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JOSEPH MAURO, President of the Neptune Lions Club, GOVERNOR THOMAS H. KEAN addressed audience at the groundbreaking presents his organization’s check for $200.00 to ceremony on Monday. The Governor’s speech is reprinted on Page 10. Band Member JEANETTE PRITCHETT as part of the new Band Uniform Fundraising Campaign. Asbury Park - Ground The townhouse project will create more demand was broken today, Monday, is the first step in a and assist in the «id-Aitother.'.7 on a luxury townhouse bold redevelopment plan revitalization of local project along Wesley Lake which the City has adopted commerciaal districts. which is the first phase of to revitalize the beachfront When completed, the the City’s $500 million and add new life into the revitalized waterfront area dollar redevelopment City. City officials hope to will have approximately project. Work began on create a new middle class 2,400 new housing units, 16 units which are the first residential neighborhood new neighborhood section of the 49 unit at the beachfront to attract commercial areas and an project slated for a site new families and ratables to entertainment area which located on Lake Avenue Asbury Park. City Manager will be located near the between St. James Place Samuel J. Addeo said the Asbury Park Casino. and Heck Avenue. goal is to stabilize the The City initiated this The project is being City’s tax base by attracting project by commissioning a developed by new ratables on the mo-tsf study of the area’s Carabetta/Vaccaro valuable property in the redevelopment potential Developers, a limited city. He also said that the from Norman Day and partnership, which was new residents will bring an Associates, a consultant selected by the City of increase in purchasing Asbury Park in April 1986 power to the area which Continued on Next Page MRS. HELEN C. HURRY, a 1930 graduate of Neptune to carry out the High School (and former band member herself), development and hands a personal check for $200.00 to Band Member construction of the City’s Preview of 1987 Summer JANICE PRITCHETT (Jeanette’s sister) which will go Waterfront Redevelopment Towards buying a new Band Unifrom. Plan. The partnership is composed of Carabetta Services, Bible Hours & Enterprises Inc. of And Another . . . Meriden, Ct. and Henry and Sebastian Vaccaro of Special Music Festivals Interlaken, N.J. Both Carabetta Enterprises and the Vaccaros have Ocean Grove - The program for summer ’87 has been, extensive experience in approved by the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association. development and Camp Meeting will be a time of renewal, and will feature construction. The three great evangelists from the Board of Discipleship, Vaccaros also own and Nashville, Tennessee. Dr. Ross Whetsone is well known in operate the Berkeley- Ocean Grove having given the 1985 seminars on "the Holy Carteret Hotel in Asbury Spirit and You". Dr. Joseph Harding will bring the word Park, which they renovated Sunday through Wednesday, August 9 -1 2 . Dr. Harding in 1985. is known as Mr. Excitement because of the joy and enthusiasm with which he brings the word to-his congregation. The week will build to a climax with the THE INN PLACE ever popular Dr. H . Eddie Fox who will preach August 14 60 Main Ave., Ocean Grove (opp. and 16. Post Office). Open 7 days a week A special Camp Meeting program this summer will BRUCE S. HUNT, SR., a former member of the Board of Sam - 7pm Mon thru Sat., Sun. 8am feature the ministry of the Youth of Ocean Grove. On Education of Neptune Township, delivers his personal to 4pm. 774-0013 August 13, the Youth, including Thornley age through check for $200 to Band Member RODNEY GARNER College will bring the entire service to the congregation which brings the Band Unifrom Campaign just that LAMPS RE-WIRED in song, prayer, praise and testimonies. much closer towards its goal to provide new uniforms One day service. Drop off at The Bible Hour will feature a lively give and take between for every Band Member by April 23, 1987. Loft,60 Main Ave., Ocean Grove minister and congregation. Oliver and Anna Ruth Collier will again be in charge of this morning hour. TEMPO HAIRDRESSERS The program is published for your information and Spring A-Head for '87. Come see planning. Edythe & Hugo. 775-0986. Complete Schedule on Page 13 PAGE 2 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1987 COMING EVENTS THE OCEAN GROVE AND __ _' - —» —zr*zd_t FRI. MARCH 6 NEPTUNE TIMES CARD PARTY AND LUNCHEON (Since 1875) to be held by the Ocean Grove The Ocean Grove and Neptune Times (USPS 402420) is published *7%e Women’s Republican Club on weekly for $12.00 per year by The Ocean Grove and Neptune Times, March 6th, starling at 1 P.M. and BREAKFAST . LUNCH . DINNER - 64 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove, New Jersey 07756. Second-class will cost you a mere $3.00 for a day postage paid at Ocean Grove, N.J. POSTMASTER: Send address of fun with friends and neighbors. changes to The Ocean Grove and Neptune Times, PO Box 5, Ocean Do come! Tickets are already Grove, N.J. 07756. Telephone 775-0007 The Friendliest Place In Town going fast - so phone 988-9527 or Subscription: $12.00 Yeariy; $7.00 Semi-Annually 988-5258 to reserve yours! The Single Copies by mail: 55 cents each party will be in the OGCMA Addresses Changed on Request - always give former address Community Room. WATCH LABEL ON YOUR PAPER FOR THE EXPIRATION (7-10) OF YOUR SUBSCRIPTION Complete Dinner MON. MARCH 9 Bruce S. Hunt, Jr. Publisher CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE Gregory D. Hunt Editor 4 PM to 7 PM DINNER - Benefit Ocean Grove Ilona F. Hunt Gen. Mgr. Ambulance Fund - Sponsored by William T. Kresge Consultant Ladies Auxiliary to the First Aid Includes: Soup-Potato-Vegetable Squad. Monday, March 9 at St. Paul's Fellowship Hall, 12 Noon- Beverage-Dessert 1:30 P.M. Donation $6. For tickets call 988-1093 or 988-0317. Third Generation Floral Artists Also at Pathway Market. Asbury Park Flower Co. $7.95 (6- 10) SAT. MARCH 21 2000 Corlies Avenue HOLY INNOCENTS P.T.A., Neptune, New Jersey West Bangs Avenue and Highway 33, Neptune, is sponsoring a Craft ^Broiled Filet of Sole Show on Saturday, March 21, 9-4 775-0907 P.M. For more info or to reserve *Roast 1/2 Chicken tables ($10) call Jean. 922-9808 Imported exotic flowers for every occasion after 6 P.M. Unusual Ceramics and Gifts *Crabcake Platter (9-10) Gourmet Fruit Baskets *Meatbalis & Spaghetti SAT. MARCH 21 Full Line Mylar Balloons - All Messages COLTS NECK HISTORICAL Unique Greeting Cards SOCIETY 35th Antiques Show, WINTER BOUQUET $3.77 *Veal Parmagiana & Spaghetti March 21 from 9:30am to 4:00pm at Cedar Drive School, Cedar Dr., *Ham Steak Colts Neck Mini Meals & dessert. Over 60 dealers. Admission 60 Main Avenue (0pp. Post Office) $2.00. For more information (201) 462-1378. (10-12) Ocean Grove FRI. MARCH 27 OCEAN GROVE CHAMBER SPRING SALE! Tel: (201) 774-0013 OF COMMERCE Dinner Dance, Fri. March 27, Barclay. Belmar, N.J. $25.00 per person (dinner, band, Sensational Discounts Ihr. open bar). For tickets and on all be marketed at prices info, call Dr. Good at 775-7650. (10- Asbury Park 12) MAJOR APPLIANCES! starting from $140,000. The entire waterfront ISA-ALLAH ISLAMIC MOSQUE - Plus FREE ALOE PLANT Continued from Page 1 redevelopment project is Every Friday & Saturday at 1:00 WITH EACH PURCHASEI expected to be completed P.M., 720 Bangs Ave., Asbury planning firm located in Park, N.J. (9tt) Easy Financing Available GECC over a 10 to 15 year period. |SS| Philadelphia, Pa. The Ufa Sandca All Mak0»l study found that the Asbury Park waterfront was severly J.G. MENNIE Co. under-utilized and W:I 1905 CORUES AVE (HWY. 33) NEPTUNE V T C economically distressed. (

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NEPTUNE NEWS Support Police Chief Reports Four Drug Busts In Township 2 Are Reported at 96 Embury Ave.

Neptune - Police Chief Anthony Paduano reported that there were at least four drug busts recently in Neptune. Ml* Two of the incidences occurrd at 96 Embury Ave. in Ocean Grove. On February 5, police officers arrested Vincent Michael Higgins, age 34, of 96 Embury Ave. on charges of carrying a controlled dangerous substance (C.D.S.), Dick William Gilmon Kathleen marijuana over 25 grams, and possession of C.D.S. (cocaine) with the intent to distribute. Mr. Higgins also was Murphy Fuoto Brooks Garbarine charged with possession of a weapon. Also arrested were Rodney Tyler, age 26, of 5th Ave., Neptune City, Michael Maldonato, age 21, 6th Ave., Neptune, and Renee Swanger, age 23, 3rd Ave., Bradley Beach. Chief Paduano said that a search warrant was executed Neptune Township after the police had the address under surveilance for for suspicious activities. Board of Education Three days later on February 8th, Michael Bonavita, age 24, was arrested on drug charges at the same address. On February 11, the Chief said that Morlin Logan was arrested at the home of William Apicelli, 28 Robert Dr., PANCAKE BREAKFAST Neptune, on charges of intent to distribute C.D.S., (Pancakes,Eggs, Danish) possession of cocaine with intent to distribute and conspiracy to distribute C.D.S. Mr. Logan had seven ounces of cocaine in his possession. Mr. Apicelli who was also arrested, was released on $25,000 bail. Mr. Logan was confined in lieu of $50,000 bail. SUNDAY, MARCH 8,1987 Police Chief Paduano credited Capt. James Waed, Sgt. Robert Adams and Detectives Christopher Hatfield and Edward Swannac for the arrests. 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM On February 16, officer Kenneth Whritenour apprehended a vehicle after a high speed chase. Mr. Adults - $3.50 Whritenour observed a car driven by Rickey Plummer, age 25, run through a red light. Mr. Plummer was charged with possession with intent to distribute cocaine, alluding American Legion, Gully Road police, and reckless driving. On February 20, Patrolman Charles Force arrested Neptune Douglas Golden, 205 Rm. 3, Fort Monmouth, and Richard Zeblisky, Chelsea Ave., Long Branch, on charges of trying Pd. For by Dick Murphy,11 Vernon Ave., Neptune to steal tires at Park Chevrolet on the Asbury Circle. * Held for evidence were 4 cinder blocks, a car jack, a tire iron and line pliers. There had been stakeouts at Park Chevrolet and other dealerships because of complaints in the past from dealers about other larcenies involving tires and Township Applies For Funds To radios. Purchase O.G. Boardwalk Neptune - The January of 1969. Since Discussion on Township Committee voted CAPTAIN that time, there have been Insect Spraying unanimously to apply for several fires, the most Mrs. Diane Allen of Shark SID SAYS , p Q p y o u r loans and grants to recent in 1981. Townsend River Hills informed the acquire the Ocean Grove used a video recorder to Township Committee that a boardwalk through the show the debris inside the state survey determined LENTEN NEEDS Department of building. The structure that no areas in Neptune Environmental Protection appears to have a fairly Township warranted Agency. The funds are new roof that protects at spraying. She made available through the least half the structure recommended that if New Jersey Green Acres while the other half is spraying has to occur, the FILLET • SCALLOPS • CUMS Act and must be applied roofless and open to the committee should avoid • STEAMERS • OYSTERS • LIVE LOBSTERS for by March 31 in order elements. aerial spraying and only for any consideration. • KING CRAB LEGS • LOBSTER TAILS The township also spray the "hot spots" with The Times first reported approved the installation of Bacillus thuringiensisa, a negotiations between the a double faced sign 4 feet chemical effective on low Fresh Salads by the Pound committee and the Camp by 8 feet on the lawn of the gypsy moth populations. Meeting Association on Shrimp - Lobster - Tuna Municipal Complex that will The Committee ammended March 22, 1986 when announce recreational ■* COUPON COUPON I M ^ B ■ COUPON a B A I a resolution that included then Mayor Anthony J. events. Mrs. Allen's concerns. Molinaro addressed the BAY STEAMERS SHRIMP Ocean Grove Homeowners meeting. It was at that SCALLOPS time that Molinaro stated $ 8 .9 9 per lb. that the beachfront area is Reg. 9.99 $ 4 .1 9 per lb. 9 9 ^ ” a prime target for the state Reg. 8.19 Limit 5 lbs. to allocate funds through Limit 5 lbs. Limit 10 lbs. Expires 3/11 their Green Acres Expires 3/11 Expires 3/11 Programs. Because of the present Or if eating out there is always a special conditions (under private in our seafood restaurant. ownership), it is illegal for the state or the township to EARLY BIRD DINNERS ALL DAY help repair or improve the existing facility. In other business, the FISHERY township voted to demolish the old Hamilton Hardware Seafood Restaurant Store located at 928 Old OPEN 7 DAYS Corlies Ave. Patsy K. 812 Main Street Townsend, supervisor of Bradley Beach • 774-7555 A WEEK the township Fire Prevention Bureau, stated that the store closed it’s THE OLD HAMILTON HARDWARE STORE located on doors for business in Old Corlies Ave., which will be demolished in the near future. PAGE 4 THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1987 NEPTUNE SCHOOL NEWS

Blanch H. Jones Retires After 30 Years Of Service and Rutgers University, Over 230 family and has completed members and friends extensive graduate gathered at the Squires courses at Monmouth Pub, Long Branch, last College. Thursday to honor Blanch New Jersey State Senate H. Jones, retiring General and Assembly Resolutions Supervisor of Curriculum in honor of Mrs. Jones Development and were read at the retirement Instruction in the Neptune dinner by Anthony "Doc" Township Public System. Villane, as well as a Mrs. Jones commenced personal letter from Gov. her 30 year educational Thomas Kean. carreer in 1955 as a First Mrs. Jones’ family, who Grade Teacher at the flew in from California, Whitesville School. She surprised her with a new OCEAN GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL students who participated in the then assumed the same mink coat. Read-a-thon fundraiser for M.S. were: back row (I. to r.) ELIZABETH position at the Gables "In retrospect, my thirty FOGG, MELISSA BOWDEN and CHRISTINE ANDERSON. Front row (I. to School in 1967. Mrs. years of employment in the r.) MRS. ROBIN PLATT-LACEY, programmer, KERRI MAGEE and Jones, in 1977, was Neptune System have DESIREE DOLOMORE. promoted to Curriculum been wonderful and Coordinator and then progressive." She said Ocean Grove School Announces Director of the Quality "Success in many of my Integrated Education endeavors can be attributed M.S. Read-a-thon Winners (Q.I.E.) Program. Mrs. to the quality staff of Jones is a graduate of Neptune that worked as a 131 students at the ($40.00), while MELISSA DEUCHAR, Grade 3, Mrs. Morgan State University team to achieve our goals." Ocean Grove Elementary BOWDEN of Mrs. Fischer’s Steele’s class; ELIZABETH School recently raised 4th grade class read 50 FOGG and DESIREE $200.00 from a Read-a- books! DOLOMORE, Grade 4, thon to aid multiple Other award winners Mrs. Crelin’s class; KERRI Midlantic To Sponsor sclerosis research. were: MAGEE, Grade 4, Mrs. CHRISTINE ANDERSON JUDY NEALON, Grade Fischer’s class, and of Mrs. Koci’s 5th grade 2, Mrs. Trouwborst’s HERSCHELL BYERS, JR., "Student of the Month" class was the top fundraiser class; REBECCA Grade 5, Mrs. Koci’s class. will begin in next week’s In an effort to issue of The Times, and recognize outstanding subsequently will appear in academic success in the the first issue of every List Academic Excellence. THIRD GRADE Neptune Public School month, with the exception Josef Calhoun System, Midlantic of July and August. Awards and Attendance Robert Harbour Merchants, Neptune, has Neptune High School Marcus Holman announced its sponsorship Principal Keith DeLuca has Ocean Grove Elementary School principal Nicholas Torron Hubbard of a "Student of the Month" advised that a committee is Napolitano has listed the following: Shaun Keefe feature in The Ocean being formed to select the Tabitha Knoke Grove and Neptune Times. outstanding students on a ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE HONOR ROLL Michael Neal The -innaugural feature month-to-month basis. for the SECOND MARKING PERIOD Lakesha Norwood GRADE 3 GRADE 5 Shanta Richardson Jason Abramowitz Christina Anderson John-Paul Surgent School Briefs Rebecca Deuchar Telley Vestal Phoebe Sinclair Kirsten Moffler Frankie Smith FOURTH GRADE Lanvin Allen Voter Registration PRINCIPAL’S RECOGNITION AWARD Kawanda Anderson Voter Registration will be neld Tuesday, March 10, for GRADE 1 GRADE 2 Eric Diamonte senior high school students at Neptune Senior High. Melanie Ferraro Judy Nealon Desiree Dolamore Simpdy Merelan Scott Diddick Debate Team Ezra Meyers Dana Miles On March 27, the Debating and Forensics Team of David Meyers Rayshanna Richardson Neptune High School will attent the Monmouth College Ann Marie Rosser Government Institute. PERFECT ATTENDANCE Noah Surgent for the SECOND MARKING PERIOD Blood Drive FIRST GRADE SECOND GRADE FIFTH GRADE The annual Blood Drive under the supervision of Jean Scott Bills Calinda Bouie Mitchell will be held on Thursday, March 5, at Senior High. Travis Brown Brian Allen Kimberly Brown Aaron Campbell Jane Keeey Heather Bray "Wiz” At Ridge Avenue Troy Edelhauser Jolanada Moore Paul Dent March 6 and 7, the musical ^ iz " will be presented by Simpdy Merelan Jacob Reinhardt Heather Higgins Neptune Senior High Drama Club at the Ridge Ave. Elementary School. Dawn Rossner William Witz III Christopher Hulse William Suha Lamarr Pratt Victor Yannuzzi Kevin Werner

“THE MYSTERY OF ENERGY" play was sponsored by J.C.P.& L. for elementary schools in Neptune last week. Above, students at the Ocean Grove School learned how energy is generated and how to proceed safely around power sources. THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1987 PAGES

