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...... »■ - r '-*' . ■■■•. :■;;•■ .'■•■ - » « t J !> ’V1»//->'r77"\"v!- ';.*': • ;*-.: ■ 1 **•v, t y / ; *.;, r THE NEPTtJNE TIMES AND 104 Years Old ■ j Public Legal . . . and NEW Notices Every Thursday 0^ «an VOL. CIV NO. 1 0<’P,AN OROVK TIMES. TOWNSHIP OF: NRPTIJNE, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JAN. 25, 1979 '«• Gillespie Heads Bell Telephone Co. 64th Anniversary Is Celebrated Norman Buckman A ss’n. E leds O fficers.1 Community Relations In Monmouth Ass n. Treasurer r ki a a , ^ WWM - I wo New (Members, ana ASBURY-, PARK — New Jersey OCEAN GROVE — When the Bell has announced the appoint Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Asso ment o f Gil Gillespie, OakhUrst, ciation elected Norman B. Buck- A dopts Deficit Budget as Community Relations Manager rrian treasurer and a member of for Monmouth County. This new th e Executive Committee at its at nK,i n ui*ci a l meeting last Friday, it .. O C E A N G R O V E -— The civic affairs here and is a member: assignment stems from Bell’s com avaSied“ itselfof‘^' the^alentiT of’ ail -Rev. Dr. H arold D. Flood is >f t h e Neptune Township public pany-wide reorganization just con Ocean Grove resident whose exper- beginning- h i s th ird year as j faculty. Mr. Shotwell suc- cluded. tise in finance and management is ^resident o f th e Ocean Grove -c1ee(^ Homer Wirth, who stepped Prior to this, Gillespie supervis ed three telephone company offices . m u m j Cm,Meeting * * * * * jSSSZ Z S S EC in Asbury Park, Long Branch and I elected here last Friday at the I James p Undemuth of Spring lted Bank. He also had community W h KSI | annual meeting- o f the board-Lake was appointed executive di- relations responsibility for ihe m W m m o f trustees, rector. He was formerly an adver- eastern section of the county. i Others renamed were the Rev. li,s i n 8 director and former director In his assignment, he will he in Dr. Floyd E. George, vice presi-, °f cus‘omer relations for Amerada charge of Beil’s relations with tiie- ^ Media; municipal, county and state dent in charge of program; th e s p' Rev. Dr. J. M a r k Odenwelder, | ,The 197u budget w a s adopted, officials; consumer groups arifl mi. O C E A N GROVE — Mr. and tired from the P^lach Real Es- vice president for development, and w ' t *1 anticipated income of $617,- customer activities. He will also /ohn Tomba celebrated (heir sixty- late and Insurance) Company and the Rev. Ronald W. Cadmus, secre- ! 3 7 0 and expenditures of $707,903, for work with organized groups in the | | | | fourth wedding anniversary Christ- is now associated j with the Platt _ _ H • n /IrtTinW .*C (Pm /*on __.i» ! tary. Norman B. Buckman of a deficit of $91,633. Certain reven county on telephone matters. mas Eve. with a party at the home Real Estate Company, Fair Lawn, Ocean Grove was elected treasur- ues may not be anticipated, front Gillespie formerly of Neptune jjjw&C of Mr. and Mrs.. Pat Mazerall, 80 , The party was attended by many Main Avenue with whom they re- members of the family and close M er. William H. McDade, Jr., was 8 if(s> donations, wills and legacies, and a graduate of Neptune High tx&S elected assistant treasurer and $1^0 , 0 0 0 is included in opera- ^ School, began his telephone career side v : ■■ • . friends.. , j ?V 'i >>' Mrs.’ Tomba; the former C la r a - The Tomba’s havje two daughters, Howard Smoyer, assistant secre- *i°n front the Now and Forever Jn'1946 as a draftsman in the en m tary Fund, based on prior years. The m Jackson, and Mr. Tomba were mar- Claire Mazerall and Mrs. Violet gineering office. He .then held var ried at the Hungarian Reformed Fink, four grandchildren a n d Two new trustees were named to i F" nd(, ^ yfear'' °f ious positions in the -plant and Church in Passaic. M r/Tomba're- 5reat grandchildr<' the board - t h e Rev. Walter Qulgg,! whlf.h S 1 ^ ’ 0 0 0 was used for op- . -marketing departments before as pastor of St. Pauls United Method- ei'at,ons' (Sea slory ) suming his present position in the ist Church, here, who succeeds the Tne budget deficit report result qommercial department. /• Rev. Dr. Mark Hostetter of Morris- ed in board approval of the hiring ’ Ifii is married to the former- 1978 Now and Forever Fund ville, Pai,. who is retiring and of a $1 0 ,0 0 0 consultant to study the Pearl Bellissen and has three Report by the Rev. Dr. J. Mark Odenwjilder leaving the area, and David Shot- Ocean Grove operation and finances grown children who reside in' Flor-; and to make recommendations for Vice President, Development, Ocean Grove Association well. who is active in church anti jda. ■Gil” Gillespie solvency. Attorney Philip Herr, [budget committee chairman, said The .final report of the 1978 N ow anti Forevejr Fund indicates Friendship Foods that the proposed consultant has Students Enjoy ' ■ Their First Child that we reached $161,757.63 in this Awirial Giymg Program. Of 'been used with success at variotfs this sum, $137,204 were cash receipts available Foi the genera! op Topic at Club colleges and at Chatauqua. N. Y. People Place > ' ORLANDO, Fla. — Mr. ' a n d erating account. The remainder, $24,553.63, were} designated con j ' Several properties here owned by Mrs. Michael Spatola, of this.place tributions For the Temple Replacement Fund, MuSic/Organ, Audi : the Association are up for sale, in- torium Improvement, Hurricane Fund and the Life Care Services (the former Pamela Klauder) .an p i°h B^NnS!?0Vr “ g the 3-story brick building NEPTUNE — January 19, 1579 Club of Ocean Grove held^ t he r f a c , ng , Auditorium Square thaBt nounce the birth Of their first child, Fund. These \vould not be available for budget balancing which is was (iie beginning of a five day Norman B. Buckman a son, on Sunday, January-7. Chris- the primary purpose of this.Fund. ' regular meeting January 18 at the houses ^ Neptune Tourism, the enjoyable learning experience f o r toplier. Michael Spatola ‘weighed in’ $5,812 was received in late December but v6 as not deposited Buckman who resides at 31 Surf clubhouse.. . - .. ' Hannah-Crosman VFW Post and a the students of Mrs. Dorris Guy’s at seven pounds, seven ounces at. and posted until' January, 1979 and hence will help to balance , the Avenue, was, until becoming co A very interesting topic “ Friend-. [aunclroinut. The real estate com- a n d M rs. Jean Coppola’s classes birth. Proud maternal grandpar 1979 budget. In 1977 only $2,138 was received Jn late Dccembtr owner arid secretaiy-treasurer of ship Foods” was presented by Jo- mittee is also considering selling i from Green Grove School. They ves ents are Mr.. d Mrs. Norman and posted in January, 1978, Also we received orily $32,151.86 in Soccer World a n d Soccer World hanna Hartman. Many members the south Main St. block just south ted Africa, China, a*d Mexico at' Ambler,. Pa., and wills a n d legacies in . 1978, whereas we received $155>824.12 from Marketing, Inc., Sea Girt retailers, missed this informative talk due s t o c k s Avenue gates. The Bradley Park School’s section summer 'residents at 40 Surf Ave wills in 1977. The unpredictable nature o f ; this kourcc of funds importers,:distributors a n d manu to inclement weather. saje 0f ^ e former corporation yard called' “ People Place.” Their day nue, Ocean1 Grove, N. J. means that a 'better-, use of. these funds would be Sot: debt reditctioi facturers of soccer equipment and Mrs. Eveiyn Clark, chairman o f . at Embury and Whitefield Avenues was spent working at a varieity of or endowment. However, wfthcait them in 1977 and 1978 we would active sportswear, last March, As activities was assisted by Grace has been negotiated with Samuel eifrratlontf experiences whteh hv not have Leon-able to do as-much a.