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VO L. XCV1V NO. 51 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, DEC. 19, 1974 PIFTEEN CENTS Withers-Mick KtwwpciswM tewteiwwuBOTcietpewtwsteweiststeteiewewietM tstiM twiw Nuptials, Dec. 14 Superior Court Judge Says Government By
BELMAR — Leslce A n n Wi thers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. GeongV Withers, 96 Cookman Ave. Camp Meeting A ssn. Is Unconstitutional Ocean Grove,- became t h e bride last Saturday of'R obert „J am es T Decision on News Dealer’s Right To Deliver 011 Sabbath Mick, 1112 Lake Ave., Ocean Grove in the Fifth Avenue Chapel, here. Will Be Appealed To The New Jersey Supreme Court . . '3 The Rev. Bruce Harrison officiat ed in the double ring ceremony. FREEHOLD — The Ocean lost. Alfred C. Clapp, Newark : Organist was Mis. Julie Tice. Statement He went: on to say “it is clear from Grove Camp Meeting Associa attorney- who is assisting the language - used • by- the Legislature : By Ocean Grove’s President tion was stripped of its mu Henry, H. Patterson, Associa i . . that thf provisions of the (enabl-. George L. Hergesheimer . nicipal or goverinental pow tion' counsel, said thatm n ap inii Jaiv) do not/have a secular., ptir-.: ers by a New- Jersey Super peal will be made promptly. p;jsc.” He added, the law tloes liavc The Executive Committee the ..'purpose “to advance, religion,” , ior .Court Judge last Friday. After the appeal’is filed, the Supreme Court will be peti of the Ocean Grove C a m p which is- tantamount to '.\n establish M l But a stay Has been . granted tioned to take the case from Meeting Association in ses ing til. religion" and thus, a., violation ■/ pending appeal. ; ; sion Friday, December 13, ■of the first Amendment ^ TO ALL OUR READERS •the Superior. Court's appellate division. This will cut.down 1974 was informed late in the uecatise (,f ' his .ruling . against , the AND THEIR LOVED ONES Superior Court Judge Merr afternoon of a ruling handed ritt Lane, Jr., said last Friday expenses for both litigants, enabling legi.slation, Judge’ Larie said From • said Mr. Clapp, former Dean down by the Honorable Mer it follouv’V that any “so cal’ed” or that it is unconstitutionial for ritt Lane Jr., a judge of the the Camp Meeting Associa .of Rutgers ,La\v School and dinances adopted' bv the Camp Meet- . former judge of the Superior Superior Court in Monmouth ing Association /'are without .any force ; THE STAFF and ADVERTISERS tion to adopt and .enforce its County. He ruled that the municipal ordinances, point Court. or effect,” and the Association "has Camp Meeting Association ing in particular at the Sun : ‘ The ruling by Judge L a n e no’authority to bar the streets at any of THE TIMES day restrictions, no vehicular purely prohibits the C a m p has no municipal powers to time to any person." , . make and enforce its own . “The Family Newspaper” . • j- traffic, no. bathingi etc. The Meeting Association from act judge contends ' Ocfcan Grove ing as a municipal governing laws. Should this ruling be upheld, it means our Sunday is not a separate, entity, a mu body. It does not touch its closing ordinances and all oth Mrs. Robert James Mick nicipality in itself but a part ecclesiastical powers, nor its Unity Is Antique Doll Display And Program of the Township o f Neptune. ownership of property in the ers enacted can not be enforc The groom is the son of Mrs. Grove. Neither does it touch ed. Judge Lane did grant our At Woman’s Club of Ocean Grove Judge Lane ruled on a suit John Mick, 17th Ave., West Bel its lot charge, a contractual attorney Alfred C; Clapp, The Theme by Robert E . Schaad. of»Al- mar, and John' Mick, “H” Street, agreement between the lessee Esq., a stay of the decision he lenhurst, who delivers news . this place. OCEAN GROVE T The colorful enjoyed going up for a closer view of and the Association which rendered pending the outcome OCEAN GROVE - “Unity” be this valuable collection. It was indeed papers in the community and Given in marriage by her fa decoration^ Christmas tree, and the cannot be. impaired by legisla of an appeal to the Appellate hind the Camp Meeting Association sought to continue delivery of ther, the bride wore an empire large display of beautiful dolls of the a delightful afternoon. . . tion or. court edict. ■ Division of Superior Court; for the preservation of Ocean Groi/b style gown of poly-organza and 19th and . early 20th centuries gave ^Those in attendance included also: the. Sunday papers in the ear Thie Executive Committee was the theme of a spontaneous meet- . ly morning hours of the Sab : It appears . that if ; Ocean . Alencon lace, with mother of pearl The W oman’s Club of Ocean Grove a Mrs. E. D.; Sparks', Miss Alice M . acted quickly after hearing ing of representative persons Monday festive appearance last Thursday after Johnston, M iss Florence-J. Carryl, M rs. bath. Complaints had b e e n Grove loses in the final bat •trim and detachable train. H er tle, the ordinances of th e the report, and by unanimous n ig h t . floor length mantilla was edged noon as the members and guests gath Otto Lind, M rs. Edward J, Tomkins, signed- against him by Mr. vote instructed o u r coiinsel M rs. H . Koehne, M rs. H . D . W inship, & Mrs. Wilbur Dinegar, sum Township of Neptune will ap Qeorge L . Hergesheim er, Association with Alencon lacc. Her bouquet ered for the Christmas meeting pre ply to tl;e Grove. The town Henry H. Patterson, Esq., president, and Frank M.- Henson, its. was of white roses', stephanotis sided over . by the president, Mrs; Mrs. John R. Perry, M rs. Jeannette mer residents at 15. Abbott who was working with Mr. Ecke, Mrs. B. Stirling, Miss Alice Avenue, and Superior Court ship will also have to absorb executive director, discussed Judge and toabies breath. R a lp h P. H u n t . street maintenance and police Clapp, to file the necessary M erritt Lane’s decision against the ■ Matron of honor for her sister, Radomski, Mrs. A. T. Holloivay, Judge Thomas Yaccarino had appeal in the Appellate Divi The special Christmas donations issued an injunction against protection. community and the . Association's de was Mrs. Walter Buettner, Garland M rs, C . Aschenbach, M rs. C . Bewkes, sion of Superior Court.' were turned in and M rs. W illiam T , the Camp Meeting Associa The judge’s decision focused on cision to appeal. The meeting was ■ Girdle, Westminster, CJalif. Site Folley, chairman of the Social Service M rs.. Louis : W . Asay, Miss Myrtle I believe the vast majority Cody, Miss Anne Mason, M rs. Gladys tion from enforcing the ordi three major issues: freedom of held at Day's Restaurant, with owner was attired in a long sleeved, prin Departm ent, told of the gifts distribute speech and the press, the right of of leaseholders and friends of Benjamin Douglas as chairman. cess line’ gown of burgundy vel- F . Logan, M rs. W alter Schriek, Miss nance . and stopping the Sun ed by her and her co-chairman, M rs. day delivery.; V due process to_ operate a business, Ocean Grove will agree with The committee of residents. now in vet, and a matching picture hat, Sinclair Sutherland, for Thanksgiving Adelaide M . W illiam s, M rs. Harry L. the action taken by the Camp The hearing was ' held here and the 1870 enabling legislation formation is being expanded. Block ■ and ;■ carried a bouquet of pink and Christmas. M rs. Edward J. M a k - Tice, Mrs; Charlote Myers, Mrs. A. Meeting Association. Many C . Flandreau, M rs. W illiam M cKellar, last Friday and Ocean Grove tinder which Ocean Grove oper captains will be named and the en roses centered with one wine col- holm, chairm an of the Am erican Home ates. offers of help a n d support ’ ored rose. M rs. Ivan H all, M rs. M ary L. Drake, tire community surveyed. Bill Clegg Department reported on the m any tins • Arguing' the case for the Asso- have already been received at j Other, attendants were Mrs. .Mrc, Cem e*- Jahnel. ,M rs._M au