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By Richard F. Gibbons JAKES Lunch 11:30-2:00 Dinner 4:00 - 7:30 Early written reports Lunch Mon - Fr^, 11 ;30 about Ocean Grove made Homemade Desserts many references to "Dr. Sat.-Sun. 12:00 Ward’s Tent." This was a larger-than- Dinner Nightly from 5:00 PM TABORN’S average tent which was ^ TOWN HOUSE used for several seasons New Exciting Upstairs Bar & Grill as a meeting place for RESTAURANT young people’s services. 301 Main St., Bradley Beach There were 30 to 40 of 1206 Main St. those morning meetings each season in the first 988-3737 Asbury Park Closed Sunday 774-1044 decade of Ocean Grove’s experience. "Dr. Ward’s Tent" was pitched near the head of 507 Main St. SUNDAY Ocean Pathway, not too far Belmar,N.J. from the present location of BRUNCH the Auditorium. (201)681-0236 Ocean Grove enjoyed m m \ m i uoi ^ , pub & restaurant $6.95 Adults rapid growth in those early years and soon "Dr. Ward’s 601 Main Street $4.95 Children Loch Arbour, N. J. Tent" was outgrown, in his 07711 Eighth Annual Report, EARLY DINNER HOURS (2 0 1 ) 5 3 1 -6 2 2 9 President Stokes asked for 3 - 6 PM something better. By Tues. thru Sat. 2:30 - 5:00 summer of 1878, there was Mon Thru FrI a YOUNG PEOPLE’S Sundays 11:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. TEMPLE, twice as large as EARLY BIRD the tent and costing Only at EVELYN'S - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED $1,635.00. It was 19 Full Course Dinners starting at $5.95 dedicated on Anniversary Day (Founders’ Day) July 31, 1979. Young people Our16oz. held 35 services there that (\r season with Mrs. E.C. / Porterhouse JIMMY’S Brooks, Dr. Johnson and Steak. OnlyServed Sunday-Thursday ^ Includes1 baked potato. Italian Restaurant Albert Mann taking charge. Caesar salad Gratuities and taxes extra Reservations The building had seats "Where Good Friends Meet" for 330. Sometimes the 776-6700 youth gatherings were so Open For Lunch & Dinner large they had to split up and use the Tabernacle Closed Tuesdays across Auditorium Park for 1405 the overflow. Asbury Avenue, Asbury Park "Should we raze the ra t; BKRKHI.KY (Aim-;RtT H o m Temple, or replace it?" was /A e Jers^^ Shore■ The fraeiiHori conhnuef 774-5051 the question. 1401 O c e o n Avenue. Asbury Pork, NJ 07712 The people responded quickly, deciding in 1886 that the Temple should come down and a much SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH Pete & Elda’s larger building take its 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. place. Enjoy Our Large Assortment Of Carmens Major John Patterson Breakfast and Luncheon Items. drew up plans for a Complimentary Champagne With Brunch Famous Pizzeria $7,500.00 building that Italian Restuarant would accommodate about DINE TO THE PIANO MUSIC OF 1,500. BRUCE FOSTER Open 7 Days Every seat was taken 11:30 AM to 2:00 AM when that building was JUMPING BROOK Rt. 35 & Woodland Ave, Neptune City opened for the first time 774-6010 on a Sunday morning in COUNTRY CLUB July of 1887, just 100 Jumping Brook Road, Neptune, N.J.922-8200 Organ Sing Along Fri. & Sat. Night years ago this coming ______(Off Rts. 66 or 33, Neptune) 9:00 PM to 2:00 AM season. It was officially dedicated as "The Young People’s Temple and Bible Study" on August 1, 1887. Within two years, all the II construction debt had been Net Lane’s Fisherman paid off. SHRIMP! SHRIMP! SHRIMP! The new TEMPLE boasted a stage, dressing FINEST IN FRESH SEAFOODS ALL YOU CAN EAT rooms, a split choir loft, cross ventilation and two AND PRIME STEAK Shrimp * Salad * Chowder and Dessert Bar towers that became storage Just A Short Cast From The Grovel! areas. DAILY SPECIALS As years went by, the Cocktails - Fine Wines Temple housed 7-day-per- Highway 35 & Sylvania Avenue week Young People’s Ocean & 7th Ave. 775-0282 Neptune City Meetings in July and Asbury Park Master Charge-Visa August, as well as 988-3733 concerts, religious films, smaller conferences and community meetings. St. Paul’s Church was allowed ADRIATIC RESTAURANT to use it for services during Have a Homemade Meal Away From Home one of the church’s building projects. 1409 Kingsley Ave. Like the Auditorium, Asbury Park which came several years empress motel, on the ocean later, the Young People’s • ASBURY PARK • 774-1166 Complimentary glass of wine with dinner Temple had a system of Fennwly ttw P tm . Dutch DaN of Sm v Im S q u M MM with this ad. ventilator tunnels below • All Meals Personnally OPEN DAILY the floor. Hot air rises, cool Early Bird Prepared By Owner/Chef FOR air from the ventilators Full Course Dinners $5.95 and $6.95 • All Meals Prepared At LUNCH replaces it, and we have The Time Of Order 4 DINNER Sunday Brunch • All Meals Prepared Fresh _ _ — And In Gourmet Style / $7.95 11 AM to 5 PM • Casual and Relaxed i I ^ I U w n T Continued on Page 14 ^ Atmosphere BAR OPEN ’til 2AM OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES PAGE 7 Support your local merchants THE COUPON PAGE Clip & Save

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Bubbles ‘N’ Suds Car Wash ’t h e "! $ 77¥-s5sunny and warm Ocean Beach, Florida. Some with Lois and Norman Grove! great times were had Klauder in their beautiful during a visit with Dorothy new home with sweeping Myrtle and Jim Handford Plttenger in her lovely new views of the beach and of Ocean Avenue have home in Juno Beach. ocean. Reminiscing of returned home from While there, they were when the Klauders and Sarasota, Fla., where they joined by Otto Kienie from Ulmers were long time enjoyed two weeks visiting his home in Palm Beach summer neighbors in with his mother at her Gardens. Both Dot and Association cottages on winter home. While in Otto are summer tenters in Central and Surf Ayes, took Florida, they managed to their homes on Bethany place, and of course, participate in the Ocean Block and recently retired pictures of grandchildren Grove Snowbirds Reunion MS. BETTY SCOTT, Consumer Relations specialist from New Jersey to were exchanged! Lois was in St. Petersburg. with Jersey Central Power & Light, presented a film Florida. Otto looked fit after expecting a visit next day and talk on Electrical Safety and conservation to the recent surgery and Dorothy from her Mother, Hazel Mrs. Vicki Woelfle, who Ocean Grove Homeowners last Saturday. was glowing with Roese of Shell Point has been with the New Roughly 35 new homeowners attended the meeting contentment as she gave Village, Fla., and long time Jersey National Bank for 18 which was held at the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting the grand tour of the area to summer-tenter on Bethany years, retired last weekend. Association’s Community Room. ORDINANCE #1307 For the last five years she Township of has been a teller in Ocean 775-5087 Neptune Grove and will be missed Located in Collingwood Auction (Bradley Beach) In the County by many. Vicki resides in Of Monmouth Farmingdale, N.J. AN CRDINANCE Neptune City and is looking NOTICE AMENDING AND forward to spending more Township of Neptune time visiting with her Pirogi IVeekeud 'V e liaht Homemade SUPPLEMENTING AN Kielbasi j ' Salads NOTICE is hereby given ORDINANCE ENTITLED "AN daughter, Nancy, and and Caterers soups that the undersigned has ORDINANCE ADOPTING grandchildren who reside in Kiska applied to the Board of THE BASIC PROPERTY Midlothian, Va. Adjustment of the Township MAINTENANCE CODE, POLISH DELI of Neptune for site plan SECOND EDITION, 1981 Mrs. Libby Hall has sold approval and a variance to ESTABLISHING MINIMUM In Home Catering with the Personal Touch permit extension of the STANDARDS GOVERNING her home on Stockton Ave. existing non-conforming use THE CONDITIONS AND and is now a member of the GROUPS & CHURCHES WELCOME! for outside storage on the MAINTENANCE OF ALL resident family in Epworth property known as Block STRUCTURES AND Manor, 74 Cookman Ave. 249, Lot 8, located at 511 DWELLINGS; THE Route 35, Township of SUPPLIED UTILITIES AND Neptune. Lot is FACILITIES AND OTHER The regular meeting of Attention Fuel Oil Users approximately 62’ x 98’ on PHYSICAL THINGS AND the Hannah-Crosman Post which is located a CONDITIONS ESSENTIAL 2233 V.V.W. will be held Buy Fuel Oil C.O.D. and Save $ $ $ dilapidated building. Lot is TO INSURE THAT on Thursday, March 12, at contiguous to the Fences STRUCTURES ARE SAFE, 7:30 P.M. at James G. by Dente, Inc. building and SANITARY AND FIT FOR will be used as open space OCCUPATION AND USE: Handford’s residence. Budget Plans * Service Contracts * Full Ser/ice Dept. and for outside storage of THE CONDITION OF Main and Ocean Avenues, equipment. The property DWELLINGS OFFERED FOR Ocean Grove. All veterans Special Prices on Furnace Tune-Ups will be enclosed with a 7-foot RENT: FIXING CERTAIN of foreign wars are invited high fence and paved. RESPONSIBILITIES AND to attend. A hearing will be held on DUTIES OF OWNERS AND this application by the (150 Gallon Minimum) OCCUPANTS OF Ocean Grove Woman’s Board of Adjustment of the STRUCTURES AND THE C.O.D. “WE’RE Township of Neptune, in the CONDEMNATION AND Club will hold its Executive Board Meeting Room, DEMOLITION OF Board meeting at 10:00 RADIO 458-5884 LOCAL Second Floor, Neptune DWELLINGS UNFIT FOR A.M. on March 12, DISPATCHED AND WE Municipal Complex, 25 HUMAN HABITATION; followed by the regular CARE” Neptune Boulevard, FIXING PENALTIES FOR meeting at 1:30 P.M. at St. 739-1319 Neptune, N.J. on VIOLATION AND Wednesday March 18, 1987, REPEALING EXISTING Paul’s, with a program at 7;30pm. All interested ORDINANCE OF THE given by Henry Bosman on parties will be heard. TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE "Hawaiian Flowers & Plans of the proposal may IN THE COUNTY OF Scenics." be inspected in the office of MONMOUTH AND STATE the Secretary of the OF NEW JERSEY Neptune Board of INCONSISTENT Adjustment, Neptune HEREWITH." Municipal Complex, 25 This ordinance shall take Neptune Boulevard, effect after final publication Neptune, New Jersey, as required by law. during regular business Approved on first reading Correction hours. February 2,1987. Dated: March 3,1987 Approved, passed and In last week’s "locals", Eugene Dente, Jr. adopted on final reading 501 Highway 35 March 2,1987. The Times incorrectly Neptune, N.J. (Signed) published the name of a (10) ANTHONY MOLINARO U.S. Naval HTIc. His NOTICE Mayor correct name is John Township of Neptune ATTEST: Jackson, from Heck Ave. Alcoholic Beverage HELEN L. RIGGS Buy NOW and $AVE Control Clerk TAKE NOTICE that (10) NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP application has been ORDINANCE #1306 made to the Township LEGAL NOTICE Township of NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP BOARD OF E O U C F'U N BUDGET NOTICE of Neptune to transfer Neptune Notice is here^i r e ^ given that the Board of Education of the Township of Neptune v/ill hold <* Public Hearing on the Financial Statement and the proposed budget for the School Year 1987-88 as herein set forth at a Regular Public Meeting. March 11. 1987 ax 8:00 p.m. in the Auditorium of the Whitesville School. 2106 Bangs Avenue to Zu-Con InC;, tradin in the County Neptune. New Jersey. as the Polo Club an Said budget will be on file and open to the public between the hours of 9:00 a m. and 2:00 p.m. from March 4, 1987 through March 11. 1987 (except Saturday Of Monmouth and Sunday) at the Board of Education Office. Whitesville School. 2106 Bangs Avenue. Neptune. New Jersey. * Jerry’s Place, for AN ORDINANCE TO Dated: March 2, 1987 /%/ NICHOLAS C. A. PULEIO premises located at RELEASE DEDICATION OF Butinesa Administrator/ Board Secretary 1501 Rte. 35 South, A PORTION OF CERTAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET STATEMENT Lot 1L-19L the Plenary FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1986^7 ROADS KNOWN AS PARK Sept. 30, 1989 Sept. ~ 30, 1986 SmoX. 30, 1987 Retail Consumption AVENUE AND DALY PLACE ENROLLMENTS ACTUAL a c t Ual A t im At e d Pupils On Rnll 4391.5 3954.5 3854 License 1334-33-018- AS FULLY DESCRIBED Pupils in State Facilities. 13 14 12 Private School Placements____ 43 51 53 002 heretofore issued HEREIN. WHICH ROADS Pu^ils_Sent To Other Districts to Zu-Con Inc., trading to Regular Programs_ 139.5 150 140 ARE LOCATED IN THE To Special Education Programs_ 3.5 3 4 as the Polo Club for TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE. Pupils R eceive

