & Exterior Painting • Brake Service Carpentry Care — Remodel — Repair • • General Repairs Small Jobs — Why not? 35 Years of Know How Call 988-0991 for- Estimates WALTER J. ULMER, JR. Yonr Safety ia Oar Business! - ■...... 8HERM.VM Wat-LVMS PA2NT* S6t MAPLE AVE, NEPTUNE, N. J. 775-17M PETE LaVANCE Builder, Carpenter - EDWIN NOREN A Complete Line of New Chevy Cars & Trucks 9 WEBB AVE., OCEAN GROVE Dial 774-8270 PAINT and WALLPAPER — RETAIL SALES 804 Highway 86 Alterations, Kitchen Cabinets, etc. “OK” Used Cars and Transportation Specials. No Job too Large or Small Neptune Dial 774-2442 A Satisfied Customer Is My Aim ERH • KYANIZE PAINTS—PAINTING SUPPLIES—WALL PAPEE Service and Shop Facilities for Any Repair Needs. Wo mike a specialty of small jobs — Free Estimate! CORLIES AVENUE PAINT STORE “Serving The Shore Since 1928” 1314 Corlies A ve, Neptnne • Tel. 774-2648 • Free Delivery Howard L. Smith WHITTIER & LASHEK, Builders Tel. 774-1805 PLUMBING and HEATING The Hardware. Store 409 Monmouth Ave., Bradley Bemch of Ocean Grave Residential & Commercial Estimates Cheerfully Gives ^CHEVROLET ^ COAL AND FUEL OIL FRANK J. ECKART — 774-0656 HARDWARE 418 BURLINGTON AVE. BRADLEY BEACH, N. J. .: PAINTS and OILS Thompson Fuel Compjiny And Pruning 2nd Ave. & Main St., .Asbury Park 775-1212 FUEL OIL : WOOD AND CHARCOAL “BLUE”-COAL Ageiicy For “No Ksost” 117 So. Main St. — MERKILL H. THOMPSON, Prop. 775:2900 WILLARD MOUNT - 774-3040 Pigeon Repellent Plumbing and Healing — Electric Sewer Wire Phones: (D ay) ‘ 775-4693, G.E. Air Conditioned Unit* (Night) - 531^393# Warm Air Furnaces 606 BEACH AVE < BRADLEY BEACH, NTT. Full Line of - KITCHEN Monmouth Oil Burner & Fuel Co. . Domestic & Commercial — • Iron Fireman Oil Fired Boilers • RADIO & TELEVISION — SALES & SERVICE UTENSILS Paul R. Greco — Gerald T,.Greco • ;-38;Neptu5>e HY.S Neptane ACE Radio & Television (775-8062) DRUG S 51 Main' Avenue • W,e repair and sell Television, Home & Car Radios, Record-Players anl Tape Recorders. . . OCEAN. GRQVE, N. J. : 43 MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN: GROVE ■ W. B. NAGLE, Reg. Ph. 69 Highway. 35, “ Top.of the Hill,” Neptune City, N. J. Phone PR 4 174:; NAGLE’S Maio »- Central Pharmacy “ Doctors Advise Nagle’s” : Tel. 774-0204 ROOFS ~ SIDINGS PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BEST QUALITY DRUGS AO sizes, eat and threaded. Tairas asd fltttago end ELECTRICIAN GENERAL ROOFING CO. icopper tabteg. ROOFING - SIDING GUTERS — LEADERS COMBINATION WINDOWS FREE ESTIMATES REPAIRS ADAMS ELECTRIC Dial 776-8249 1408% Corlies Ave., Neptune Robert Deane -'-I- . ::rl* ■ Wiring — Fixtures — Appliances “A complete haim§- D. Darvin Adams Jr. -Dial 776-8376 • Plumbing Fixtures ® Hot Wa­ remodeling service with P. O. Box 915, Asbury Park, N. J. McCa r t h y r o o f i n g c o m p a n y ter Heaters * Boilers • Ban* one contractor!” Tel 774-1186 Electrical Contractor Built-up — Slag — Asphalt — Tile & Slate Roofs Board Radiation Aluminum & Asbestos Siding — Gutters & Leaders Kitchens & Bathrooms ROBERT E. MOSER 121 Main Street, Bradley Roach — 774-47S7 INC FIXTURES ‘ • WIRING • ELECTRIC HEAT Roofing Repairs of All Kinds — FREE ESTIMATE.1 V A N C U V i — Our Specialty — 403 OAKDALE D R , Shark River Hills, NEPTUNE 120 Neptune H'vroy *35 SIGNS — Paintinp and Lettering NEPTUNE W. 1. HEAVES MILK AND CREAM P R 4 - 0 6 0 0 .122854 8th Avenne WARDELL S DAIRY .REX SIGN CO. t 774-1377 . NEPTUNE, N. J. DAIRY PRODUCTS . 1013 Main Street • Bradley Beach Phone 776-6524 NEPTUNE, N. J. Phone 774-181* “Serviiig the' Shore for Many Yesrs" FRIDAY APRIL 8, 1966 P A G E EIGHT 'OCEAN GRoV'E TltoKS and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUl^E, NEW JERSEY ——— ■g—=-■ ' Z±S 5S 1 .