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’By opening accounts In various capacities (Individually, O. KUKER jointly, as trustee for another, etc.) you may obtain $40,000 coverage for each capaolfy. We'll be he y to Offlcea throughout Central New Jw ew , f JEWELER dewribe this feature In detail. •tnuuftyuur phone book for tt>»9 iU 1 9 M U W y V f t 614 MAIN STREET • BRADLEY BEACH Member FDIC (Opposite Railroad Square) • TeL 776*7723 m— — wMaBaBMMaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBMaaaaM a THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1974 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, ANP NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JEBhHiT PA G E THRKM — ------W est Grove Meth. general inspector job knowledge. w'flh M avne A ir Base Squadron 32 I BOWLING Ballard M eth. Sgt. uVicgill attended Neptune S-n- H I a -Marine Corps A ir Station, Trinity Ushcre br_High School prior to hit enlistment EC’ ;.-t, S.C. OCEAN GROVE BUSINESSM EN’S St. Paul’s Ushers and is currently enrolled in tlie over ,H e is Assigned to duties as an BOWLING LEAGUE C r u s a d e r s seas branch of Los Angeles City G:!!- c'ectrieian. 1st Pres., AJ>. c~. po ii.j scicr.:e courses pursuing an i. A fDr..ier student o fthe Uni- Hurry'S 28 17 37 ' 1st M eth., A.P. Associates Degree in Administration O.G. Memorial 26% 1814 36% Iv .it; South Carolina at Beau- Belm ar Meth. of Justice. !.e joined the M arine Corps O.G. Flowers 23 22 32 Calvary Baptist ’ in Novem ber, 1972. Pathway 24 . 21 31 Avon Meth. Ethel’s 23 22 29 M em orial Meth. Morawe’s 22 23 29 S h o r e m e n 0 M : Desiderio’s 1 21 24 28 Belm ar Pres. G RA B BLE Smith’s' . 20 25 '.. 28 ' ■ I drevv an 8 x 10 of a couple on their honeymoon. On their Campbell’s 18 27 25 .; 10th anniversary an 11-x 14 sketch ,was made and on the 20th anni Desiderio’s 2 19’A 25% 24% versary a 16 x 20. The sizes and prices kept rising but there was no H urry Real Estate moved into charge for the double chins in tne final one. first place in the Ocean Grove Bus inessmen’s League Monday night People have come from Neiy England, Pennsylvania and other at Bradley Lanes. T h e realtors states for these pleasant memories of the beauty and innocent looks took 4 points from M orawe’s Car'-' Main Avenue Deli of children. The furthest distance travelled was from Kansas, The petlbaggersbehind the steady bowl ing of Jim . Brown. Jim finished 54 Main Ave., Ocean Grove people used to live in, Jersey and all the children had been drawn. with a 575 series on games, of In Kansas a little girl was born and in a couple of years they were 199, 199, 186. Bob Crelin, Jr. had Tel. 774-6488 fully aware that: a portrait sketch was missing on the , wall so the 535 on" a high of 191. Morawe’s trip was made."; .! : '• ; ’ dropped from -5th to 6th place in the standings. A man from Easton, Pennsylvania wrote to ask if I could make The O.G. Memorial Home slip a copy of a sketch drawn 20 years previously. Sure, I replied, take ped back to 2nd position, as they it out of the frame'and mail it. He wouldn’t take it out of the frame took 3 points from the Odean. and wouldn’t mail it but made the trip'with his wife.. It was a Grove Flow er'and Gift Shop. B ill drawing of the father and two sons. Both’sons \ypuld have liked Sm ith was high for the Home with to. own it but there was only one picture so the trip was niade. The a 521 on games of 186; 182. Paul |j>py, including train and hotel charges was at least fifteen times Keegan had the high for the third the price of the original. . ' " • place. Giftm en, a 195. With the passing years more and more people express their ■.Pathway1 M arket ^remains in 4th delight at finding me in the same locale. Building a reputation with evert though they dropped 3 points, the "build a better mouse.trap” method is outmoded but-' I’ve stuck to last place Desiderio Olds 2. w ith it. Ethel’s Stationary moved up to 5tih from 6th in spite of dropping 3 points to 9th place Camiplbell’s My winters, since 1941, were spent in Washington, D.C. Two Highway 35 & 3rd Arp years ago a young woman had me draw her little girl and asked Barbers. Dave M itchel led the B ar where I spent my summers. When 1 told her Asbury Park and Ocean bers with his 530 series on games, NEPTUNE CITV Groye she was surprised. “Asbury P a rk - why that’s my home town! of 190, -173. B ill M ockridge was 774-5352 high for Ethel's with 524 on 177, My father’s an eye. doctor there and we’ve been there for years. Residence 95 Broadway I’m going there for Christmas”. (Dr. Fisher) 170: v:;. ■ ; -v; /; V;: LANES Ocean Grove — 774-MM I asked whether she’d ever seen or heard of me during my 28 ■Desiderio ..Olds 1 and Sm ith’s years there and she said something I’ve heard many many times Hardware traded positions with 1 2 6 Modern AMF through the years. “We’natives never go on the boardwalk during moving up to 7th and Smith’s Bowling Lanes K. V^iwr" the summers”. : . ■ ' dropping to 8th' as the Oldsmcn came up with a 4 point point vic LOUNGE • SNACK BAR . tory. Jim Saragusa was high for PRO SHOP ■ - Desiderio with .a 563 series on games of 203, 198. Bill. Bowden Leagues and Open //I i\ Corlies Avenue at ST. JAMES’ EPISCOPAL CHURCH had a 509 on 173, 170. OIL BURNEE SEBTICK Springdale Ave. Fourth and Hammond,' Bradley'Beach Tel. 774-4540 — i Z4-Hrs. DaOf NEPTUNE D. STEWART ALEXY, RECTOR - NORTH SHORE CHURCH 1217 MAIN ST. • BRADLEY BEACH Including Sunday Call 988-2595 BOW LING LEAGUE M tKK>l9l3l3lSt3l3l9lSl3l9)Sl3iai3lSiai3l3l»St9tSlSiSt3i2t%Zi3!3t3)3-
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(From the Dcc. 18, 1959 and Neptune Times Published Thursday Telephone 773-0007 Issue o f T h e .Times) WILLIAM T. KRESOE, Editor and Publisher Under the leadership of Mrs. Peggy Holl and Jcnn Williamson, Local Editors Sam Findler, the following Brown SIXTY-FOUR MAIN AVENllEy^OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY 077M Catered as second class mall In the'^Post Office, Ocean Grave, New Jersey ies were invested into Troop 132, SUBSCRIPTION: $6.00 yearly, $3.50 semi-annually. Single copies 25c each. Neptune. Barbara Applegate, Car ADDRESSES cliangcd on request — always give former address. ADVERTISEMENTS: Rates will be furnished ty us on request. ol Armstrong, • Meredith. Findler, THE TEME8 ls on sale at the following news stands: Ocean Grove—Ethel s Stationery and Ruth’s Stationery ond Eddie's Market, 125 Heck Ave.; Asbury Dianne Fluhr, Terri Hartunu, Pa Park—Flo,s Luncheonette. 