RESOLUTION Board of Ed. Budget Continued from Page 8 Township of Local Assistance Board, of Capital Outlay Neptune Balance Appropriated. — 0 — 20.000.00 20.000.00 —0— — 0— — 0 — — 0— the Township of Neptune, Revenue from Local Sources No. 1051 will be held in the small Local Tax Levy______63,177.00 — 0 — 63.177.00 98.920.00 (50.000.00) 48.920.CX) 236.873.00 SUB-TOTAL_ 63,177.00 20,000.00 83.177.00 98,920.00 (90,000.00) 48.920.00 236.673.00 WHEREAS, there exists a Conference Room on the Revenue from State Sources need for an Authority Capital O u tl^ Aid _____ 33,323.00 —0— 33.323.00 101.080.00 — 0— 101,080.00 63.127.00 second floor. Room #220, TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY 96,500.00 20,200.00 116,900.00 200,000.00 (50,000.00) 190,000.00 300.000.00 Attorney; and Debt Service Neptune Township Revenue from Local Sources WHEREAS, funds are Municipal Complex, 25 Local Tax Levy______58.352.00 _ o — 58,352.00 _ o — — 0— _ 0 — SUB-TOTAt^ 58.352.00 ■■■O'— 58.392.00 — 0— avaiiabie for this purpose, Neptune Boulevard, Revenue from State Sources and the Local Public Debt Service Aid Type II_____ 89.288.00 —0— 85,288.00 — 0— — 0^— — 0— _ o — Neptune, N.J. at 5:00 P.M. TOTAL DEBT SERVICE 143.640.00 —0— 143.640.00 — 0— 0 Contracts Law (N.J.S.A. Additional State School on the following dates: Buildinc Aid Ch. 74 ______122.026.00 — 0— 122.026.00 115,936.00 —0— 115,936.00 111.310.00 40A:11-1 et seq.) requires March 19,1987 Total Additional State School Building Aid. 122.026.00 122.026.00 119,936.00 115.936.00 111,310.00 that the resolution June 18,1987 Total Eialances Unappropriated. 54.864.06 authorizing the appointment 'Total Funds Available. 19,427,368.20 21,199,350.83 21,949.206.00 (825.969.67) 20.719.240.33 22,943.774.00 October 15,1987 See Audit Report Exhibits A-3 and A-3A without competitive bidding This Notice is given in Total Free Balances 7 /1 /8 5 ______$596,464.09 + or G) Adjustments. -130.888.22 must be publicly advertised; accordance with the Less Yotal ^Balances ApproprPated During 1985-86. -370,711.79 Total Balances Unappropriated______$ 54.864.08 NOW, THEREFORE, BE requirements of the Laws of APPROPRIATIONS IT RESOLVED by the 1986-87 the State of New Jersey, 1985-86 Revised Township of Neptune Ohapter 231, P.L 1975. 1985-86 Transfers In / Revised 1985-86______1988-87_ Transfers In/ ApproprI- 1987-88 J-1 CURRENT EXPENSE. . Appropiiatlens(Transfsrs Out) Appropriations Expenditures Approprlatlons(Transfers Out) aw n s (7) Appropriations Sewerage Authority that: Dated: February 13,1987 Administration 1. The Township of Salaries (5 ) . 608.947.00 627.021.00 627,018.51 650.657.00 650.657.00 680.263.00 Joan M. Bogert Contracted Services. 60.000.00 83.067.00 83,066.87 60,800.00 60.800.00 74,164.00 Neptune Sewerage Authority Other Expenses_____ 171.600.00 160.510.00 159,822.77 169.400.00 _ 0 — 169.400.00 181.200.00 Welfare Director SUB-TOTAL______840.547.00 870.598.00 869.908.15 880.857.00 880.857.00 935.627.00 is hereby authorized and (10) $7.02 Instruction directed to engage the Salaries— Principals____ 619.150'00 620.925.00 620,924.59 644.613.00 644.613.00 681.084.00 41-63 Salaries— Supv, of tnstr.. 366.224;00 386.334.00 386.333.17 185.500.00 185.500.00 183.514.(X> services of Richard J. SHeRIFRS SALE Salaries— Teachers. 7,397.038:00 7.494,244.00 7,453.801.44 8.149.895 00 (370.012.00) 7.779.883.00 8.636.371.00 Salaries— Other Instr. Staffs 704.535.00 756.856.00 756.855.09 801.480.00 801.480.00 844.175.00 Weber as Authority Attorney, SUPERIOR COURT Salaries— Sec. & Cler. Asst.. 307.020.00 309.255.00 309.254.10 333.508.00 333.508.00 365,616.00 OF NEW JERSEY Other Salaries for Instr_____ 34.337100 48.549.00 49.545.67 39.752.00 39.752.00 65,929.00 this appointment being for a CHANCERY DIVISION Textbooks. 82.944.00 80.566.00 80.500.72 98.323.00 98.323.00 103.080.00 term of one (1) year, effective MONMOUTH COUNTY School Lib. & Audio-Visual M aterials. 50.610:00 44.602.00 44,415.13 61.420.00 61.420.00 63,015.00 Teaching Supplies______213.589.00 201.257.00 200.594.64 210.230.00 210.230.00 243.400.(X} February 1, 1987 and until Docket No. F-3MS-SS Other Expenses. 100.908]00 65.208.00 65.219.65 127.670.00 127.670.00 107.160.00 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT­ SUB-TOTAl______9.876.355.00 10.007.796.00 9.967.444.20 10.652.391.00 (370.012.00) 10.282,379.00 11.293.344.00 successors are appointed. GAGE ASSOCIATION, PIkIntm Attendance and Health Services Salaries— Attendance 12.571.00 10.000.00 10,000.00 21.800.CX) 22.684.00 2. This appointment is v»: RUSSELL W. HARVEY, el Other Expenses—Atten______1.000.00 983.00 982.20 1.500.00 1.500.00 being made without ais. Defendants Salaries— Health______271,675.enses— Health______4.900.00 3.414.00 3.413.1.'“ 5.100.00 5.100.00 competitive bidding tion in the above stated action to SUB-TOTAL.. 290.146.00 282.979.00 282.977.3: 298.537.00 328.398.00 Transportation (6) because this appointment me directed, I shall expose for Salaries. 116.516.00 120.185.00 131.350.00 133.286.00 sale at putHlc verxJue. at the Contr. Serv. & Pub. Carr., 703.836.00 676.480.00 785.306.CX> 941.771.00 involves a member of a Court House in the Borough of trip s Other Than To recognized profession, Freehold, County of MonnxHJth. and From School. 22.746.00 25.446.00 Replacement of Vehicles. 48.200.00 (48.200.00) 48.200.00 48.600.00 licensed and regulated by New Jersey, on Monday, the Pupil Trans.— Insurance. 19.765.00 (6,087.00) 21.742.00 23.916.00 16th day of March. 1987, at 2 Other E)u>enses______54,366.00 ^ .6 3 8 .0 0 52.950.00 57.620.CX) Law, and is, therefore o'clock. P.M. prevalHr>g time. s u b -t o t a l ____ ^ 94^ 683.00 (47.336.00) 1,082.294.00 1.230,639.00 5. INCLUDE ADMINISTRATIS PRINCIPALS SALARIES HERE exempt under N.J.S.A. ALL that tract or parcel of 6 INCLUDE ALL TRANSPORTATION COSTS ! land, situate, lying and being in 40A;11-5. 7. AS OF 1 2 /1 /8 6 1 the Township of Neptur>e In the Operation 3. A copy of this County of Monmouth in the Salaries______704.460.00 (19.112.00) 685.348.00 685,347.07 712.984.00 712.984.00 753.000. 00 Heat 400.000. 00 232.449.00 232,448.65 369.250.00 368.250.00 348.000. 00 Resolution shall be State of New Jersey: Utilities______394.000. 00 417.079.00 417,077.77 381.825.00 3 81 .8H .0 0 437.640.00 BEING KNOWN AND DESIG­ Supplies______71,000.1“ 56.173.00 56.173.00 62.288.00 62.288.00 69.500.00 published in the Ocean NATED as lot no. 13 In block S- Other Ejmenses.LM>ei 2.500. 2 .9 1 6.M 2.915.87 2.500.00 2.500.00 2,500.00 Grove Times as required by s u b -t o t a L 1.571.960. 1.393.9M.00 1.392,9^36 1,528.8^.00 1.928.847.00 1,610,640.00 9-23 on MAP OF SHADOW Maintenance Law, within ten (10) days of LAWN HEIGHTS. SECTION 2. Salaries. 193.555.00 163.848.00 162.896.83 236.060.00 236.060.00 252.584.00 TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE. Contr acted Services. 140.0CX).00 182.117.d duly fHed in the Monmouth SUB-TOTi^ 4B4.5“1,501.00 “ 4 84 .9H .1 1 sH;SIS:88 4f;glS:88 681.304.00 County Clerk's Office on No­ Fixed Charges Neptune Sewerage vember 12. 1957 kt case no. 63. Employee Retirement Contribution. 477.800.00 (80.770.00) 397.030.00 396.917.25 495.224.00 495.224.00 482.000.CX) Insurance & Judgments Authority be authorized sheet 25 (Exclude U.C.C. Amount)______953.850.00 51.032.00 1.004.882.00 1.270.632.99 1.210.040.00 1.210.040.CX) 1.589.800.00 and directed to execute a SAME PREMISES also Rental of Land of B u ild in ^ _ _ _ _ 37.000.00 36.000.00 krfown as lot 13 in block S>9-23 Tuition—Sp^ial _ ■ 480.948.00 65.795.00 546.743.00 597.991.61 572.816-.00 572.816.00 657.172.00 contract with Richard J. on the tax map of the Township Tuition— State Facilities______118.052.00 118.052.00 118.052.00 86.184.00 86.184.00 108.872.00 5UB.TQTAL ______2.030.650.00 36.05t!m 2.0M.707.00 2.420.993.85 2.364.2M.00 2.364.264.00 2.873,M .O O Weber for legal services. of Neptur>e. SUNDRY A C 66 u NTS SAME PREMISES commonty Food Services (Signed) known as 703 Marsha Drive. Expenditures to cover deficits_____ 51.096.00 51.096.00 51.095.72 SUB^XXTAL^ 51.096.00 51.096.00 91.099.72 VERNON A. BICKOWSKI Neptur>e. New Jersey. Student Body Activities I certify that the foregoing BEING the same premises Salaries. 203.880.00 9.670.00 213.550.00 213.549.48 240.000.00 258.612.00 conveyed to the within mortga­ Other Expenses. 171.075.00 4.480.00 175.555.00 175,554.95 171.075.CX) 194.3CX).00 is a true and correct copy gors deed of even date ar>d Expenditures to cover deficits. 20.400.00 3.600.00 24,000.00 24,000.00 20.400.00 22.535.CX) SUB-TOTAL,,^___ 395.355.00 17.750.00 413.105.00 413,104.43 431.479.00 479.447.00 of a resolution duly be recorded simuftar>eously Community Services herewith. Other Exp.— Civic A ct_ 2.000.00 3.500.00 passed and adopted at a THIS IS a first purchase SUB-TOTA______2.000.00 3.900.00 m or^ mortgage given to se­ Special Projects (Local) meeting of the Township salaries OsR ___ _ _ 71,423.15 280,424.15 245.872.32 177.396.00 200,000.00 of Neptune Sewerage cure a part of the purchase Other Expenses_ 215.834.42 56^4 18 .4 2 451.431.12 118.264.00 135.852.00 price of said deed of convey­ $u b -t o t a 1_ 287,257.57 840^842.57 697,303.44 299.660.00 339.852.00 Authority held on the 18ih ance. Educable— Salaries___ (31.152.00) 19.500.00 lO.^.OO 21.400.00 23.112.00 EcAicable— Other E)q>.. 3.177.00 3.160.33 2.000.00 2,000.00 day of February, 1987. TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: Trainable— Salaries___ 37.500.00 37.500.00 41.250.00 44.550.00 20% of bid amount. Balance due Trainable— Other Exp.. 2.368.00 2.361.97 4.000. 00 4.000. 00 (10) $16.64 in 30 days. Cash or certified Neuro. Imp,— Salaries____ 49.150.00 49.150.00 54.050.00 58.374.00 check or>ly. Neuro. Imp.— Other Exp_ 6.526.00 6.503.03 3.000. 00 3.000. 00 Percep. Imp.— Salaries 77.638.00 77.638.00 95.530.00 103.172.00 Th« approximate amount of Percep. Imp.— Other Exp._ 6.168.00 6,162.64 8 .0 0 0 . 00 8 .0 0 0 . 0 0 NOTICE the judgement to be satisfied by Emot. Dist.— Salaries____ 66.290.00 66,286.50 72.270.00 78.052.CK) sale is the sum of $43,136 to­ Emot. Oist.— Other Exp__ 8.575.00 8.567.99 6.000.00 6.CX)0.00 Township of Neptune Aud. Hand.— Salaries. 141.041.00 141,043.50 163.820.00 176.927.00 Board or Adjustment gether with the costs of this Aud. Hand.— Other Fvp _ 8.008.00 8.005.52 8,800.00 8.800.00 sale. Pre-Sch. Hand.— Salaries__ 82.840.00 82.840.00 81.100.00 88.288.00 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE The Sheriff hereby reserves Pre-Sch Hand— Other Exp.. 2.752.00 2.750.03 3.000. 00 3.000. 00 the right to adjourn this sale Supplement— Salaries_____ 17.781.00 17.780.69 48.(XX).CX) 51.840.00 that on the 18th day of Supplement—Other Exp___ 2.418.50 2,418.56 3.000. 00 3.000. 00 March, 1987, at the Board without further notice by publi­ S p ^ c h — Salaries______126.300.00 126.300.00 138.930.(X) 150.044.00 cation Speech— Other Exp______675.00 671.05 9.000. 00 9.000. 00 Meeting Room, Second WILLIAM M. LANZARO Home Inst.— Salaries______63.522.00 63,521.77 — 0— DATED: January 21, 1987 Home Inst.— Other Exp____ 509.50 509.50 — 0— Floor, Neptune Municipal Resource Rm.— Salaries___ 203.000.00 224.915.00 224.915.00 247.445.00 247.445.00 261.360.00 Complex, 25 Neptune Alvin 0. Miller. Attorney Resource Rm.— Other Exp.. 3,666.00 6.003.00 5,996.25 11,3CX).CX) —O— 11.300.00 11.300.00 (609) 795-5701 SUB-TOTAL 835.412.00 953.657.00 993.582.33 1.021,899.00 — 0— 1,021.899.00 1,093.819.00 Boulevard, Neptune, New j - l s u b -t o TIT 17.800.136.00 18.260.993.97 18.420.743.91 19.161,948.00 (405.906.00) 18,796.042.00 20,862,414.00 (8-11) $72.80 J-2 Special Projects— Federal/State/Other Jersey the Board of Federal Projects P.L. 98-524 (Vocational) (8)______48.606.00 48.606.CX) — 0— Adjustment will hold a P L. 97-35 (Chapter 1) (8} 479.176.00 478.698.12 402.610.00 — 0—• 402.610.00 hearing on the application of P L. 97-35 (Chapter 2) (Sj 57,716.40 51.844.00 35.000. 00 35.000. 00 40-82 P L. 94-142'(Handicapp^) (8).^,^^ 498.341.27 443,894.96 141.330.00 141.330.00 the undersigned, at which Adultt Basic EducationEducatiori (P.L.(P 91-230x1 — 0 — — 0 — 2.500.00 2.500.00 SHERIFF'S SALE Other Federal Projects (8). 7,637.00 7.440.90 — 0— — 0— time and place all interested SUPERIOR COURT SUB-TOTAL 1.091.476.67 1.030.483.98 581.440.00 581.440.00 OF NEW JERSEY S C-E. — Salaries (8) _ _ 485.627.00 485.627.00 836.684.00 836.684.00 persons will be given an LAW DIVISION S.C.E.— Other Exp, (5)ZZZ 129.852.00 129.852.00 70.763.CX) 70.763.CX) opportunity to be heard. The Bilingual— Salaries______17.716.00 17.716.00 20.370.00 — 0— 20.370.00 MONMOUTH COUNTY Bilingual— Other Exp __ — 0 — — 0— 4.236.00 — 0— 4.236.00 ■meeting will begin at 7:30pm. Docket No. DJ-6012-79 Nonpubiic Textbooks (8). 7.818.20 7.818.20 8.259.00 8.259.CX) THE CENTRAL JERSEY BANk Nonpublic Auxiliary Services (8)_____ 36.640.00 33.971.88 28.465.00 28.465.00 The location of the Nonpublic Handicapped Services (8)_ 44,000.00 28,191.17 47.000. 00 - 0 — 47.000. 00 6 TRUST CO., a banking oorp. Other_ 356.732.09 332.620.74 — 0 ' — 0— premises in question is Plaintiff vs: ALONZO BROWN, s u b -t o TI l ~ ^ 1,078.389.29 1.035.796.99 1.015.777.00 1.019,777.00 1,026,072.00 located in the C/S Zoning Defendants SPECIAL SCHOOLS By virtue of a writ of axecu- AND EVENING SCHOOLS District, Block 1000, Lot J-3 Accredited Evening/ tkxi in the above stated action tc Adult High School 10.01 and more commonly me directed, I shall expose to* Salaries______44,7(X).0 44.700.00 43.368.00 43.0CX).00 known as West Bangs sale at public vendue, at the Supplies______2,110.00 2. 110.00 3.030.53 2.750.00 Court House in the Borough oi Other E ) ^ n 6.190.00 6.190.00 6.061.07 7.268.00 Avenue at Route 18. The SUB-TOTa L- 53.000. 00 53.000. 00 92,499.60 53.038.00 Freehold. County of Monmouth J-4 Adult Education applicant is seeking a New JeiWy. on Monday, tfx Salaries______4.680.00 4.680.00 4.183.07 5.640.00 Variance and Site Plan 30th day of March. 1987, at i Supplies.. 550.00 550.00 484.99 950.00 o'doefc. P.M. provaHlng time. Other Expenses., 1.570.00 1.570.00 1,394.35 1.753.00 SUB-TOTAL. 6.800.00 6.800.00 6,062.41 8.343.00 approval since an existing ALL the defendant’s right, J-6 Summer School radio tower on the site is a dtle artd Interest If eny. In and to Salaries______34.639.00 — 0 — 34,639.(X) 34.580.00 40.450.CX) the followlr>g: Supplie__ 550.00 550.00 660.00 1.050.00 non-conforming use. Other Expen 2,811.00 2.811.00 2.760.00 3.446.00 NAME OF SALE: The Centra' SUB-TOTa L- 38.000. 00 38.000. 00 38,000.00 44.946.00 Applicant proposes to Jersey Bank and Trust Co.. / J-7 Vocational Evening construct one additional Banking Corporation v. Alonze Salaries______14.600.00 14.600.00 11.830.75 14.700.00 Brown Docket No. DJ 6012-79 Supplies. 2.400.00 2.400.00 3.011.73 1.750.00 tower thereby expanding Equipment_ 3,000.00 3.000. 00 3,792.55 0-“ ” STREET ADDRESS: 105 Ox ( Other Expenses.. 3.400.00 — 0 - 3.400.00 4,350.29 8.301.00 the non-conforming use. onia Avenue Township of Nep ' SUB-TOTAL. 23.400.00 23.400.00 22,985.32 24.751.00 Copies of said application tune. New Jersey Morknoutn J-9 High School Equivalency (bounty Salaries______7.480.00 7.480.00 7.504.00 7.700.00 and documents are on file Supplies______1. 200.00 _ o — 1.200.00 1.232.00 800.00 TAX LOT & BLOCK NUM­ Other Expenses. 2.520.00 — 0— 2,520.00 2.464.00 3,27 l.CX) with the Administrative Office BER: Lot 16 m Block 230 s u b -t o t a L 11.200.00 11.200.00 11.200.00 11.771.00 NO. OF FEET TO NEAREST J-10 Neptune Community School of the Board of Adjustment Salaries______— 0— 23.000.00 CROSS STREET; Approximately 23.e 19,1975 Other Expenses______850.00 —.0— 850.00 728.61 950.00 __0— 950.00 950.00 interested parties prior to SUB-TOTAL ______3,600.00 3,600.00 3,036.71 3.700.00 3.700.00 3.800.00 TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 19,069.202.20 1,530,380.14 (405.906.00) 20.499,808.00 22,532,464.00 said meeting. 20% o f bid amourrt. Balar^oe due L-Capital Outlay In 30 days. Cash or certified Sites.. 50.000.00 (32.094.00) 17.906.00 11.895.(X) 50.000.00 - 0— WILLIAM F. DOWD Buildings ______46.500.00 52.094.00 98.594.00 98.594.00 100.000.00 check only. | Total Capital Outlay.. 96.500.00 20.000.00 116.500.00 110.489.00 190,000.00 Attorney for Applicant The approximate amount of S-Debt Service American Celiular the judgement to be satisfied by Principal______140.000.00 — 0— 140.000.00 140.000.00 — 0— safe ia the sum o f $1,628 to­ Interest 3,640.00 _ o — 3.640.00 3.640.00 Network Corp. Total Debt Service 143,640.00 143.640.00 143.640.00 gether with ttw coeta of dMs Additional State School 121 Monmouth Parkway sale. j Building Aid Ch. 74 West Long Branch, New The Sheriff hereby reserves Principal______70.000.00 — 0— 70,000.00 70.000.00 70.000.00 — 0— 70.000.CX) 70,000.00 Interest- 52.026.00 — 0— 52,026.00 52,026.00 45.936.00 —O— 45.936.00 41.310.00 Jersey 07764 the right to ec^oum this sale* Total Additional State without further notice by publi­ School Building Aid___ 122,026.00 — 0— 122,026.00 122.026.00 119.936.00 — O — 119,936.00 111,310.00 Dated: March 3,1987 cation TOTALS * -3,____^ 19.427.368.20 1,990.380.14 20,977.748.34 21.018,199.81 21.171.650.00 (409,906.00} 20,765.744.00 22,943,774.00 WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff Total Balances — ■ June 30, 1986. - 177,191.02 ( 10) Total Expandituraa and Balances June 30. 1986_^^^1,199^390.83 DATED: February 5.1987 1 RECAPITULATION OF BAlANC£S Blankenhom A Ra^an. Attor-i SPECIAL SCHOOLS neya OR NOTICE CURRElir ’liciPENSE SPECIAL PROJECTS CAPITAL OUTLAY TOTALS Township of W. Peter Ragan for the fkm (201)938-6800 j Free Appropriation Balances 6/30/86 (from the Audit)_ (137.844.67) 308.950.46 6.045.23 177.151.02 Neptune , (10-13) $64.48 — 0 — _ 0 — — 0— — O' _ 0 — — 0 — NOTICE is hereby given 137.844.67 — 0 — Free Appropriation Balances 6/30/07 (est.)- 308.950.46 6.045.23 that the meetings of the Free Appropriation Balances 6/30/88 (est.)— 308.950.46 6.065.23 PAGE 10 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1987 Meet MICKIE SHERMAN of N.J. CONTROL SPECIALISTS & OIL BURNER SUPPLY CO. BUSINESSMAN OF THE WEEK (The eleventh in a series of articles that sketch members of the Business and Professional Ass’n. of Neptune.)