‘:.> vcdid m ' apjjroacjiing sol sistant to the President and Direc Guyer, Marie Boughey and M r s. 1 Fromkin. who is preparing to con- clmKrf -j^ography, Mstory, vocabu : -The 29tH"Toumarrtcrcentajie o f these persons responded to President administration of th e company’s Gordon, Grace Guyer, Marie Bou- \y. Truitt and Charles F. Schirm- so demonstrated origami, the art to be divided according to 7th and Flood’s letter. Every salesman knows that “ if you want to do busi- Rye year h)ng range planning pro- ghey, Mrs. Paul Grimm. Charlotte ' eister. *f;paper foKBng, to the classes. 8 th grade school enrollments. iness, ;you have got to make calls.” Every reputable Fund Raiser cess He was involved in the over- Fabian. M rs. Charles L. Ahrens. Elected to the Development Com- .knows that people will not.respand :to a ’Financial 'need unless .they.all strategy, formulation and eco- Mrs. Robert A. Davison and Mrs. m iitee, with the Rev. Dr. .1. Mark are asked to respond. The Deagri For Destiny Campaign is pro- nomic market analysis, as well as Evelyn Clark. ^ Odenwelder as chairman, w ere Plan August Wedding gressing slowly but surely hcctruse •people are being asked to give 1 the evaluation of all profit center * 4 .Wesley Davenport, Paul Bowne, ISEUN — Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Petroski, to;a 'iyorthwhije cause and. they OTe ’lwing asked to ;£ire not until it plans for the firm. hurts, but until it feels gpocD | Buckman holds Bachelor of Sei- H o g a n tO AddreSS Francis Holmes and Mrs. S. J. :I77 Wonth Street, here, have^announced ?the © Truscott. ’Far--seven', years I have urged this Board to put a Development .ence and Master of Business Ad- leneagenient of their dtra^hter, Jody Aam, *to OFficer on the staff. W hen the Design for Destiny Campaign was ministration degrees fr o m Long Home Owners Elected as members-at-large on Snmuel Louis Peluso, son f. and Mrs. An- envisioned you authorized the (engagement of Fund Raising Coun- Island University where he iriajor- the Executive Committee w e r e rtlrew Peluso, ,102 HemlocVIBriv'e, 'Neptune. •sel in the form .of a company. After attempting to present an ac- ed in Management with emphasis OCEAN GROVS - The regular Howard H. Smoyer. Philip C. Herr, ceptable Development Officcr on three occasions without success, >n Personnel and Industrial ,Rela- monthly meeting of the O c e a n Angus’ G- Stoll, Sr., and William Jody Ann is a g r a d u a te -il! F. Rennedy 'I -.was willing to accept this plan and gave untold hours to the effort. Hons. At Long Island University, Grove Home Owners Association j H- McDade, Jr. ttligh School and Rutgers thiiversity: She % ;a as Hiddid Dr. GeorgeGeoree Stoll and manymmrv others,fil-ht rs bothIvitii trustees andand' friends he was.Was elected ito the Division of will be held Saturday, Jan. 27 at i The ban on apartments, east of ■reading English tutor in Iselin. of 'Ocean Grove. Hciwcver, the Fund Raising Consultant comes in, Business Admiriistration Honor So- 2 P.M. in the Community room if Pilgrim Pathway and the ban ot» •gears up for an intensive campaign and stays with it through that cfety, the Optimates Honor Society Campmceting Building. Entrance iapartments, other than those of IHer fiance Is a graduate si! Meptune Hi^i. phase and then “folds his tent like ithe Arab and quietly steals and named to the Dean’ s List. He ,js on Pilgrim Pathway. {new construction from the ground He attends Bates College, Lewiston, Maine, away,” leaving the volunteers to keep the campaign going with a was 0 1 6 recipient of numerous a- in the absence of President Bill up. west pfof PilqrimPilgrim Pathway, is •where he is captain of the 'varsity football minimum of Fanfare. wards for scholastic achievement in Green, who is vacationing in Cali- being' studied by the executive team. : ' . *•* , v .•- -;V- trrmiranrd m, T>nne : Managerial Science, and for meri- f0 mia. Vice President Herbert Ab- '■ mirittM. Tiess prohibitions were . An August wedding is planned. torious service to the University rams will preside. established eight years ago and : 1 and was president of the College’s The guest speaker will be Mr. many fett this ordinance should ! . Born Irt Wilmington •;k k ' _ Society for Advancement of Man- william Hogan, Neptune Township have been .established earlier'. > Entertain Friends ik 'T Ti n o ,»» .. agement. Tax Assessor, well known to Ocean 1 B " H An Ocean Grove resident since Grove residents. ' :-S 4 OCEAN GROVE.— Mrs. Anna Of Summer Time , 1970. he was employed, during sum- Members are reminded to bring .' J ■ | PWlson of the Mangaretta, 26 Oeeani ; mers while attending college, as a record of gallons of water used „ i ^Pathway, has received wtn^ .of the : {3IATHAM T\VP. Mr. .and M rs., anrivaj 0 j, January 8 of Kristi Dan- . Assistant Manager a n d Reserva- ;n the past vear, type of dwelling, Bdward Schroeder, suxnmer resi- |^||e born j n Wilmington, • Del., .'ions Manager for the North E n d single, double, etc. With this in- dentaJ *" «t“ * 1 Kingsley Place, Ocean to the Rev. David.V. and Oindy ...... _ . _ 'Hotel, here. formation we may be able to I Buctanan is a past president of adjustment on our sewer charges. Grove, held a winter reunion for G. Lewis of Bear, Del. The baby . several summer ' Ocean Grove .the Historical Society of O c e a n Home owners are invited to join weighed 5 lbs., 8 oz., is 19 inches Grove, a trustee of the Ocean Grove this association. Dues are SI per friends at ilheir home in Chartham long arid the granddaughter of t h e ,Camp Meeting Association and a year Membership chairman is At Township, on Sunday, January 7. lai.'e William L. Davis, Jn, brother ! Braving the Wghly inclement ofg .Mrs. Philson. delegate to the Monmouth Countv Buckman 31 Surf Ave., or call weather of the day, the following T h e Ceatemiiail Celebration fo r th e T ow n ship o f Net>- Heritage Committee. He is pas t 776-9355 1 ' ' ' ------attended: Mildred & Bill Conger, Jfaddonfield; Frances & Walter Traller, Camper, Sport Show ’Proper, Sr., Chatham; Dot & Jim join residents aaid.frtends at the birthday diriner-dance and Asbury Park and served as a mem If you cannot come to the meet- Sjherrard, Woodbridge; June & E m -: ASBURY PARK - The latest fea- ptrogra-m Saturday Might, Feb. 24. Tableei ar&xbeing formed, her of the budget review committee jng ieave your water gallon record JWI White, Basking Ridge, ures fn recreational vehicles, in tickets are being sold for .the gala nighit that includes a »nrf retail chairman for United Way at Home Owners P.O. Box 404 - i Alao pntssent were the families cluding m-Miy new models for 1979, social hour, roast beeif! dinner, a .Centeimial program, dan-)of Monmoutf? Co“nty> , Ocean Grove. [ o f Rev. Wayne Cramsey, Washing will be;'6 n display for four days in cing and souvenirs. Call the towjtship offices—988-5200— for IN m e m o r ia m ton; Peter Rfeffer, Haddonfield; Convention Hall starting today your tickets, $20 each, Vuid details. On Dean’s List Cparles Gerber, Morris. Plains; (Thursday) at the 11th annual New CHIEF S. WILLIAM MAAS February X, 1979 Richiird Goodman, Chatham; Het- Jersey Trailer-Camping & S^wijt . i SHIPPENSBURG - The Fall Rev. nr. Uarolil U. Flood ty Kamjathy, Trenton; Augusf G., Show. The exhibition of more than { ETHEL’S STAWONERV CARD OF THANKS ] Two years have passed since God 1978-79 'Dean’s List was recently »B, Jr., Oakhurst. 