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Neptune Enters Tom Wasson Joins Co-Workers Honor Russ Francis, Letter Carrier 43 Years New Committee National Contest Neptune Graduate Garrabrant Firm For 69 Centennial
Rev. Louis W. Mitchell : , Captured 2nd &. 3rd inq In Represents ReaV Estate Places In Prior Years Agency For Home To Plan Anniversary For Town Improvement HULL, ENGLAND — „wS,a,les In Ocean Grove For Grove Trustees In the;'suburbs of ,t]|V Neptune,. having- garnered .-' . charming^ old seaport jof.. OCEAN GROVE — J. 'Thomas OCEAN GROVE — Nearly 2nd and 3rd awards in the Na Hull,1 where the. winding Wasson has joined the Garrabrant tional Cleanest Town Contest, all committee chairmen of the A gen cy'of Asbury Park to handle has entered the current nation-. Humber -River joins the, Ocean Grove Camp Meeting" wide competition for civic im Hull' and;'flows- into the residential sales in Occan Grove, Association have been reap provement; The presentation North Sea, with the' green it. was announced Wednesday by pointed for 1966-67 and one includes a photographic scrap Francis E. Kelly, manager of Resi book o£ community efforts; a York Wolds to the east, new committee has been cre movie film showing results of ' ■ stretching northward up dential, Sales. ; V, ■, ; ated by Dr. Charles I. Carpen j, ^private and governmental co- - the .Yorkshire coastline, The Garrabrant Agency has been ter, president of the Board of . operation and the following de here lies the University^!’ active “in Ocean Grove properties Trustees. scriptive message of 1965 im-‘ : since"i933- when.-P. Leroy G&rra- provemeht. National directors Hull. One of the student]! The new committee, appointed to brant Sr. began an'agency in, part i n . Washington, D. C., will there, Shirley Jean Pat- plan the Centennial celebration of judge Neptune’s efforts in its ■' terson, claims Neptune. nership with Ned Ralston, The ae- Ocean Grove in 19G9, is headed by population class.. tivJty of the agency dates from N. J., as her home town. KUSS PRANGlS .(front row, center). Ocean Grov e letter carrier since Nov. 1, 1922, wag honored the Rev. Louis W. Mitchell o f 1910 * as The Land and Mortgage by fellow employees at his retirement dinner Dec. 29, In the above photo are— front row (left to The Township of Neptune covers Chester, Pa., and Ocean Grove. Oth Agency,' developers o f Inteltlaken. right): James OsHbrne, clerk; Mr. Francis; Albert Cat ley, clerk; standing- (left to right): Joseph ah. area of 8 square miles and had er members of the committee are The Garrabrant Agency is one of Moore, custodiati; Slilton Truex, carrier; John Williamson, carrier; Ralph Hunt, carrier; Lester Bush, a population of 21,487 according to assistant postmaster; Norman Packard, carrier; Miss Frances Stern, clerk; Byron Holmes, postmas George L. Hergesheimer, Robert the 1960 census. It is estimated that the founders of the Shore Multiple ter, and Richard Weldon, dispatcher, Absent from photo were William Mockridge and Peter Justus, the 1965 population has growii to H. Hicks, August G. Stoll, George Listing Service. carriers. . j y-[ C. Miller, the Rev. Harold D. Flood, around 24;000. Mr. Wasson, originally from Neptune is located on the Atlan- Kinsey N. Merritt, Fred Ulmer, and , tic Ocean, just south of the City of Painted Post, New York, now re RUSS FRANCIS (right), Ocean Howard L. Smith. - Asbury Park with the boundary sides at 60 Lake Avenue, Ocean Grove’s Letter Catrilr -So. I, has ..extending south to the northwest The committee will be asked to Grove, coming here from East retired after 43';fyears service. shores of Shark River and west to convene soon to start mapping the New Jersey Garden State Park- Orange in 1962. He attended Postmaster Bynni Holmes pre» plans for a gala year-long celebra schools in Corning and Elmira, New : eehls ’him the U.Si Post Office (I w ay. ' tion of the 100th anniversary o f •The Township of Neptune is lo York, and retired in 1962 after 45 Department certifiejte, s letter cated in the County of Monmouth, the founding of Ocean Grove, said years service with . Ingersoll Rand . of com m endationthe U.S. which is divided in nature between Carpenter. the seasonal recreation and vaca Company, New York City, where he Postmaster Gerieiiaj and gifts tion business and- year-round em was Division Manager of the Ac? from fellow eniployeea. Other committee chairmen ap ployment in the various. military counting Department. \ , pointed were as follows: Fred Ul installations surrounding