400 Cookman Ave,; Neptune- -Warner Drug, Abbott s tricia Kennedy, Iinda Norris, Hel Soda Shop, Cuccurullo Grocory, Muller's Delicatessen, Colonial House, Jump en Peluso, Pameila Terret, Roibin ing Brook Deli. Mike & Nina's, Gables Drug. Nick's Store, Cracker Barrel in tfl Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I,go, 113 ing put on as competition between Shark River Hills; Neptune City—Tommy's; Bradley Bcach—Mary Ann Shop. Thomas and Kathy Wielert. Elm Dr., Neptune. the various home rooms, with the WATCH THE LA B E L OPJ YOUR PAPER FOR THE EXPIRATION OI’ Kenneth Rose had been elected YOUR SUBSCRIPTION winner to be awarded a spaghetti president of the Neptune First Aid dinner prepared specially by Mrs. Squad succeeding M errill Ritzen- Anthony Palaia, South Main St., doliar; Frank Stewart, vice presi St., Neptune. dent; Lester S. Goldstein, re-elect ■ CpI. Donald Wilson Stratton, 18, | ed sec’y. and Joseph Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. H, W. Strat-I TAKE treas., succeeding Kenneth Orms- (From tlie December 22, 1944 ton, 37 Main Ave., Ocean Grove, bee, who was moving to North Jer .Issue of The Times) DUNLAP’S a top turret gunner, had joined a sey. Walter Stewart was named FIVE veteran B-24 Liberator heavy bom I LIMOUSINE SERVICE captain, succeeding Adolph The Eighth Annual Christmas bardment group which had flown Kruschka; George F. Emmons, 1st carol service of the Naylor School We Go Anywhere! By FRED W. KOKE over 380 comlbat missions. lieut.; Lester Goldsitein, 2nd lieut., of Voice presenting the pupils of Twenty-five members of t h e RIDE WITH DICK TO ALL and Sid McDevitt, sergeant. Myrtle Holmes Naylor and featur Ocean Grove Woman’s Club joined AIRPORTS AND PIERS Summerfield was undefeated in ing the Naylor Choristers would in a Ohristmas wreath making par the, Neptune Tito, elementary be staged in the Grand Avenue Re DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE ty. Tea was, served and carols schools football league, winning formed Church, Asbury Park. The were sung with Mrs. Evelyn Floyd Get your reservations in now. tlie interscholastic title with 5-0 Naylor Choristers included Pris at the piano. Mrs. Harry Hulit and record. Players were Mike . Love, cilla Dingee, Ernestine Nelylor, Mrs.- Herbert S. Walters were in Phone 775-5445 Glen. DePalo, T ed Hendrickson, Virginia Clark, Elizabeth Heck charge of the social. ■. Jay McRoberts, Mike. Capozzoli, man, Norma Herd, Helen Hopkins, Dave Boyce, Lee Rochelle, Bill Nancy Lee, Gloria Reynolds and Ocean Grove surpassed its unof Oliver, Bud Schroeder, Hans Ruth Van Arsdale. Members of ficial uota of $100,000.00 in t h e Gruetzenfbach, Fred Sutton, Ron the Beginners’ Class participating Sixth War Loan Dr., which ended McLoughlin; Ted Hofner, Charles were June Bates, Shirley Behrens, Dec. 20. The grand total of sales Foster, Dave Prout, Bucky Hurley, Diana Gallagher, Carol Bishop, was $98,00 plus $8,193, sold by Allie Konowitz, Dan Prideaux, Jim Dawn Frazer, Cora Insiey and Mar the Ocean Grove postoffice of Rodgers, Pete Mclntrye, Dave Con ion Parker. The full chorus also which Mrs. Willie Austin was post nelly, John Edward, Lvn Lyford, inoluded Pat Gallagher, Ruth Moss, mistress. Mrs.' Bleeeker Stirling co-captain Joe Conover; co-captain Peggy Ann Weizel, Jean Sutts, El and Mrs.. William Gdllan were giv Dennis Dufbe, Tom Griffith, Bob eanor Heckman arid Lois Tildes- en special recognition for selling Pieper, Glenn Martin and CUkrcncc ley. i the most number of E Bonds up Allen, Fred Wilson was coach. As part of t h e Neptune; High to Dec 4: Mr. and Mrs. Bertram MacTerr- School drive to sell bonds for the Members of the St Paul's WSCS nan, 309 Birch Dr.. Neptune, were Sixth War Loan' and the high Choral Club, directed by Miss Al- parents of a girl, bom Dee. 5. Mr. school boiid selling contest, Dan faretta Curry, sang at the society and Mrs. Joseph Canady, 216 Cliff- Cole of Ocean Grove, Carl Peters Christmas party Member Chorist p i s M M s o y wood Dr., Neptune, were the par and Stanley Morton of Neptune, ers were Mrs. Robert Gillum, Mrs. ents of a daughter, born Dec. 5, made a drive through Ocean Grove Ethel Hillpot, Mrs. Carl Herschel, and Dec. 6, a little boy was born and part of Asbury Park and sold Mrs. Jesse Kester, -Mrs. Harry over $$1,200 bonds in a single day.- Shenton, Miss Lucile Dunn, Mrs. The drive at the school was be Charles Rugge, Mrs. Wiley Poole, Subscribe to The
. OCEAN GROVE HOME OWNERS ASSN. ■ ..O G EA K-O nO YE - BU O IN E33M EN ’3 - ASSN . OCEAN GROVE HOTEL ASSN. J BRONSON & BL/UH AGCY.>\ '£ Helen & Stuart Blair A perfect Christmas Gift thanks for work in 1974 to make Ocean Grove a better place to live and visit - to you AND TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND CLIENTS MERRY CHRISTMAS " N - 774-7500 449-7577 a X MERRY
Early American and Colonial Realtor - Member SMLS Style Woodcrafting & Dials Jennie Meyer 428 Main St.. Asbury Park 514 Rt. 35, Wall, N.J. AGENCY — A L S O — REAL ESTATE 47 Vi Main Avenue $16,000 — 5 rooms and bath. Automatic heat. Basement. Modern Clocks & Travel Alarms Ocean Grove, N. J. HOTEL — Finest location. Modem Owner’s Apt., Most attrac Tel. 774-3061 . tive rooms. ■ nr • ,-V -J GUEST HOUSE — near Oteam . Owner's apartment, plus at- ficiancics and guest rooms. Listed at $40,000. BEAUTIFUL HOME, 7 rooms, 1% baths. Hardwood floor*. Auto For A11 Your matic heat. Fine basement for recreation. Exoellent condi- v Hon. $25,000. HOUSE — 1st floor apartment plus 4 renting rooms on second ‘The Jewelry Store of Ocean Grove' Floorcovering floor. Automatic heat. Basement $23,500. Other listings available in houses, Cottages and burin a«i 55-57 MAIN AVE.-Post Office Bldg properties. ' • —.SEE — , RENTALS ——— Davison Ru,»« 39 Pilgrim Pathway V. M. KUBLER, Realtor OCEAN GROVE, N J. 29 OCEAN PATHWAY • OCEAN GROVE - Tel. 775-7371 - TeL 774-1142 COLUMBIA Formerly located at 117 Main Avenae. ELEV A T O R HOTEL • OCEAN GROVE Nursing Home Open All Year 63 CLARK AVE. TJ5-0554 iiimctlve, Comfortable Accommodations for Permanent and • Reasonable Rates. ’ • Transient Guests . . . Meals for Permanent Guests only. • Newly Renovated CflR.VEIt MAIN & BEACH AVENUES OCEAN GROVE • 24 Hr. R. N. Coverage • Diabetics — Cardiacs - • Convalescents — Post- TheWhitfieldHotel Operative Medicaid and Surf, Reach and Bath Avenues | Medicare Approved S ' Overlooking the Ocean | tej European Plan | E IDEAL NORTH END LOCATION: I v MAY THE COMING Short walks to Ocean, Auditorium, § Ii Restaurants, bus terminal, amuse- | ?■ ments, Rooms w/wo light house- s RADIO CAB YEAR BRING PEACE TO ALL'MANKIND! f , keeping, private facilities, apart- - PI\OSpert i ments, efficiencies. Hospitable at- i 1 I mosphere, free refreshments in 1 | | l homelike color TV lounge. Con- | BETTER BUY BILLS » ! tinental breakfast' available. I EASTON REALTY, Realtor ggS Open AU Year - Tel. (201) 776-5724 = Mr. and Mrs. Hendrik J. Antonlsse s Managing Owners - ALVIN E. BILLS, Realtor 89 MAIN AVE. OCEAN GROVE, N J. iluauaiiauatiaua . ECONOMICAL Member of MCMLS OPEN ALL TEAR 24 HOUR SERVICE M em ber t Phone 988-3636 78 MAIN AVE. OCEAN GROVE M .O M JJ3 . Dial 774-2124 T h e D E A N S 55 Embury Ave, Ocean Grove Cearteoos, Comfortable, C tau Breakfast Served Bale aal Depeaiakia THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1974 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, AND NEPTUNE TIME3, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTPMB, NEW JBB8EY PAGE FIT® jorie A. Me Lean, 85 Main Ave.; a gift. As well, one of the men Ethel Slocum 1 4 5 .4 ^ from the Shore. D istrict were: Suprem e - O C h A N GROVE Mrs. Ruth • Salmon, 8 New Jersey won the lovely center piece, which Jean