1 0 0 _ sparkling-new vehicles, camp- ‘‘The Greeting Card Store” I would sincerely like to thank took you home. You are alwavs in announced at Shippensburg S t a te The Association is still awaiting J |Many Ocean Grove stories w e r e , grounds, sporting goods and other Ojip. Post Office, Ocean Grove Rev. and Mrs. John Merwin for thoughts/and prayers. Bless College acknowledging special aca- its federal disaster grant of approx- aehanged over a sumptuous din-j outdoor equipment is-the bifigesT — a d v thelr visits and prayers while I .vou. Evervone cherishes beautiful ,;en,|c excellence of,768 of the col- imately $85,000 for’ reconstruction upr that featured turkey, ham, and |and best crf all the shows’ produced was confined to fhe Orange Ortho- mera<>ries ot you and your kindness. 4 ^ 0 0 undergraduate stud- costs following the hurricane of pedic Hospital; toaJl of ray friends, ^ 0 ! 1 spread so much hapniness to entg. Named to the list was Cvndi August 1976. Dr. Flood pointed out - a^. the trimmings. The children es- here since the first one in 1969.. TOWNE COFFEE SHOPPE . peclally- enjoyed being together.1’ -' . - . . 60 Main Ave., O.G. open all year for their prayers, visits, flowers ryo,°®’ y ai,, Mae Ely, 531 Woodmere Ave.. Nep- that funds received from other than and many cards; also, to our won-1 ” e ™ss you so. someday we mil tune N j & majorinc, in ad. budgeted sources would be usedto arid their anticipation of their next NOTICE Mon., thru Sat 7:3 |ggg|gr- > , , | g g | 1 SECOND ANNUAL Training Institute for Jnvenile Conference Committees was held Jan. 13 at the Sheraton Inn, Freehold. Pictured, left to right are Robert Newman, assistant chief probation officer, Monmooth County; Donna Dnnn, coordinator of JCC; Loniae C. Hughes, Asbury Park, original mem ber of the Asbury Park JCC, the first in the state, since 1945; Adele Garshell, Juvenile Intake Director Monmouth County; and Judge Leo Weinstein, presiding judge,'Monmouth County Juvenile and Domes tic Relations Court. CINDY NATTER, Ocean (seated) 1978 Queen f Hearts explains rules to six of the seven Monmoalb County girls who will vie for the title Queenof Hearts by soliciting votes during Hie months of. Jan uary and February. Each penny raised constitutes a vote. The Queen will be crowned at the Cor Enriching Our Lives onation Ball which will be held on March 30. Standing left to right are: Karen Basis, Engllshtown; Ami By Shunning Retirement Friedman, Wayside; Tracey Rush, Ocean Grov6 , find Patricia'Walsh, Eatontown. Others art An nette Vertucci, Bridle; Anne McCurdy, Atlantic Highlands and Holly Sue Lapidus, Long Branch. i H t j p There are 9 0 f r e e publications offered by the Internal Revenue Service to answer most federal tax quesrfcians, They range from information on child credits to (tax, benefits for 'Mo giwU gegftsg ftfe aic OaauD senior citizens, and they are available, upon request. ;• A taxpayer who does a lot o f business travelling might be interested in Publication 463, “ Travel, Entertainment a © Kfcg © "" and Gift Expenses.” If a taxpayer has moved to a new home because of a new job, Publication 521, “Tax Informa •X33&0fl? o o o ffelEBMIIpS? tion on Moving Expenses,” might be helpful. Publication 501, ^ NEPTUNE CITY “ Your Exemptions and Exemptions for Dependents,” pro-, vides information.; on important • deductions for children, ^ BRICK TOWN spouses and on personal exemptions, such as blindness. And o o o 5® dixafOs@ ia? ^et^xsXEfc there are many more. • l r CpLOR TV ' $ «( A list of the most frequently used publications and a. 03» Qijwrflsfgci© (s»CD9 a iiifl Famous Brand — From V * coupon for ordering them is provided with 'the tax package ito frm p flnnrflTtefa, iTtoi mreffc t o (fora irrrefll mailed b.v the IBS. They are also available at local IRS offices. o „ D 13" REMOTE CONTROL tow LOW COLOR TV S 5 PRICE taracdha ©Dosen fti Mexico at a price of $2.60 per, and we must encourage oil cxplor- Clark Avenue, Ocean Grove, w a s Lynn Franks. 1 AAfk fnat T h 'it " ll :■ nfiAli .. nnpl ■' - #i A.fAlAn!/VitnTYllofttrttiA/l rt ;aaaaii^, llAiiiAnnnl, Babson’s iy-y 1 0 0 0 cubic feet, That soured both, ation and output in developing commissioned a second lieutenant Rut Trimmer of St. Paul's‘ Ush Mexican government officials and non-OPEC nations. in the United States Air Force up- ers Bowling Team, Ocean Gro*u, energy interests. Next month the ■ ; on graduation from Officer Training was the big guy for the hometown m s p e s s ', J Chief Executive will go to Mejdco The beauty about youth is faith School at Lackland Air Force Base, by bowling 158-207-229 for a set of and NEPTUN.R TIMES to discuss this and other grievanc and confidence - two worthwhile Tex. 594, in the North, Shore: Church . i'ubUslu’d Thursday Telephone 775-0007 es to seek more Mexican oil as it William R. Stahley, 211 Wayside league. . JV KRE SC -iVII.LIAM T,JV KBESGE,KRESC-iVII.LIAM Editor and Publisher . and possessions of the human race. nillamson and Ruth Hancox. Local Editors , becomes available. Mexico, how , Hoad, Neptune, .was appointed-As ■Joseph A. Thoma, August Stoll, . ______. Hates TVill be funshed t>y us on request, y y'TIIE ;TIM£S on -gale at.the. follow ing.new s sunici*: Ot'citri Grove -Ethel's ever, has already said that it will sistant Manager of the :Underwrit- Joseph .Carirassi -and, Thomas Dav fortery. and Ruth!* Stationery, and Eddie's-Market 125 Heck Ave.; AsbUry Stock Market export oil to France, Japan, and , ing and Issue Department of The is were the presiding officers at t.:—.;Plb‘s Luncheonette, 440 Cookman. Ave.; Neptune-Warner Drug/. Cuc- ilJo; Grocery, Muller’s DeIIcatesi‘eji; .Colonial Hutisc. Family St ?re. C racket l>y BABSON’S REPORTS, sonic other oil. deficient nations.. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance a special Fathers,'~Night meeting, el No 12 fiv Hamilton; Gables Drug, Nicks Store. Cracker- Barrel in Shnrfr Probability ds that within ten Company al Newark. . :-i-v:R>ver Hills; . Neptune^City—Tommy's; Bradley Beach—Mary Ann Shoo; Avon** • • •' 'in c . yy-v ?:i;; of the. Ocean Grove Papent Teach .Ginger Snap Luncheonette. Bradley Bench years the U.S. may be getting no ! Harry Lane was elected 1964 cap er .Association in Neptune High ' WATCH THE LABEL ON YOUR PAPER _FOI? THE EXPIRATION OP more than a third of Mexican ex tain of the Unexcelled Fire Police School. YOUR SUBSCRIPTION M,exican Oil: SIXTV-FOUK MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE,..... NEW .JERSEY 07756 ports but that the total coming in of Neptune Township. - William \C:Kiitered as second class mall in the l’ost O ffice, Ocean G rove, New. Jersey W ill ft Bail Us Out? will be at least double what it is Brand was elected president. Oth ; .SUBSCRIPTION $8.00 yearly, * $5.00 semi-annually. Single copies 30c each. By Babson’s Reports Inc., Well ‘r i ADDRESSES changed on request - always give former address. now,. . . with further steady ex er officers elected were J o h n ) esley Hills, ■ Mass., January 11, pansion in the offing. That would Ennis, v i c e pres.; Norman Lew 1079. The stiff OPEC oil price in '(From the January 25, 1929 reduce our reliance on' Mideast oil is, secretary; George Burdgo,-first, crease of 14.5% targeted for phase- issue of -The Times) - T®S3Sr below present peril points, • but lieutenant and Norman Lewii, sec in this year and the worsening ond lieutenant. ' ' not eniugh to bail us out fully. Tahe F ii? e civil disorder which has virtually Neptune Township Committee For