BREAKING GROUND last Monday at Asbury Park’s MICKIE SHERMAN (center) vtfith his sons. Bill (I.) and massive redevelopment project are (I. to r.) - Rich. SEBASTIAN VACCARO, SEN. FRANK PALLONE JR., CITY MAYOR FRANK FIORENTINO, HENRY VACCARO, MICKIE SHERMAN, owner of the N.J. Control Specialists and U.S. SENATOR FRANK LAUTENBERG, GOV. THOMAS Oil Burner Supply Co. on Memorial Drive, Neptune, launched H. KEAN, ASSEMBLYMAN ANTHONY "Doc" VILLANE, his career in the heating business at age 14 when he assisted and JOSEPH CARABETTA. his Dad who operated the Automatic Heat Equipment Co. in Neptune. This was in 1949. In August 1968, he and his father purchased N.J. Control Remarks Of Governor Thomas H. Kean Specialists, a small supply house located in Bradley Beach. The building consisted of 1,500 sq. ft. and they operated with Asbury Park Redevelopment Groundbreaking one employee. In 1974, his father retired and Mickey began an expansion Good morning. Thank Asbury Park its greatest kind. program, adding two more employees and increasing the you, Mayor, for that kind honor when he set up I’m glad to say those days product line in heating and air conditioning. The following introduction, and thank you offices in the Asbury Park are over. year the building was extended for a total space of 3,500 sq. ft. everyone for that warm Trust Company Building, Today marks a new In 1980, he purchased the former Merwen Distributors reception. making this the nation’s beginning for Asbury Park. building which is now center of operations, a complex of One hundred seventeen summer capitol. Like the founder James 30,000 square feet. The product line was again expanded to years ago, James Bradley Asbury Park is suffused Bradley, today we begin to serve the growing needs of the Shore. His boys have now stood on the other side of with history. The author create a new city. joined the firm. Richard, the oldest son, came into the Wesley Lake and had a Stephen Crane lived on The 49 townhouses we operation in 1978 and is presently General Manager. His vision. Fourth Avenue in a house break ground on today are younger brother Bill came on board in 1980. With their help, He saw, not the that still stands. He spent just the first stage of a the business has grown 10 fold. "We now have 16 employees, underbrush and scrub his summers covering the complete beachfront including outside salesmen, for the convenience of our pines that marked this vacationing elite for the facelift. Within the next customers," Mickie told The Times. spot; instead, he saw the society pages of the New decade, 2,000 new homes Strong growth has continued. The accounting department beginnings of a beautiful York Herald. will rise near the ocean and has been computerized, along with inventory control. The city by the sea. It wasn’t only the elite along Asbury’s three firm carries a complete line of heating, ventilating and air In time, James Bradley who came. On Main beautiful lakes. And conditioning equipment, along with a full stock of parts for cleared this land and Street, millions hopped off Convention Hall will be repairs. "If it can’t be found anywhere else, we have it," he brought his vision to life. the railroad and onto this restored to become one of added. He called his oasis Asbury nation’s second oldest the top Convention centers He is married to the former Edna Thoma. Mickie belongs Park in honor of America’s trolley system to take them in the state. to various trade associations and the Asbury Park Rotary Club. first Methodist Bishop. to the beach. For I’d like to especially He is also on the board of directors for the Shore Y.M.C.A. He Soon, millions were decades, Asbury Park’s commend two men who was active with the Brookdale Foundation Trust golf coming here to enjoy the boardwalk, carousels, ferris have long believed in tournament, and is currently the vice-president of the boardwalk, the surf and the wheels and paddle boats Asbury Park’s future. Sam Business and Professional Association of Neptune. fine hotels that Bradley made it the "Gem of the and Henry Vaccaro were Mickie, for four years, was the president of the Red and Black built. Jersey Shore." raised in Asbury Park. Booster Club at the high school. It was during the time he Many presidents But in recent years, like They developed a sense of was president, Mickie, together with the township and the vacationed right up the so many other cities, public service as they board of education, got the lights for the athletic field. The street at the Coleman Hotel. Asbury Park declined. Her watched their father, Dr. new refreshment stand and restrooms were also constructed And in 1916, President paint peeled a little. The during that time. Woodrow Wilson gave elements have not been Continued on Next Page Bed and Breakfast OPEN ALL YEAR Ocean Grove Ocean Grove JUST LISTED Ocean Grove JUST LISTED Bring Your White Gloves JUST LISTED Quaker Big & Beautiful Mint Condition Victorian Sparkling inside and out this Six luscious bedrooms, Sunny corner location this 2 Inn lovely 3 be^lrocm home has Entrance Foyer, Parlor, bedroom, 2 bath home is been well kept and is ready Large Formal Dining Room, beautifully decorated and for you. Formal dining room. Pantry, Mudroom, Fenced offers the rare luxury of a 775-7525 Modern Kitchen, New back yard with patio and a convenient layout. Large Carpet, Freshly painted Large Wrap-Around porch. rooms. Formal Dr, utility inside and Vinyl siding Decorating touches include room, fenced yard and front outside. Great front porch Waincotting panelling, wood porch. We don’t expect this Corner of M^in & Central Avenues and perfect location to enjoy floors, carpeting, beauty to last. $140,000. Ocean Grove sitting in your rocking chair professionally wallpapered & on summer evenings. Priced Painted. Need we say more? right in the $130’s. Joann Corrigan Asking $184,000 ELEGANT DINING 922-0034 eves. Lori Pendleton Cindy Nelson at Popular Prices..... 922-3310 eves. 774-5554 eves. * DAILY LUNCHEONS MOM’S PITTENGER REALTY INC. KITCHEN Complete Real Estate Service Fine Italian Cuisine 775-3300 Closed Tuesday - 1129 - 5th. Avenue, Neptune Except Holidays PHONE 775-4823 Professional Service with a Personal Touch lak e Out Orders THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1987 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES PAGE 11 Sebastian Vaccaro, treat the The Hudson River have proposed creating the wrote about boarded up courage and commitment people who lived here. waterfront is finally being clean ocean authority to windows and loss of jobs in and hope. It would be a Today the Vaccaro developed. Downtown protect our Shore. his song "My Home Town," song about success. brothers are helping Asbury Newark at last is springing I pledge to you the state many people recognized And, no doubt about it, Park regain its economic back to life. And here in will do all in it power to Asbury Park. that song would be a hit. health. Along with New Monmouth County, Long keep the sand on the In ten years, I’d like Bruce Thank you very much. England developer Branch, Asbury Park, and beaches and the garbage to come back here. He out of the water. Joseph Carabetta and the bayshore communities could look at the new p. Complete Eyeglass Service | investors Ernie Anastos and are beginning to fulfill their And I know you will do housing, new shops and Johnny Cash, they could be glorious potential. everything possible to once new restaurants along the ^ Grove | called the financial doctors I know how important this again make Asbury Park the boardwalk and maybe play of Asbury Park. whole area is to New Gem of the Jersey Shore. at one of the new clubs. Spectacle | The Vaccaros never Jersey. That is why I When Bruce Springsteen And then he could write a doubted this grand old song about the new Asbury Shoppe I resort would come back. Park. It would be a song One look at the Berkeley- EMIL’S GARAGE about how people facing ' 43 PILGRIM PATHWAY I Carteret will tell you that. great difficulties continued OCEAN GROVE | They have restored that to believe in themselves. It Open Wed.&Sat. 9AM-12Noon i magnificent Hotel in ail its ^ Complete Automotive Service would be a song about 988-5611 I original style and beauty. I Advanced Engine Computer Technology am confident the rest of For Cars & Trucks Asbury Park will be restored Body & Fender Repair & Painting Now They’re in Bloom to its original luster as well. N.J. State Inspection Center Frequently, I steal a line The Croci and Crocus from Bruce Springsteen EMIL FORTUNATO (OWNER) and say that these are our 1300 CorliesAve., Neptune, N.J. Now Is the Time glory days. New Jersey business is booming, 774-3344 To Come and See Us unemployment is at a 17- year low. The offerings are popping out all over. We have But New Jersey’s them in a variety of sizes, prices and locations. success can best be Drop in, call or write. New homes - $200 - 209,000. measured by the things Wee cottages - $80 - 100,000 - 3 Br, 2 bik to that are finally happening. beach $139,900 - right at ocean $219,000 - 2 Br - renovated -$160,000 - Hotels - furnished -$400 - $700,000. Beach area Victorian - $179,000. Semi bungalow - $150,000. Large ranch, s/w $164,500 - Exceptional Ig office plus apts $375,000. 9 unit building $540,000. Corner near Auditorium - $200,000. Rentals ! Ocean Pathway plus lot $325,000. New Home, 3 bdrms, $175,000. Eff. pad for single person $350 A sparkling, mo. A modicum of seasonal rentals remaining. furnished, and newly decorated, five room home. Two baths, baseboard, gas heat, porch and garden Snow Plows For Sale MAI ■■■AIM A MMIM ■■■"■ • mamaaMK MV W9D area, fine residential area. NE CORNER WALL STREET & MAIN AVE. Available for PO BOX 155 - OCEAN GROVE - 774-1058 mature couple, no Spring Break Specials pets, or children. For one year or Three bedroom in Victorian O.G. Would You Like ? long summer season. Asking $149,000 FEATURE OF THE WEEK - INTERLAKEN Move right into this three bedroom home with Stately Dutch Colonial on a nicely landscaped, Marion Smith wraparound porches, near ocean, priced at corner lot. Four bedrooms. Full Clean basement. $185,000. Spacious Front Porch, two Car Garage. This is a home Agency to be proud of. You Won’t be able to resist. $265,000. Two bedroom house with cottage near tree-lined 138 Main Avenue park, short walk to beach, asking $163,500. A HIDE-A-WAY at the SHORE - Use this cottage (Ocean Grove, N J . summers and weekends. It has gas heat and five Victorian Ocean Front Hotel rooms, could be a starter home for a young couple. 775-2809 Many possibilities, $750,000 Only $87,500 Established in 1942 Like new condo in Embury Arrms, A PROFESSIONAL BUILDING - Centrally located. never used or rented, $106,000. Attractive in Appearance, Fix it up to meet your Neptune NEEDS. Asking $164,000 Shark River Hiiis Two family house on Stockton Ave., asking $189,000. Make offer. How About a Condominium, a Hotel, or a BUSINESS EXCLUSIVE LISTING PROPERTY. Check TODAY with THE BILLS AGENCY.

Beautiful raised THE BILLS AGENCY ranch with view of OC£41 GROie R€4JYI1C/W Serving You For the Past Sixty Five Years Shark River from Raymond Huizenga, Broker Redwood Deck. 67 Main Ave.,Ocean Grove,N.J. 07756 Realtor MLS Appraiser LOWER LEVEL - 201-774-7166 78 Main Avenue 1-201-774-2124 large den with fireplace, 1/2 bath, laundry room. Large oversize 2 car garage. EXCLUSIVE LISTING UPPER LEVEL - large L.R. with fireplace, D.R., SOLD VICTORIAN HOME 9 Br, Center of town. We have the Kitchen, 3 BDRMS, 1 key. $218,000 Full Bath, Redwood Deck off Living Room. CUSTOM BUILT RANCH - Large living room, dining LARGE LOT. We realize you treasure your assets. If you are considering room with sliding glass doors to deck, 2 bedrooms $ 190,000 making a move in the near future, and bath, modern kitchen, pantry, air conditioned, hot we’d be pleased to prepare a water oil heat, full basement, 1 car garage, lot 75 x 100, aluminum siding. In exclusive Neptune Gables By Appointment Only complimentary home market analysis for you. We’re having a area. A real value at $125,000. sensational year in real estate and aDRAIN s . we thank you for it. 6 LOT CORNER PROPERTY - located in Neptune Gables, 3 BR, large LR with fireplace, formal DR, ultra CLAYTON modern kitchen, 2 car garage, inground pool, patio. REALTOR Move-In Condition ... $145,000 CHECK OUR NEW LOCATION BELOW AND PAY US A VISIT 775-6040 WE WILL ALWAYS BE HERE TO SERVE YOU