= = ^ = ■ 5 ' * - *■ — ■ SS He is survived by a son, Walter vices'Easter. Sunday at tho Atone- I'ear Mr. H.: ment Lutheran Church, 6, 9:15, ami We believe the best \vny fo r you Obituaries J., of. Pittsburgh. Pa., and two THE LOYAL MUTINEERS 10:45 A .M . Tho _ Rev. Walter _F. to’ .keep informed of developments granddhlldren. mi oiii’ fbi'eigji. policy is to sub- ... KIM MARIE SPINA Services Were Jn charge of the Forker )viU , speak on "The Vlclor- lus.Christ."., At the 10:45 service a scribe to one of the Department of SAN DIEGO, Calif. - - Isini Marie Farry Memorial Home, Asbury set of 10 candlesticks will be bles­ State’s publications on foreign re­ Spina, infant daughter of PO 2.C. Park. . sed,: the. gift, of. Mr,, and Mrs. Paul lations. “Foreign. Policy Briefs’' ~ : and Mrs. Wayne C. Spina, 2269 H. Schoening. is a short, . bi-weekly publication Dunlop Street, died Inst Tuesday at CLARENCE GARRABRANDT which costs $1.25 a year. The “ D e ­ . the U. S. Naval Hospital, herd, one ROCKY HILL, CONN. — Clar­ partment of State Bulletin;’’ which . . day' after birth. Her paternal ence Garrabrandt, a native of Nep contains detailed articles by the grandparents are -Mr. and Charles tune,. N. J.,-and-son of the late President, the Secretary of Statfj' j E. Spina, of Neptune; N. J. - Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Garrabrandt, Diplomatic i.nd other leaders, comes out. week-' • Her father is with the U .S; Navy, died at Hartford Hospital, Hart­ ly. and. costs $10 per year, -Both caa stationed here; ford Conn. on April 2. He.was a re­ . Pouch' • bo subscribed to by writing the Other survivors of the infant are tired building contractor, and was WASHINGTON, D. C.—The fol­ Superintendent of Documents, Gov­ one sister, Theresa Dawn Spina, at 83 years of age. He resided nt 5 lowing letters ^ere recently an­ ernment Printing .Office, Wash­ home; maternal grandparents; M. Henry Street. swered by Use Department, of ington, D. C. .20402. > Sgt. and Mrs. James M. Gardner, o f Mr. Garrabrandt, a builder Jn the State. Seattle,. Wash., and five ' great- New Jersey Shore area:for many Do you have an inquiry? grandparents; . years, was in 1918 a builder of Fort I’m trying to write a book about Send it to: - Services, were held last Friday Dix. In partnership with Ills bro-. Captain Prince- S. Crowell p f .Mas­ “The Diplomatic Pouch” at the Francioni, Taylor and Lopez ther,. Frederick, operating as Gar- sachusetts, who w8'S: a directiS'-of JVMS, Room 4835 Funeral Home, 1200 10th and At­ rabrandt Bros., he constructed the pacific' Guano Company. Did US Department of State kins Avenue, Neptune, N. J., with many buildings in Asbury Park, in­ he, or the .firm, lay claim to the Washington, D. C. 20528 interment In Mt. Calvary Cemc- cluding the Kinmoulh Building, Swan islands? I note that Hon­ : tery. . ■ the Savoy Theater arid the New duras still claims ihe islands. ' Tenney Hotel. b .m .l . : ‘ SOCIAL &p-: MRS. F REDERICK H. -GROSS Survivors are a son, Raymond A., . Onset, JInss. ■Winchester, Va.; a brother. John N., OCEAN- GROVE --- Sirs, May Dear Miss L'.: - SECURITY Ocean Grove, N. -J.; three sisters, Ruth (nee Lone) Gross, a resident Wo find no evidence in the De­ Mrs. Evelyn-Reynolds,Miss Frances here for the. past three years, died partment’s files that, Captain Crow­ ST..- ofld Miss Marv E., all of Nep-. Elderly citizens are. cautioned at hot' home last Wednesday, fol­ ell himself ever claimed the Swan tune, N. J.; two grandchildren and Islands. On December 18, 1882, that they must, beware of Individ­ lowing a lenghtly illness. She was three great-grandchildren. the Pacific Guano Company of Bos­ uals posing as. representatives of 63' years of age. nnd resided at G Services Were yesterday (Thurs­ ton. purchased the right to the the Social Security Administration.. Seavlew. Avenue. . day) at .2 P. M., at'the Francioni, Swan Islands from Mr. John M. Mrs. Gross had been born - in Drawing based on diorama In Morristown National Historical Park re'creafes night of January 1- ■ Reports, have come In, irora all Taylor and Lopez Funeral Home, 1781, when mutinying troops surrounded. General - Anthony Wayne to hear hisi pica.' S. Williams, of Boston. On Decem­ .over the country that con men are: Kearny.. . . . 