that, we need real incentives cut off the production'of Iranian man Charles Loveman was elected to step up domestic production, b y F re d W. K o k e s petroleum are major adverse de Thirty Years Ago president o f the local Master velopments that will have severe Plumbers’ Association. Other offi-. (From the January 28, 194? cers elected were vice-president, economic 'repercussions in our issue of The Times) i CALIFANO BLUES. country during the months imme ■Frank Bangert, secretary.. Fred : Way down South, in the land o f tobaocy, ; diately ahead. Brown; treasurer, Archie Height! DOWN. Edgar V: MeGlnley, son of Mrs. sergeant-at-arms, William T: Bai . . ‘ The growers fear that things will get‘tacky; Not only will oil be. costlier to Eileen McGinley, 80 Stockton Ave ley. ‘ . . . ' . Stay away! Stay away! import bill the supply flow itself nue, Ocean Grove, celebrated his Mary'Jane Krosge, 96 Webb Ave- Stay away from Dixieland! I appears to be imperiled. Hopeful- tenth birthday with a party at his MEMORY hue, Ocean Grove, entertained a „ ,, , , , ! ly, this will make the President m homo for classmates in the Ocean number o f her little friends in M orom ca M ary says, Oh, well, if things really get bad, d Congrcss more anxious to Grove school fifth grade. Attend (the tobacco auctioneers can always get, jobs as train an-1 shapeTgtsMion'tha't wiirinboii^ celebration of her seventh birth-, • l a n e ing were Dick Lyons, Charles Shep day. Present were Jean Worsley, nouncers. «#gc domestic output. Surely it herd, Bob and Nancy Gilbert, Janet Hulskamper, Mary Somers, L, ~ 1 , , , . ' u . ' ' . will quicken government, industry, Bobby, Richard and Kathleen Mc George Wainwright, Robert Hamon, The reason the Office, Gyiuc stopped sm oking cigarettes, and pubHc inlerest ,in expanding Cabe, 'Richard Miller, Bryan Rush, he didn’t want to smell like one o f the girls. jo u r'o il imports from neighboring Bobbie Davis, ; John Syms, Jr., Billy Assy, Connie and Nancy Es Dorothy and Florence Marshall, Mexico whore the most recent oil telle, Billy Treiana, Cleta Weber, sister, Sharon helped in the festivi- Eleanor Syms and Marjorie, Louise Tlhe man who used to walk a mile for a Camel, has a strikes indicate big potential. Alfred Pack wood, Marguerite Til uidson who jogs three for his health. Fifteen Years Ago I ties along , with Linda, Joelle and and Billy Krosgc. ton, Carl Lockenhauer, Rodney U.S. An Established Customer \ (From the January 24, 1964 jCarlyne Aponte, Mr. and Mrs. W. A musical was held in the club ' INTERMISSION Although U. S. relations ‘ with Issue of Hie Times) (Morrison' and Douglas and Gail Brewster, Connie Fitzgerald, Mary house of the Ocean Grove Woman's Ann McGinley. Also, Miss. Agnes Fewer toes would be stepped on, Mexico have left nhuch to be de-: Morrison, Dick Wardell, Mrs. War- Club. Chairman, Mrs. May Whit ' Coiffures would remain intact; " •' y , sired during ., most of . the past cen-l Two new members were named Miss Joanne Gondek, Mr. and Handley, Mrs. Gilbert McCabe, Mrs. ney Thompson, presented Mrs. If the few who do not smoke, lury and a half, that -country has to tile township board of health. Dr. Mrs- Ronme Crane and daughter Eileen Catrick, Mrs. Katherine Du Ruth Muth, soprano; Lees Broome, Lefit their seats, between each act. 'sold some oil to us ever since it-^Carl Guzzo of Ocean Grove and Sharon, Miss Judy Ryan and Miss pont and Mrs. Gilbert visited with violinist; Douglas -Blair, boy so -[ became a petroleum exporter. In William Freed of Neptune. They E,eanor Rusl1- the young folks. prano, and Mrs. Adeline Mead, 1 the beginning .we got very little, replaced Dr. Willard Dill, whoMelinda Lyon, daughter of Mr. Two Ocean Grove war veterans reader. 1978 Now and Forever Fund but during the past decade that moved to Kentucky and Donald and Mrs. Richard Lyon, 129 Cook- formed a partnership under the The new air mail service from' (Continued from Page 1) i trickle has been significantly en- Sauta, who resigned. man Avenue, Ocean Grove, ccle- firm name of Grove Cleaners and Ocean Grove to Miami, Florida was ; larged. At recent date it amounted I Barbara Sullivan, daughter of brated her tenth birthday with a Dyere, 45'Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean found to be a great service to per The annual cost o f this type-'of fund raising counsel is • about ^ l 0 half a million barrels a day or Mr. and Mrs. James M. Sullivan, party at her home. Guests enjoying Grove.'The new owners were Had- sons in the Grove having friend.< :c the cost of pulling a competent development officer on the abuut one-third of total Mexican /Mt. Tabor Way, Ocean Grove, cel- dancing, games and refreshments •ford Catley, an airforce veteran of or relatives In Florida. The time f. 1 have seen such an officer triple and quadruple the annual output.. For that we are paying a ebrated her ninth birthday with a were Margaret Bowden, Holly four years - and 'Allen Hannah, of service between sending and ome in the Annual Giving over a period of two or. three years, small premium over and above’ party at her home. Young guests Simpkins, Melinda Holl, Jackie Gil-1 navy veteran of four years, receiving offices -was only 24 hours. '' ■ -• •• — .,„i.l. • i .. .. - — - - bert, Beverly Mix and Betsy San Miss Harriet Jean. E v e r e t t , The North Shore Market Grow ders. .daughter of Mr. and M!rs, Arthur ers Association that operated a j Five students attended a reunion R. Everett, Kearny and Ocean large market in Neptune elected If it- were ndt for Dr. George Stoll, . Mrs. Mary Firinertv, Mrs. Mexico’s .proximity to the U.S. j Jones, Ellen Kroeze, Dona Straus- given by the future Nurses Club Grove, was graduated from Kearny officers at their third - annual en Ferris and Dr. Harold Flood, plus a few loyal Design - for While the half-million barrels of er,and Jill Niedenstein. - ‘ of Neptune High School. Attending senior high school with honors. meeting. Elected were president tinv workers, the recent campaign would have, fallen flat! It is oil shipped from Mexico to the A buffet supper was held at the were Carol Crawford, Muhlenberg Attending :from Ocean: Grove area James T. Ketcharo; vice president, ing’ steadily forward because of the work of volunteers, some o f U.S. each day is only a paltry 5 % |home of Mr. and Mrs. John Apon- Hospital; Marie Rockhill, St. Fran- were Mrs. Jacob Beutell, Mrs. J John Henry Morris;, secretary, El- . . 1 . * . 1 • 1* ... . . '.1 1 _ — . 1. .. 1 J. ... .1 /.f nil TT C rim 1 nn/1 l/\f-f- f O 1 HO PAAlrrvinn Ai'AHIia A ft a mm aIa TTnNMtinl i rlftM,«rlftMft vlioin are here in this audience today, both active trustees and ac- of all U.S. oil imports and less te, 102 Cookman Avenue., O c e a n c!s Hospital; Georglana Sherry, St. H. Hemphill, Harry Height, Mr. vin F. Morris; treasurer, Howard live friends. . ”r;.. ; . . -than one-third of what we buy Grove, to celebrate the christening Francis Hospital and Barbara Ev- and Mrs. Walter Hosmer, Mr. and Slocum; directors, Elia Kessler, Hut friends, 1 admit 1 am tired and 1 am frustrated; I know from either- Saudi Arabia or Ni- of their granddaughter Barbara, ers, Seton Hall University. •. • Mrs. L. fW. White, Larry White,■ Howard Heullt, Charles' Roselle, to do it but 1 cannftt afford the time I am giving to this Devel- Seria, it totals 8 6 % of the oil Mex- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J e r r y John R. Kuester, son of the Rev. Mr. -and Mrs.; John N. Franks and and Richard Hiedenrelcht. - nt Program 'and even that is inadequate. My frustration is- *cn is selling outside her borders, Aponte, North Arlington. Barbara’s and Mrs. Lewis W, Kuester, 6 8 used by the fact that the iiccd is so great, the resources are out The most recent - and perhaps icrc and a part-time o r full dme Development Officer would bring the most extensive - Mejdean oil ie two together find is in-an area 75 miles be- How Sweet It Is!! ln 1976 we' had iO Andrus shares af over ? 