45 Pilgrim Pathway J.A. HURRY AGENCY Ocean Grove, N.J. — REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Eves. - 988-8997 30 Central Avenue - Ocean Grove OFFICE-774-4132 Member Multiple ARTHUR A. DUNHAM,REALTOR EVENINGS;JIM PENTZ ESTABLISHED 70 YEARS Listing Service 315 MAIN ST„ AVON,N.J. 988-7271 Better Buy from HURRY’S and Be Satisfied PAGE 12 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1987 RESOLUTION the Board adopted a Collection, Storing and normally produced by Resolution memorializing Marketing of said recyclable the occupants of Township of commercial, industrial and Neptune the approval granted to Light 1-L. material; and, Vantage New Jersey, Inc. WHEREAS, It is residential property and PUBUC NOTICE No. 1052 Section 2. That all disposed of by private or WHEREAS, there exists a on January 28, 1987. The necessary to estabiish the ordinances or parts of public pick-up. need for an Authority adopted Resolution ordinances of the Township rules and regulations for the Auditor; and memorializes the grant of collection and disposal of WASTE PAPER RESOLUTION of Neptune, in conflict or PRCDUCTS - The term WHEREAS, funds are major subdivision approval solid waste in the Township Township of inconsistent with this waste paper products as avaiiable for this purpose, and variances under of Neptune; Neptune ordinance, are hereby used herein shall refer to and the Local Public N.J.S.A. 40:55D-70c for the NOW, THEREFORE, BE No. 1050 repealed, but, only, however, all uncontaminated WHEREAS, there exists a Contracts Law (N.J.S.A. subdivision of the property IT ORDAINED by the to the extent of such paper material such as need for an Authority 40A:11-1 et seq.) requires located on Rt. 66 and Township Committee of the conflict or inconsistency; it used newspaper, books, Engineer; and that the resolution designated as Block 1508, Township of Neptune, in the being the legislative intent paper, cardboard boxes, WHEREAS, funds are authorizing the appointment Lots 1 and 2 on the Tax County of Monmouth and that all other ordinances, or wrapping paper, bags, available for this purpose, without competitive bidding Map of the Township of State of New Jersey as parts of ordinances, now and discarded letters and and the Local Public must be publicly advertised; Neptune. The application follows: existing and in effect, envelopes. Contracts Law (N.J.S.A. NOW, THEREFORE, BE as approved includes the SECTION I - DEFINITIONS unless the same be in YARD AND TREE 40A:11-1 et seq.) requires IT RESOLVED by the construction of a new ALUMINUM - The term confiict or inconsistent with REFUSE - The term yard that the resolution Township of Neptune roadway that will run aluminum as used herein any of the provisions, of this and tree refuse as used authorizing the appointment Sewerage Authority that: through the project site from shall refer only to ordinance, shall remain in full herein shall refer to all without competitive bidding 1. The Township of Rt. 66 to Essex Road. The aluminum containers force and effect. grass clippings, lawn must be publicly advertised; , Neptune Sewerage Authority Resolution memorializing the used for soda,; beer Section 3. The provisions thatchings, limbs and NOW, THEREFORE, BE is hereby authorized and approval and all the and other beverages. of this ordinance are branches, (limbs of 8 IT RESOLVED by the directed to engage the application materials are CORRUGATED declared to be severable, inches in diameter shall Township of Neptune services of Arthur Young available for public review CARDBOARD - The term and if any section, be split), brush, small Sewerage Authority that: and Company as Authority during regular business corrugated cardboard as subsection, sentence, trees, bushes and leaves, 1. The Township of Auditor, this appointment hours in the office of the used herein includes clause, or phrase hereof and any other organic Neptune Sewerage Authority being for a term of one (1) Planning Board located in cardboard of the type shall, for any reason, be yard waste. is hereby authorized and year, effective February 1, the Municipal Building, 25 used to make cardboard held to be invalid or SECTIDN II - PURPCSE directed to engage the 1987 and until successors Neptune Boulevard, boxes, caijtons, unconstitutional. such A. Cn and after Dctober 1, services of William T. are appointed. Neptune, New Jersey. pasteboard and similar decision shall not affect the 1987, it shall be Birdsall as Authority 2. This appointment is VANTAGE NEW JERSEY, corrugated and ikraft validity of the remaining mandatory for all persons, Engineer, this appointment being made without INC. paper material. , sections, subsections, except those physically being for a term of one (1) competitive bidding By: Peter J. Carton DEBRIS - Stones, l dirt, sentences, clauses and disabled and infirm who year, effective February 1, because this appointment CRUMMY, DEL DEO. demolition material, phrases qf this ordinance, are owners, lessees and 1967 and until successors involves a member of a DOLAN, GRIFFINGER & broken concrete ! and but they shall remain In occupants of residential are appointed. recognized profession, VECCHIONE other like material. effect, Jt being the property to separate 2. This appointment is licensed and regulated by Attorneys for Applicant GLASS - The term glass legislative, intent that this leaves, yard waste, glass being made without Law, and is, therefore (10) $11.96 as used herein includes ordinance' shall stand bottles and jars, and competitive bidding exempt under N.J.S.A. all products made 'from notwithstariding the invalidity aluminum cans as defined because this appointment 40A:11-5. silica or sand, soda ash of any part. from all other solid waste involves a member of a 3. A copy of this ORDINANCE #1310 and limestone; the Township of Section 4. This ordinance produced by such recognized profession, Resolution shall be shall become effective product being licensed and regulated by published in the Ocean Neptune transparent or translucent residence for collection In the County immediately upon its and ultimate recycling of Law, and is, therefore Grove Times as required by adoption and publication and being used for exempt under N.J.S.A. 40:11- Law, within ten (10) days of Of Monmouth packaging or bottling of said materials. according to law. B. On and after October 1, 5. its passage. NOTICE is hereby given various matters, (Signed) 1987, it shall be 3. A copy of this 4. The Chairman and the that at a regular meeting of (container glass), ELIZABETH A. SCHNEIDER mandatory for all owners, Resolution shall be Secretary of the Township of the Township Committee of excluding however, blue Mayor lessees and occupants published in the Ocean Neptune Sewerage the Township of Neptune on or flat glass commonly ATTEST; of business and Grove Times as required by Authority be authorized and the second day of March, known as window glass. HELEN L. RIGGS industrial property and Law, within ten (10) days of directed to execute a 1987 at 7 P.M., the following HIGH GRADE PAPER - Clerk of private, public and its passage. contract with Arthur Young Ordinance was and passed The term high grade ( 10) governmental institutions 4. The Chairman and the and Company for accounting on first reading. paper as used herein ORDINANCE #1309 and buildings serviced Secretary of the Township of services. Said Township Committee includes white and/or off Township of by the Neptune Neptune Sewerage (Signed) will meet Monday, the white stationery, Neptune Sanitation Department, to Authority be authorized VERNON A. BICKOWSKI sixteenth day of March, photocopy and Computer In the County separate leaves, glass and directed to execute a 1 certify that the foregoing 1987 at the Neptune paper. Of Monmouth bottles and jars; scrap Contract with William T. is a true and correct copy Municipal Complex, 25 INDUSTRIAL OR metal; aluminum; Birdsall for engineering of a resolution duly Neptune Boulevard, NOTICE Is hereby given COMMERCIAL WASTE- corrugated cardboard services. passed and adopted at a Neptune, New Jersey at 7 that at a regular meeting of The term industrial or and/or high grade paper (Signed) meeting of the Township P.M. to further consider this the Township Committee of commercial waste as from all other solid waste VERNON A. BICKOWSKI of Neptune Sewerage ordinance for final passage the Township of Neptune on used herein shall refer the second day of March, produced by said non- I certify that the foregoing Authority held on the 18th and to give all interested to those materials and 1987 at 7 P.M., the following residential is a true and correct copy day of February, 1987. persons an opportunity to be waste generated from Ordinance was and passed establishments for of a resolution duly (10) $17.16 heard concerning this industrial and commercial on first reading. collection and the passed and adopted at a ordinance. Copies of the establishments within the PUBLIC NOTICE Said Township Committee ultimate recycling of said meeting of the Township ordinance published Township of Neptune, Township of will meet Monday, the material. of Neptune Sewerage Neptune herewith are available for including but not limited sixteenth day of March, to, packaging materials, C. On and after April 1, Authority held on the 18th NOTICE is hereby given inspection by members of 1987 at the Neptune processed scrap 1988, it shall be day of February, 1987. that at the February 25, 1987 the general public who shall Municipal Complex, 25 materials, hazardous and mandatory for all owners, (10) $17.16 meeting of the Township of request the same at the Neptune Boulevard, lessees and occupants office of the Township Clerk dangerous materials such Neptune Planning Board, Neptune, New Jersey at 7 of business and located at the above as acids, paints, P.M. to further consider this industrial property and address. fluorescent tubes, large LEGAL NOTICE ordinance for final passage of private, public and AN ORDINANCE TO amount of glass and toxic Neptune Township Board of Education and to give all interested governmental institutions The Neptune Township Board of Education, sitting in FURTHER AMEND AND materials. persons an opportunity to be and buildings not regular session on February 11, 1987 adopted a Resolution SUPPLEMENT AN LITTER - The term litter heard concerning this serviced by the Neptune rescheduling the April 8, 1987 Open Public Work Session and ORDINANCE ENTITLED as used herein shall ordinance. Copies of the Sanitation Department to Regular Public Meeting to April 15th. The following is the “AN ORDINANCE refer to garbage, refuse ordinance published separate tin and bi-metal ESTABLISHING A and rubbish as defined revised Open Public Meeting Schedule through April 15,1987: herewith are available for cans from the waste *Open Public **Regular Public COMPREHENSIVE ZONING herein and all other waste inspection by members of stream of residential PLAN FOR THE material, which, if thrown Work Session Meeting the general public who shall sources and non- Wednesday, March 11,1987 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE or deposited as herein request the same at the residential sources. IN THE COUNTY OF prohibited, tends to Wednesday, March 25,1987 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. office of the Township Clerk D. On and after April 1, ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION MONMOUTH, BY DIVIDING create a danger to public Tuesday, April 7,1987 located at the above 1988, It shall be THE TERRITORY THEREOF health, safety and welfare. 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. address. mandatory for all owners, (meetings previously scheduled for Wednesday, INTO VARIOUS DISTRICTS METAL - The term metal AN ORDINANCE lessees and occupants AND PRESCRIBING as used herein shall refer April 8, are canceled) ESTABLISHING THE RULES of business and CERTAIN REGULATIONS to all products made of Wednesday, April 15,1987 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. AND REGULATIONS FOR industrial property and Board Organization FOR EACH OF THE SAID metal, exclusive of THE COLLECTION AND of private, public and and Regular Meeting DISTRICTS." aluminum, including DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE governmental institutions BE IT ORDAINED BY THE washers, dryers, ‘ Board Conference Room, Whitesville School AND DEBRIS, AND and buildings not TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE refrigerators, stoves, hot “ Auditorium, Whitesville School ESTABLISHING A serviced by the Neptune OF THE TOWNSHIP OF water heaters, tire rims, NICHOLAS C.A. PULEIO MANDATORY PROGRAM Sanitation Department, to Board Secretary NEPTUNE, IN THE COUNTY (without rubber tires), FOR RECYCLING separate leaves, glass OF MONMOUTH THAT: springs, bicycles, Dated: February 18,1987 j.| .j gg MATERIALS: bottles and jars; scrap Section 1. The Ordinance (without rubber tires), or . PROMULGATING RULES metal; aluminum; tin entitled "An Ordinance scrap metal. AND REGULATIONS FOR Establishing a PERSON - The term and bi-metal cans; PUBLIC NOTICE THE SEPARATION; Comprehensive Zoning Plan person as used herein corrugated cardboard SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS OF THE RECOVERY; COLLECTION: and/or high grade paper for the Township of Neptune shall refer to any TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE STORAGE AND from all other solid waste in the County of individual, firm, SEWERAGE AUTHORITY FOR 1987 MARKETING OF produced by said non- Monmouth, By Dividing The partnership, association, RECYCLABLE MATERIAL residential Territory Thereof into corporation, company or Aoenda Meetinos Reoular Meetinos AND PRESCRIBING establishments for Various Districts and organization of any kind, March 11 March 18 PENALTIES FOR THE collection and the ultimate Prescribing Certain who is owner, lessee or April 8 April 15 VIOLATION THEREOF. recycling of said material. Regulations For Each of The occupant of a residential May 13 May 20 WHEREAS, The growing E. On and after October 1, Said Districts" be and the or non-residential June 10 June 17 problem of solid waste 1987, it shall be same is hereby amended as property. July 8 July 15 disposal and the mandatory for all persons, follows: PUBLIC PLACE - The August 12 August 19 conservation of the except those physically ARTICLE II term public place as used September 9 September 16 recyclable material is an disabled and infirm who Section 2.2. Zoning Map herein shall refer to any October 14 October 21 important public concern; are owners, lessees and A. The "Zoning Map" of the and all streets, November 11 November 18 and, occupants of residential Township of Neptune dated sidewalks, boulevards, December 9 December 16 WHEREAS, The property, all owners, March 17, 1964 and municipal or private January 13 January 20 separation of certain lessees and occupants amended through December parking lots, alleys or February 17 February 24 recyclable material will serve of business and 30, 1975 adopted by Article other public ways and The Regular and Agenda Meetings of the Township of the public interest by industrial property and II, Section 2,2., Zoning Map, any and all public parks, Neptune Sewerage Authority will be held at the Authority’s reducing solid waste and of private, public and be and the same is hereby squares, spaces, offices on Old Corlies Avenue, Neptune, New Jersey at conserving our material governmental institutions amended to change the grounds, buildings and 7:00 P.M., prevailing time, on the above stated dates. resources; and, and buildings serviced property known as Block recreation areas. By Order of the Township of Neptune WHEREAS, The promotion by the Neptune 155, Lots 14.01 and 14.02 SCLID WASTE - The Sewerage Authority of that public interest is best from Residence, One-Family term solid waste.as used Sanitation Department, Alfred Rosasco served by establishing rules R-5 and Commercial, herein shall include all to separate demolition Executive Director and regulations for the (10) $15.52 Service C-S to Industrial, garbage and rubbish materials, (asphalt. Separation, Recovery, Continued on Page 15 THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1987 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES PAGE 13 Lake, between Pilgrim Summer Schedule Continued DOWN MEMORY LANE Pathway and Pennsylvania Avenue. SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES 15 YEARS AGO 25th anniversary of the A surprise buffet supper June 14 AM Dot Worth, Women Alive Ministries community’s First Aid party was given by friends PM Handbell Choir Festival From the March 9, 1972 Squad. for Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. June 21 AM Dr. Bennie Harris, Alexandria, VA. Issue of the Times William Sally, 20 Cedar Misner at the home of Mr. PM Youth Choir Festival Terrace, Neptune, was and Mrs. John Hoffman. June 28 AM & PM Dr. Maurice Boyd, London, Ontario Ocean Grove Trustee named Asst. Mgr., sales The Misners were July 5 AM & PM Dr. Robert Cook, Kings College Louis W. Mitchell promotion and sales celebrating their 15th July 12 AM Dr. Charles Allen, Houston, TX. administered the advertising for Jersey wedding anniversary on PM ANNUAL CHOIR FESTIVAL Sacrament of Baptism to Central Power & Light Co. March 7th. July 19 AM Dr. Neil Irons, Bishop, N.J. his newest grandson, Twenty flowering Eugene H. Lehman was PM Dr. Harold Brooks, Fair Lawn, N.J. Christian Andrew, son of crabapple trees were to be inaugurated as the first July 26 AM & PM Dr. Kenneth Kinghorn Mr. & Mrs. Louis Mitchell of planted along Fletcher president of Monmouth Asbury Theological Seminary Franklin Ave., Ocean Grove. College. Aug. 2 AM & PM Col. Bramwell Tilisley Mr. Mitchell was assisted Salvation Army by Chris’s brother. Trip, t'T Aug. 9 AM & PM Dr. Joseph Harding, Nashville, TN. who held the bowl Aug. 10, 11, 12 Camp Meeting Dr. Joseph Harding containing the water which Aug. 13 PM Youth Night featuring the ministry was brought from the Holy of the Youth of Ocean Grove Lands, taken from the Aug. 16 AM & PM Dr. H. Eddie Fox, Nashville, TN. River Jordan, where John Aug. 23 AM & PM Dr. Arthur S. Jones, Newark, N.J. the Baptist baptized Jesus. Aug. 30 AM Dr. Torrey Johnson, Boca Raton, FL. The Group IV basketball PM Annual Sacred Choir Concert semi-final game will pit Sept. 6 AM Dr. Norman Vincent Peale coach Larry Hennesy’s PM Dr. John Guest, Neptune Fliers against National Inst. Christian Leadership Trenton Central at Sept. 13 AM Rev. Ronald Cadmus, New York Rutgers University. General storE Jill Fiedler, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Edward G. Fiedler, 11 Brooklawn Dr., BIBLE HOUR 9 AM Monday through Saturday Neptune, received a June 29 - July 4 Dr. Harold Schmul Jr., Belmar UMC nursing scholarship to July 6-11 Dot Worth, Women Alive Ministries West Virginia Wesleyan July 13-18 Rev. Howard Gifford, College. OLD FASHIONED St. Paul’s UMC, Bricktown, N.J. James M. Coleman of July 20 - 25 Dr. Harold Brooks, Fair Lawn, N.J. Asbury Park took the oath July 27 - Aug. 1 Dr. Kenneth Kinghorn, of office as the new BAKERY Asbury Theological Seminary Monmouth County [ T V 49 OLIN STREET, OCEAN GROVE Aug. 3 -8 Jeannie Yocum/Rev. Oliver Collier Prosecutor. Monmouth Aug. 10-15 Camp Meeting AM Seminars Court Judge Alton ^ Evans All Baking Done on Premises Dr. Ross Whetstone swore in Gov. Wmiam T. Aug. 17-22 Dr. Barry Lumley, London, England Cahill’s appointment. With only the finest ingredients Aug. 24 - 29 Rev. Ronald Cadmus, Fort "Chippy" Coleman was the and taste like bakery products used to. Washington Collegiate Church, N.Y. son of James Coleman, a Homemade soup served everyday teacher and a leading with homemade bread and dessert July 13-14 Preaching Mission - Dr. Charles Allen coach of basketball for in our charming parlour. Asbury Park High School during the 30’s and 40’s. PLEASE CALL FOR THE SOUP OF THE DAY 30 YEARS AGO SPECIAL MUSIC FESTIVALS 775-0024 Sunday, June 14-PM Handbell Choir Festival From the March 8, 1957 Sunday June 21 - PM Youth Choir Festival Issue of the Times Sunday July 12-PM Annual Choir Festival Sunday Aug. 30 - PM Sacred Choir Concert As Open House for all Festival of Music & Praise residents of Ocean Grove was held in the Washington presented by and Stokes Fire House commemmorating the The Salvation Army PAY 5A W ITH THIS AO/ r e C3. A O M . S 5 . Asbury Park Citadel Band THOMAS H. GASQUE, Prcxjucer ■ 3rd Annual _ m and The Salvation Singers Reg. Price h u n t i n o ^ I *5.00 featuring I Dailyr ^ i s h i n v . Nationally Renowned I Seminars Guest Artists Trap Shoot I • Sunday only • Major & Mrs. Raymond Cooper CONVENTION HALL • ASBURY PARK, NJ of Baltimore, Md.

In a Musical Extravaganza "Evolution of Salvation Army Music and Song S H O W THURSDAYS. FRIDAY I SATURDAY I SUNDAY H O U R S : 1PM to 10PM 110AM to 10PM |l0AM to 7PM Historic, Humorous, Inspiring"

The Salvation Army Citadel 510 Grand Avenue Office Space In Ocean Grove For Rent Asbury Park Office Space on Main Avenue is hard to find. We’ve got just the spot! And to make it even more attractive, the terms will include ALL utilities. All this for $1,000 a month.Available March 1. Since renovations are now being SUN. 3:00 PM - MAR. 8,1987 made, act quickly so that we may consider your particular needs during our reconstruction. Call 774-4093 FREE ADMISSION PAGE 14 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1987

1 ^ ^ CT, AUTO REPAIR SERVICE - GARAGE ELECTRICIAN U i CO HOW’S YOUR BODY? ADAMS ELECTRIC CAR BODY THAT IS.... Wiring - Fixtures - Appliances N.J. License 274 O t g AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS D. Darvin Adams, Jr. Dial 922-9310 INSURANCE BODYWORK 1 VANADA DRIVE, NEPTUNE, N.J. FREE ESTIMATES ON APPOINTMENTS l> __ _ BROWN ELECTRIC CO. (201) 775-2913 NO JOBS TO LARGE OR TOO SMALL b OUCHT License No.4731 - Residential & Commercial Wiring - Free Estimates . Largest Independent Auto Repair in Mon. Co. A q n i n ' fc w 24 Hr. Emergency Service 85 SYLVANIA AVE., NEPTUNE CITY EMIL’S 2^ HOUR 1300 c TOWING SERVICE FUELOIL

M g Phone 774-1439 24 HOUR SERVICE THE FAIRLIE & WILSON, CO. SHAFTO’S GARAGE CORP. Complete Home Heating & Cooling STORAGE - BATTERY - TOWING - SERVICE - REPAIRING 10 MEMORIAL DRIVE, NEPTUNE - 775-4600 Corner Corlies Avenue and Main Street Neptune,N.J. HOME IMPROVEMENTS CENTER-ROAD SERVICE RAY POLAND AND SONS INC. RELIABLE HOME IMPROVEMENTS Si AUTO SERVICE CENTER Painting, Remodeling, Bathroom,Decks & Porches U) ‘‘Lifetime"Guarantee on mufflers No Job Too Small, Sr. Citizens’ Discount Complete Brake Work, Front Alignment, Electrical Work, Tires and Batteries-Tune-up Using Bear Engine Analysers for New and Old Bobby - 922-9315 M o Autos-Towing and Road Service m :: Call 776-5590 SOUTH MAIN ST. Rob Crease - Carpentry OCEAN GROVE Small Job Specialist- Free Estimates - Insured M g CARPENTER - GENERAL CONTRACTOR -CALL 681-7427- PLUMBING AND HEATING Whittier and Lashek, Inc. Mark Gannon BUILDERS - 774-1805 \ Plumbing & Heating Co. SERVING OCEAN GROVE AND THE AREA SINCE 1960 * “ New Construction * Kitchens * Additions PLUMBING * OIL and GAS HEATING * Bath Rooms * Remodeling * Repairs * Victorian Restorations Emergency Calls Answered Nights and Sundays state Lie. No. 7365 m s 409 Monmouth Ave., Bradley Beach 774-5098 MARK GANNON FREE ROBERT & JOHN SRf GASSNER Box 353, Ocean Grove ESTIMATING RETROSPECT MOVING - STORAGE - PACKING 1806 MONMOUTH BLVD., WALL, N.J. Continued A. G. ROGERS AGENTS Carpentry, Vinyl Siding, Alterations 931 ASBURYAVE. Co. Inc. Remodeling & New Homes ALLIED ASBURYPARK VAN LINES basic air conditioning. For clean fast quality workmanship at a reasonable cost 775-2093 MOVING & STORAGE When Ocean Grove was Free Estimates Est. 1947 Lie. #09965 preparing to celebrate its 681-1871 - 899-9357 PAINTING - DECORATING Centennial in 1969, a permanent motion picture GENERAL ROOFING CO. - 776-8249 projection booth was "We’re Not Perfect But We’re Trying" installed at the west end of ‘ Shingle Roofing *Thermo Prime Window Inserts Vintage Restorations the main floor. It was ‘ Hot Asphalt Roofing ‘ Gutters & Leaders SPECIALIZING IN VICTORIAN DESIGN & COLOR COORDINATION equipped with public CUSTOM PAINTING ‘ Carpentry Work ‘ Storm Windows & Doors HI PRESSURE WATER WASHING • AIRLESS SPRAY address controls and ‘ Sheet Metal Work ‘ Emergency & Insurance FIRE RESTORATIONS • FIRE RETARDENT COATINGS proved helpful in producing Damage Reports & Repairs FUUY INS • REFERENCES AVAIL ALL WORK OWNER SUPERVISED many of the Centennial Call 24 Hrs. a Day - FREE ESTIMATES A Total Restorations Concept 774-0107 special events. Office & At 3:45 A.M. on Saturday, Warehouse at: 1408 1/2 Corlies Ave., Neptune July 3, 1975, a passerby saw flames shooting from GILLAN PAINTING SERVICE the rear (east end) of the THE GORES Residential - Interior - Exterior YOUNG PEOPLE’S 775-8727 - Fully Insured TEMPLE. The alarm was Building & Remodeling Consultants Quality is the only real bargain sounded quickly, but when Roofing - Siding - Aluminum & Vinyl the first fire apparatus Kitchens - Bathrooms - Additions arrived at the scene within 27 Years Experience minutes, flames had 4TREMONTDR. NEPTUNE, N.J. 07753 774-1163 For All Your Printing Needs engulfed most of the east end of the old wooden TIMES PRINTING structure and were working GENERAL CONTRACTOR across the ceiling and the 775-0007 floor. By morning, all but NETWORK CONSTRUCTION one corner of the building CARPENTRY REPAIRS was ashes. For safety’s ADDITIONS BATHROOMS sake, that corner was FIRE CODE WORK PLUMBING AND HEATING knocked down. FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED After that, the Young Residential & Commercial - Formerly Frank J. Eckart - Free Estimates People’s Meeting each GARY HUIZENGA morning at 9 was moved 774-7694 Eves. 775-6122 Michael Quigley - 774-0656 or 223-8132 to the Uncle Bill Thomson P.O.Box 116 - BRADLEY BEACH,N.J. 07728 Youth Center in the Post 126 LAKE AVENUE OCEAN GROVE Office building. When that building was transferred to GUTTER CLEANING developers, the meeting The WM. R. HOGG COMPANY, Inc. found other locations. Satisfied Gutter Cleaning & Screening Service Times change. Power Wash and Flush Plumbing - Heating - Air Conditioning Generations remember Installation of Gutters and Leaders Contractors - Dial 775-3193 well the format of the FULLY INSURED - CALL 988-7493 "Serving The Shore Area Since 1900" FOURTH AVE. & MEMORIAL DR. ASBURY PARK Young People’s Meetings CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK of the 1920’s through the 1970’s. The young people Interior Plaster Repairs - Sidewalks - Steps PROFETTO & SON ■ 988-2288 occupied the stage and the W.B. GRAY, JR., MASON - 774-8992 Plumbing and Heating Masonry Restorations choir wings. Older Serving Ocean Grove & Neptune ... Residential & Commercial persons occupied most of 1533 10th Avenue NEPTUNE, N.J. 07753 Electric Sewer Cleaning the main seating area. There was much music - vocal, choral and CARPETS AND LINOLEUM RADIO & TELEVISION - SALES & SERVICE instrumental. There was always an inspiring TELEVISION & APPLIANCE 775-8062 message by a leader DAVISON RUGS - Call 775-7371 ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES selected for his or her SALES - VARIED SELECTION - SERVICE - INSTALLATION Color TV, B&WTV - Air Conditioners special talent for leading 39 Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean Grove,N.J. 07756 69 HIGHWAY 35 - NEPTUNE CITY, N.J. young people along the Christian pathway. THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1987 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES PAGE 15