Fort Mon mer, promotion and public rela mouth, the United States'electronic _Mr. Wasson gained his real es and communications center. Fort tate experience" \vith the Hurry j Citizen Ad i ors tions; Arthur C. Abbott; by-laws; Monmouth, together with its sup Agency. Bockmeyer, Centennial En- porting instlalations and many pri Fund; the Rev. Mr. Mitch vate electronic firms, is involved See Improvements With both military and outer-5pace ell, special events; Dr. George G. projects. "Camp Evans, immediately Dilworth, music; the Rev. Stacy D. ’ south of Neptune, received the first Shirley Patterson' | : NEPTUNE — Bruee Hunt, pub Jr., Uncle Bill Thomson : radar signal bounced off the moon. licity chairman of Neptune’s Citi Youth Center Committee and Youth The Garden State aspect of small Shirley, a graduate o f Brad zens. Advisory Committee, an of the Board of Trus farms has been replaced in Neptune ley Park Grammar School and . by sirigle-famlly residential devel nounced on behalf o f Daniel Har tees, replacing .th^ Rev. Mr. Flood, opment to house .the employees of Neptune High School, - where ris, chairman of the.Citizens Aclvis- who has been el&cted program vice, these military installations and the she was president of her fresh- ory Committee, that it new film had president; Dr. Albert S. Layton, commuter families moving to the inan class and president o f the i been shown on community improve Wm. V. Cowell, U. S. Tax Expert, officers nominating committee; Dr.. shore from north Jersey. GAA in her senior year, at The population is made up of an ment undertaken in ithe - Township J. S. Wagg, committiee on new above- average percentage of re tended Ilrew University in of Neptune. . And Family Home In Neptune members. tired senior citizens, primarily liv M M J s « t e ^ V - t o r two. years. Township officials, are hopeful All members of the board are ing in the Ocean Grove section of Stie applied f or admission to the Township. The balance of the I that this film will help residents serving on one or more committees. the University o f Hull, in Before Returning to Chilean Post Township is of average income with I to appreciate th$r responsibility in The ftev. Donald E. Stocum, as Northemv^Ingland, in, the fail approximately a. twenty percent 1 the community. TM'film points out sistant pastor, at St. Paurs.ilethod- , negro'comn»uhity.' :- o f 1954, while a^ophom orc Ht ' NEPTUNE—William V. Cowell . Cowell is a graduate of Seton , three ways in which" improvements 1 :sfc Church, was named a cooperaU HOME AND COMMUNITY Drew, and was soon notified of of Neptune, former tax collection Hall University. He served with BEAUTIFICATION 1 can be made. ing member of the Youth Center her acceptance and enrollment manager in Newark, N. J., says the the Atlantic air fleet during World The 1965 Clean-Up Campaign was Mr. Hunt stated the -film was Committee. . .*• bi^j difference between Chile and planned in accordance with the mar for the following yeat, Shirley s-hmvn last night-to the Citizens Ad War II. He served for 23 years U. S. tax systems is in collection — * ------■ terial provided by the National was sufficiently confident to visory. Committee at their regular, with the U. S. Internal Revenue Bureau and notes of programs car suppress her family’s qualms procedures. Service.- ' ; ried out in other municipalities meetin Line Foreman J. Thomas Wasson Cowell served for the past two Cowell, his wife Norma and their ! .which were made by Township re o f doubt and on . September A copy o f the . film hap been years as Legal Collection Advisor presentatives attending the Nation 9th she left by ' jet for the Mr. Wasson is" active in civic and forwarded to W ashington,; D. C., three children say they liked living al Cleanest Town Conference In for the Agency for International British Isles. social organizations of the area, as part of the Township’s entry in in Chile. Norma .states what they Washington last February. May among which are: President of the Development in Chile.. He was oiie miss most are “ family, friends, and ■was selected' as I Clean-Up Month • in She travelled with a party the national community Clean-Up of an eight-member .U. S. team the beach.” preparation for the coming'summer of Drew -exchange students, Ocean Grove Businessmen’s Associ-j Contest.' Neptune has placed third helping Chile to improve its tax . The Cowells and their two daugh vacation period, which would coin with whom she toured Ger ation, Inc.: member St. Paul’: j and second, respectively, in