Dabler 1 4 4 .3 2 Vice Commander, Lady Janice Mal- Ave.; M r. and Mrs. Theodore Skill- . v COMING had been glvefl by th e Ocean Nancy Barthelm ess 1 4 3 .3 2 chow, Past Supreme Commanders, Sir man, 137 Heck- Ave.; Mrs. Agatha Grove florist. Babbie W oynshner 1 4 3 .2 6 Lucien Bauter and Sir Daniel C. C. Spermon and Mrs. .W illiam H. /.V- EVENTS :.:;. . Pam Chevoler played many se M uriel Kelly 1 4 2 .2 - ' Test, Law and Appeal Committee W alton, 28 Surf Ave.; M r. Nicholas This Is & paid directory of lections- on her accordian. H e/r Debbie Curto 1 4 1 .3 3 Lady Barbara Test, Supreme Creden Tcnsen, 20 Main Ave., received in events of non - profit organi tiny daughter help to pick out the Gail Kirby 1 4 1 .8 tial Committee, Chairlady Betty W ar zations. Rate; 25 cents per Ruth Denbigh, absentia; M r. and Mrs. James Barr, line. CaU 775-0007. door prize num bers. 1 3 9 .2 1 ren, Supreme W ays and Means, Gen The next meeting w ill be held Jackie Catley 1 3 9 .2 1 eral Chairlady, Lady Audrey Bautec 120 Mt. Hermon Way, and Miss FRIDAY, DEC. 20 Theodora Curtis, 15 M ain Ave. at Thornley Chapel, Jan. 10. ‘ : and Supervisor, Lady I lelen M alchow. Riverview Academy presents Please bring national m embership Others attended from New Jersey A Christm as gathering was held M r. G . W aller Buettner of Garland Christm as Cantata “Night of M ir num ber if intending to. pay dues. Delegation Visits Vineland Circle, Westminster, California, flew. acles” 7:30 P'.M. at Spring Lake lodges and Pennsylvania. at Roberta Grace’s home, 15 Em MEMORIALS Com m unity House. Call 775-4607. - - — . BRAD LEY BEACH - A nice dele * - ---- bury A v e . , l a s t Tuesday night. East, arriving here Saturday morning — 5 0 - 5 1 to attend the wedding of Leslee A nn gation from North. -Jersey Shore. Dis N ine girls, friends since childhood, OCEAN GROVE — The 18- Advent Services trict, Shepherds of Bethlehem, recently W ithers and Robert James M ick. He SATURDAY, JANUARY i exchanged gifts and rem inisced a- ft. Memorial Cross on the PHila. lee Follies 10:30 A.M. At Redeemer journeyed to Vineland, New jersey, Subscribe to The bout the pains and joys of g r o w front of the Ocean Grove Aud returned to California Monday night $11. children under 12-?10. Call Lodge ■ #73 Star of Victory, for the ing up.'Sharon M acIntyre Spears with his' fam ily; M rs. Buettner was 774-5422 or 775-8680. Susannah itorium, facing the sea, will be Wesley Circle. —51 NEPTUN E — The Rev.'Victor homecoming .of ' their Supreme Com o f Booneville, K y., was able to a t lighted the week of Dec. 21- matron of honor for her sister'at the mander, Sir Anthony Cortese. Those c e r e m o n y . H. Nelson, Pastor of Redeemer t e n d , tie first tim e in five years. 28 In loving memory of ortir Lutheran Church has announced Joining in. t h e w a r m and h a p p y loved ones, by Mr. and Mrs. that his sermon them e for the 8:15 jpwwswtetetsisietetswtaietstewwtstem wstcwgwtttstizttattgigtgtgis^tcttntW M tim e were Linda (Aponte) Comel- August G. Stoll, Sr. St. Paul’s and 11 a.m. services this Sunday ! ius arid Marie (Bush) Walton, ST. PAUL’S w ill be “The M iracle’.’., The 4th * THE BREAKERS here; Ellie (Rush) Fornarotto of (Continued from P.age 1) Announces 99c Luncheon Specials, Choice of Two Snecials daily Kelly, 775-8680 for a reservation - candle on the Advent W reath w ill W. Long Branch, Judy Ryan from Remembrances— Lynn' Bell and OCEAN GROVE — At the 10:45 — plus a la carte item s. Specials include sottn, m ain course and see, adv. in Coming Events in this Ltfri Jobes; Brotherhood — Vicki be lighted for the worship serv coffee. Dining room open daily Mon.-Sat. lunch 12-2 P.M ., Highlands, Karen (Twidle) Sager A.M . worship service this Sunday, ices. The churoh Christm as tree is dinner 4-7 P.M . Sundays 12:30-3. . and Donna (Crawford) Scandrett issue.- .■■■ ' Cruse and Paige Haith. CLO CKS are a Christmas feature Rev. W illiam R. ..M cClelland w ill again decorated with “Cftrism ons” Now taking reservations for CHRISTM AS & NEW YEA R ’S. o f Pt. Pleasant, and Sue (W ard) Readers: Mary Ann Campbell speak on “The Song of M ary.” Dr. which were made by the Redeem er Christm as • cltoicc of Roast Turkey or Ilam Steak Full course SoiaM an from Ocean'; Unable to at B. Feddes, the Jewelry Store of Richard Hendrickson, Charles dinner S3.97. New Year’s Choice of Baked Ham or Roast Leg of Dan Yaffa, Director of M usic, w ill Lutheran Ohurch Women. “Chris- Lamb J!------" atten dbut not forgotten was Ocean Grove, 55 M ain Avenue. Force, M rs. John G riffith. have Prelude on “Stille Nacht” by m ons” are ‘‘Christian M onogram s’’ fuU course dinner $4.25. Nancy (King) M cConnell of Nep Nepturie Township public schools Soloist: Beth W halley, M rs. Dor Young as his prelude and “N oel or symbols which adorn the tree T H E BREAK EES tune C i t y . will close Dec. 20 for die Holiday othea Holmes. ' Joyeux" by Young as his postlude. to emphasize the true meaning of 4 Surf Avenue, Ocean Grove Christine Kelly; along with her Vacation and w ill re-open on M onday, Instrum entalists: Beth W halley, The Ohapel-Celeste Choir w ill sing Christm as. Sunday Sohool Classes 988-7227 daughter Cristin, are visiting with J a n u a r y 6 . Guitar; Thom as Vase, Bass; R e v . “Thy Kingdom Come” by Vandre; w ill meet at 9:30 a.m . her parents, M r. and M rs. Robert Miss Maren G. Henson, daughter John Griffith, Violin; M rs. Bobbi the Chancel Choir will sing “0 The Sunday School Christmas jjt«*i«i MAY WE ENJOY THE SPIR D. Stewart Alexy, Rector IT OF CHRISTMAS AND Kenneth A. Gluckow, Assist. PRAY FOR PEACE 'AND GOOD WILL TOWARD MEN SUNDAY, DEC. 22 IN THE NEW YEAR. 8:00 A.M.—(Holy Eucharist and Sermon 10:00 A.M. Family Eucharist REALTOR and Sermo n OCEAN GROVE HOLIDAY CHEER ‘ALL ABOUT JOSEPH— To aU our friends AND MARY, TOO” Tel. 774-1T-*2 and, customers — may you enjoy the happiest Father Alexy Preaching holiday season evert See Special Adv. for Christmas CLOTHIERS Asbury Park Times $6.00 a Year ■ 173 Main St. Subscribe to The Wishing you a Glorious Old-Fashioned t4« our good wUhoo Christmas and a Happy New Year! far your holiday hop- |4 m m light your poth THANK YOU FOR YOUR to pooeo Joyl PATRONAGE THIS YEAR AND SINCERE BEST WISHES Friendly Gjeetings Daily Bus Scrvice to New York City To All Our Patrons Quality Charter Service TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY 101 LAKE AVENUE, ASBURY PARK, N. J. Dial 774-2727 Grove Cify Cleaners ‘Shores Oldest and Largest Retail Glass Outlet” wwfWKKisiswe^^isigieieistgiswiaifiisisicwie^tatgieieigteta^ieie^ieie!