10th and-Atkins Ave., Neptune, ber 24, 1895, the Pacific .Guano She is. survived by her husband, By John T. Cunningham where the rebellious troops set up granted a reprieve, but the Pamton alleging a connection with the Soc­ with interment in Hamilton Ceme­ Company sold its rights to the ial Security . Administration. These Frederick H. Gross former presi­ General Anthony Wayne, com­ 1 a new comp on January 9. As nego- mutineers had no more desire to tery. Swan Islands to Mr. Warren K. con artists tell people that they ore dent of the Shore Area Old Guard; manding the Pennsylvania line at tiatlons dragged on, Congress sent rebel. Blodgett, of Boston. For a general authorized.to. seli medicare insur­ two sons, Frederick S & Raymond Jockey Hallow, cancelled all per­ a circular letter to all states: Before the end of Januaty, more summary of the Swan Islands ques­ ance policies, or indicate that they R .,'both of Kearny, and a sister, MRS. FRANK HALEY sonal celebration on January 1, "***on Immediate provision for than half of the 2,500 men In the tion, we refer you to : Green' H. can enroll a person over 65 fat the . Mrs. Blanche Barr, of Bloomfield, MIAMI, FLA. — Mrs. Laura 1781, despite thp fact that it Was the-pay of the Army Ss an Indispen- Pennsylvania, line received honor- Kackworth, “Digest of Internation­ medicare program. Some - offerVf ' and four grandchildren. Haley, a resident of Bradley Beach, both New Year’* Dsy &nd his '36th a«bl8 n§Gesslty. W e need not dwell, able discharges. Some re-enlisted,- al Law” (Washington, 1940), vol­ discount to anyone giving an Im­ Funeral services were held last N. J. for more than’ 39 years, prior Jjlrthday. upon the irijustlesor the probable ^ut a. large number, went home, ume I, pages 616^520. ’ . mediate payment ,but in any event Friday nl&ht at the Wilfred Armlt- effects of a delay. They are obvious y],e rest' returning to «emp, to moving Iierc died last Friday Dissension and bltternees envel­ wilt collect vfsat money they are . age Funeral Home, with the Rev. here’ following a lengthy illness. oped the New Jersey encampment, and alarming.;’ found conditions improved, Sl>- I have, just returnee) from a, con­ abld and then -disappear.. % j Phillip Edgerly, Baptist Church in She resided at 3265 Northwest 96tfs nearly, five years of warfare men Soldiers in every American camp .though not much, for the young na» ference where a . young lay mis­ There, have been other rackets Kearny, of Oakwood Avenue, -offi­ Street here. still suffered from inadetiuale cloth, stirred in ifliscontent as negotiations tion’s political leaders never gave sionary spoke o f conditions in Paki­ at various times In the past. Includ­ ciating . Interment followed in Mrs. Haley was the widow o f ing and wretched food. Wayne sym­ went on along the banks of the Del the soldiers as much as they expect- stan. He is deeply esncerriad abou.t ing impersonators who have offered Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Tarry- Frank Haley; pathised with them; throughout aware, and the fires of mutiny flar- ed the soldiers to give, ...... the sort, of people are sendmg sums of money, allegedly represent­ ; town, N, Y. . She is survived b y /tw o daugh­ Deeembe’ he had written friends ed anew at Pamton or, January Car? Van Doreh summed tip the over