the na cide with- the residents normal spr Church; active - in the Salvation I tjon for their entries in 1963 and system. ters left Chile by boat on December ing housecleaning and garden plan many, Italyi France, Switz Army Corp of Asbury Park; life 1904. ‘/Chile’s tax collection process 10, and docked in Newark- the Mon ning. erland and finally, England. tends to be judicial rather than day after Christmas, a week The campaign was inaugurated The exchange students, all po member Montour Lodge F&AMj ' .... jjj<___ by a "Kick-Off Motorcade!' through administrative as it is in the United than planned. Mrs. Cowell’sweirs par- litical' science majors abroad #168 at Painted Post, N. Y.; duali ' Baby Gir| Born j an_ 12 every section ' of the Township to member of Ocean Grove Lodge] " ——’ States,” says Cowell. “ When a tax ents, Mr. and .Mr's. H.- Donaldson, make the residents aware of Clean- for one semester, began stu payer is delinquent in the U. S., 9 West Squirrel Road, met Up Month from May 3 to 28th. The dies at the University of Lon-, F&AM #238; life member of Com- '. HUDSON, N. Y.— Mr. and Mrs, ing Consistory 32° Mason; memher., Dominic Shallo, of this place, are the delinquency, including the*writ family in Newark. Alan, the Cow- response from the public was over don following the tour. Shir- whelming, requiring the use of the parents » f a 6 lb. 13 oz, daugh for seizure of property, is all han ell’6 son, who arrived in the States ley left the group, boarded a of Crescent Temple Shrine, Troh Road Department trucks for the re ter, Lisa, born. January 12. Mrs. dled by the Internal.Revenue Serv last spring and is a freshman at moval of bulk items in addition to train nnd travelled the 110 ton; The 32° and Templer Club of Shallo is the former Eleanor Davis, ice. The only administrative ac Georgetown University, Washing the Refuse Department vehicles. miles to Hull. A fter five hours,' Asbury Park; and the Monmouth The employees became lnsipred and County Board of Realtors—affili- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. tion in Chile is the serving, o f a ton, D. C., accompanied his grand -.she arrived in the busy sea .were concerned that the greatest: ated -with both the New Jersey, Davis, .1 Ocean Pathway. • Paternal notice on a delinquent taxpayer. parents to Newark. collections be made in the least port,, and was shown to her State and National Board of Real I grandparents are Mr and Mrs. After that, everythingl>ecomes ju With the seasons in Chile amount of time. The overall results student house. She lives there tors, and is a member of the Shore Dominic Shallo of, Hudson, New dicial.” versed from ours in the States, .were substantially greater than In with ten other ‘ girls, two of prior years, and the Refuse Depart Until recently, says Cowell, while the Cowells are on a long summer whom are from London sub Multiple Salesmen’s Club., York. ment was complimented by the ______| —------ifr------• the delinquency was being fought vacation. On March 10 they will residents on their efforts. . " urbs. She can see the univer out in the courts, the escudo; return to Chile. Both their daugh ’ ■ After May, the Refuse Foreman sity from her house windows.. Red & Black Jan. 20 ; Secks Wrestling Berth DANIEL 3. GORMAN, 206 Hem- ^arranged to havespecial collections (Chile’s national unit of currency) • NEPTUNE — H. A. Schaefer, 1 WESTMINSTER, MD. — Janies ters, Diane, who will turn 16 in lock Drive, Neptune, has been , . made every Wednesday for the bal The third port in the United often fell in value. By the time March, and Nancy, who is five, will ance of the year for any bulk items Neptune High School varsity | Hvjdding, 1304 Sixth Avenue, Nep- j appointed a line foreman in Jer Kingdom, Kingston-upon-Hull, the judgment was rendered two or return to classes at the^ Santiago sey Central Power & Light Com which would not be normally pick wrestling coach, will be guest! tune, is a candidate for the West- : as it is offically known, has three years later, the delinquent, pany’s Old Bridge District. He ed up on regular collection days speaker at the regular meeting ofjeijn Maryland College wrestling1: College For Girls. Mr. Co well, ori due to the i limitation of the auto commerce: with all parts o f the 1 taxpayer could pay off in money vacation from job duties now, will was a chief lineman in the Alien-, the Red and Black - Boosters next j team, A 'graduate o f Neptune and hurst District before being pro matic load-packer trucks* world. The older portion of the worth * only a half;, to a third as retlurn as advisor for - the U; S. Private property owners made Thursday, Jan..20; at 8 P.M. in the a junior at Western Maryland, moted to his hew post. Mr. Gor- >. -?ity, a borough since 1299, is much as when the process was excellent contributions' to the high school’s/north cafeteria. Sev- Hvidding is called by the coach- a Agency in Chile. A ^ n will . con man is . a Navy veteran and a- beautification program. One exam- bounded by the Humber River bcr:un..