Superintendent of the household refuse, garbage or regulation promulgated SECTION XVIII Ord. #1309 the Local Public Contracts Neptune Public Works and non-combustibles will pursuant thereto, shall be if any section, Continued from Page 12 Law (N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1 et Department. be accepted by the punishable upon conviction subsection, clause or seq). The Township of Sanitation Department, but concrete, and wood If it is determined that thereof, by a fine not to phrase of this Ordinance is Neptune may Utilize its own said material is not suitable material and refuse from exceed five hundred for any reason held to be waste), from all other personnel to collect said construction, repairs or solid waste produced for use by the Township of ($500.00) dollars or up to unconstitutional or invalid, waste paper products and Neptune, then it shall be the alterationss to dwellings or ninety (90) days in jail or such decision shall not affect by residential and non- recyclable items or contract structures will not be residential establishments obligation of the resident or both except that the the remaining portions of this out the cost of said his contractor to dispose of accepted. ^ maximum fine or penalty for Ordinance. for disposal by said collection as may be Article 5. Household person for the purpose of said debris. the failure to comply with SECTION XIX determined to be in the best furniture will be accepted All Ordinances or parts of ultimate recycling of said SECTION X - GLASS (Other Section II, A and B thereof, interests of the Township of than Blue, Flat or in accordance with the or any rule or regulation Ordinances inconsistent with material. Neptune. procedure outlined in F. On and after the Window Glass promulgated pursuant this Ordinance are hereby Article 5. Anything herein Article 1. All glass will be Section Xlll. Household thereto, shall not exceed repealed to the extent of adoption of this to the contrary furniture, however, shall not Ordinance, and in placed at the curb in fifty ($50.00) dollars. As an such inconsistency. notwithstanding any person reusable receptacles no Include articles with a total alternate penalty, a SECTION XX accordance with existing who is an owner, iessee or weight in excess of one state regulations larger than 5 gallon capacity convicted person may be This Ordinance, when occupant of a residential on normal scheduled hundred pounds for each ordered to perform finally passed and published (N.J.A.C. 14A:3-11), all single family dwelling, may separate piece. service stations, oil recycling collection days. community service in the according to law, shall take wrap solid waste in used No glass shall be Article 6. No person effect on October 1,1987. retainers and motor recycling program, for a newspapers and discard deliberately broken to fill the shall place on the curb or period not to exceed 90 TOWNSHIP OF vehicle re-inspection same with the regular solid anywhere else within the stations with "used oil container; however, days. NEPTUNE wssts accidentally broken glass will Township of Neptune for Each day such violation By: ELIZABETH A. holding tanks" shall SECTICN V-CCLLECTICN collection, any explosisve accept up to five (5) be accepted. or neglect is committee or SCHNEIDER, Mayor BY UNAUTHCRIZED Article 2. The Township or highly flamable materials gallons at a time of used permitted to continue, shall ATTEST: PERSCNS PRCHIBITED Business Administrator is such as benezene, motor oil from individuals constitute a separate HELEN L. RIGGS Article 1. Recyclable hereby authorized and gasoline, petroleum, offense and be punishable Clerk changing oil from cars, material as defined herein explosive powder or nitro­ lawn mowers or directed to negotiate and as such. ( 10) shall be the property of enter into contracts to cellulose film, motorcycles and shall the Townshhip of Neptune SECTION XIV - post a sign informing the dispose of all glass once placed on the collected by the Township BULK ITEM PICKUP ORDINANCE #1308 public that they are a curbside or brought to a Persons wishing to Township of Neptune "Used Oil Collection Site". of Neptune as herein In the County of Monmouth drop off center. described or to place same have debris or other bulky SECTION III - RECYCLING Article 2. It shall be a household objects picked COORDINATOR out to bid if required by the violation of this Crdinance Local Public Contracts Law, up on any Wednesday, A. In conjunction with the for any person unauthorized except recognized holidays, NOTICE is hereby given that at a regular meeting of orovisions of Ordinance (NJSA40A;11-1 etseq). by the Township Committee SECTION XI - WASTE shall call the Department of the Township Committee of the Township of Neptune on *1280 ,the position of to pick up or cause to be Public Works no later than the second day of March, 1987 at 7 P.M., the following Recycling Coordinator is PAPER PRODUCTS picked up, said recyclable Waste paper products the prior Monday to make Ordinance was and passed on first reading. hereby created and material as defined herein. an appointment for that Said Township Committee will meet Monday, the established within the shall be tied securely in, Each such collection in bundles not exceeding 30 purpose. Items to be sixteenth day of March, 1987 at the Neptune Municipal Township of Neptune. violation hereof shall picked up shall be placed at Complex, 25 Neptune Boulevard, Neptune, New Jersey at B. The Recycling pounds in weight with a rope constitute a separate and or cord sufficient in strength the curb on the preceding 7 P.M. to further consider this ordinance for final passage Coordinator shall be distinct offense, to facilitate handling, or Tuesday night. The and to give all interested persons an opportunity to be appointed to serve at the punishable as hereinafter heard concerning this ordinance. Copies of the ordinance placed in cardboard boxes Department shall make the pleasure of the said provided. published herewith are available for inspection by or paper bags. Waste pickups at the locations for Township Committee or SECTICN VI - DIRECT members of the general public who shall request the same paper products for recycling which appointments have for a term of one year DISPCSAL CF RECYCLABLE at the office of the Township Clerk located at the above must not be placed in been made. Placing refuse, expiring December 31 of MATERIAL BY RESIDENT address. plastic bags. Such bundles debris or other objects for that year. Anything herein to the shall be placed at the curb pickup at the curb at times AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE C. The Recycling contrary notwithstanding any other than for regular #1000 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A Coordinator shall submit for collection not earlier than person, partnership or 6:00 P.M. on the day garbage collection day and COMPREHENSIVE MOTOR VEHICLE AND TRAFFIC recommendations to the not in accordance with this ORDINANCE FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, corporation who is owner, preceding the day Township Committee in Section or other Sections is REGULATING THE USE OF ROADWAYS AND THE lessee or occupant of a designated for collection and connection with not permitted. OPERATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES THEREON AND residential or non residential not after 7:30 A.M. of the establishing anad SECTION XV-YARD PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF." promulgating reasonable property, may donate or sell day designated for collection. REFUSE AND LEAVES BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF Rules and Regulations as said recyclable material as Article 1. Hedge and THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE IN THE COUNTY OF defined herein, to any SECTION XII - METAL to the manner, days shrubbery clippings, tree MONMOUTH THAT: person, partnership or PRODUCTS (Abandoned and times for the trimmings and garden refuse Section 1. That an Ordinance #1000, entitled "An collection, sorting, corporation whether or not Iceboxes and will be accepted if securely Ordinance Establishing a Comprehensive Motor Vehicle transportation, sale operating for profit. Said Refrigerators tied in bundles, bagged or and Traffic Ordinance for the Township of Neptune, and/or marketing of said person, partnership or It shall be unlawful for boxed. Any bundle shall not Regulating the Use of Roadways and the Operation of recyclable material in corporation, however, shall any person, persons, firm, exceed four (4) feet in length Motor Vehicles Thereon and Providing Penalties for the order to encourage the not pick up said recyclable corporation, association or or 30 pounds in weight. Violation Thereof be and hereby is amended as follows: preservation of material materials at curbside or at a other legal entity to leave Article 2. Leaves shall be ARTICLE II - PARKING. resources while municipal drop off center. outside of any building or placed, pushed, raked, or 6. Parking Prohibited at all Times. minimizing the cost of the SECTICN VII-ALUMINUM dwelling in a place swept into the gutter area, 42. Schedule (i). No Parking. recycling program to the Article 1. All aluminum accessible to children any or placed in paper Is hereby supplemented by adding the following: Township of Neptune. beverage cans will be placed abandoned, unattended or containers. Leaves placed In accordance with the provisions of #6, no SECTION IV - COLLECTION at the curb in reusable discarded icebox, in plastic containers (bags) person shall park a vehicle at any time upon any of the BY AUTHORIZED PERSONS receptacles no larger than 5 refrigerator, other containers will not be picked up. following described streets or parts of streets: Article 1. The gallon capacity on normal of any kind, any of which Gardeners may place leaves Name of Street - Side - Location Township of Neptune may scheduled recycling has an air-tight door or in the Township’s compost 1. Entire width of Northern end of Beach Avenue use municipal personnel to collection days. other door or a lock, snap- site, with the permission of at intersection with Spray Avenue (access to Lake Avenue); collect recyclable material Article 2. The Township lock, or other door catch or the Recycling Coordinator, 2. Entire width of Beach Avenue from intersection set forth herein at curbside Business Administrator is door fastener without first and/or from a drop off removing therefrom such only if the leaves are from with Spray Avenue North to intersection with Lake Avenue hereby authorized and within the Township. (access to Lake Avenue); center and shall sell said directed to negotiate other air-tight door or other SECTION XVI - RECYCLING 3. Entire width of Northern end of Central Avenue at recyclable material if a contracts to dispose of all door and suchlock, snap GRANT INFORMATION Seaview Avenue and 45 feet along the West side of Central market exists therefor aluminum collected by the lock, or other door catch or All persons who actively Avenue at intersection with Seaview Avenue, commencing pursuanat to N.J.S.A. Township of Neptune as door fastener. 40A:11-1 et seq. SECTION XIII - participate in recycling at the point of intersection of the Northerly curb line of herein described or to place programs which are located Seaview Avenue with the westerly curb line of Central Article 2. The Township same out to bid if required by SOLID WASTE within the Township of Avenue and running 45 feet in a southerly direction (access of Neptune may elect to the Local Public Contracts Article 1. Garbage and enter into agreements with refuse shall be placed in Neptune, but not operated to Lake Avenue); Law, (N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1 et by said Township, shall 4. North end of Pilgrim Pathway at intersection with qualified persons or seq). The execution of said water-tight containers submit information on the Lake Avenue and East side of Pilgrim Pathway from Surf corporations authorizing contracts shall be equipped with a tight-fitting tonnage of the materials Avenue to end (access to Lake Avenue); them to collect said authorized by resolution of cover or securely tied. The recycled during the previous 5. 25 feet on Northwesterly side of Asbury Avenue recyclable material at the Township Committee. total capacity of any such calendar year to the at intersection with New York Avenue, commencing at the curbside or from a drop off SECTICN VIII - CCRRUGATED container shall not exceed Recycling Coordinator no point of intersection of the center-line of New York center and to sell said CARDBCARD twenty gallons. Fifty-five (55) recyclable material. gallon barrels or commonly later than Marchh 1 of each Avenue, extended northwardly, with the northwesterly Corrugated cardboard year for the purpose of curb line of Asbury Avenue and running 12.50’ northeast Article 3. Anything herein shall be flattened and known as G.l. cans may to the contrary not be collected at the said tonnage being included and southwest from said intersection point (access to Lake bundled and set or placed in the application of the Avenue); notwithstanding any person, for collection on normal discretion of the Supervisor may donate or sell recyclable of the Neptune Sanitation lownship of Neptune for a 6. 25 feet on Northwesterly side of Asbury Avenue scheduled recycling at intersection with Pennsylvania Avenue, commencing at items to any person, whether collection days. Department. The weight of New Jersey State Tonnage the point of intersection of the center-line of Pennsylvania operating for profit or not for SECTICN IX - DEBRIS (Used any filled container shall not Grant. The Mercantile Avenue, extended northwardly, with the northwesterly profit. It shall be further Construction Material) exceed 60 pounds. License for any person failing curb line of Asbury Avenue and running 12.50’ northeast permissible under the terms Article 1. All materials to Article 2. All ashes shall to submit the required of this Ordinance for any be placed in a metal tonnage information in and southwest from said intersection point (access to Lake be disposed of within this Avenue); such person to obtain a category shall be the container covered in such accordance with the 7. 35 feet Northwesterly side of Asbury Avenue at permit from the Recycling obligation of the contractor, a manner as to prevent the requirements of this intersection with New Jersey Avenue, commencing at the Coordinator of the Neptune homeowner, or generator contents of the container section may be withheld point of intersection of the extension of the easterly curb Public Works Department to involved. from becoming wet due to until such information is line of New Jersey Avenue, extended northwardly, and collect used newspapers Article 2. Any resident rain or snow. No paper or supplied. running 35.00' northeast from said intersection point within the Township of contracting for any form of other loose combustible SECTION XVII - (access to Lake Avenue); Neptune. Any person construction shall negotiate, material shall be placed in ENFORCEMENT, 8. 25 feet on Northwesterly side of Asbury Avenue obtaining a permit to collect as part of the contract, for containers mixed with the VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES at intersection with Delaware Avenue, commencing at the newspapers within the the proper disposal of all ashes. No ash container Article 1. The point of intersection of the center-line of Delaware Township of Neptune shall debris, which shall include shall exceed ten gallons in enforcement of this Avenue, extended northwardly, with the northwesterly not, however, pick up of all those materials being capacity. ordinance shall be vested curb line of Asbury Avenue and running 12.50’ northeast collect said newspapers removed prior to Article 3. All rags, cloth in the Superintendent of and southwest from said intersection point (access to Lake from curb side in the construction together with or other combustible material Public Works, the various Avenue); Township of Neptune. all scraps or remnants left other than waste paper Supervisors in the Public 9. 25 feet on North side of Mt. Tabor Way at Article 4. The Township after the completion of the products not placed in any Works Department, the intersection with Whitfield Avenue, commencing at the Business Administrator is construction project. garbage container shall be Recycling Coordinator, the point of intersection of the center-line of Whitfield hereby authorized and Article 3. The packed or wrapped and tied Police Department, and the accumulation of any securely with binding Code Enforcement Avenue, extended northwardly, with the northerly curb directed to negotiate and to Department of the Township line of Mt, Tabor Way and running 12.50’ east and west enter into contracts to concrete, stone or other like cords, rope or other material which may be material used in securing of Neptune. from said intersection point (access to Lake Avenue); dispose of ali used waste Article 2. Any person, 10. 25 feet on North side of Mt. Tabor Way at paper products and classified as "Clean Fill the bundle so that it will not Material" may be removed by break when handled or firm or corporation who intersection with Benson Avenue, commencing at the newspapers collected by violates or neglects to point of intersection of the Westerly curb line of Benson the Township of Neptune as the Township of Neptune thrown into the collection after inspection and at the trucks. comply with any provision of herein described or to place this Ordinance or any rule same out to bid if required by discretion of the Article 4. All normal Continued on Page 16 PAGE 16 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1987 Heck Avenue Continued from Page 15 Ord. # 1 3 0 8 foiiowing streets: Clin Street Pitman Avenue Avenue with thenortheriy curb line of Mt. Tabor Way and Central Avenue McClintock Street running 25 feet east (access to Lake Avenue); Stockton Avenue Ccean Pathway (south) 11. West side of Benson Avenue from its Franklin Avenue Ccean Pathway (north) intersection with the northerly curbline of Mt. Tabor Way Ciark Avenue Bath Avenue south to the northerly curbline of Mt. Herman Way Cookman Avenue (access to Lake Avenue); Broadway Surf Avenue Atlantic Avenue 12. East and West sides of Lawrence Avenue from Abbott Avenue Seaview Avenue the southerly side of Main Avenue to the northerly side of Webb Avenue Spray Avenue; Embury Avenue (access to school); Embury Avenue 41. 25 feet extending east from the easterly curb-line 13. Embury Avenue west of Delaware Avenue; Heck Avenue of Central Avenue on both the northerly and southerly entire width (30 feet) at street end and 25 feet east of Main Avenue; sides of the following listed streets where they intersect street end on north and south side (access to Embury 31. 25 feet extending north from the northerly curb­ Arms Condominiums); line on both the easterly and westerly sides of with Central Avenue: McClintock Street 14. Embury Avenue East of Benson Avenue; entire Pennsylvania Avenue and 25 feet extending south from the Ccean Pathway (south) width (30 feet) at street end and 25 feet west of street end southerly curb-line on both the easterly and westerly Ccean Pathway (north) on north and south sides (access to Embury Arms sides of Pennsylvania Avenue where it intersects with Atlantic Avenue Condominiums); each of the foliowing streets: Pitman Avenue 15. 70 feet on East side of Ocean Avenue North Stockton Avenue Clin Street; from intersection with Broadway commencing at the Frankiin Avenue 42. 25 feet in all directions commencing at the point point of intersection of the easterly curb line of Ocean Clark Avenue Cookman Avenue of intersection of the intersecting curb-lines at the Avenue with the southerly curb line of Broadway and Broadway following street intersections: running 70 feet north (access to Beach front); Abbott Avenue Beach Avenue and Broadway 16. 70 feet on South side of Broadway west Webb Avenue Beach Avenue and Abbott Avenue from intersection with Ocean Avenue, commencing at Embury Avenue Beach Avenue and Webb Avenue the point of intersection of the easterly curb line of Ocean Beach Avenue and Embury Avenue Avenue with the southerly curb line of Broadway and Heck Avenue Beach Avenue and Heck Avenue > running 70 feet west (access to Beach front); Main Avenue; Beach Avenue and Main Street 17. 70 feet on East side of Ocean Avenue at 32. 25 feet extending north from the northerly curb­ Beach Avenue and Clin Street intersection with Embury Avenue, commencing at the line on both the easterly and westerly sides of New Jersey Beach Avenue and Pitman Avenue point of intersection of the center line of Embury Avenue and 25 feet extending south from the southerly Beach Avenue and McClintock Street Avenue, extended eastwardly, with the easterly curb line curb-line on both the easterly and westerly sides of New Beach Avenue and Ccean Pathway (south) of Ocean Avenue and running 35 feet north and south Jersey Avenue where it intersects with each of the followinr -*----^*<=' Beach Avenue and Ccean Pathway (north) from said intersection point (access to Beach front); Stockton Avenue Beach Avenue and Bath Avenue 18. 70 feet on East side of Ocean Avenue at Franklin Avenue Beach Avenue and Surf Avenue intersection with Ocean Pathway, commencing at the Clark Avenue Beach Avenue and Atlantic Avenue point of intersection of the center-line of the 20-foot Cookman Avenue Beach Avenue and Sea View Avenue wide sidewalk known as Lot 2, Block 6.01, Neptune Broadway Pennsylvania Avenue and Inskip Avenue Township Tax Map, extended eastwardly, with the Abbott Avenue Pennsylvania Avenue and Mt. Herman Way easterly curb-line of Ocean Avenue and running 35 feet Webb Avenue Pennsylvania Avenue and Mt. Tabor Way north and south from said intersection point (access to Embury Avenue Pennsylvania Avenue and Mt. Carmel Way Beach front); Heck Avenue Pennsylvania Avenue and Mt. Pisgah Way 19. 35 feet on East side of Ocean Avenue South from Main Avenue; Pennsylvania Avenue and Mt. Zion Way the intersection with Spray Avenue, commencing at the 33. 25 feet extending north from the northerly curb­ New Jersey Avenue and Inskip Avenue point of intersection of the northerly curb-line of Spray line on both the easterly and westerly sides of Delaware New Jersey Avenue and Mt. Herman Way Avenue with the easterly curb-line of Ocean Avenue and Avenue and 25 feet extending south from the southerly New Jersey Avenue and Mt. Tabor Way running 35 feet south (access to Beach front); curb line on both the easterly and westerly sides of New Jersey Avenue and Mt. Carmel Way 20. 20 feet on North side of Spray Avenue West Delaware Avenue where if intersects with each of the New Jersey Avenue and Mt. Pisgah Way from intersection with Ocean Avenue, commencing at foiiowing streets; Delaware Avenue and Inskip Avenue the point of intersection of the northerly curb-line of Stockton Avenue Delaware Avenue and Mt. Herman Way Spray Avenue with the easteriy curb-line of Ocean Avenue Franklin Avenue Delaware Avenue and Mt. Tabor Way and running 40.00 feet west (access to Beach front); Clark Avenue Delaware Avenue and Mt. Carmel Way 21. 25 fet on East side of New York Avenue at Cookman Avenue Whitfield Avenue and Inskip Avenue intersection with Mt. Pisgah Way, commencing at the Broadway Whitfield Avenue and Mt. Herman Way point of intersection of the center-line of Mt. Pisgah Abbott Avenue Whitfield Avenue and Mt. Tabor Way Way with the easterly curb-line of New York Avenue and Webb Avenue Benson Avenue and Inskip Avenue running 12.50 feet north and south (access to Tent Embury Avenue Benson Avenue and Mt. Herman Way Colony and Auditorium); Heck Avenue Benson Avenue and Mt. Tabor Way 22. 60 feet on East side of New York Avenue at Main Avenue; Pilgrim Pathway and Surf Avenue intersection with Mt. Zion Way, commencing at the 34. 25 feet extending north from the northerly curb­ Pilgrim Pathway and Pitman Avenue point of intersection of the center-line of Mt. Zion Way with line on both the easterly and westerly sides of Whitfield Pilgrim Pathway and Clin Street th^ easterly curb line of New York Avenue and running 30 Avenue and 25 feet extending south from the southerly Pilgrim Pathway and McClintock Street feet north and south (access to Tent Coiony and curb-iine on both the easterly and westerly sides of Pilgrim Pathway and Mt. Herman Way Auditorium); Whitfield Avenue where it intersects with each of the Pilgrim Pathway and Mt. Tabor Way 23. 45 feet on East side of Pilgrim Pathway at foiiowing streets: Pilgrim Pathway and Mt. Carmel Way intersection with Mt. Carmel Way, commencing at the Stockton Avenue Asbury Avenue and Mt. Pisgah Way point of intersection of the northerly curb-line of Mt. Franklin Avenue New York Avenue and Inskip Avenue Carmel Way with the easterly curb-line of Pilgrim Pathway Clark Avenue New York Avenue and Mt. Herman Way and running 45.00 feet south (access to Tent Colony and Cookman Avenue New York Avenue and Mt. Carmel Way Auditorium); Broadway New York Avenue and Mt. Zion Way 24. 