there lo rejirestmt our 'nation. ing; at increase iri social secm-lfy ters, Mrs. Frank. Dalton, Wall warning that fury must soon break 20 Several , hundred New Jersey desperate actions of the soldiers in Cocktail: parties are.'; a must, he benefits; as a'device to gala entry . J.".' . C A R O L BROW N JR Township, N. J., and Mrs. Joseph out, perhaps' on'. January 1, when volunteers left camp and headed 'j,js b00k, "Mutiny in January:’’ says, in a riation of religious ab­ Into homes and find, out where NEPTUNE CITY - Carl Brown Kessler, Ocean Township, N. J.; many enlistments ran out for Chatham, apparently, hdpltig to ‘T he real fault in the whole afr stainers; 1, had fory ea rs been 'con­ money is. kept. If the opportunity jr ., live-year-old son of Mr. and two sons,. Harry, here, and Jack. re-enact the Pennsylvania success. fair jay with the public, which had Quiet, settled on the uneasy, eariip cerned'about our “cocktail” image arises, a purse or wallet containing Mrs Carl Brown Sr., died last Wed­ Seal Beach,’ Calif.; 13 grandchil­ as the; wan sun of;January 1 : i/ent This time, however,, there were" broken Sts ■ aontract w ith. the sol­ countries where abstinence la money Is stolen. If nesday at his- home, 37 Riverview dren and. 3 great-grandchildren. ■: diers of all the Continental Lines down, arid Wayne waited hopefully. no negotiations. the norm/ but thought Jnitybe J was Avenue. Funeral, arrangements were In A person falsely representing' If this day could pass without trou­ Officers returned the Pomton by failing to supply and pay them, being prudish. It looks like He had been born in Newark,. charge o f the Bess Funeral Home, himself as a social security repre­ ble,- tomorrow might be better. mutineers from Chatham’ to. face "The citizens at large should have wasn’t. What do you think?' Also surviving are three brothers. here. sentative fs operating in the Red Shortly after 3 P. M. hundreds of startling punishment.' Three were been blamed because they would A.A.L. . Jlobert Thomas, Jerome, and Pat­ Bank>area according to a report re­ * - soldiers streamed Out of their huts, selected to die — arid 12 others not act. But the insurgent soldiers Odem, Texas rick, and one sister, Jacqueline, all ceived by Benjamin Sandberg, dis­ firing muskets into the air and dar­ were chosen to - shoot them, in a were blamed because they did.” Dear Mrs. L.: at home; - paternal grandparents, trict manager of the Sodal Security ing officers to stop them. Two of­ ghastly bit of justice that punished c — Copyright 1964 -- State of With regard to your comments Mr, and Mrs. Carl Brown, of Point Plan Fall Festival Office in Asbury Park. ficers who tried to stem the revolt the living even more than the dead. New Jersey Tercentenary Commls-; on.official functions in Pakistan, it Pleasant, end Maternal grandpar­ This Individual telephoned a lady fell wounded on the. camp ground, One of the three chosen to: die was sion. is the genera: practice o f our rep­ ent';, Mr. and .Mrs Albert Evans, who Is receiving social security re­ For library Fund Captain Adam Bettin died from resentatives to serye nonalcoholic tirement benefits, Indicating that here. gun wounds suffered along the road refreshments at, well as alcoholic Services were held lost Saturday NEPTUNE Representatives of to Farmer Wick’s. Shore Area Development i ommittee beverages at cocktail parties,. so he represented tho Social Security morning from the Francioni. Toy- Administration and made an ap­ Neptune organizations met recent­ Wayne rode up, spurred his horse that either is available to Paki­ lo r ind Lopez Funeral Home, 10th pointment to visit with her the fol­ ly at the Neptune Library, ,1809 among the. riotous crowd, and stanis arid other- guests'. . Many and