• -;V..:'... past commander of the Nep*.une eral varsity wrestlers will give a good, iiard-fighitng : wrestler, with tinue to spend his college leaves | pie is evidenced by the removal- of on the south', the H all on the One of. the major efforts o f the here in Jersey with his grandpar- Veterans o f Foreign Wars. He is dilapidated building making way east, the Queen’s Gardens on, demonstration.' lots of spirit. • , - C a member of the American Le for a much needed parking lot on U. S. tax team was to train Chile ients.. j : . die north, and docks .on she gion and Red Men. lie is married Main Street in Neptune Township. tax collectors. According to Cowell, I • On their boat 'trip back to the to the former Miss Dorothy J. . west. The University of Hull The O’Brien-Major Post, V. F. Cited By Ai m- Electronie GoimiiaiicI this' program has paid big divi-. States, the family enjoyed stops Gray o f Neptune. They have • is the educational center o f the W., completed the Installation of a dends; H e. says, that due to the !in Peru and ;.;E()[uadQr. While in three children, Deborah, 12: Dona memorial fountain, with the final East Hiding of ., Yorkshire, 11, and Daniel Jr., 10. improved skills of the agents and Chile, they . had ' taken mostly . day | landscaping to be completed for a . raised by Royal Charter to the" 1966 dedication. the use of stricter enforceiiient trips to points, near-by.. Last Jan NAGLE'S MAIN CENTRAL status of University in 1954. The Neptune Shade Tree Com policies, tax collections in. some uary was tthe • exception^ when a PHARMACY — Tel. 774-0204 mission put forth an all-out pro The town, with its population categories have doubled. friend of Alan’s, Ted Beekman; o f All-year service. Drugs of quali gram based on the experience they ‘of . oyer 300,000' boasts many ty for prescriptions. Sundry items. gained during their first' two years The', tax team has recommended Q.e^n Grove, wias visiting at their educations! and charitable in Store Hours. 8:30. A .M .- 9 P.M. in operation. Several Township- that the Chilean collection service home. The; party tdok; a three-day sponsored projects provided the stitutions. be transferred from the Ministry CAROLINA TEA ROOM spark for public participation in a tour;up the coast o f Chile. / :■ v :. Shirley, who is 20, and . a. of Justice to the Ministry of Fi 1731 Asbury Avenue, cluxcd until 50/50 planting program with Town .Mrs. Cowell reports the climate further notice. " ■ - 1-2 ship and private residents sharing . junior majoring in the field.of nance; ; ■■ does vary,' and; her family - enjoys planting costs. Businessmen and sociology, as part of. her Another innovation Has been len- swimming at the Prince of Wales KEATING'S Cozv Cottaue Restau cemetery groups entered Into pri rant, Ocean Grove. Open 11:15 course spends one day each iency of payment. A part, payment Country - ’Club from - 'November vate planting programs which will week observing the work and A.M. to 2 P.M. & 4:45 P.M. to 7 provide beauty to the Township plan was authorized for taxpayers through March. This is the Chilean P.M.; Sundays 11:43 A.M.-2:39 • for many years to come. patients in a mental institution who could not pay in. full. A main summer, and she. states “ It-s beau P.M. Closed Mondays. — 42tf ’ As in prior campaigns, special e f ' in the city, o f Hull. She writes , tenance of value clause was adopt-1 tiful in. Chile this time, o f the year. I forts were made to'have junk cars NEPTUNE ntNER offer* a choice heir parents, Neptune Poatrisasr . ed to boost the rate of tax to meet Just, when the weather turns nice, . removed. Attempts to have the cars ter and Mrs,: Calvin Patterson, of Businessmen's Luncheons and removed without legal action, re the devaluation of the escudo. we leave.” About March, autumn Dinners for $1 Quality fuod prop ceived cooperation from the resi “The part'.oi Hull J am living The improvement brought about, begins, and then a winter season, erly prepared. reasoniililv priced, dents. The