45 feet on North side of Mt. Carmel Way at Abbott Avenue New York Avenue and Mt. Pisgah Way intersection with Pilgrim Pathway, comrhencing at the Embury Avenue New York Avenue and Mt. Tabor Way point of intersection of the northerly curb-line of Mt. Heck Avenue Lawrence Avenue and Inskip Avenue Carmel Way with the easterly curb-line of Pilgrim Pathway Main Avenue; Lawrence Avenue and Abbott Avenue and running 45 feet west (access to Tent Coiony and 35. 25 feet extending north from the northerly curb­ Lawrence Avenue and Embury Avenue Auditorium); line on both the easterly and westerly sides of Benson Lawrence Avenue and Heck Avenue 25. West side of Pilgrim Pathway South from Avenue and 25 feet extending south from the southerly Lawrence Avenue and Mt. Herman Way Front Circle to the northerly curb of McClintock Street curb-line on both the easterly and westerly sides of 8. Stopping or Standing Prohibited adjacent to East side of the Auditorium, commencing at a Benson Avenue where it intersects with each of the 44. Schedule 111. No stopping or Standing. point 45 feet north of the point of intersection of the foliowing streets: Is hereby supplemented by adding the following: westerly curb line of Pilgrim Pathway with the center-line Stockton Avenue In accordance with the provisions of #8, no of the 20-foot wide sidewaik at Ocean Pathway, extending Frankiin Avenue person shall stop or stand a vehicle between the times westwardly. Said sidewalk also known at Lot 2, Block Clark Avenue specified upon any of the following described streets or 6.01, Neptune Township Tax Map and running south to the Cookman Avenue parts thereof: northerly curb-line of McClintock Street (access to Tent Broadway Name of Street - Side - Hoursfanv time) - Location Colony and Auditorium); Abbott Avenue 1. Entire width of Northern end of Beach Avenue 26. 25 feet on southeasterly side of Asbury Avenue Embury Avenue at intersection with Spray Avenue (access to Lake Avenue); at Wesley Place and at Thornley Place, commencing at Heck Avenue 2. Entire width of Beach Avenue from intersection the point of intersection of the southeasterly curb-line of Main Avenue: with Spray Avenue North to intersection with Lake Asbury Avenue with the center-lines of Wesley Place and 36. 25 feet extending north from the northerly curb­ Avenue(access to Lake Avenue); Thornley Place and running 12.50 feet northeast and line on the easterly side of Lawrence Avenue and 25 3. Entire width of Northern end of Central Avenue southwest of said intersection points (access to Tent feet extending south from the southerly curb line on the at Seaview Avenue and 45 feet along the West side of Colony and Auditorium); easterly side of Lawrence Avenue where it intersects with Central Avenue at intersection with Seaview Avenue, 27. 25 feet on West side of Pilgrim Pathway at each of the following streets: commencing at the point of intersection of the Northerly Kingsley Place, commencing at the point of intersection of Stockton Avenue curb line of Seaview Avenue with the Westerly curb line of the westerly curb-line of Pilgrim Pathway with the center- Franklin Avenue Cerural Avenue and running 45 feet in a southerly direction line of Kingsley Place and running 12.50 feet north and Clark Avenue (access to Lake Avenue); south of said intersection point (access to Tent Colony Cookman Avenue 4. North end of Pilgrim Pathway at intersection with and Auditorium); Broadway Lake Avenue and East side of Pilgrim Pathway from Surf Avenue to end (access to Lake Avenue): 28. The easterly side of Beach Avenue between Abbott Avenue Webb Avenue 5. 25 feet on Northwesterly side of Asbury Avenue Ocean Pathway (south) and Ocean Pathway (north) at intersection with New York Avenue, commencing at the (acoestoTent Colony and Auditorium); Embury Avenue “ Heck Avenue point of intersection of the center-line of New York 29. 25 feet extending north from the northerly curb­ Avenue, extended northwardly, with the northwesterly line on both the easterly and westerly sides of Piigrim Main Avenue; 37. 25 feet extending north from the northerly curb- curb line of Asbury Avenue and running 12.50’ northeast Pathway and 25 feet extending south from the southerly and southwest from said intersection point (access to curb-line on both the easterly and westerly sides of line on the westerly side of Ccean Avenue where it intersects with Broadway: Lake Avenue); Pilgrim Pathway where it intersects with each of the 6. 25 feet on Northwesterly side of Asbury Avenue following streets; 38. 25 feet extending east from the easterly curb-line on both the northerly and southerly sides of Surf Avenue at intersection with Pennsylvania Avenue, commencing at Central Avenue the point of intersection of the center-line of Stockton Avenue and 25 feet extending west from the westerly curb-line on both the northerly and southerly sides of Surf Avenue Pennsylvania Avenue, extended northwardly, with the Franklin Avenue northwesterly curb line ofAsburty Avenue and running Clark Avenue where it intersects with Central Avenue; 39. 25 feet extending east from the easterly curb-line 12.50’ northeast and southwest from said intersection Cookman Avenue point (access to Lake Avenue); Broadway on both the northerly and southerly sides of Bath Avenue and 25 feet extending west from the westeriy curb-line 7. 35 feet Northwesterly side of Asbury Avenue at Abbott Avenue intersection with New Jersey Avenue, commencing at the Webb Avenue on both the northeriy and southerly sides of Bath Avenue where it intersects with Central Avenue; point of intersection of the extension of the easterly curb Embury Avenue line of New Jersey Avenue, extended northwardly, and Heck Avenue 40. 25 feet extending west from the westerly curb­ line of Ccean Avenue on both the northerly and southerly running 35.00’ northeast from said intersection point Main Avenue; (access to Lake Avenue); 30. 25 feet extending north from the northerly curb­ sides of the following listed streets where they intersect with Ccean Avenue: 8. 25 feet on Northwesterly side of Asbury Avenue line on both the easterly and westerly sides of New York at intersection with Delaware Avenue, commencing at the Avenue and 25 feet extending south from the southerly Abbott Avenue Webb Avenue point of intersection of the center-line of Delaware curb-line on both the easterly and westerly sides of New Avenue, extended northwardly, with the northwesterly York Avenue where it intersects with each of the Embury Avenue Continued on Page 17 THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1987 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES PAGE 17 Continued from Page 16 O rd. # 1 3 0 8 Abbott Avenue Webb Avenue on both the northerly and southerly sides of Bath Avenue curb line of Asbury Avenue and running 12.50' northeast Embury Avenue where it intersects with Central Avenue; and southwest from said intersection point (access to Lake Heck Avenue 40. 25 feet extending west from the westerly curb- Avenue); Main Avenue; line of Ocean Avenue on both the northerly and southerly 9. 25 feet on North side of Mt. Tabor Way at 30. 25 feet extending northh from the northerly curb­ sides of the following listed streets where they intersect intersection with Whitfield Avenue, commencing at the line on both the easterly and westerly sides of New York with Ocean Avenue: point of intersection of the center-line of Whitfield Avenue and 25 feet extending south from the southerly Abbott Avenue Avenue, extended northwardly, with the northerly curb curb-line on both the easterly and westerly sides of New Webb Avenue line of Mt. Tabor Way and running 12.50' east and west York Avenue where it intersects .with each of the Embury Avenue from said intersection point (access to Lake Avenue); following streets: Heck Avenue 10. 25 feet on North side of Mt. Tabor Way at Central Auo''"'- Olin Street intersection with Benson Avenue, commencing at the Stockton Avenue Pitman Avenue point of intersection of the Westerly curb line of Benson Franklin Avenue McClintock Street Avenue with the northerly curb line of Mt. Tabor Way and Clark Avenue Ocean Pathway (south) running 25 feet east (access to Lake Avenue); Cookman Avenue Ocean Pathway (north) 11. West side of Benson Avenue from its Broadway Bath Avenue intersection with the northerly curb line of Mt. Tabor Way Abbott Avenue Surf Avenue south to the northerly curb line of Mt. Herman Way Webb Avenue Atlantic Avenue (access to Lake Avenue); Embury Avenue Seaview Avenue 12. East and West sides of Lawrence Avenue from Heck Avenue Spray Avenue; the southerly side of Main Avenue to the northerly side of Main Avenue; 41. 25 feet extending east from the easterly curb-line Embury Avenue (access to school); 31. 25 feet extending north from the northerly curb­ of Central Avenue on both the northerly and southerly 13. Embury Avenue west of Delaware Avenue; line on both the easterly and westerly sides of sides of the following listed streets where they intersect entire width (30 feet) at street end and 25 feet east of Pennsylvania Avenue and 25 feet extending south from the with Central Avenue: street end on north and south side (access to Embury southerly curb-line on both the easterly and westerly McClintock Street Armss Condominiums); sides of Pennsylvania Avenue where it intersects with Ocean Pathway (south) 14. Embury Avenue East of Benson Avenue: entire each of the following streets: Ocean Pathway (north) width (30 feet) at street end and 25 feet west of street end Stockton Avenue Atlantic Avenue on north and south sides (access to Embury Arms Franklin Avenue Pitman Avenue Condominiums); Clark Avenue Olin Street; 15. 70 feet on East side of Ocean Avenue North Cookman Avenue 42. 25 feet in all directions commencing at the point from intersection with Broadway commencing at the Broadway of intersection of the intersecting curb-lines at the point of intersection of the easterly curb line of Ocean Abbott Avenue following street intersections: Avenue with the southerly curb line of Broadway and Webb Avenue Beach Avenue and Broadway running 70 feet north (access to Beach front); Embury Avenue Beach Avenue and Abbott Avenue 16. 70 feet on South side of Broadway west Heck Avenue Beach Avenue and Webb Avenue from intersection with Ocean Avenue, commencing at Main Avenue; Beach Avenue and Embury Avenue the point of intersection of the easterly curb line of Ocean 32. 25 feet extending north from the northerly curb­ Beach Avenue and Heck Avenue Avenue with the southerly curb line of Broadway and line on both the easterly and westerly sides of New Beach Avenue and Main Avenue running 70 feet west (access to Beach front): Jersey Avenue and 25 feet extending south from the Beach Avenue and Olin Street 17. 70 feet on East side of Ocean Avenue at southerly curb-line on both the easterly and westerly Beach Avenue and Pitman Avenue intersection with Embury Avenue, commencing at the sides of New Jersey Avenue where it intersects with each Beach Avenue and McOlintock Street point of intersection of the center line of Embury of the following streets; Beach Avenue and Ocean Pathway (south) Avenue, extended eastwardly, with the easterly curb line Stockton Avenue Beach Avenue and Ocean Pathway ^orth) of Ocean Avenue and mnning 35 feet north and south Franklin Avenue Beach Avenue and Bath Avenue from said intersection point (access to Beach front); Clark Avenue Beach Avenue and Surf Avenue 18. 70 feet on East side of Ocean Avenue at Cookman Avenue Beach Avenue and Atlantic Avenue intersection with Ocean Pathway, commencing at the Broadway Beach Avenue and Sea View Avenue point of intersection of the center-line of the 20-foot Abbott Avenue Pennsylvania Avenue and Inskip Avenue wide sidewalk known as Lot 2, Block 6.01, Neptune Webb Avenue Pennsylvania Avenue and Mt. Herman Way Township Tax Map, extended eastwardly, with the Embury Avenue Pennsylvania Avenue and Mt. Tabor Way easterly curb-line of Ocean Avenue and running 35 feet Heck Avenue Pennsylvania Avenue and Mt. Carmel Way north and south from said intersection point (access to Main Avenue; Pennsylvania Avenue and Mt. Pisgah Way Beach front); 33. 25 feet extending north from the northerly curb­ Pennsylvania Avenue and Mt. Zion Way 19. 35 feet on East side of Ocean Avenue South from line on both the easterly and westerly sides of Delaware New Jersey Avenue and Inskip Avenue the intersection with Spray Avenue, commencing at the Avenue and 25 feet extending south from the southerly New Jersey Avenue and Mt. Herman Way point of intersection of the northerly curb-line of Spray curb line on both the easterly and westerly sides of New Jersey Avenue and Mt. Tabor Way Avenue with the easterly curb-line of Ocean Avenue and Delaware Avenue where it intersects with each of the New Jersey Avenue and Mt. Carmel Way running 35 feet south (access to Beach front); following streets: New Jersey Avenue and Mt. Pisgah Way 20. 20 feet on North side of Spray Avenue West Stockton Avenue Delaware Avenue and Inskip Avenue from intersection with Ocean Avenue, commencing at Franklin Avenue Delaware Avenue and Mt. Herman Way the point of intersection of the northerly curb-line of Clark Avenue Delaware Avenue and Mt. Tabor Way Spray Avenue with the easterly curb-line of Ocean Avenue Cookman Avenue Delaware Avenue and Mt. Carmel Way and running 40.00 feet west (access to Beach front): Broadway Whitfield Avenue and Inskip Avenue 21. 25 feet on East side of New York Avenue at Abbott Avenue Whitfield Avenue and Mt. Herman Way - intersection with Mt. Pisgah Way, commencing at the Webb Avenue Whitfield Avenue and Mt. Tabor Way point of intersection of the center-line of Mt. Pisgah Embury Avenue Benson Avenue and Inskip Avenue Way with the easterly curb-line of New York Avenue and Heck Avenue Benson Avenue and Mt. Herman Way running 12.50’ north and south (access to Tent Colony Main Avenue; Benson Avenue and Mt. Tabor Way and Auditorium); 34. 25 feet extending north from the northerly curb­ Pilgrim Pathway and Surf Avenue 22. 60 feet on East side of New York Avenue at line on both the easterly and westerly sides of Whitfield Pilgrim Pathway and Pitman Avenue intersection with Mt. Zion Way, commencing at the Avenue and 25 feet extending south from the southerly Pilgrim Pathway and Olin Street point of intersection of the center-line of Mt. Zion Way with curb-line on both the easterly and westerly sides of Pilgrim Pathway and McClintock Street the easterly curb line of New York Avenue and running 30 Whitfield Avenue where if intersects with each of the Pilgrim Pathway and Mt. Herman Way feet north and south (access to Tent Colony and following streets: Pilgrim Pathway and Mt. Tabor Way Auditorium); Stockton Avenue Pilgrim Pathway and Mt. Carmel Way 23. 45 feet on East side of Pilgrim Pathway at Franklin Avenue Asbury Avenue and Mt. Pisgah Way intersection with Mt. Carmel Way, commencing at the Clark Avenue New York Avenue and Inskip Avenue point of intersection of the northerly curb-line of Mt. Cookman Avenue New York Avenue and Mt. Herman Way Broadway New York Avenue and Mt. Carmel Way Carmel Way with the easteriy curb-line of Pilgrim Pathway New York Avenue and Mt. Zion Way and running 45.00 feet south (access to Tent Colony and Abbott Avenue Embury Avenue New York Avenue and Mt. Pisgah Way Auditorium); New York Avenue and Mt. Tabor Way 24. 45 feet on North side of Mt. Carmel Way at Heck Avenue Main Avenue: Lawrence Avenue and Inskip Avenue intersection with Pilgrim Pathway, commencing at the Lawrence Avenue and Abbott Avenue point, of intersection of the northerly curb-line of Mt. 35. 25 feet extending north from the northerly curb­ line on both the easterly and westerly sides of Benson Lawrence Avenue and Embury Avenue Carmel Way with the easterly curb-line of Pilgrim Pathway Lawrence Avenue and Heck Avenue and running 45 feet west (access to Tent Colony and Avenue and 25 feet extending south from the southerly curb-line on both the easterly and westerly sides of Lawrence Avenue and Mt. Herman Way Auditorium); ARTICLE V - STOP AND YIELD INTERSECTIONS. 25. West side of Pilgrim Pathway South from Benson Avenue where it intersects with each of the following streets: Section 14. Stop Intersections Designated. Front Circle to the northerly curb of McClintock Street Section IX is hereby amended by adding to the adjacent to East side of the Auditorium, commencing at a Stockton Avenue Franklin Avenue streets described herein and designated as stop point 45 feet north of the point of intersection of the intersections the following: westerly curb line of Pilgrim Pathway with the center-line Clark Avenue Cookman Avenue Stop sign on: Jumping Brook Road of the 20-foot wide sidewalk at Ocean Pathway, M Intersection of; Essex Road. extending westwardly. Said sidewalk also known as Lot 2, Broadway Abbott Avenue Section IX is hereby amended by deleting from Block 6.01, Neptune Township Tax Map and running south the streets described therein and designated as stop to the northerly curb-line of McClintock Street (access to Embury Avenue Heck Avenue intersection the following: Tent Colony and Auditorium); Stop sign on: Essex Road Main Avenue; 26. 25 feet on southeasterly side of Asbury Avenue M Intersection of: Jumping Brook Road. 36. 25 feet extending north from the northerly curb­ at Wesley Place and at Thornley Place, commencing at Section 2. That all ordinances or parts of the point of intersection of the southeasterly curb-line of line on the easterly side of Lawrence Avenue and 25 feet extending south from the southerly curb line on the ordinances of the Township of Neptune, in conflict or Asbury Avenue with the center-lines of Westley Place and inconsistent with this ordinance, are hereby repealed, but, Thornley Place.and running 12.50 feet northeast and easterly side of Lawrence Avenue where it intersects with each of the following streets: only, however, to the extent of such conflict or southwest of said intersection points (access to Tent inconsistency; it being the legislative intent that all other Colony and Auditorium); Stockton Avenue Franklin Avenue ordinances, or parts of ordinances, now existing and in 27. 25 feet on West side of Pilgrim Pathway at effect, unless the same be in conflict or inconsistent Kingsley Place, commencing at the point of intersection of Clark Avenue Cookman Avenue with any of the provisions, of this ordinance, shall the westerly curb-line of Pilgrim Pathway with the center- remain in full force and effect. line of Kingsley Place and running 12.50 feet north and Broadway Abbott Avenue Section 3. The provisions of this ordinance are south of said intersection point (access to Tent Colony declared to be severable, and if any section, and Auditorium); Webb Avenue Embury Avenue subsection, sentence, clause, or phrase hereof shall, for 28. The easterly side of Beach Avenue between any reason, be held to be invalid or unconstitutional, such Ocean Pathway (south) and Ocean Pathway (north) Heck Avenue Main Avenue; decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining (access to Tent Oolony and Auditorium); sections, subsections, sentences, clauses and phrases 29. 25 feet extending north from the northerly curb­ 37. 25 feet extending north from the northerly curb­ line on the westerly side of Ocean Avenue where it of this ordinance, but they shall remain in effect, it being line on both the easterly and westerly sides of Pilgrim the legislative intent that this ordinance shall stand Pathway and 25 feet extending south from the southerly intersects with Broadway; 38. 25 feet extending east from the easterly curb-line notwithstanding the invalidity of any part. curb-line on both the easterly and westerly sides of Section 4. This ordinance shall become effective Pilgrim Pathway where it intersects with each of the on both the northerly and southerly sides of Surf Avenue and 25 feet extending west from the westerly curb-line immediately upon its adoption and publication according to following streets: law. on both the northerly and southerly sides of Surf Avenue Central Avenue TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE Stockton Avenue where it intersects with Central Avenue: Franklin Avenue 39. 25 feet extending east from the easterly curb-line ELIZABETH A. SCHNEIDER, Mayor on both the northerly and southerly sides of Bath Avenue Clark Avenue ATTEST: and 25 feet extending west from the westerly curb-line Cookman Avenue HELEN L. RIGGS, Clerk Broadway (10) PAGE 18 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1987 OBITUARIES MRS. WILLIAM LEACH ANTOINETTE (The abbreviation GEHRMANN Avon-By-The-Sea - The LOW, LOW PRICES funeral mass was last ccv JSMC in various obituary Neptune City - A Saturday in the Church of sv>' notices stands for Jersey resident here of over 30 Qp,. Apartment Size St. Rose, Belmar, for Mrs. Shore Medical Center.) years, Antoinette Kathryn A. Leach, 75, a ° Gas Ranges... $219.95 Gehrmann, 87, died resident here 25 years who Monday at JSMC. died last Thursday at JSMC. ^ Refrigerators. .$299.95 Mrs. Gehrmann was pre­ Interment was in Moravian deceased by her husband, WASHERS & DRYERS Cemetery, Staten Island. Roy H., who died in 1979. CLIFFORD Mrs. Leach, a Great Prices - Great Service ANDERSON She was born in England. Surviving is a daughter, communicant of St. Ocean Grove - Word has Elizabeth R.C. Church, Elvira Markley, Neptune been received of the death here, was a secretary to City; and two sisters, TV AND of Clifford Anderson, age Wendell Willkie, 1949 Clementina Kost, Long 79, of 203 Palm Drive, Republican Presidential APPLIANCES Naples, Florida, on Monday, Branch, and Margaret Fry, London. candidate, before retiring Nov. 24, 1986. Mr. in 1955. She is survived Francioni, Taylor & Lopez Anderson had been a by her husband, William. 69 HWY. 35 resident of Naples for 11 Funeral Home, Neptune, is years coming from Saddle in charge of arrangements. Farry NEPTUNE CITY River, N.J. and Ocean jOpen Wed. Evenings Grove, N.J. He was an Memorial "TOP OF THE HILL" engineer for Bendix MRS. LEONA 775-8062 Corporation. I. COOK Home He is survived by his wife, Neptune - Funeral 403 Third Avenue Agnes Anderson of Naples, services were held Tuesday Asbury Park, N.J. Fla.; a daughter, Dorothy for Leona L. Cook, wfio Lang of Fairlawn, N.J.; two died Friday at JSMC. 775-0434 43 Pilgrim Pathway granddaughters, Leslie Wall Mrs. Cook was born in of Darien, Ct. and Barbara Asbury Park and was a «r Msrt004t Ocean Grove, N.J. VanBergman of Venica, Ca., resident of the Shore area i#nrM*r and a sister, Lillian Broer of for all of her 59 years. 774-4511 Eatontown, N.J. She was the owner and operator of Leona’s Ocean Grove . CLOCK RESTORATION FRANK VACCHIANO Grooming Parlor, Asbury Neptune - Services were Park, and a memberof the Memorial Home . WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRS held Monday in the St. Stephen AME Zion 118 Main Avenue OCEAN GROVE,N.J. Francioni, Taylor & Lopez Church, also of Asbury . WE BUY OLD GOLD & JEWELRY Funeral Home, here, for Park. 775-0435 Frank Vacchiano who died Surviving are her . APPRAISALS - ESTATES PURCHASED Saturday at JSMC. husband, John, and a William P. Walton, III Mgr. Mr. Vacchiano, a lifelong brother, Williarri Leon resident of the Shore, was Masten, Philadelphia. born in Spring Lake and (Formerly Feddes Jewelers) worked in the motor pool at Fort Monmouth for 28 FRANCIONI years, retiring in 1970. He was pre-deceased by TAYLOR & his wife, the former Goldie Bethel Fellowship OCEAN GROVE FLOWER Bedell, who died in 1967. Church LOPEZ Surviving are two sons, Full Gospel fm d GIFT SHOPPE James F., Wall Township, Praise & Worship FUNERAL HOMES and John W., at home; two & Bible Teachhing daughters, Marion R. D. Joseph Lopez Giant Selection of White, Brick Township, God’s Love and Grace Manager and Florence A. Shock, Jesus Directors: Beautiful Green Plants Ocean Township; a sister, Saves, Heals and Renews Thomas W. Taylor, Jr. Julia Del Pizzo, Neptune; a EVEN TODAY Joseph Lebra and Wicker Baskets brother, Steve, Neptune MEETINGS EVERY FRI. Russell Stover Candy City; three half-sisters, 7:30 in the evening 704 7th Ave.,Asbury Park MUTUAL AID SAVINGS 775-0021 Janet Clark, Spring Lake Fruit Baskets d e liv er ed n a tio n w id e Heights, Carmel Milton, Main Ave. & Central Ave. 1200 10th Ave., Neptune Wall Township, and Mary Use Central Ave. entrance 775-0028 Siciliano, Lakewood; 10 For Information Call visa, MactaE Card & American Express Accepted grandchildren, and seven Maranatha 571-0044 est.1881 44 Main Avarwe. Ocaan Qrove - Ted A Trouwborst Prop great-grandchildren. "HE LiVES" Hours: 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM #968-7900