***^ Serving 12 Noon to 10 P.M. * Closed Mondays, except Holidays Incorporated Old Mill Rd., Spring Lake Heights — Dial 449-5370 1913 Heck Avenue, Neptune — Phone 775-9220 49 Main Avenue 122 South Main Street (Just West of Highway 35) OCEAN GROVE sew tcisseijicieteicieietaitientjisisiiKsijii Our Garage Your House We Wish You and Yours a V E R Y M ERRY CHRISTM AS and the REAL ESTATE • INSURANCE Hopes of Your NEW Y E A R to Come True! MORTGAGE LOANS ' BUILDERS OF NEW HOMES TWIN-CITY GARAGE ' Highway 33 at Brighton Ave. 38 Main Street NEPTUNE Tel. 775-6700 Bradley Beach —- Tel. 775-5144 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1974 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, AND NEPTUNE T1MB3, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE. NEW JBRSET PAGE SEVEN Robert Crelin, 1st Lt. - Steve Gallag 6th and M r. and Mrs. M ike Baldwin recently held a festival Christm as W ednesday evening, Dec. 11 at the Others attending and enjoying her, 2nd Lt. Don W ilkins, Sgt. - welcomed a girl on Dec. 7th, both party’ at the 'Anberton Hotel. home of Mrs. Evelyn King. Hos tho evening were: M rs. Dorothea Bob M cCall and Training Officer. born at Jersey Shore Med. Cen . . . Rev. Wm. M cClelland gaye the tesses for the evening were M rs. Bush, Mrs. Leslie Cannon, M r s . LET’S TAKE Pat. Townsend . V A holiday dance Birthday greetings go this week, in the blessing and a luncheon was en King and her daughter, M rs. Nan Antoinette Den Bleyker, M rs. Fay sponsored by the SR H First Aid Squad H ills to Howard Young and John Dick joyed. Compliments and thanks cy Howard. . Edwards, M rs. Nan Harries, Mrs.' TO NEPTUNE and SRH Fire Co. Was enjoyed by son on the 21st; to Bill W ier and were extended to M rs. M, Kroeze, (Mrs. Howard made the table Harriet Larrison, Mrs. Bette m anager. Christm as carols w e r e By Peggy Goodrich - Muse am Curator 100 couples at the Shark River H ills Barbara Gibson on the 22nd to Pat centerpieces, and' M rs. King made M eeks, M rs. Mady M ockridge, M r*. Firehouse last Sat. night. It was-the Brown. on the 23rd; to Robert Sam sung w ith A l Rutgers at tne piano. Kathy Moore, M rs. Jean M orrison, Historian & Chronicler of The Times each guest a Bishop's bread to First Aid Squads' first annual holiday mons on the 24th, and on Christmas Rev., M cClelland gave a short take home. After dinner, gifts M r s . J o y c e Newman, M rs. Ouida 428 PROSPECT AVE., SHABK RIVER HILLS dance. And on Sunday, Santa Claus Carol Corwin, Raymond Brown, Holly talk appropriate to the season. It were exchanged. Packard, M rs. Dorothy Robinson, (Frank Van Ness) visited the SRH Ann Moore,; Alberta Moore, Merry was well received. The room was M rs. Ellen S e i s e r, M rs. Karla First Aid" Squad Building on a fire Van Note and pawn Kienzlem Wedd filled w ith holiday spirit and w ith Zim m erm an and M rs. G ail Cuttrell. ' ^Tis 6 days before Christmas and Fine Arts Room on the 2nd 'floor, engine with toy goodies for 200 good ing .'anniversary best wishes go .to seasonal decorations of snowmen many things still to do j The Township Kiddies, Kindergar little children. Betty and Barr Turner on the 19th; and holly-made by M rs. W illiam ! retcareteictc'cietcisieiextgiC'SicivcM iM But first of all comes our yearly ten through 5th grades, are invited to The choirs at Riverview Academy and to Jim and Leah Magill on the W hitehead. E a c h guest received holiday wishes to you. | a Kiddies Christmas Party from 10-12 are having a busy pre-Christmas sea 2 0 t h . a bell boutonniere made and don M A Y YOURS ■Merry Christmas and Happy New A jM. to noon on; Sat., Dec. 21st at son. The, elementary choir of : the — ; • • ated by M rs. A lbert Buckm an, also Year * are two toishes the Neptune Senior High . School school;visited the Tower Lodge Nurs a bag of useful gadgets, was at x Sincerely, sent to you all from we ' Cafeteria. Tlie High School Faculty ing Home in Glendola on Dec. 11th, Home Owners each place. W hen Santa Claus, her BE A four Goodriches. are putting on the party and Santa and sang and played their flutophones jolly self, arrived each guest re Bob, Peg, Ruth and, Jim w ill ■ visit! to the residents . . . On Dec. 10th, Christmas Party ceived a gift. Welcome home to all our college The annual . Christmas Party, ex the children also sang at a M issionary. Due to the illness of thd Presi students and be sure and let us in on change of presents, and installation of Banquet in the Fifth Avenue, Chapel OCEAN GROVE — Members of d e n t S a m N i c k , R ill Whitehead your “good news”; while you're home. . new- officers ’ was held. December 9th in Belmar, and on Dec. 12th, the the Ocean Grove Home Owners acted as M aster of Ceremony. He ' Neptune Public Schools w ill be closed by the Ladies Aux. to the Shark River junior and senior choirs presented a ww wwwwiwxwwwfipettis*** spoke of the concern all the m em for the holidays on Dec. 20th and H ills Fire Co. Twenty-five women at Christmas program at a covered dish bers felt aibout M r. N ick’s illness To Our Many •will re-open on January 6th . . . Be tended and new officers are President- supper in the Reformed Church in and everyone is praying for his Have a wonderfully happy •sure to visit, the Neptune Public Li Estelle M cCall,- 1st V .P . - Peggy Cra A rP. On Dec. 20 th, all choirs, under quick recovery. He is missed very Good Friends Holiday Season. We w is h brary during the holidays to see M rs. mer, 2nd V .P. Betty Fritz, .Recording the direction of M rs. Beatrice Michal- m u c h . - you all the health in the Thank you for your kind world during th e coming Ellen Lang’s lovely display of antique Sec’y. - Sheila Burr; Corresponding skij m usic/director, w ill. present: a M rs. Jack McCloud praised her patronage in the past. nicipal Clerk in accordance with the Building Contractors ...... $ 50.00 Hosiery Shop .....1 $ 25.00 Y a rn S h o p ..,— ...... — ...... $ 25.00 Services are today (Thurs,) from provisions of law, and Building Supply Company ...... $ 35.00 H ot D og S ta n d ..... $ 25.00 Any business not classified or enu Be It Further Ordained that this or Bus terminal ...... $100.00 OIJ»» merated in this ordinance shall pay the Second Baptist Church, Asbury dinance shall take effect immediately "C ” • Ice Cream and/or Custard Stand $ 25.00 a $2.00 fee for a temporary license- upon Us enactment. Cabinet makers ...... _ $ 25.00 Ice Cream Vendor (each truck Said license shall remain in effect un P a r k . • Complete Collision (Signed) JOSEPH M. PEPE Card and/or gift shop ...... $ 25.00 til such time as the License Officer, FRANCIONI, M ayor o r c a rt) ...... - ...... $ 20.00 Township Clerk and Committee shaH A resident 'here for 60 years. Mr.- Repair Service Carpet sales and/or cleaners up Ice Cream. Distributor, whole Attest: JOSEPH E. DENNETT sale ..... _..$ioo.oo decide, at a * regular meeting of said Lofton retired from Ft. Monmouth in C lerk to 3000 sq u a re fee t of floor Township Commltte. what constitutes TAYLOR and • sp ace ...... $50.00 Ice Cream Manufacturing Plant $100.00 a proper and equitable fee for the 1 9 4 4 . - 5 1 $14.72 3001 a n d o v e r ...... —..... :------$100.00 Ice P la n t ...... — ...... — $100.00 24 Hour Towing Insurance Agencies ...... 5 25.00 or business in question. Said Surviving * are his wife, Ella; Five O R D IN A N C E N O . 926 C ar W ash ...... $35.00 •‘•’clflon shall be presented in the form LOPEZ, Inc. Cement block manufacture & Iron and/or Structural Steel of an amendment to this ordinance “AN ORDINANCE OF AUTHORIZING snlcs ...... S 50.00 W o rk s ...... $100.00 daughters, Mrs. Anna Raisen, Mrs. TIIE EXCHANGE OF LANDS HELD during a oerlod of t'me not to exceed FUNERAL HOME C eram ics. In stru c tio n of ... S 25.00 • M " • Viola Thorne and Mrs. Wilbelmina JJY THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE Children’s wear, store ...... $ 25.00 one month frcm the date, of issuance DAN IKL L, FRANCIONI MONMOUTH FOR . LANDS DESIRED DY SAID Janitorial Services ...... -.