Police Department work in reminds me of Neptune fif in Chile’s tax collection has attract more wet than. cold.. The-winter Corlies Ave. & Rt. 35, Neptunr, ed with the State Police and the teen years ago.” . — 53tf . State Division of Motor Vehicles to ed the. attention; of a number of before iast, she recalls only a few The Rotary of Hull, during ' other countries, V Tax officials from wet 4ays, but this past winter was K.VV’S PTATIONFRY Pace four, please ■'Thr* Grefftne- C'/irci Store” the holidays, entertained a ior- Colombia, Argentina and Japan extremely wet. . • . WORK IS OUTSTANDING — Irving A. Wilde (left), a machinist In Opp. Post Office, Ocean Grove BUS TOUR TO FLORIDA oign students group at a party have visited the Chilean Legal Col The family has been busy ‘‘look r~28tf • Leaving Ocean Grave, Saturday, the Fabrication Division of the Army Electronics Command's Re which comprised' over 100 lection Service to Bee how it worksi ing” in shops and stores,, and now Feb. 12, returning Saturday, Feb. search . and. Development Directorate,' )s commended for his ©ut-y students from 24 different standing an^ sustained superior performance. Stanley C. Mader, 'GIG MORRIS FLOWER SHOP . > 36. For • inforntation & resm -a- Argentina has .’asked for a similar ■ will start buying the many articles ’ countries,, eight o f these being , division director, makes the'prefentatioh’ Mr. Wilde lives atv1307*- priced mudhv lower here than they 4-rtiatle • flw l *rran»*m»l»te' tior», jrttase .;all Mtu-'Vi M, Knbter, 11th Ave., Neptune, witir hi* wife Dorothy and their two daughters^. te§m ,61 ■ a
including:- the Christinas con March 10, Shirley'plans to re Debra Hockel, Ruth Ann Huey. •v:'tliree'Troli)s; .JSliirlcy Patterson cert in Westminster Abbey. turn to Italy, tour the country, Principal Releases Honor List Of Elizabeth ' Sanders, Beverjy Sim-. (Continued irom P.icc i) - She was thrilled to see Prin and return home by boat some Denise Scheidt; Patty Sutton,- Irani the.' United Stales. Ail cess Alexandria of Grcece, time in April. She intends to 190 Intermediate School Students Sheryl Stubb, Sheri Thomas, Bar active Kotarian. and his wife, while visiting'in Hull. : complete her junior year coU bara' Watson, Jeffrey Wiesendan- ____ • Mi;, ami Mrs. Jackson, who Her piirents, o f 1521. Seventh lego credits during the sum ger,. Katherine West, Denise Allen, OCEAN GROVE — The Princi Marinus Dykstra, Patricia DeSan T)o\viIcri-Ualm had been warmly received ' in Avenue, in Neptune, are proud mer, and return to Drew Uni Thomas Bird, Greg DeRose, Jac pal’s. List for .the second- marking tis, Wendell -Etienne,; Deborah ;V \IjIV lK as;r6 x : --.^ .Mr. am! Mrs; Burlington,. N.;Ji, on a visit in that Shirley accomplished all versity in September. ■ queline Fuller, Elizabeth Hartelust, period has' been released b# Thom Flynn,: Susan Greene, Mark Row George E. Dowdon of L iving ton the States last sunimei-, on of this.oil her own, and eagerly Judith Jackson, John Hughes, John as F.. TerranOya,principal of the land, Michele-.Kimak, Vera Mette, and’ summer, residents of Ocean learning, of Shirley’s home .await hoi- return in. the spring. Mauthe, Kathy Lilly, Lynn Nord- Enrolls In Pru Course Intermediate- School. The list, com /Marjorie. Moog; Lesley Pier, Deb Grove at 1 Carmel Way, have • state, o f New Jersey, sought Shirley has two; brothers,'Cat' brucb, David Smith, Carol Siegel. posed -of - those students. who re bie Nurczyk, Craig. Pearce, Weridy !. announced the engagement of their to repay the hospitality afford-- yin Jr., of • Kpyport,' a. Rider - NEWARK— George-J. Boland, .i f .' {. 8th g r a d e ceive grades of A or B in their Swolinsky, Terrence Young, Vir daughter, Ruth Barbara, to James .' ed .them, anti invited her and College graduate, arid Robert', jumping Brook Drive,' Neptune, . Sandra Applegate, Barbara Bai four major subjects, English, math ginia Ardolina, Wilfred Berridti Robert RaHn, son of Mr. and Mrs. her- roommate, to their home at home, a June graduate of will begin a special two-week Pru ley, William Hefter, Edward Hil ematics, science and history, con Catherine Blake, Margaret Bogcrt, Edward A. Rahn, also of Living for a weekend visit. Rutgers' University, r dential Insurance Co. managerneht ton, Kim Hirseh,.. Fred Firestone, tains the names of .113 seventh Richard Carter, Carol Caruso. ston. course Monday at the Beacon Man Donna Robinson, Susan Rosevear, Since school let out Dec. 8, - . Shirley has. made many grader^ and 77 eighth, grade ’ stu Benjamin Fand, Donald East or Motel, Point Pleasant Beach. Karen VanNote, Norman Wain- Shirley and her roommate, friends while studying abroad, dents. ' : :- wood, Patricia Findler, Gustavos Mr. Boland,' a Prudential group in wright, John Alexander, David whose family lives outside Lon and her fainily feels she is Sixteen of the seventh grade Goodwin, Linda Jensen, Stephen surance consultant, will study man Beutel, Frank Gafone, Elizabeth don, haye visited Ireland and enjoying a broadening experi honor students received straight Huggins, Thomas Ilyra, Robin agement • theory and practice Conrver, Robert Denbigh, Claudia Scotland, and stayed in Lon ence while in Europe. When A’s, including: Barbara Catley, Marek, Joanne Marck, Curt Lun- through’ the case-study method, Dressier; Dean Horroeks, Sam don since Christmas Day. she left the exchange students Kathy DaVis, Marinus Dykstra, Pa chick, Gayle Murphy, Richard Mos with special emphasis on the ad- Classes resumed this week at in London and boarded- the tricia DeSantis, Wendell Etienne, Huey, Karen Jefferson. ' ministrrative process at Pruden er, Robert Polk, Andrew Peluso, the university, and will con train for Hull, a fellow Drew Deborah Flynn, -Susan Greene, Jacqueline Simpson, Valerie Taylor, Marty Judge, Valerie Kircher, tial. • - J - ’ : tinue to March 10th. classmate from Hong Korig, Mark Rovvlan, Michele Kimak, Vera Diane Zulch, James Taylor, Scott Francis McKay, Douglas Parr, Lin Wendy . Fung, who has'visited Mette, Marjorie Moog, Lesley Pier, da Schctelich, Jonathan Wood, Rob Shirley, who never rode be The la rg e st‘CARE, program in Thompson, Clifford. Wheeler, Eve at the Patterson's home in ert Woyahner,' Kathy Zea, Law fore, writes hed family she Debbie Nurczyk, Craig Pearce, lyn Wooley, Kathleen . Wilson, the world is ,in India, where , more rence Beckman, Karen Bergen, Pe hits been riding so often she’s Neptune many times, wrote Weridy Swolinsky and Terence Klaus Rittenbach, Steve Shroyer. than'9,000,000. children are fed at ter Boltz, Nancy Day, Frank. Dia- getting quite acquainted ‘with Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, know Young. Alayne Abrphams, Norah Abra ing their concern. school. mant, Clifford. Herbert, Doug Holl, horses. She has attended many Ten eighth grades achieved high hams, Charlene Ci/valeante, Robert Leon Morowicki, Ida Morris, Laura plays and concerts in London, . When her currentterms ends honors, including: Sandra, Apple Coullahan, Diane Day, Sidney Hamilton Church gate, Barbara Bailey, William Hef Clark,; Michael Folkenflik, Kathy Pennell; Joseph Polhemus, Diane; ter, Edward Hilton, Kim Hirseh, Forschner, Jacijuelyn Gilbert, Don Ransom, Diane Robinson, Emilie To Conduct Census Fred Firestone, Dontia ‘ Robinson, na Goldsberry, Angela Giannetta, Sekel, Leon, Stioats, Jacqueline Susan Rosevear, . Karen VanNote Michele Firestone, Judith Harper, Thiel6, Nancy • Thomas, Leonard Vandervort, Anna Rodriquez. Jacqueline Goldberg and Norman W ainwright ■’ Linda Horo.witz, Michele Ann Her NEPTUNE — Worship services Following are the names, of the. . Kenneth Baker, Jeb Bachman, was determined. / bert, Diane Mantzpunes; Rijnnie will be conducted in the Hartiilton Intermediate School. -honor stu Martuscellc, Dawn.MacIntyre, Alan Blair Boness, William Conlin, to become self-reliant, dents: ; f!: Ruth Barbara Duivdcn Methodist Church, .Old Corlies Aye- Massara; Curtis Noe, Bonnie Phil- Bruce Cole, Edgar Calderon, Con and telephone man nue, Neptune, at H.-30 and 11 A.M. 7th GRADE burn. • ; nie Crouch, Irene Daniels, DavW Miss t>o»vdi*n is the granddaugh Dick Robinson had an idea. The .pastor, the Rev, Sherman • S. Barbara C.atl'y, Kathy Davis, Laurie Patmore, Kenneth Strally, J’inton, Peter Dykstra, Richard ter of Mr. C. Clinton Campbell, Robinson, will bring the . sermon, Wayne Warms, WilHam.' Wieiy Dutter, Dianna Harris, Frank Fprd, formerly of Ocean Grove, awl- the “ Our Common Lot”. The Chapel stocks and bonds as securities, gaVe Gwendolyn Zungei-, Deriise Keel, Diane Hi)well, Kathleen. Kelly, late.