Atkins Avenue, Neptune. In­ 1st Annual Awards Dinner May 12 lowing day. Corlies Avenue, with the members pleaded with the soldiers to stop. Pakistanis do consume, alcoholic terment was. in St. Catharine's of the Book, Arts and Crafts Festi­ They paused, listened-sullenly for a beverages and serve them to guests During the visit, he advised heyi Cemetery. ASBURY PARK — Robert A. construction or property *mprove- that for $10 per month he woulu val committee to formulate and few minutes but ignored his pleas. in their own homes. In Pakistan m ent during Sfss past year. discuss further plans for'tho. fes­ Somewhere on the edge of the Roe, commissioner of New Jersey alcoholic beverages are manufac­ provide, her with insurance cover­ MRS. ALBERT H. KIRMS Mr. Van Ness also anounced that tival to be held September 9 and crowd a platoon fired its muskets Department of Conservation arid tured, imported and ilered for age obtainable through social BRADLEY BEACH — Mrs. Lu- a special luncheon meeting of ser­ security to provide for her burial 10. The committee hopes to pro­ over Wayne’s head in ugly warning. Economic Development, will be the sale. • j,nna Kirms, a resident here for the vice club representatives was held mote interest in ways the library Outraged, Wayne shouted; "If As we would not expect Paki­ expenses ,!n the event of her death. past .45 years, died: suddenly last guest speaker at the First Annual at the-Hofbrau Restaurant. Attend­ can increase tho cultural interest you mean to kill me, shoot me at stani citizens resident in the United The social security^ benoficiary Friday ot her home, 408 Bradley Awards Dinner of the Shore Area ing the meeting were Louis V. In of the community and to raise once! Here’s my breast!" States to become users of alcohol told the imposter that she wasn't in­ Boulevard. ’ She was the wife of development committee, it was an­ money- fo r - the Library Building zurla, Belmar Lions Club, Richard if they do not so .desire, similarly terested and reported the incident Borough Commissioner: Albert H. Muting: The ugliest word in sol- Fund. Mrs. Robert Goodrich, Festi- nounced this week by Kendall H. J. Fay, Belmar Kiwanls; Earle H, we do riot expect Americans to.ab­ to the Social Security Administra­ Kirms, and'was 61 years of age. dierdom! Fearing that the men in- -val chairman, presided. Lee, ch'nirmari. The dinner will be Johnson, Asbury Park Kiwanls; stain. because they are living in tion. Mrs. kirms was a member of the tended flee to British camps, he](] at the Berkeley-Carteret Hotel Robert Krempasky, Neptune Lions; Some of the features of the Fes land in which many of the in­ Mr. Sandberg said that the FBI •First Methodist Church, here, and Wayne led officers to block the here> 0n Thursdayi May 12.. Leonard G. Grasscr, Asbury Park tival have already been decided habitants do not use alcohol. We do has been notified and is conducting • cf the church's Women's Society road ; leading east to Elizabeth-. 'Howard W. Van Ness, chairman Rotary; Joel Parker. Manasquan upon:' I*—A display of paintings by expect fully, however, that official an Investigation. o f Christian.Service and the Meth­ Town. Soldiers resented that, y ell'1 0£ the dinner committee, announ- Kiwanls; H. Cornell Kahle, Long New. Jersey artists under the su­ Amoricans abroad will conduct odist .Home Auxiliary, ing that.their aim was to deal w ith' ed that requests for a list of indi- pervision of Mr. Geza De Vogh nf Branch Kiwanls; Jobchim A. Man- themselves in a manner which will ' She was born in Paterson, mov­ Congress, not to bargain with King viduals and corporations eligible cino, Neptune-Ocean Township Ki­ the Old-Mill at T/nfon Fails. 