Joiniis OCEAN GROVE in Ocean Grove... Nursing Home this Sunday Evening... March 18th 63 CLARK AVE. - 775-0554 For exciting Bible Preaching ^Reasonable Rates *24 Hr. R.N. Coverage by our Pastor Jack Carhart... *Diabetics - Cardiacs f exhilarating Christian Music Operative *Convalescents - Post "I DISCOVERED 3 VITAL REASONS and warm friendly fellowship. Medicaid Approved 6:00 P.M atthe Mutual Aid Qldg., For Making Pre-Need Cemetery Arrangements., Corner of Main & Central Ave. "i found that: 1, It will relieve my loved ones of Faith Evangelical Free Church difficult decisions - and expenses. 2, It will help my family avoid 'emotional Phone:774-6158 LARRISON overspending’. COAL & FUEL OIL 3, I could easily make pre­ arrangements - by arranging low Highway 35 & 3rd. Ave. monthly payments out of currrent NEPTUNE CITY CARVEL income, which conserves estate funds NEPTUNE CITY my family will need for debts and living expenses."

We would like to know more about SOFT REGULAR MONMOUTH MEMORIAL PARK MAUSOLEUM I ICE CREAM CONE Name______I Address____ I - ALL WINTER - Hwy. 35 & 4th Ave. Phone "Mail to: 1 Neptune City, N.J. 774-5352 I 776-7168 OPEN DAILY MONMOUTH MEMORIAL PARK I 11 A.M. - 10 P.M. Residence 77 Broadway 4201 Corlies Ave., Neptune, N.J. 07753 or call Mr. Vannata 922-1786 I Ocean Grove 774-2590 THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1987 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES PAGE 19 Chamber Hosts n w . HOLDS THIRD H. T. Ayers Recycling Director BUDGET MEETING Plumbing & Heating Ocean Grove - The Neptune - The system in the court, has RESIDENTIAL and COMMERCIAL, OLD and NEW WORK Township Committee met allocated more funds for a Ocean Grove Chamber of last Friday to review cuts maintenance program in Commerce hosted Call 775-1059 made by department the Public Works Neptune Township Recycling Director Donald heads in order to prepare Department, increased Electric Sewer & Drains Cleaning Swingle at their monthly for the drafting of the final street repaving and is Estimate Cheerfully Given budget for 1987. The currently implementing a meeting last Thursday held committee has set the date computer system at at the Mutual Aid Savings 115 Newgate Lane, Neptune & Loan Community Room. of Sunday, March 8, at Municipal Hall with THE PLUMBING SHOP ON WHEELS 5:00pm to introduce the numerous functions. The Mr. Swingle outlined the budget. The next committee seems to be in 4 points that will scheduled meeting is set full agreement with these encompass the for today (Thursday) at increases. Reclamation Program, 5:00pm. As reported in The which includes glass, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENTS The committee appears Times last week, the paper, aluminum (all of to be waiting for the final Township Committee faces which are recyclable as of Advertisement for these columns should be in the office analysis of what mandated increases October 1, 1987) and of The Times NOT LATER THAN Noon Tuesday of each week. transacted in 1986 to see because of the loss of state rubbish. CLASSFIED AD RATES...Telepnon« 775-0007 what kind of a surplus they and federal revenue Mr. Swingle stated that 25 words or less, if paid at time of insertion.„$3.00 have to work with in order sharing programs totalling recycling will occur twice a to stabilize the tax base. month, with fines levied to If we send a bill, add .50 cents for postage & $455,800.00. Increased bookkeeping. But without all the those who do not insurance premiums and a Additional Words ABOVE 25... .5 cents oer Word. variables before them, the hike of $130,000.00 in the participate in the program. township seems confident price to dispore refuse, He also said more that the Recreation together with the loss of information wilt be Department will work with a state and federal funds will forthcoming. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT larger budget than it has increase the expenses for The Chamber will also had during recent years. property owners 18.5 cents hold a dinner-dance OCEAN GROVE - MAIN AVENUE - Approx. 420 sq. ft. The committee is per 100.00 accesed honoring retiring business leaders Bill Campbell and Incl. all utilities. Currently being approving a new sound valuation. renovated. Available Mar.1. $1,000 Howard Smith on May 27. mo. (See ad in this issue for RETAIL SALES - Tucker’s Call 774-4093. (8tf) Corset Shop in W. Long Branch details). is seeking part-time saleswoman. ROOM FOR RENT Retail experience helpful but not a WANTED TO BUY must. Will train the right person. * Old furniture, glasswares, OCEAN GROVE - Clean, Liberal store discounts. Call for comfortable, furnished, third floor. China, household accessories. appointment 222-0j035. Share bath. Inc. Utilities $280.00 f9tfl Single pieces or entire household. per month. Call 229-1663. (10) * Will supply local references and HOUSE FOR RENT provide prompt and courteous SERVICES ATTENTION LANDLOIjIDS service. - As rental specialists,) we * Clean out service also RICHARD PERRY - Ceramic tile estimates. Kearney 998-9016; thoroughly screen prospective available. Bricktown - 477-0727 (m) tenants before showing your rental CALL (201) 528-6648 property, then make all HELP WANTED arrangements with tenants according to your wishes. Let us LOCALS $60.00 PER HUNDRED help you tind the right tenant fast PAID -for remailing letters from Ocean Grove Realty-Realtor Continued home! Send self-addressed, 774-7166 Isabelle M. Hush of stamped envelope for R ^ Huizenga, Realtor Stockton Ave. has returned in formation/appli cation. from J.S.M.C. where she Associates, Box 95-B, Roselle, NJ was a patient for 15 days. 07023 (2-11) ALL LANDLORDS - When She is happy to be home. our professional rental managers TYPIST -$500 weekly at find a tenant for you, he has home! Write: P.O. Box 975, passed a Credit Check. The Inn Place, Main Elizabeth, N.J. 07207. References and continued DISCOURAGED? LONELY? Avenue, was the scene on (6-13) employment have been verified. Sunday afternoon of a We don’t just collect our brokerage NEED A DAILY SPIRIT LIFTER? } "Surprise Shower" and over SENIOR CITIZEN LADY fee and forget you. If problems to live in. Free room and meals develop, we will be here to help. 35 guests managed to keep AVON REALTY it all a secret. The surprise in exchange for light duties. Call Phone Dial Care’way For Inspiration , 774-2707. (9-13») 988-8900 was, none other than our Arthur A. Dunham, Realtor Ocean Grove's own recorded own Stephen Foster, who PART-TIME Receptionist in (M) on March 7 will be marrying chiropractor’s office. Must be telephone visit of cheer, inspiration APARTMENT FOR RENT and hope Denise Esdale. pleasant, sharp and mature. So many friends and Afternoons and evenings. 775- Call anytime - (201)775-7775 7650. (9tf) 1 S T F L O O R - 43 Pilgrim customers turned out for Pathway. 2 bedrooms, modern. SEND FOR OUR BEAUTIFUL, FREE 1987 CALENDAR the event planned by Gary, A FEW SPARE HOURS? $500 plus utilities. Phone 988- Receive/forward mail from home! 8668. (6tf) P.O. Box 248, Ocean Grove, N.J. 07756 Betty and associates that Steve still hasn’t been able Uncle Sam works hard - you pocket hundreds honestly! to get all the names and OCEAN GROVE - Year Details, send self-addressed, round 1 room bungalow sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss addresses to send thank- stamped envelope. BEDUYA, Box unfurnished incl. heat. Ideal for you notes. He told us 17145, Tucson, A2 85731. single person. Security deposit & here at The Times that (10-13) references required. No Pets. Call he and Denise are very 671-0501 after 6:00pm. (lOtf) appreciative of all the good SECRETARY- ADMINISTRATIVE HOUSE TO SHARE wishes and lovely gifts ASSITANT, excellent oTf atned ^lass CDesigns received. opportunity to assume 3 BEDROOM HOME to responsibility in lovely office with share in Bradley Beach, $275.00 a JENNIFER EAGLETON Mrs. Jeff Grantz, the great co-workers, good typing, month. Includes all utilities. Call former Jill Niedenstein of mature judgment and a sincere 775-0007 between 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. ARTIST/DESIGNER Ocean Grove, now of interest in your work are what the (ask for Kelli), or 988-4126 after 5 Executive Director of this local p.m. (9tf») Columbia, S.C., visited over Non-Profit orginization needs. Stained Glass the weekend with her 8;30am - 4;30pm, $15 -16,000 MERCHANDISE Bevelled Glass parents, Anne and Fred and good benefits. Call Cathy FOR SALE Niedenstein, 119 Inskip 988-5000, Snelling Asbury. (10) Avenue. On Saturday, she HERBALIFE traveled to West Gilgo, INNKEEPER wanted for INDEPENDENT summer. Need special person to DISTRIBUTOR. Call for Long Island, to visit her run a 20 room Inn in Ocean Grove. products or business opportunitv. sister, Karen, and brother-in- Work includes hosting, 988-4575, (7-10) law, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie reservations, cleaning &yard work. OCEAN GROVE Kluesener, of Manhattan Call collect ASAP (212) 751-9577 P E T S - Chinese Shar-Pei FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC DII.CI