--Mrs. .Evangeline Campbell. and. Chancel Choirs, under the di Sandra Riley, Diane Rozzel,. Mau Dorothy . Lake, Barbara Jennings, v::;The couple are. graduates-of Liv cleaiv easily understood - advice to rection of M iss. Charlotte. Taylor reen Albrecht, ShSron Bills, Lisa Jeff Mason, Frances Pochek, Rob ingston, iligh School and attend members^to seek out -investments and Mrs. Allan ; Nettlemari, will Boyce, Jill Burdge, Stephen, Bowne, ert Plummer, Sharon Sickles. '. TayJdr University, Upland, Indiana, tailored to their individual needs, sing anthems. The pastor will ad- Patti Christie, Karolyn’ Kelly, Fred Dinger, Daniel Harris, Jane \vhere Mr. Rahn is a senior. check any sto^k tips through quali niinistcr the Sacrament of Baptisip Michael Kelly, Cathy Rademaeher, Palaia,--Beryl Rust, Daniel Simp >' • — — ■ fied- sources, and a]ways to inves at the second service. ., ' . '-. tigate before investing. A.question Dianne Davis, Patrice Dellett, son, John'Torchia, Tamara Walker, • Mortcn-Graeiz The Church School will meet for period followed with interesting Catherine Drew, ;Diane Estelle, Susan . Morton, Patricia Chidnese, NEPTUNE—Tho engagement of Bible study at 9:30 A.M. discussions resulting. William . Hannah, Cadaleta Vito, Kathy Dafeldecker. Miss Gladys Morton, daughter o£ The church is conducting a re The -meeting was conducted by Mr. and Mfs. Thomas E. Morton ligious census on Sunday afternoon Mrs. John Williamson, vice-presi Sr.,.1212 Eleventh Avenue, to Karl from 2 to 4 P.M. within approxi dent,, in the absence of president E. Graetz, son of Mr. and Mrs. mately a one mile radius. Workers Mrs. Edward Kuboosh.' Karl W. Graetz, Spring Lake will assemble at the church at 1:45 Mrs. J. V. Peluso announced- an •Heights, has been announced. preparatory to going out on the International covered dish supper census. . . -." to be held at the Elks Home in A s The Metliodist Youth Fellowship bury Park on Feb. 24, at 6 P.M. • A Complete Line of New Chevy Cars & Trucks w ill'm eet at the church at 6:45 Members attending are requested P.M. and then travel to First Meth to bring a covered dish, and may • “OK” Used Cars and Transportation Specials. odist Church, Asbury'Park, for the bring' guests, with, adequate pro Sub-district M.Y.F. Rally which .• Service and Shop Facilities for Any Repair Needs. vision as to ; food. Mrs. Michael begins at 7:16 P.M.- ■Pizza will show her slides on Ja “ Serving The Shore Since 1928” The Methodist :Men, will meet on pan. Wednesday evening: at 8 o’clock in Floral decorations for the tea- the Fellowship Hall. The guest table and president’s table were speaker will bo Mr. Rocco Caponi- done, by Mrs. Ralph Ercolino. Re gro who will show a iiim arid speak freshment hostesses ' were Mrs. on “ Pornography and What Is Be W c H E s m Q i m j Edwin Moran . and Mrs. William ing Done About It.” Refreshments, Today, Jacqueline Goldberg operates one ol the most success Conover. Past presidents Mrs. Ray will be served following the pro ful telephone answering services in Atlantic City. Yet, seventeen mond Warner and Mrs. Joseph years ago, she was in a rehabilitation hospital alter, a severe gram.: ■ ■■ . • j :. Peluso poured. 2nd Ave. & Main St., Asbury Park case of polio. Doctors told her she would bo bedridden for life. She refused to accept that. She caljed the telephone company to inquire about opening a Club Hears Talk telephone answering service. New Jersey Bell's Dick Robinson came to see her. He found that she did not have the reach On Investments FIRST at Gladys Morion necessary to use regular switchboard equipment. He arranged for specially designed equipment for her. Fourteen years ago,. Miss Morton, a graduate of Nop-’ Jackie began her own service. Today, she has all the customers OAKHURST — The January 6th NEW JERSEY NATIONAL tune High School, is employed by she can handle. She’s only' riiissed two days ol work. She still meeting of the Jersey Shore Wom the N ;j. Bell Telephone Co., A s hears from Dick Robinson. Jacqueline has a busy and satisfying an’s Club featured a talk on invest bury Park. career-thanks to hor courage and a telephone man's interest. ments by Mi-.'. Ellery "C. Scott, a Bank & Trust Company Mr. Graetz, a graduate of Mana- trust officer of the New Jersey Na squan High School, attended Mon tional Bank. Mr. Scott was intro mouth College, served four years Nevv Jersey Bel! duced by Mra. Anthony Di Giacomo, in the Air Force and is employed program . c h a ir m a n ,H e defined as an electronic technician at Aero- logical Research Inc., Asbury Park. i ■ • i , Turner;Hurley NEPTUNE— Mr. and Mrs. Barr Residents of The Township of Neplune ALSO Turner, 334 Glenmcre Avenue, Shark River Hills, have announced the engagement of their daughter, SNOW REMOVAL NOTICE Elizabeth E., to George R. Hurley, son of Mr.' and Mrs. B. A. Hurley, Wall Township. INTEREST PAID QUARTERLY INTEREST ON YOUR CHOICE ON1 REGULAR SAVINGS OF NEW JERSEi NATIONAL’S WHICH, when compounded quarterly SAVINGS BONDS and maintained for a year MEANS an Effective Interest Rate of SHOVEL’SNOW IN'"*; DIRECTION OF TRAFFIC SHOVEL »' ■ w - • " V S ** .lo feet- . t^ rccrcr7rc' New Jersey National is the ONLY major bank in Monmouth and Ocean Cou'nties that HAS BEEN PAYING 4% interest, compounded quarterly, on all regular savings SINCE JUNE 1st, 1965 .1 . and to OFFER