$ 25.on of sntd temporarv. license. The Li Cigar & Cigarette wholesale es Jewclrv Store ...... — ,$50.00 cense Officer shall collect the neces- THOM AS W . TA.YLOP. Guirtby, here; Mrs. Lottie Watson, TOWNSHIP FQR PUBLIC USE tablishment ...... - ...... $100.00 WHICH LANDS ARE OF EOUAL OR Junk Dealer, with vehicle, no snry fee- and Issue a regular license^; I';, JO SEPH LOPEZ Asbury Park, and M rs. Florence .Pack, ^•BP^vuto^ody , shop, or yard ...... • $25.00 Families Called for GREATER VAT UE” AND AN ORDI- Cigar and Tobacco Store, retail $ 25.00 • showiriP snme, on the next worklng- Jersey City; two sons, Tillm on , Jr., Phone 774-6635 . NANCE RESCINDING ORDINANCE circus or carnival ...... $100.00 Junk and/or Salvage Yard or dnv foltowing the adoption of said i h - 7th Ave. Asbnry Park ~890 AND ORDINANCE ■ #896. Cleaning' and Dyeing Plant . P la n t .....—...... —...... —...... — $300.00 amendment. * ’ »v • • Sel, 17M021 Neptune, and Jesse, Jersey City; a 1818. M ain St. Section G. This ordinance shall be (Wholesale) ...... ■-■.$50.00 “ K” «*. •' (Signed)' JOSEPH M. PEPE Itih Ss Atkins Ave. Heptane brother, Charles, here; 13 grandchil come effective following public hear C lea n in g and Dyeinjr Store Karate School — :...... $ 50.00 Attest: JOSEPH E. BENNETT Neptune, N . J. ing pursuant to law. ' (R e ta il) • ...... :— : ...... ;._ $ 25.00 *ov and Locksmith ,Shop ^ ...... _.S 10,00 C le rk Tel. 17M02* dren and two great-grandchildren. Approved on first reading December Coal or Ice Dealer '...... — ....— 20.00 Kiddle Amusement Rides ...... $ 50.00 —51 $147.43 'lia vJu-a'Uv THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1974 OCEAN GROVE TIMES. AND NEPTPNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NISV> dimes, quarters, and one dollar halls. Poinciana w ill be. the station for W alt tory; there. are m odern. problems, too. j Some Train Tips extra heavy .one. Better to make two Evertz Master of Grove Lodge Disney W orld. O uf tour bus met us W h i l e wwe e were the re, the • pastor :;of In Florida, rest stops can be few trips with a manageable load than be . / ------there. PrcttyM )ebbie Irion took over O l d . Stone Church, the country’s ■ and far apart, so mSke the most .of stuck w ith; too., heavy a bag whpn no as tour guide and the driving - was southernm ost. M ethodist congregation, * them -unabashed. ;The facilities on help, is available .7 , :• left to Bob Manley, a transmitted was busily battling, the commercialism! board- tour buses ;are unstable, emer ; Carry • a . small liand o‘r; shouldtr Missourian. . ^ . of Christmas by conducting- daily, gency platforms at bast. .;.■ . • bag for- personal items. ; Faced with • Our W D W . headquarters were :at n o o n t im e s e r v ic e '* f o r ' th .and Rowland . C . Mauch, Neptune the 17th Masonic District,vserved as for photographers, even instructions ■City,; Secretary.- j ; the installing master with Rowland C . for shooting the best vistas. W D W ’s Appointed officers for the ensuing Mauch as marshal and. Lawrence F. small gauge frontier train, its modern year^lnclude Peter L. Stamp, Allen- Seagraves as chaplain. monorail, its steamers, ferries, launches, ; hurst,; Senior Deacon;. Roland Moreno, Prior to the, installation ceremonies and sailboats offer programs to keep the members of. the lodge partook of visitors busy for days.- and a chance Ocean Grove, Junior Deacon; W illiam a roast beef dinner prepared and- served H int, Ocean Grive, Senior M aster. of to rest from -walking. by the members of Ocean Grove Chap Ft. Lauderdale, the Lion Safari •Ceremonies; Robert Culver, Neptune ter- No. 170, O .E.S. under the chair country, the Sea W orld, and a cruise •City, Junior Master of Ceremonies; manship of M rs. Mildred Shaiy. : ' ‘ on the Jungle Queen were stops be tween W DW and the Keys. The Jungle . Queen cruises up the New Advent, Christinas Eve & Christmas River, through the yachting capital of Services At St. James’ Episcopal the country, to an artificial island where dinner is served family style BRADLEY BEACH - The Fourth w ill be done so by the Parish in tlie in a huge open air messhall. After Sunday of Advent will be observed next. year, to' share the beauty of this ward, in an outdoor theater, there is this Sunday in St. James’ Church, 4th carol with everyone. . '. ' of-all things - a live vaudeville show, perhaps the last this side of the T V and Hammond-Ave$; The fourth can At the Christmas Eve Service, -the dle on the Advent Wreath will be screen. Most, of the cruisers were Rev.- D . Stewart Alexy j Rector' w ill seniors, including a large contingent lighted. Since the Episcopal Church preach on the theme: “TH E'.‘JESU S does not begin its observance , of from the American Association of Re WHO DIDN'T ARRIVE!" . tired Persons and delegations from a Christm as until the actual date of the On CHRISTM AS 'DAY, the fam Nativity observance, the church w ill number of Golden Age groups from ilies with children and those unable other parts of Florida. / rem ain in purple* and the anticipation to attend /other Christmas Services of the birth of Christ will be the w ill gather for a Festival Service at •Next morning the tour headed theme of the service. Father Alexy 10 :00 A ;M . The Youth: and " Senior down to the keys, with a stop at w ill preach at both the 8 :0 0 a n d Choirs: w ill both sing at the Service Islam orada; for a i trip in a* glass bot 10:00 AJM . Services on.the subject: and much of the music at the Christ tomed cruising vessel to see the reef. ""ALL ABOUT JOSEPH - AND mas Eve Service w ilt be repeated along Florida's reef is not. so-spectacular as M ARY, TOO!” with some additional carols, some farther into .the Caribbean but CHRISTM AS-EVE, ththe Festival i ,v..A t: the beginning of the .Service, it is North Am erica’s only- living reef .Service w ill begin at II.'00 P . M . a n d after;' the Processional, there w ill be and has the added attraction of treasure w ill be broadcast in its enentirety over a procession to the Manger of Jesus, wrecks of which some debris may be Badio StationItation W .J.LX , 1310 AM. carrying the figure of the Christ Child ; n . , W e hope in this way to sharesh; the joy from the Altar to be placed in the The long overwater:' highway to Key. W est is a spectacular introduc o f Christmas with those unableun to at- manger. The children will: join in vfA ly as the star c f ®tdi!chem, the singing of “Away in the Manger.” tion to that southernmost city of our tend their own churches for Christmas country. It also is- a repository of cul Services. The combined 3 youth and During the service the children of the that Silent ADESTE FIDELIS O come, let us adore Grove-Willard Him! May the newborn King, bless each and WCTU Meets everyone at Christmas. OCEAN GROVE - Thc Ocean Grove W illard'W .C .T.U . met Dec. 9 at Epwortli Manor. Mrs. Jessie La MANUFACTURERS Vance, president, opened the meeting Canvas Awnings & Canopies with scripture and prayer. All joined Full Awning Service in carol singing. ^ 1107 Railroad Ave. M rs. DorothyvRam teau, ;accompan- ASBURY PARK, N. J. icd by Mrs, MuHrid Cheever sang, Dial 776-6060 Let us join the many “Down From His Glory”, and "Love I D KXStkSiZtSiSikkkStii& SiaiaijiatSiM iK voices in wishing a blessed Christmas for FUEL OIL • OIL BURNERS all mankind. — Established in 1916 — 108 Drummond Ave. — Neptune, N. J. ; . , Tel. 775-4600 Bowling Balls - Drilling and Plugging Billard Supplies 40 Main Street Trophies AVON, N. J. 642 HIGHWAY 35 NEPTUNE Tel. 775-3351 Tel. 774-6116 iM tM tXM tXltXraftM iM lM lM lM lS M tM tM tM