2— A reflect credit on themselves and SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES ing here In 1921, . George. , : . . [ for awards had been forwarded to concert Friday evening, S ep t;!); di- wanls; Lester G. Joste, Ocean their country. S3.5C \ YEAR BY MAI!, Recently. Crs; Kirms, with her Soutinvard marched more than.a the building Inspectors in. the. 18 | reeled by Mr. James Welch. ,3—The Township Lions. Tho club repre­ We appreciate your concern over two daughters and two daughters- thousand men, pausing overnight m e m b er municipalities, Gold and j'sale of jewelry by the O’Brien-Ma­ sentatives pledged their support to our image abroad. This is a respon­ in-law, .began - making- sewing kits at Vealtown (no\y Bernardsvllle) silver certificates will be awarded jor Auxiliary. 4—The sale of cer­ the shore area committee dinner sibility we all share. - for'Vietnamese Women. She-under-: and at Middlcbrook before stepping at the dinner for Investment in new program. BEST PRICES amics by the Holy Innocents R, C. jauntily into Princeton on January fool: the .project after seeing.ex­ At college there have been many Church ceramic group. 3. Eye witnesses expressed admira­ pressions of suffering on the faces gram of earth orbital flights will discussions or. what we are doing O th er representatives present tion for the discipline and high PAID of women on missionary leaflets. Scouts Get Gemini be followed by the Apollo series, and why we are doing it as regards »n addition to her husband, she is stated that their organizations will, spirits qf tho mutineers, For Old Gold and ' during which three NASA astro­ American foreign policy. The only survived bvtw o sons, Albert G. and decide in a few weeks what; booths Wayne dispatched a. note to Silver and nauts will take an apollo space major point of agreement is that Old Jewelry Harry W>, arid two daughters, Mrs. they will man for display and sale George. Washington’s headquarters For Annual Show craft to the moon and back before we don’t know what to agree on. of handicrafts, food, candy, etc; in New Windsor, N. Y„ then follow­ - Mabel] Graves nnd -Mrs. Florence the end of this decode. All but two would like an explanation of Clubs not represented at-the Mnrch ed his men. He boldly entered Smith, all of Woll-Townshlp; a bro­ Kendall H. Lee, Chair- . American foreign policy through­ B. FEDDESI meeting may contact Mrs. Robert of the NASA astronauts are . for­ ther, Neil DeNiks Belmar;. a sister, Princeton to negotiate with the man, Reports Boy Scout out the world. JEWELER p Goodrich (tel. 775-3270) or Mrs. mer scouts, said, Mr. Lee. Mrs. Villa Southard, o f Shamokln, Pennsylvanians encamped near Event- May 28-29 in Asbury OCEAN RHOVE j {" Charles Manz (tel. 774-2255). Scouts are now involved in tic­ WJI. ' " Pa., and 15 grandchildren. Nassau Hall, recognizing that he POST OFFICE BLDG. 3 ASBURY PARK — You don't ket' sales for the • show as well as Alliance, Ohio Services were held Monday at the The committee will also welcome would be little more than a re­ have to be at Cape Kennedy to get preparing exhibits activities and First Methodist Chdrch, here, with volunteers to assist in arranging spected prisoner. a close-up look at a Gemini space­ projects for participation In the the Rev. David Cousins officiating. and selling used books to be sup­ Delighted Tory spices raced to craft, the two-man capsule which GO show. Interment followed in Well Church plied by all township residents who New York to tell General Sir Henry Is helping p&ve the way to the ft ' , Cemetery. . wish to share in this community Ciinton the good news, as they saw project. - ' —•'*»» ui it. moon for America's astronauts, ac­ Easter At Redeemer USE NO EXTRA cording. to Kendall- H. Lee, Allen­ JOHN BLAHA JR. .Members present were: Mrs. Clinton . confidentially