1 ,000. Five were < ^ en ? arf co' WEATHER BEATERS e gifts in wills. In 1977 we had 15 -Andrus shares of which H j , . 5? . . . only once in a Mae mooa does jiving individuals who will probably give a similar amount m ', - . . . .u -. .ui?' npw 'onohnro TO WARM YOUR HEART—Two lovely apartments in ‘ a home such as this exciting offer appear oa the market. A Century >. In 1978 wp, had; 18.Andrus shares. In eyco> share categon- we ^^ ^ 1 1 0 bilIion barrels this home — Financing available — Comer proper •anr increase jn iiumlxir of contnbiitors in 1977. It is too early to p • nef An ty— Rent potential $490 per month. Only $83,000 home with all the exterior enchant ment one could desire — bat wait rt the number o f Andus and Stokes etc..shares at this time but . .... „ wi WINTER WINNER — Three Unit Home or invest an you see the Interior. Hie wide Busy Year For SOCIAL Seven Gannons SECURITY Fully Insured ROBINSON’S PAINTING INTERIOR & EXTERIOR CHUCK ROBINSON 848 Old Corlies Avenue Owner: Neptune, N J. 07753 ST. PAUL’S The Victorian .W e Accept Visa ' ' and Mastei1 Charge COLLECTIONS 2>unlap LIMOUSINE .127 Heck Ave., Ocean Grove, N. J. WANTED FOR CASH 988-4139 Closed Monday* for Winter Months . Also old folded letters and Envelopes with postal markings si: - will Visit ' to -Examine AIRPORT .,iiNo Charges - No Obligation , WESLEY A. CROZIER jfe' . y p . .professional jexperleoce MERCHANDISE FOR SALT FURNITURE, GLASSWARE; c l o c k * . 38fc'5Su& S ? ,, CENTER CUT ’ ■ ■ 560 COOKMAN AVE. ASBURY PARK HAM SLICES - - - - ■ $2.49 lb. / (opposite Steinbach’s) Mary, Rita, Charles, Ul. 1 LB. MINIMUM Senior Citizen Discount Baby Beef LIVER - - - - 89c lb. Mon.-Tues.-Wed. ;x \ i: . The Times by Mail SERVICES No . appointment necessary XTOZ. BOTTLE Free parking -• Phone DOVE LIQUID DETERGENT 79c in rear 775-0870 $8 a Year mo b a g s ' , . . . TETLEY TEA BAGS - • - $1.99 OCEAN GROVE FLOWER CHOCK FULL OF NUTS : • : V : ■ aud GIFT SHOPPE POUND CAKES - - > - - $1.19 LOST — Southend O.G. boardwalk. , South American Daisies Black and white oat,. female. Black CHOCK FULL OF NUTS — AO Pnrpos? Grind nose and chin. Answers to "Gretehen.” Call after 7 PJVf. 068-3730. — I COFFEE ------$2.39 $150 a Bunch HELP WANTED DANISH DELIGHT > £ We Have RUSSELL STOVER VALENTINE Candy MAKE EXTRA MONEY DURING YOUR SPARE TIME. — Show our COOKIES- - 3-8 oz. boxes $1.00 Now Uno of Calendars, Pens and Ad We Wire Flower* Everywhere * vertising Gifts to local firms Prompt, friend'y service from small town, 70 FRESH SALADS — HOT HARD ROLLS — FRESH PRODUCE ■ Bank American! & Master Charge Accepted • year old, AAA-l Company. No Invest ment or collections. Be yoor own Boas, 44 MAIN AVE., OCEAN GROVE - Ted Troowborst, Proprietor Pull Time notential. No experience DELIVERY DAYS — TUES,, TtHURS. & FIUDAY necessary. Write Richard Lowe, NEW • Hours: 8:30 A.M. - 6 P.M. 988-7900 TON MFG CO.. Dept. 302. Newton. PAGE SIX OCEAN GROVE and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1979 Ralph- Wood, Calvary NEPTUNE PUBLIC LIBRARY ©cean'Grove Church. Lancaster,'Pa.; P.M. Dr.'. STarman Vincent Peale; Marble Col January 1979 Calendar legiate Church, New York City. Preliminary 27 SAT.—3 P.M.—CHILDREN’S FILMS - The films that were Sept. 0—A.M., Dr. J. Mark Od- shown on Friday wilL be shown today. Program cnwslder, Vice President, Ocean Grpve Camp Meeting Association; - Season «tf 1970 P.M. - The Rev. Robert J. Dun can. Grace United Methodistt Warrior With a Press . Church, Wyckoff,. N. J. Peaching.Schedule . By John T. Cunningham June 10 A.M.. Dr. Harold Flood, JCP&L Establishes Shepard Kollock July 1—A.M. & P.M., Dr. Ken cording to Carroll Aslaksen, v i c e . Kollock and Hamilton had first met in the West Indies neth Harvey, McCracken Memorial president of consumer affairs for in 1770, when 'Kollock was 20 and Hamilton a boy o f 14. Presbyterian Church, Belfast, j c p &l \. - ..- : Born in Delaware and apprenticed at an early age to a Northern Ireland. The JCP&L executive attributed Philadelphia printer, Kollock had. gone to the West Indies "LEAD SENIORS — George Sehlesinger of Howell Twp., left, has been.elected president pf the Mon Dor his health and quickly joined the staff of a local July 8 —A.M., Rev. Dr. Richard some'of the, increase in demand to L .. Francis of John Street United an increase in customers rthis year mouth County Senior Citizens Council and John Tergis ol Marlboro Twp. has been elected.ilst .vice newspaper.. ■ ;,/>; /•.';'•' over last year, but said a major president. Freeholder Jane G. Clayton was the Councils installing officer at its January meeting. Methodist Church, New’ York City; Young Hamilton came to Kollock’s attention when th e • PM., Choir Festival portion of the increase was due to boy wrote a vivid account o f a West Indian hurricane for th e the cold weather experienced that July 15—A.M. & P.M., Methodist newspaper. Six years later, the two came together a ga in , Bishop D. Frederick Wertz, Charle week. . ■ in New York when Kollock was commissioned a lieutenant ston, West Virginia. July 16-17, Mr. Aslaksen cautioned custom in Hamilton’s New York artillery company. :(Preaching Mission) Bishop Wertz. ers that colder weather would have Kollock married Susannah Arnett o f Elizabeth, and th u s July 22—AM. & P.M. Rev. Dr. an effect on their energy hills-and became a Jerseyman by marriage. He was approached in David . Seamands. First United that they should check such things 1779 to start a propaganda paper to counter British "cewa Methodist Church. Wilmore. Ken as weather, stripping' around win leaks” and to boost American morale. He resigned his com tucky. ) • dows and doors, filters, and insula tion.to make sure they arc using mission on January 3, 1779. . Six weeks later the Journal S July 2D-A.M. & P.M.. Dr. Tom energy as efficiently as possible; started. .. ' Haggat. President. Tom Hsggai & He went on to say. “ some people < Associates, Inc.. High Point. N. The army gave Kollock more than jusit an assignment supplement ’heir, heating system .- Carolina. to print. Commissary records show that he received paper .with - portable electric heaters, ■ August'. 