tfcM dlM lM AtM lSlM tStX Friendly Greetings To All Our Patrons iKA njp iiM ivn ** a y * May th* laughter of children end the new SERVICE ® foyt ctuHered about the tree bring to mind fond memorie* end new joy to sUf .. GENERAL REPAIRING .. T„ ’ __ . LAWRENCE AVE...... HUGHES & THOMPSON FUEL CO. OCEAN GROVE 117 SO. MAIN STREET _ NEPTUNE Tei. 774-8130 Tel. 775-2300 1110 MAIN STREET e BRADLEY BEACH CM C Truck Sales, Service, Parts REAL ESTATE • INSURANCE • MORTGAGE LOANS ristm cis 116 FORTUNATO DRIVE, NEPTUNE - Tel. 775-6379 M )M lM Ut3t3l3)Sl3)Sl9d)a)9l>lS)5l>l3t3t9tSt3l»»Ill9lM )>lSl3l3l3lIt3l»ll3t>tM lM lUl- Happy and Healthy- New Year R . / N 6 t N to all our THE Let us all remember the blessed story and its lessons. Let us keep f&ith- Friends and love in our hearts for all mankind and this will be truly Joyous Noel!: OLD MILL INN BEST WISHES 01' THIS CHRISTMAS SEASON HOWARD L SMITH ■MORT’S PORT J. A. HURRY AGENCY -t h e H a r d w a r e s t o r e o f o c e a n g r o v e ” REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Ray Kramer 51 Main Avenue* ■ • Dial 774-4741 OCEAN GROVE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1974 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, AND NEPTUNE TIME4, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE. NEW JERSEY PAGE ELEVEN Fondue Featured by members to be sent to the Vine President .oi Monmouth' District, Holiday Party ten at tlhe j>lalio. Gifts were d's: ' 9 / Hai Mrs. M.- Mdnerly, Miss F. I zer, Miss E, Madsen, Miss M. K i f - land School for Girls.- and Mrs. Harry M. Lyon imd'Mra. tributed to all present , Mrs. R. Cunliffe, Mrs. j fen, Miss E. Kipfert, Mrs. B. O’Con- ^ At Club Meeting Mrs. Thelma Taylor was installed Thoda T.■ Heid,Manasquan, .both For Aid ■ Auxiliary. If any members have not paid F. Ke.ir.cdy. Miss J. Kerr. Mrs. M. g n o r.' a$. a new member. The president van- past state assembly presidents. their dues they are urged to send 'Ic.. 13--. Miss A. TaglieW, Miss j Also, Miss R; Abell, Mrs. M. Lady Chester lodge will meet n*t/imno>r t? j »» nounced the annu.il Fine Artr-Christ* OCEAN GROVE — The Annual $1.00 io - Mis, -Florence L .c Tar' rri, Miss H. Keraaghan, Newmann, Mrs. E. Heinken, Mis. OAKHURST- Fun with Fondue ...... r> ,« again on Wednesday, January 9th;' was thet topic '. of r .ithe program „ ffor the v mas , m-Mmg . rwould • be „• held Dec. 19 Christmas Party of the Ladies treasurer, P.O. Box 111. •’r.;t > P. Barrett, Mrs. B, Kw?-scn, ! F.-Dwyer, Mrs. S. Bnoth, Miss J .. -— — — December meeting of the Jersey Shore at * * hofmC M rs' Harold Johnson. Auxiliary to the Ocean Grove 1st Others present were: Mrs. Win M'ss M. Hoar, . Mrs. M. January,. Hartmann, Mrs. A. Creiin, Miss- D. Woman's Club at' fe Methodist! PIans, f°r ■! b“s ® ? 10 Yo^ Aid Squad was greatly enjoyed by Anker, Mrsu C. Myers, Mrs. D. Miss M. Bassell. I Webber, Mrs. W. Ayres, Miss M. Church, here. The demonstration w as'‘° * * Good New,- were drsenssed Entertains 17- At •: more than 100 matm'bens present Faitzinger, Mrs. G. Oadmus, .Miss Als:, Hrs. E. Bahr, Mrs. E. Me ! Ccdy, Mij.? M. Symrnds; Mrs. G. presented by Mrs. Eleanor Vieweg, M "1 f us V.U.apiano, International Christmas Parly The table, was decorated. T h e Jean Cadmus, Mra. L. RattweH, Cutche'on, Mre. M. Bell, Mrs. E. , Walton, Mrs.. M. Westali; Miss S. total electric living' specialist with Affairs cha.rrrian. M r.. Harry HeAerg homemade cookies made by Mrs. Mrs. W. Reiltmesier, Mrs. L. Bat .Webb, Mrs. I. Poyar, Miss M. Hop Wilson. Jersey Central Power and Light Co. I ICP0rtC,d 0IV the ™ c,inS at hor homc Enima Devonshire were apprecia tles, Mrs. C. Mayer, Mrs. F. Rich kins, Mrs. I. Kerr, Miss E. Sharp, | Alsc, Miiss M. Kiel, Miss J. Mrs. Viewig made many tempting “ m“ke cancer dressings, ted. Her eo-mmittee assisting were ards, Mrs, E. Settle, Mrs. M. Hyde, Miss. J. Young, Mrs. R. Miller, GLENDOLA — Mrs. Mary For- 'Smith, Miss M. Tobleman, Miss E. dishes which could be used during Refrcstu"cn,s were served by mem- Miss Ackerman, Mrs. Albee, Miss Miss A. Johnston, Mrs. IL Bueli, Mrs. S. Hagstrom.. Mrs. V. McAn- teabacher, 1107 Gully Road, here; | Haim, Mrs. E. Doty, Mrs. D. Mey bets of the executive Board,: Mrs. Bartlemaiv and Mrs. Bonk. Mra, C. Keating. drews, Mre. H. Baker, the holidays. entertained the Past Noble Grands er, Mrs A. Garbers, Mrs: F. Day, F r e t i Smith made the centerpiece President Mrs. Lester Coon pre Also, Mrs; R, Young, Miss. E.- A check for $v760 was given to Association members of United Also, Mrs. H. Ew-ald, Mrs..- H. Mrs. A. Hooper, Mrs. D. Holbein. which . was a small Christmas tree sided. A printed prayer card do Parsons, Miss V. Chandler, Miss Grueb, Mrs. F. Flint, Mrs. M, Ba , M r.: Robert O'Brien for the American .Re/befeah Lodge, No. 39. Neptune - Miss L. Pier, Mrs. B. Summer- made of boxwood . e nd trimmed With nated by one of the members was ker, Miss L. Kingston, Mrs. G Cancer Society. City, at lies' home last Thursday C. Maas, Mrs; S. Wright, Miss M. beil, Mrs. E. McKinitv, Mrs. R. rtd ornaments, ' read by Mrs. Tindie. St. Baul’s Martens, Mrs D. Potter, Miss A, Smith, Miss M. Sleeka, Miss D. The club voted to give a donation plight Seventeen .'.embers at Thiele, Mrs. • R. LaChat, and H. .. Church has given permission . to Gardeli-1, Md H. Furbeck, Mrs. Quinn, Mass M, Sharp, Miss E. Fal- of $100 to the Ocean County Foun tendee: the Christmas party. .Din- Riley. - — ; have a cabinet to keep supplies. A F. Lawow, Mrs. A. Kiohline, Mrs. dation for the Blind. Gifts were bought nier was prepared and served by Dinner Party At committee was appointed to pur A. MaeGnider, Mrs; E. Laverty. Mrs. Fortehbaeher and her family. awtgcw May Christmas Joy, like a song, bring happiness all day long . . . May its sparkle and cheer remain with you thruout the year. PRESCRIPTIO N S — Specialists • Surgical Supplies GARDEN PHARMACY GARDENS SHOPPING CENTER — NEPTUNE 2467 Corlies Avenue • Tel. 775-1133 M i)«**tasia«w Js3aRS>*iS!3tS!Sjs® iSsSiM !S!#tsia*isiSiasisiStasiSiSiS!S:aSi»ist8iM M TIRE CO. Complete Line of Goodyear Turnpike-Proved Tires RETREADING « WHEELBALAN CING Brake Service • Bear Front End Alignment 1200 MAIN ST. • . BRADLEY BEACH D IA L 775-0700 TO Our Many I riends and Customers WARMEST GREETINGS OF THE SEASON EDGAR PHILLIPS SEABOARD & SON, INC. ’SERVICE' f : 1 m m GRSETINBS Plumbing-j Heating MERRY CHRISTMAS and a ASBURY PARK 775-2620 VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR CHARLES C. PKItllPS, President UMB8 ASKH 2 2 2 -5 1 5 1 1420 9tli Ave., Neptune - Tel. 775-1676 MOM’S KITCHEN 1129 FIFTH AVENUE. * NEPTUNE MB 741 824 • ESTABLISHED 1909 , •...... v- ...♦•• ». TeL 775-4823 .. s m ■ - S PAGE TWELVE OCEAN GROVE TIMES, AND NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1974 J\.UI LlilU, ,1113. IJL ll, And, M ary A. Vasello, Lily Pier, degrees in American history£roni GOP Ladies Have County pies.; M ri. Florence . Cruickshaink, Louise' N Y U , In* 1971 ■ ther Com mission award Freeholders Salute Don Sterner Aiiniial Luncheon ...... vice eounty ‘ciiait1- Vjeloi Edna W oo'd,Lillian Kerr, ed him a Grant-iri-Aid for Research itiiit-, and M rs.' Ann Flyntj, s t a t e M ildred ■ Baldw in, Gertrue' Sm ith, in New Jersey History for his project, i i r e c h a i r m a n . . *’ Annette Gardolla, Rita Abdell, Lil ‘'Continuity ami Change- in East. Jer LONG .BRANCH - lli;s., Nobl j : ’Mrs. M arie Bltim ensriiine gave lian Jensen, : Grace Odenwelder, sey Towns During the American Rev-, Love G ross. Slate.p;-osir'Dtit of tliej the -invocatibn. Each guest spoke Jlary B. Newman, Harriet Bonk, olutionary Era,' 1770-1795.” H e spoke .Wonren'sv-Republican Club3 w as briefly, .and M rs. •■Stpiic. gave.a Dorothy. W ard.' on ‘‘The Revolution, in 1 East Jersey:., am ong i l i o guests at "the Annual .readingAm ;1?