expected OUE CHARGE. hurst, Boy Scout Show Chairman. NEPTUNE — John Blaha Jr., a Robert Goodrich, Shark River Hills that the end lay near for America NEPTUNE — th e following Eas POPULAR PAY A full-scale model of the Gemini resident here for the past five P.T.A.; Mrs. John Northup, library — and, indeed, if this mutiny per­ ter Sunday schedule has been an on loan from the National Aero­ WATCH­ REGULAR years, died Tuesday at Monmouth director; Mrs. John Gatta, pres­ sisted, independence would be but nounced for Redeemer Lutheran nautics and Space Administration DOG RATE FOR Medical Center, Long Branch, at ident of the Library Association; a dream. American soldiers every­ Church: Holy Communion at 8:15 will be on/display at Monmouth SERVICE YOUR o n the age of 74. He resided at 501 Mrs. George Dudik, Library As- where had grown disgusted with A. M., sermon theme, "The Alpha ;UO Council's Scouting We Go Show at and the Omega” ; Easter service at Mayfair Lane. soeiation; Mrs. Madelone Heckman, the miserable treatment shown by Convention Hall Asbury Park, His wife was ttis late Mrs. Elsie O’Brien-Major Auxiliary; Mrs. R. a less-than-grateful nation. 11 A. M., sermon theme, "The May 28-29. ' Resurrection and the IJfe.” The Blaha. D. Adams, Hannah - .Crosman Secret negotiations were begun to This is your opportunity to vis­ Mr. Blaha was retired, a former V.F.W. Auxiliary; Mrs, Stanley swing the mutineers into British Rev. Eugene W. Beutel, pastor, will ualize climbing in, assuming the -"'"inco! with the Standard Oil Leefe, Hamilton Fire Auxiliary. ranks. Clinton dispatched two tory conduct both services, t h e film, spies with an offer of amnesty; '•launch mode'' and simulating a “He Is Risen” and "In Joseph’i HEATINQ O il, '"’otripany of New Jersey in Lin- And, Mr3. William Nemeth, blast-off and ride in space aboard Garden," will be shown during the r’—i, followirig.38 years of service. Bradley Park P.T.A.; Mr. Garry within minutes after the spies con­ a spacecraft. like Ihe one which Sunday School Hour. Additional He had been Born in Prague, Coliins, Liberty Fire Co.; Mrs, Wil­ tacted the. soldiers in Princeton, CALL 7754600 FOR PROMPT 24 Astronauts will have used in !><'ehoslovokia. He was a former liam Leefe, Shark River Hills La­ Clinton han an answer. The mutin­ classes for the nursery and kinder completing the . 12-mission Gemini -- -iden! of Roselle, and moved to dies Auxiliary; Mr. Robert Foster, eers • awoke Wayne and delivered garten Departments will meet as series by early 1967, says Mr. Lee. RADIO DISPATCHED SERVICE t^rv Shore in 1961. Hamilton Fire .Co.; Mrs, Charles the spies to him. usual during the 11 o’clock service. A color film of Genalnl • 4 As­ ..MivBiaha was a member of the Titus, Neptune Township Woman’s The Pennsylvanians expressed The Sunday'School Superintendent tronaut .Edward' H. White’s 20- Fi**st Presbyterian Church in As- Club; Mrs. Edward Wallace, li­ disgust at the Clinton effort, They Is Joseph J, Hogan, Jr. • minute walk in space will be 20 PROSPECT Mn ry Park; the Old Guard of brary trustee,- arid Mr. E. M. W al­ shw themselves as loyal mutineers, ' shown in connection with the ex­ NEPTUNE Greater Point Pleasant; the Esso lace, Library Association. . not disgraceful, traitors! Communion Easter Sunday WELLER’S hibit, with the earth forming i / ’-nuats Club1 of Bnyway; Corner­ Congress sped, representatives to PHONE 775-4600 r * — ------\ backdrop 150 mll.es below. ASBURY PARK — Holy Com­ ESTABLISHED IN 1916 stone Lodge,* F&AM, and ■ tfje deal with the Pennsylvanians, first SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES NASA’s two Wan Gemini pro munion will be observed at all ser; Craftsman Clubi Linden *3.6) A YEAR BY MAIL, at Princeton and then « t Trenton,