5—A.M. &• PM., Methodist from precious military supplies and also w a s sent large These heaters c a n be dangerous quantities o f army rags to be used for making his own papers Bisbnp Scott Allen. Charlotte, North andTire large consumers of electric- Carolina.' . lty. Only portable heaters w ith Army propaganda in the Journal was deliberately slanted , : August 1 2 —A.M. Dr! William 'Underwriters Laboratory (UL) ap to deceive the enemy. Starving, freezing soldiers at Jockey Parks, Evangelist at Large; Lanca proval should be used, a n d 'th ey Hollow in Morristown must have been surprised to read in shire, England; P.M., Dr. William should',be used sparingly in order Koliock’s press of their - fine condition and good morale. v K. Quick, Melropolltan U.M. to keep electric. bills down.” Indi Hopefully they understood that such interpretations were Church, Detroit, Michigan. (C a m p viduals can receive advice on cut meant for-British eyes in New York. Meeting Sunday). . ting down- their electrical use by contacting JCP&L’s Consumer Ser- . Despite its frank intention to propagandize for military ' August 10—A.M. Dr. Quick and gain, the Journal became, despite itself, a source of. informa P.M. Dr. Parks. (Camp Meeting vices Department in’ Morristown. ! tion. . Sunday).' •- I Customers who are experiencing I difficulty meeting their electric • AID TO COLLEGE — Paul W. Dunn of Colts Neck, Center, manager of Sears Rocbiick' & Co. at Sea- There was little in the way. of direct news, since space August 26—AM. & PM., Dr. Mou- bill due to the added use should , view Square Mall, Neptune, visited Monmouth to presen a $2,000 grant to the College on behalf of The was too precious. But the doings o f war-time New J e rse y zon Higgs. Trinity United Methodist ; contact ithelr local business office i Sears-Roebuck Foundation. He is pictured with M jnmouth President, Dr. Richard 3. Stoneslfer, left, could be gleaned through advertisements and tid-bits qf hews Church, Beaumont, Texas. ' immediately so that suitable ar- 1 and Joseph J. Coote, the College’s director of development and institutional advancement. The Sears- that appeared under a general heading of CHATHAM. ; •August 20-September 1—Devo rangements c a n be made. “Vie I Roebuck Foundation this month is distributing more than $36,300 to, 17 privately supported colleges “Chatham,” in, this case, meant almost anything — tional Life Mission, Dr. C h e s t e r want' our customers to know that: • and universities in New Jersey. The institutions are among over 1,000 private, accredited two and Ionr: the arrival of the French Ambassador in Morristown, th e Pennington. Professor, lliff School w e a re • interested in their prob-: year schools across the counfry which are sharing in 51,500,000 in Sears Foundations funds for the of Theology, Denver, Colorado. lems.” Mr. Aslaksen said “ but .we !. execution of a deserter at Jockey Hollow, or the suicide o f 1978-79 academic year. Funds may be nsed unrestrictedly as the colleges and universities deem mo* alocal resident. Ail were reported with equal brevity. - ' September 2 A.M.—Rev. Dr. cannot help unless they inform us.” essary. Advertisements ranged tfrom notices of a major h orse race , to be run art Chatham to a - laconic notice that on® Ebenezer-Searls would no longer be responsible for the ac tions or debts of his wife, Ruth. J Other evidences afl local spirit brightened the pages— in essays, poetry (some written by Kollock himself), letter* ito the editor and unsigned columns cxf -satire or raw pnppa-- ganda Ocean .Publishing a paper in war-torn New. • Jersey was not easy. The Columns o f the Journal abounded with pleas fo r rags to make paper, with requests for new subscribers, and with veiled threatts against those who had failed to pay for ads or . subscriptions. • The last edition o f the-.New Jersey Journal in Chatham .was dated November 12, 1783 (although, the paper in time was reactivated as the forerunner o f Elizabeth Daily Journal). Kollock moved (to New York, opened a book store, and then returned to Elizabeth in 1788 to* resume his printing chores. He died in Philadelphia on July 28, 1839, at the age of 88. The story of''Kollock and his Journal is being retold in. Editor for Freedom, a recent publication by the Chatham Historical . Society. T he warrior,-with a press is finally get ting deserved respect and attention. Silver — Estate Jewelry Complete Collision Repair Service •. B. Feddes it Jewelers t i Hour Sendee MANY, MANY PHOTOS - Antiques Bought &. Sold.- MONMOUTH 12 Month Calendar Pad Estates Appraifeted".''.: Vi Next to the Post Office • • with daily spaces for memos. Phone 774-6635 Phone 774-4511 181 S. MAIN ST. Photos of Hurricane Carol, St. Paul’s Church 9:30 to 5:09 — Closed Moil. NEPTUNE, N. J. Choirs, Ocean Grove Elementary School Gradua tion, Swimming Queens, C)pea)i; ,Qrpve . Little L«a:?ue \Viidcats, the North End Swimming P ool, . For All Your-;'. tiU Bathing Beach, the Beachfront, Elementary KRUSCHKA Sc hool Basketball Team, and others. . r: ■ ; TH E F L.O R I S T Floor co wrins • Weddings A Specialty " , • Funeral Sprays Needs A COLLE CTOR5S IT E M '» {Cdt - Corsages : V:. • •••:. y Flowers for A1 1 Occasions — S E E — Order Now - Limited Supply Trl 922-4413 Davison Riijws We Telegraph Flower* — Ideal Gift for Christmas ‘783 W ayside " ' Neptune 39 ’pilgrim Pathway OCEAN GROVE, N; J Tel. 775-7371 /VT*'- . KW r'-'i.'kv rgrr.r y R A D I O C A B • Wheel Atignnient I enclose < Calendar (s ) Ocean Grove’s 4th Annual Historic Calendar P lio sp e c l • .Shocks & M ufflers • • Brake Service.. Name Ready for Over the Counter Sale or Mailing 5-5600 • General Repairs Street V-:- y ' by December 13tli ECONOMICAL 24 HOUR SERVICE T ow n & Z ip Courteous, ComEortable, Clean Neptunp ■ DJ^-,774r2442 Safe and Dependable V«ior Sufety. Is Our Business $2.00 Per Calendar - |%(I0 by Mail TIMES OFFICE, 64 MAIN AVE., OCEAN GROVE, N. J. 07756 ust TtffOAsstmv THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1979 OCEAN GROVE and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY PAGE SEVEN [a}.' Games were played and prizes .Jauer of the “ Hills” will be mar- Center in Long Branch and to Mr. were awarded, Two o f the guests ried on April- 29th, hence, the prob-and Mrs;. Tyrone Scott, also of Nep- Mayors Support were celebrating their birthday, so !am .“ Heaven can wait!’ : it must!) tune, on ths birth of their baby Deris had a beautifully decorated!. LoroMa and Bob Klahre of Hinck gii-1 on January 18, at the JerseyRodino Bill birthday cake In their honor: Claire Drive .in Wall Township, and their 3hsre Medical' Center. Newman and Evelyn Brester were four children — Barbara, Michael, Goodbye for now. delightfully surprised. Among theiDoug and Tommy have just re-1 .' . — — * ------TRENTON- — Vir.eland M a y o r st'ier guests who. attended this furi iurned from a cruise to Nassau, Patrick Fjorilli, representing th e party were Ruth Cole, Inge Polly, They, embarked >- in Florida and1 Trinity Church New Jersey Conference of Mayors, Mi/dred Martens, Mildred Baldwin ,vhen they returned they . visited exDressed statewide mayoral sup-' Grace Rusch, Harriet. Schultz, Em friends and “ Busch Gardens” be- Announcementsi port for an anti-recession bill1 sched ma. Edwards, Beatrice Lageveen, fore heading North. uled for presentation today to the Beth Tennant, Vera Bullwinkel, The Shark River Hills Property; '-i- .r-'nr-i.w.Miistives by Con Gertrude, Niebuhr, Glady Meisen- Jwners Association will meet at ASBURY PARK — Celebrations gressman Peter Rodino. haimer, Estelle Debus and Thelma the firehoiise on Brighton AVienue of the. Holy Eucharist will be held The bill includes a 2 year ex Mackey (from Hillside). on Monday night January 22, at 8 at 8 . and lOi o.’dock, Sunday .morn tended authorization for antireces The “ Just-A-Mere Bridge Club” P.M. Topics of interest to- SRH ing, the; fourth Sunday after Epip sion funds. Amendments provide met at the home of Mrs. Marion residents will be discussed. hany, in Trinity Church. The early that the program will be- active Cooper of Belmar, on Moiiday Birthday wisnes this week to Patiservice follows the 1928 version of when the National Rate of unem- night, January 15. Among ithe “bid Fraser and Nancy Cooley (twins),-the Book of Common Prayer, and , n'avmenl sveeeds 6 %. The pro ders”- were Augustine Wilson. Hul- Barbara Treiber, former Mayor Jo* the; late service follows the. 1976 gram will be suspended when the da Shaw, Angela Puryear, Mildred jeph Pepe, Walter Beattie, Mfellta version, and includes music and a