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Volunteers Help Clean Cemetery Professional Office Complex 98 Years Old Support Your ... and NEW Every Thursday Volunteers OCEAN GROVE TIMES. TOWNSHIP OP NEPTll Mi. NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY. NOV. 8, 1973 T E N CENTS VOL. XCVIII NO. 45 ~ - ■■ = . :=. ------- Volunteers Help Professional Office Complex Adjacent To Medical Center Retires Democrats Win Clean Cemetery In State, County, NEPTUNE TVVPI — The weath­ Neptune Twp. er was perfect which helped make “Work Day” - October 27 - at Brendan T. Byrne, former. Mount Prospect Cemetery such a Superior Court-Judge, led the huge success. Democrat party to a statewide • Approximately 175 people at- landslide Tuesday, crurdihijr ended and many arrived, bringing his GOP opponent, Congress­ lwn mowers and grass cutting e- man Charles \V. Sandman, by quipment. over 750,000 voles.' Here’ Present were B oy Scouts and iNeptune Township tin: Gov- Scoutmasters, Unexcelled Firemen, ! ei'nor-Elect scored a plurality : Neptune First Aid with ambulance ' of nearly 2,0(i0 (4,670 to 2,- standing by, Neptune J.C.'s Ceme­ 700). y ,■/■:■ ;r, tery Trustees, many plot owners as I The Democrat candidates well' as-a lunch at noon. Most Df ■ rode the victory wave into .the; the food was donated. H. Y. Hall j township committee seats for Company, of' Manasquan, erected CLARENCE II. HILLMUTH, the first time in over '10 years, - a large tent, under which the JR., 140 Oxonia Ave., Nep­ . .vith Joseph M. Pope aild Gil- food was served,' with room for tune, retired October 31 from ■ bel t Melendez scoring 3,839 a registration booth. Jersey Central Power & Light ! and 3,801, respect ively, for - Two undertakers arrived with Company after 32 years serv­ . the three-year terms', while large power cutting machines ice with the utility. He was sen­ ! their Republican opponents, which did an excellent job. ior clerk in the Legal Records [jester -S. Goldstein and in­ Visiting the cemetery during Department. Mr. Hillmuth cumbent Dr. John Rizzo, poll- the day were Senator Richard R. joined the company in March, ! ed 3,736 and 3,627. ’ I .Mrs. Almerth M. Battle, defeat­ Stout, attorney for the Cemetery 1942 and worked, in the Sta­ dental profession so as to sup­ ed the GOP candidate, Joseph A. Trustees, Acting' .Mayor Herman NEPTUNE TWP. — S & R Con­ tionery Department before plement the facility of Jersey Shafto, 4,040 to 3,598, for thc one- Johnson, and William Magill, for­ struction Co, proposes to construct Shore Medical Center. At the pres- transferring'to Legal Records Dr. Howard A. Jewell, Chairman year unexpired term of the late mer caretaker for many years. and develop a professional office sent time the developer.is contem­ in 1952. He and Mrs. Hillmuth, Gilbert Twelves. complex on the property adjacent plating the possibility of causing the former Mips Myrtle Conk­ A Civil War Monument at the to the jersey Shore Medical Cen­ one or more of the buidings to be Of County Heart Sunday Jan. 6 James T. Burke, incumbent tax entrance of the Cemetery w a s lin, have two daughters, Mrs. ter. The total office space area will condominiumized so that the med­ collector, was the only Republican cleared, painted and' inscription ical professionals might maintain Bernice Fournier, Wall Town­ be over 25,000 sq. ft. There will LONG BRANCH - The date o survivor, receiving 3,969 votes to painted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert the ownership benefits which the ship, and Mrs. Estella Rocn, be four separate buildings, which January 6, has been an his Democrat challengcr, Norman McKnight, of Ocean. They also condominium has to offer. Mazamanie, Wis. will contain approximately 6,300 Completion and occupancy is an-- as Heart Sunday, 1974‘by Dr Dorfman, who polled 3,728. beautified the Monument with ticipated for the summer of 1974. .. ------- * -------- — sq. ft. each and will contain mini­ A. Jewell, Ocean Grove State Senator Richard R. Stout, seasonal flowers. mum office; modules" of approxi­ The principals of S & R Con­ cian, who was appointed chairman o veteran legislator and native son Another “ W o r k Day” is being mately 850 sq. ft. The four build­ struction Co. are Michael'J. San- ings shall be connected by covered domeno and Louis Rosenberg, c-o the program ; which . was started thre; Dr. Ralph Perone of Neptune Tpwnship, lost in his planned for late in November. pedestrian walk ways and will be Alan C. Sugarman, 640 Mattison years ago by th e '’Monmouth; Count} reelection bid to Herbert J. Buoh- Cemetery Trustees are: D. Jo­ artfully landscaped. venue, Asbury . Park. Icr of Ocean Township. Here in H eart'Assoc.'.’ ’•* •': Assumes Practice seph Lopez,, president; Mrs. Ed- It is anticipated by the develop­ The property was stild by t h e Neptune Township the Democrat The Heart Sunday Screening Prc mona Brooks; vice president; er that the buildings will be used, Township of Neptune to the S sweep gave Buehlcr a 4,114 to 3,- and R Construction Co. for $62,000. gram h as' examined some 2000 Mon Mrs. Donna Doherty, secretary; exclusively by the medical and Of Dr. G. Locke 663 plurality. In this 10th district mouth County residents since it begai Helen A. Quering, treasurer; and Assembly contest, Democrats Mrs. in 1972, to determine their possibl Henry Patterson and Mrs. Eliza­ OCEAN GROVE — Dr. Ralph Gertrude Berman and William Public Concert At Redeemer risk of heart attack. The 1974 screen beth Hughes. Anthony Perone has assumed the Fitzpatrick were victorious over in- -----r r - « ------ - ing.will be held at Monmouth Mcdica Ocean Grove practice of Dr. Greg­ rumbent Brian T. Kennedy and ory Locke at 108 Main Avenue. Deal’s Mayor Daniel Kruman, Blood Bank At i,s in family practici All rccords and histories will be GOP nominees. In Neptune Toivn- is on thc cxccutivi moved to larger offices at 501 ship’the tallies were Berman, 3,884; St. Paul’s Nov. 19 of Jersey Shore Mcdica Seventh Avenue in Asbury Park. Fitzpatrick, 3,928; Kennedy, 3,724, Center and the Monmouth Count and Kruman, 3,532. OCEAN GROVE — The Mon­ Medical Society. He attended schoo Incumbent Freeholder Albert mouth County Blood Bank will re- New York, graduating from Nev Allen lost to Philip fHimbs, Demo­ ,'turn to St. Paul’s United Method­ York Medical College. He is marriei crat, in the county-.-wide race and ist Church, Monday, Nov. 19 at 5 and has fhree children. " \ also here in Nepraffi) Township, 3,- P.M. to receive donations of blood According to Dr. Jewell, f the screen 867 to 3,616. ' - ing program is promarily • geared . I for the church blood bank. Monmouth. County residents, age 3' When one of the worst storms to 65, who cannot afford to obtain of the season hit the Oct. 29 blood New Director Of a profile of their “risk factors” . , bank date, it became necessary to D n.. H o w a r d A . J e w e l l "Details of the screening are now N. J, National set up a new date. ’being discussed, but we already know Other committee members are: Nich­ ;:V' The Rev. William McClelland, that the. program will, include: blood TRENTON — G. Earle Under­ olas ArcQmano, M .D ., W . Long pastor, has announced persons in­ tests to determine cholesterol and tri­ wood has been elected to the board Branch; Mrs. David - Clausen, * R.N., terested in joining the blood bank glyceride levels and analysis gf patients' of directors of New Jersey. Nation­ Colts Neck; Mrs. Altpa Penn, R.N., should register at the church prior activities such as smoking, exer­ al. Corporation, parent company of to the date. Marlboro. Trenton-based New Jersey Natioi TIIE NEW ’ KINGSMEN, a singing group which is touring the cise and occupation*',; said Dr. Jewell. ■ y/Those donating blood at the al Bank; New Jersey National country under thc auspices of tiie Department of Evangelism of the of Princeton; and the Un­ bank will be registered as mem­ American Lutheran Church, will present a concert at Redeemer bers of the St. Paul's Church Blood Lutheran Church. 3531 Highway 33, Neptune, on Tuesday, Nov. Jersey Shore Medical Center Seeks derwood Mortgage and Title Com­ Bank and will also be members of 13, at 8 P.M. The New Kingsmen present a variety of instru­ pany, Irvington. " / •• mental and vocal music, including folk, folk rock, traditional, orig­ Mr. Underwood is President of the Monmouth County B lood inal, ppp and gospel. Tlie public, is invited. For Three-Part Program Bank. For.each pint of blood donat­ New Providence Fair, Inc., a sub­ ed, the donor assures himself and urban ■ shopping center located in vhis family full coverage for a year. Home-Owners Meeting ; NEPTUNE TWP; - A SI.250,000 meet priority medical equipment needs Union County a n (I is .Iso Vice fond raising campaign will be launched at the hospital,-.and for.air condition­ Frank L. Wilgus, blood bank Variety Show President of.Franke Associates, an. this fall by Jersey Shore Medical Ccnj ing .patient, rooms in the. South and' chairman, noted that this would be ; OCEAN GROVE — Due to ths Irvington, N, J. insurance agency. ter—Fitkin Hospital, it was .announced W est .wings of the. 500:bed institution. t h e third blood bank in Ocean At St. James Thanksgiving Holiday the Home , Mr. Uiidwerwood holds an AB dc- this week by John G. Hewitt, president “.The purpose of the Second Seventy. Grove. An Ocean Grove bank was Owners Association will hold their Dr. Ralph A. Perone 1 gree from SpringHill College, Mo­ of the hospital’s board of trustees. set up at the Methodist Home, and BRADLEY BEACH — A variety 'monthly meeting on November 16 Fund," Mr.'Hewitt stated, “is to com­ Qr, Perone completed his under­ bile, Alabama, and has completed; plete these projects how, as' we begin] the fire department, first aid and show spectacular, sponsored by St.
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