^ 'jUaL: A W hig .Profile” at the Commission’s, Christinas. Luncheon Iasi Friday at The Lincoln" T)ay Dinner . t h i s Publishes annual N ew : Jersey History Symposium W est ..End ’Manor", here: seyent.v- year w ill be. at the "Shore Casino, in 1972. • '' >./. o n e atten d ed .’.. ' t -■ I A tlantic Highlands on .Feb. 22, and N.J. Chronology . Tlie • 84-page chronology is a valu M rs..' .Em m a. •. D evonshire. presi-| •the next reg ular cl'Jb. m eeting w ill able reference tool for schools, libraries^ tienL ot tlie Ocean Grove-. C I u 1) !)e F ri.. .Tan. 3. at the clubhouse. lit Revolution and the general public; The .cover pic introduced guests M rs. Ann Rabin-1 M rs. .Suzanne Valentine s a n g ture ,: reproduces a -. six shilling note, son, county past pres, and organ- and played the aecordiart and Jed • TRENTON • The N w Jersey printed by . Isaac' Collins, Burlington I in tihe group singing of Christm as Historical Q>mmission, aided by a 1776. , On. the end papers maps of. according to James. J. Caivano, District songs and carols. , grant from the State Bicentennial northern and southern N ew Jersey, re- J Manager, of. the Asbury Park social M rs. Devonshire closed w ith .a Commission, , has . published the first constructed by John P.. Snyder,. show security, office* ’ ; Christm as Poem : “W hat Christm as detailed-1 chronology- of Ne>v;. Jersey's townships and counties as they existed Th e .new edition of 11 Your ^ledicare Means to'M e”, Committee for the role in the Am erican Revolution. ia 1775.^ . Handbook” explains> in detail how dinner was Mi's .Lucy. Coon,. M rs. NEW JERSEY IN THE AMER A list, of'place-names gives the 18tlv Medicare’ ' works. ’ It tellsV w hat, kinds Florence. Lee. Mrs. . Deli Shively ICAN REVO LUTIO N , 1763-1783: A century -names mentioned” in . the. text’ of care; are covered and how payments and M rs. Marie Herm ann. CHRO N O LO GY, by Dennis P.; Ryan with their changes ' or' incorpo’rations are made under both the hospital and Others attending were.: Laura. of East brange; covers 20 years -of into; larger; .political units. ‘ There is ’medical insurance part of Medicare. ?. P ark e r.. Eliz.' Zavelli, Bessie “noteworthy events and dates that also a two-page bibliography. T h e . handbook■ has a. completely new Riley. Irene Dredger, Ann Barr-1, helped shape. N eiv‘Jcrsiy's revolution The/publication is available for S 1.00 format as. a result of studies conducted aro. .Charlotte Sutphen. Maine I ary history” and 'supports the state’s from - die -Now Jersey Historical Com •by the SocialvSccurity Administration Sleclca, Alice G Ilolt. Muriel G, j claim to th'c; title, "Cockpit of the mission, ' State Library, -185 W . State ivitli JiigecI groups and health care, pro Wcstp.ll.. Erna; . McKellar,: Wilma j Revolution.” St;,'.. Trenton, . ;N ,:.. J. 08625^ checks viders. Caivano ‘•'tressed that any old Ritmeester, :Aiice H i Hooper,. Lena.! Beginning with W illiam Franklin's payable to Treasurer, State of New editions •’that people: have should be Anmtin. Klsie M.. Corillo. I•appointment... as.- . royal governor oiv Jersey. \ ... Vi throwiv. away: . . , . .• Also, Grace Wood. May Thomp- August 20, 1763, the chronology lists f : .Medicare, beneficiaries; in the Mon- s;;n, Ruby. Fleischer, Mabel Hods-' actsi ^neetings, boycotts . and protests :-V M S ■ :'4' .mouth-Ocean County area who have son., Rachael Magimiis. Jean Kefr,. that erupted in "sporadic acts of vio not; received a handbook should tele Mavy H . Stackhouse. Florence G. lence.” all signaling the state’s active Social Security phone: or write their Social Security Dwyer, Russell M.” Seaman. Mrs. role in the movement for indepen A new Medicare handbook has been office and ask' fo r; a copy, of “Your Bussell Seaman, Laura Collier, dence. It records the numerous m ili Medicare Handbook”,' ‘ D H EW Publi Freda Fiedler, Lillian Lone, Joan mailed by the Social Security: Adm in cation N o. CSS A ) • 74.-100-50* Th e tele tary and political events of the Revol- istration to the nation’s 23.5 m illion Cadmus. '' . ... ■ mionary W ar in ' New Jersey. It ends phone number in Asbury Park is 774- Also Gertrude Cadmus, Ruth' P. aged and disabled beneficiaries includr on December 23,' 1783, when • the ing 100,000 persons in the Shore area, 2500 and in .Toms Riyer 244-2800. Riverside Drive and Sm ith, Evelyn Soden, Antoinette forfeited, estate of John Zabriskie in The offices are located at 1200 Mem W ostcrgcm. M arie W altjen, Mrs. orial’ Drive, Asbury Park and 8 Rob Clinton Place Bergen County was given. to Major Herbert Baker, M rs. E . D.. Sparks, General ; Baron von; Steuben for his bins Street,. Toms; River. The Medi- SHARK RIVER HII.LS Kathryn Donnelly, Dorothy E . Fat- ‘‘many. and’•signal services” ; •care program is -administered by the E. DONALD STERN ER, right, retiring after 20 years as the zinger. Edna.H . W right, D o r i s GREETINGS Social Security Adm inistration. first and only chairm an of the Monmouth County Planning Board, Tel. 775-2030 ' . Ryan, who .’ received H isbachelor’s Potter, Virginia M eAndrews, H el degree in history ' from . ^Washington accepts a Board of Freeholders resolution from Freeholder Harry en Furbeek, IsSbeile M. Rush. . H arry Larrison, Jr., of Neptune Township, deputy director, who Square College, New York University, described M r. Sterner as the man “who lias led the development iw icetsisif.feijtsteiststsisi^igisieis^iataisieecuisigisigisisigttisicietesisiescisistetiir' in 1964, also has master’s-and doctoral of Monmouth County”. M r. Sterner was commemled by Free holder Director Joseph C. Irw in as “one of the grandest citizens a Monmouth County ever had”. HAPPY HOLIDAYS b e st Decorate your tree with oui hearty wishes for happiness. WISHES BRADLEY TO ALL EMIL'S GARAGE UPHOLSTERY Tel. 774-5700 FULL AUTO SERVICE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Upholstery, Slip Covers, Drapes Charles P. Special on Body Work & Paint Auto Seat Covers, Auto Tops . May the joys of Christmas brighten your hearts • 1300 CORLIES AVENUE 719 MAIN STREET during this Christmas Season Savoth & Sons NEPTUNE • Tel. 774-3341 BRADLEY BEACH EAST GATE MOTORS 9i3l>lSt»l»9l3l9tSt3l3))tSl»3t%3l^SlSl}t3lSl and-throughout the New Year to come! BANANAS 82 SOUTH MAIN ST. OCEAN GROVE 1125 Fifth Avenue LESTER & RITA GOLDSTEIN •NEPTUNE Make it a Merrier Christmas With Flowers ' M i . -.TeL 774-2240 PLANTS — WREATHS — BOUQUETS — CORSAGES 200 Corliies Ave. (opp. Jersey Shore Medical Center) NEPTUNE • Tel. 775-0907 Let’s sing out the glad tidings with true Christmas spirit! . . . Christmas is a day of joy, a day of worship, a day of sharing, a day of remembering. — Sincere Christmas Greetings from — "The Jewelry Store of Ocean Grove' LARRISON COAL & FUEL OILS 55-57 Main Ave. Post Office NAGLE'S MAIN CENTRAL PHARMACY Prompt, Radio Dispatched Service 43 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove • Edward B. Holl, Reg. 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