rate is less than 6 %. Robinson, Rose ITiamas and Doro Schuman, Janet Palmer Boland; Wm on; Scripture for the day is The bill also authorizes a quarterly thy Robinson — all of Neptune and syce , Hulse, Albert Fritz; a n d Deuteronomy 18:15-20; I Corinth- sum of $85 million: for fiscal as- Covliza Holiman of Middletown. Viola Bartell: And very special tans'Si MS: and Mark 1:21-28. Mu Instance t" local governments Guy Cavalieri Jr, son of Mr. and birthday wishes to my granddaugh sic, under the direction of Lawrence !whose unemployment rates a r e and Mrs. Guy Cavalieri of t h e ter Lisa Gallagher of Wayne; N: J., J. Salvatore; Organist a n d Choir bos® 6%. "(fables” Just received some good who is 8 today and got Her EARS master, will include the Mantgom- i “Th^se trigger mechanisms make news and some bad news: The good PIERCED to prove it, (I' under ery-Kodiat version of 1 ‘The Lord the Rodino bill the best anti-rece»- OUTGOING CHIEF OF STAFF, H. Walter Evans, M.D., Is shown taking part in festlvittes at a news is that he has been appointed stand it’s the “ ih" thing to do on' Is My Shepherd,” and the great 'sicn bili for the country." s a id luncheon to welcome new colleagues to Jersey Shore Medical Center given by the Medical and Den- to the Sea Girt Police Department. her block Heaven help us!) Toccata- in F for organ by Johami . FioriUi. ' ta fS & ff. Dr.' Evans was presented with .a plaque honoring him for his service to the hospital In the The bad news is he’ll have to post Happy Anniversary ito Melita-and';Sebastian Bach. j -*r*- pagf'he1 has held for the past three; m pone his honeymoon plans until he Harry Shuman and to Marion-and) Church School classes, Coffee, e completes a . 13— week training Richard Brice: jHour, and an Adidt Discussion s e - - . T L ^ . T i m i W : n v M a i l • And now some local news: Marie course at the N. J. State Police Our congratulations to Mr and'ries lad by Father Paul Meglath- j 1 1 ,C ■ ? Westervelt, 18 yr. old son of form Academy in Sea Girt the latter Mrs. William Smithof Neptune on^ery follows the late service. I. - ■ er “ Hills” residents, Ed and Carol part of April. Guy a n d Lauren the birth-, o f their baby girl' onj A healing service is ’held every ’ LET’S TAKE Westervelt, will' leave January 18, Bauer, daughter of Ralph and Lois January- i 8 ; at Monmouth: Medical'. Friday at 10 a.m. in the Chapel. for Engadine,' Australia for a TO NEPTUNE year. Mark has been selected as an AFS Americans Aboard participant j»v Kay Gallagher . and wffl complole' his senior year of high school in Engadine, which 102 Highland Avenue is a suburb of Sidney. S t u a r t Thompson of Riverside Drive join Shark River Hills ed the Westervelts and a group of friends to wish Mark Bon Voyage at Telephone 988-4746 a party at the Westervelt home in North .Conway, New Hampshire on January 6 . Marik will have an over- AUTO BODY SHOP — USED CARS Plaster Repairs - Sidewalks; - Steps ni$»t. stay in San Francisco jm i REPAINTING from $150 775-6800 . THE VISIT be the guest of former O c e a n W. B. GRAY, JR., MASON - 449-8627 W beaour grandchild comes to visit When at last her visit’s over - Grove resident, Lois Taylor and Grove Auto Enterprises SmaJIi Jabs, Our Specialty and'we find ithat we must part, in to - “gMo^Grandma’s dress,” family. (O ur ■ congratulations, 1805 Tilton’s Comer Road Wall, N. J. om jf, She steals my-priae possession— Body repair on all cars . . Fair prices, Quality Work, approved by Sbe toddles around and fingers Mark.) \ everjidiihg that we possess. she has taken Grandma’s heart. , ; all Insurance companies — Geo. Albach. Owner • ■Mrs. Doris Hall, of Jagger Ave FUEL OIL —Martin Buxbaum .. 86 SOUTH MAIN ST. — OCEAN GROVE (NEPTUNE) She will dabble In the fishbowl, Well, don’t you worry, dear Mr. nue, Nefftune had a post-holiday THE FAIRLIE & WILSON CO. Buxbaum, you've won a lot of oth luncheon at her Home on January walk around in Grandma’s hat, AUTO REPAIR/ SERVICE GARAGE Campht* Horae Heating & Cooling puU the pans from out the cupboard, er Grandmothers’ hearts with your 18th. Her home was still dressed U MEMORIAL DRIVE, NEPTUNE 7 7 5 - 1 I U even drop them on the cat. lovely poem. or Christmas — traditional tree et EMIL FORTUNATO EMIL’S GARAGE Proprietor DRUGS G E N E R A L AUTO R EPAIR S 43 MAIN AVE., OCEAN GHOVE EDWARD B. HOLL, Re*. Pk Body & Fender Work - Used Cars for Sale NAGLE’S Main - Central Pharmacy1 1 Gas, Oil, Tires & Batteries 'D#ctof Advise Nagle’s” Tel. 7W-02M 1300 CORUES AVE., NEPTUNE PRESCRIPTIONS FILLER BEST QUALITY DRUGS Dial 774-3344 '■ ELECTRICIAN Phone 774-1439 24 HOUR SERVICE; ADAMS ELECTRIC Wiring — Fixtures — Appliances — N. J. License *5174 SHAFTO’S GARAGE CORP. D. Darvin Adams, Jr. Dial fO -M ll STORAGE — BATTERY — TOWING SERVICE — REPAIRING 1 Vanartn Drive, Neptnne, N. J.______Corner Corlles Avenue and Main Street Neptune, N. J. BROWN ELECTRIC CO. ’X C M 1 RE-INSPECTION CENTER ROAD SERVICE Tele. ( » I ) 77IW»1S Residential & Commercial Wiring • Free RottuaMk RAY POLAND AUTO SERVICE i l l l r . Emergency Service •• Roger Brown, 1*1 Overlook Dr., Neptaaa Complete Brake Work, Front Alignment, Electrical Work, Tires and MOVING - STORAGE - PACKING Batteries — Tune-Up using Marquette'Engine-Analysers for New and AGENTS . •U Old Autos. .24 hr. towlng and road service. Closed Saturday and Sunday. ASBURY AVB: ALLIED A. G. ROGERS P a ll 77/1 'IW il 1 SOUTH MAIN ST. ■' ASBURY P A M CO., INC; l.all / OCEAN GROVE - NEPTUNE VAN LINES Call 7T»-Mta MOVING AND STORAGE CARPENTER _ GENERAL CONTRACTOR PAINTING — DECORATING General Contracting — Carpentry — Alterations — Jobbing Gillan Painting & Home Services JAMES W, DAY-9881914 INTERIOR . EXTERIOR “Quality la the «nly U—l lU m fe * Aluminum Siding — Combination Windows — Dean — B w t H J* ABBOTT AVE., OCEAN GROVE — Free Estimates Fully Insured — 77M727 P. O Box 34j Ocm o G w rt “ When you start to work, it’s easy to .spend your, Carpentry - Alterations - Property Repair & Remodeling whole paycheck. NEIL SOCHA - 774-2200 JOHN J. GASSNER Painting & Decorat * Interior &-Exterior And that’s a good reason to join the Payroll j 1801 MONMOUTH BLVD., WALL TOWNSHIP • TEL. 881-1871 151 COOKMAN WE., ir^ a n i Sr o V E ,^ .' j Savings Plan and buy U.S. Savings Bonds, -'•V Free Estimates- • . Experienced ^ Quality Workmanship Pnlly Insured - Expert . Work Because Bonds ^row with you. So While you’re' PLUMBING and SEATING working hard doing your job, Sayings Bbnds RALPH KREMER - 988-2543 Residential & Commercial Estimates Cheerfully Gtra can be working hard doing their job. And that job General Contracting • Alterations - Qatfarooms & Kitchen 125 STOCKTON AVE. FREE ESTIMATES OCEAN GROVE FRANK J. ECKART - 774-0656 is making money for you. P.O. BOX U6 BRADLEY BEACH, N. J. I7TM We make a specialty of small jobs—Free Estimates Bonds can help cultivate your dreams. 1 Installation & Service • Free Whatever they are/A.college education, down WHITTIER & LASHEK, 774-1805 Dave Megill - 988-5659 OCEAN GROVE payment on a new house, of a long-awaited II OCEAN AVE. Heating and Air Conditioning Co. - Oil, Gas, Electric vacation. Even a retirement nest egg. 24 Hour Service NEPTUNE, N. J. Put U.S. Savings Bonds to work for you, * GENERAL CONTRACTOR SNOW PLOWING storing away tlie fruits of'your labor. MICHAEL MARTUSCELLI PROPERTY RECONDITIONING ' j Plant the seeds of your future today. You’ll be QUALITY WORK 922-8263 The WM. R. HOGG COMPANY, Inc. v^jurpi^sed what they can grow into. KEVIN VERRILLI - 988-7715 PLUMBING HEATING AIR-CONDITIONING E Bonds pay 6% interest when held to maturity of 5 years CONTRACTORS • Dial 775-3198 If no answer, call 774-0594 — CARPENTER-CONTRACTOR (4% % the first year). Interest is not subject to state or local ■ Alterations. A PAGEIEIGHT OCEAN GROVE and NEPTUNE TIMES, T QWNSH1P OP NEPTUNE, .NEW JERSEY THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1919 • he is survived by his son,Dennis Before retiring Mr. Palmer was . Obituaries C.,’ and a daughter, Mrs. Harry S. a truck driver for’ Klein Beverage ,®®J V I C e S , l U e C U U g S Rudirig. all of Ocean Grove; seven Distributors. He was an Army vet At Hamilton grandchildreji, three great, grand eran of World War II. siihS Ag n e s , d a y . •- children; two brothers, George and Surviving are his wife, Marion;, NEPTUNE — “ Our Need f o r . ’ OCEAN GROVE — Funeral seiv Winston,'of England, arid two sis a son, Ernest Jr., at home; two ■Excrcism’ 11 will be the theme of vices were Monday afternoon for ters, Mrs. Ethel Stanley and Mrs. daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Bedford, Pastor Lloyd R. Applegate’s ser- ? -.MJss Agiius Day, 92, who died last Maud Oliver, .of England. herc. and Mrs. Mary Diane Cram- „ . v „ „ „ , „ Friday at !he Francis Asbury Man- er, Pittsburgh; two brothers Ed- ^ a" a t '‘hls Su^ f * and 11 ■ or, .-Methodist Home. 70 Stockton WILLIAM W. ‘ Doc” MERRITT w rit, Wall Township, and Paul, * ’M’ V t Avenue,'where she had resided’ for „ , . . . Vi,, ; ing will: be Mark 1:21-28. Church OCEAN GROVE— Services were e ar, an a sis r, rs, a j school students from kindergarten ; jniore than . 2 1 months. held yesterday morning for Wil Boetticher, Lakewood. ! through grade six will visit and Interment was ’ in Evergreen liam Wrightson "Doc” Merritt. -87, Cometery, Hillside-Elizabeth. The of 107 Franklin Avenue, who died D r F o HPNNTNGSFM ilake early worship ser- ! vice They will sing an anthem and ' Oocan '.Grove Memorial Home was Monday. Interment was ,in Ever MEPTUNE _ Funeral services iisten tQ ^ junior sermon by Pas. in’ charge of arrangements. green Cemetery, Basking Ridge. . will be held today (Thurs.) for Dr ■ Applegate entitled “ The.'F- us ■:;i; .Miss Day was the owner-manag- II tinrtninrrcnn ■ 7 9 />I . :.Vf7 _ • • _ Born in Newark, he had resided Florence 0. Henningseri, 72, of Sign.” 11x6 chapel choir accompan- cr of Day’s Ice Cream' Garden, hi Ocean Grove All his adult, life 504 Green. Grove Boad. She died ^ • lnUsjc director James Mc- having assumed the operation of and was a member of; Stokes Fire Iast Sunday at Mountainside IIospi- Kjmm wfl,. sing a{ 9;3f) a!so 'th e pioneer business'in 1930 upon Company for over SO years He tal,-Montclair. 'n».'chen* | { » t B0 ^ ^ E0 ? O> ^ t ^ 51 Treasurcr has “ Mrffled ln UMW Thrift Shop and paper drive . *1 M S T m #t! t o a t ■ i,nd s,»!c of Ncw JcrscylWHtaiEAS. The- »m»i Public con- by cub scouts Saturday. | Uiey’ aK'Inreby allfhoriaed t» execute ’ !’ Tl,e Mivor and Townshto, Clerk ^ ‘J ; the co^inct wIthLnrrlson Coaf & nre hercby authorized and directed Ing the award of contracts for "Pro- Scout Troop 190 Will have Its atl- rarai dinner, at Hamilton Church product cost to Laixlson Coal & Fuel , , 2. This contract Is awarded without NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RESOL-. ferlOWShp hall at 4 P.M. \ Ely Oil. Inc.. for the period ending De* < “mpetitlve. bidding as “Professional V®D, On thds 18th' day of January, : • ‘ ^ ‘ i- cember. 31, 1979. . S?rvice^ under the provisions of the 1379. by the. Board of Adjustment of . , . .. I FUNERAL HOME 2. This contract fails within the ex- .m l Public Contract Law because it l’’e Township of Noptune. Co^ty of recognized profession _ licensed Monniouth and State of New Jersey f . \ v \ fl Vkf] p R O O K ■ ^Cont'ra?tsinlSw' '.sAin’ existInH :’ ' -r-o'Hed bv ih^ law ond It is no*, as follows:’ ■*; emergency situation...... toobtain competitive bjds. \ : Tho Cnairm;v". Secretary are - rnnv V tills n>«niiitinn -hnt; iw 5- A cnDV of the Resolution aliall be hereby authorized and dirocied io ex- n,Ashed In’ Uie Nentuiie-Ooe^. nubllshed In the Noptune Ocean Grove fruto the attached agreement with May Be Bought riFRANCIONI puousneo in w e Noptimc uooan T-imos required .by law within 10 l-awrenoe M. Lawson I Grove Times as required by law within required ...... vs of its passage. • . ’ . • . 2. This contract is awarded without 10 days of its passage The U.S. Postal Services 197# I TAYLOR and DATED: January 17. 1070 ' ’"'-D: January 15, 1979 mnetitlve bidding as "Professional Robert E. House, Clerk : •,-rESTG1LBBilTO MEUENDEZ. Mayor National Zip Code and Post -Of S 14.04 LOPEZ, Inc. ..on-E. Bennett. Township Cl«* t« W M fice Directory will be available NOTICE OK ELECTION t 51 sslb'e lo obtain competitive bids. for purchase at $7.50 per copy , FUNERAL HOME OCEAN GROVE FIKE . DISTRICT * " \ 3. A copy of tho Rijsoultlon shall be in post offices across the country RESOLUTION published in . the Neptune-Ocean To ail Legal Voters of Fire District of the Township of Neptune G,r.9Ye Times r..? required by law starting February 1. DANIEL L. FRANCION1 a-! in Ocean Grove, County of Mon- wi'hln 10 days of Its passaue.. inauth. State of New Jersey. WHEREAS, There exists a need for The new directory updates and THOMAS Vi. I'AYLOR assist the D^TED: January 18, 1979 Notice Is hereby giVen that a:: elec- Professional Services ; to combines zip code information D. JOSEPH LOPEZ . tibn will be iield Saturday, February Township In resarchlng and applying G»LORlA V. BURRELL. Chairman 17,. 1979 between the hours -of 2 P.M, available Federal loans and grants* Attest: • . ' previously‘listed in the national H4-7tk Ave. Asbury Park and J? for Ihe purpose o f electing tQ monitor proposed 'and pending nc'LEN L. RIGGS. Secretary / Tel. 775-00*1 two (2) msmbers for a »*nn of tlirec legislation; —4 , * $11.90 zip code directory and the direc 13) years to the Board of Fire Com- WHEREAS. Funds for this purpose ------;■ —------— tory of post office publication 26. lttk A Atkins Ave. Neptune mlsisloners o f Ocean Grove Fire . D l s - will be provided for the first three , REfjOLUTION OF THE . Zip code and post office direc Tel. 7754)028 tr!ct#\. Ocean Grove. New Jersey months of. 1979 in .the 1979 Temporary BO ARP: OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE 07750 At the same time and P l a c e Budget and f u n d s for the b a l a n c e o f t o w n s h i p o f ' NEPTIII^F tories were formerly available ’ thei'e will be presented to the voters ii?!) WM be provided in the Budget for ..... I. - .*, u n e , » MmAMi OFFICERS THOMAS W. BIBBY of the New Jersey Marine P o t o an appropriation of $110,000.00 for fire *»l2 year 1979 when finally adopted, WHEREAS. There .exists a^ need for I QnlV tnroHCll the government purposes for ihe year "1970. ’ •* *■— m----- ’ ------'------~—urt„.i Iht* W>rvtf<* o f n Court RoDorter forr tho is being given the Coast Guard Silver Llfesaving Medal* awarded a bond issue qucytion 'ih ii? S £ 5 u S ? - i % 7 rra“ ror ocrlined , printing office at a total, cost of .by Vice Admiral Robert XL Price, Qiminander:. TWrd Coast Gaart ol’ 5G0.000.00. writing, wiierqai?. n HFiiii.pur- Farry Memorial .l4t A. . . I 1 J dnM 4Uti* "T 1 «u*4 4hlU\A _ — . .‘•District- fn a ceremoajv by Governor Breudan T. Byrne.. Bibby m t , cited for heroic action in tble rescue of two people frotn tbe iqr Home waters of Shrewsbury River last April. Board mo: each year for an undated ve/i IM Third Avenue r e - - f t, i sion. The new P lication , how- «*’ Monmouth, state s0r,7Eb, on this isth day cf Jan- wHESMAS. Th« l