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IfiM lUNWf—^ Elizabeth E. Turner wbtuomkamchi J ersey Matidiial A graduate of Neptune High • The following recommendations are made to eliminate re-shoveling of snow from O HHI» — School, the bride-elect is employed driveway areas after streets have been plowed: . ■ CCWMTOWHnOf^- ■ by Sterns Transport, Inc., -Wall MUKY fARJC#- ’ 1. Shovel all snow from driveway ip direction of traffic, (facing street, shovel snow to v Towns'hip. OttAH GROVI® Mr. Hurley, a graduate of Wall the right, side of driveway). Township High Scliooi,. is serving 2. Clean an' additional ten foot section along the gutter on the other sid e of the drive in the U.S. Navy, stationed at the way, (facing street, the left side of the driveway). — Established -1889 — ' Lakeiiurst Naval Air Station. (Formerly Asbury I’ark & Ocean Grove Bank anil New Jersey Trust ■ > - ■ ;------* — — • ;'V 3. No motor vehicles are to be parked in the street. ■ ’ Company of Long Branch , Turkish -villages are prone, to Driveways eleared in this manner will remain open after repeated plowing. d is a s t e r s e a r th q u a k e s , floods, OPEN SATURDAYS j!;3" jr^binklng plus opening • heavy- snows. In -a- usual year, - (Attest) JOSEPH E. BENNETT " (Signed) .HARRY LARRISON JR. CAHE is i called" on to _ rush food Municipal Clerk Road Commissioner Member Federal Reseh’e System Ik Federal Deposit bisurancc Corporation packages tp 51,000 disaster victims in Turkey. . ~ . • ■ • '
. i i" • ' _ >/' . . '• -V •:' ' j \ FRIDAY, JANUARY 1-1, 1966 OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OP NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY
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NEW HIGH in year’s U. S. timber harvest — 11.1 billion cubic feet — is seen by Omark Industries, Inc., • Portland, Ore., worId’s largest maker of saw chains. It’s biggest postwar crop. °
13th Boat Show Opens Feb. 19 For Nine-Day Exhibit
INGA NEILSEN, 6 feet 1, and. 39-25-39, in scene from Roman satire movie being made in Madrid.'
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gram.- v. ': ::: 'i■/;., occasion a happy one were Mr, and New schools are under construc Thirty Years Ago Mrs. Frank Morton, Lois and David ' tion in Neptune. The Holy Inno Morton, of Neptune; Mr^arid Mrs, cents School and Convent was open ed for classes, in the fall of 1965;;-, DOWN Fred Schulthels, Mr, anS‘~M'fsSt The Hpad Start Program was also 1936 Claude Richmond and' da'irghtep] And Xepturie>TintPn a part of Neptune’s .effort for a (From the Jun; 17 I93S,- Issue Kathryn, Mrs. William Helritz, Mr.i better .education for . our : yourig- . , of The Times) v Published Friday Telephone .775-0007 Provision for every kind of in aft3 Mrs, Elmet, Smith, Ruth Char- . WILLIAM T, KRESGE, Editor and publisher < MEMORY Peggy Holl and Jean Williamson. Local Editors c_v ’ FIRE.PREVENTION ■ formation concerning each pupli les, an;l Betty Mae Weaver, Miss, , fHXTY-FOUR MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY In addition to the fire, efforts of was made upon a permanent record Glendora Weeks,' M r.. and Mrs. SUBSCRIPTION: $3.50 yearly, $2.25 semi-annually. the volunteer firemen of seven LANE folder which was recently comple jiisob Glockler, Mrs. Elierslle Da- ADDRESSES, changed on tcquest—always give former address. cortipanles in the Township, drills ADVERTISEMENTS^ Rotes will be furnished by us on request^ ■ _ ted. for the use of the Neptune vis; of Ocean Grove; Mrs. Alice,' WATCH THE LABEL ON YOUR PAPER FOR THE EXPIRATION OF are held to train personnel for the ; YOUR SUBSCRIPTION ♦ ______real thing. .. v . ::‘.v : township elementary. schools; The Ma'chett, of .Philadelphia; Mr, and * ■ <* • .-■* all-inclusive records were drawn up Mrs, Earl Height o£ Deal. VSbcfond Class Postage Paid at Ocean Grove, N. J. The. greatest value o(;our Clean by 0 committee of the principals of THE TRUTH IN ITS PROPER PLACE u p Campaign this year , wets the; Mrs. Alfred .Greene,' Wanamassa, th e ,schools, headed' by Onsville. J. THE .TIMES is on sale at the following news stands: Ocean Grove—Day s pride that was instilled in the resi Fifteen \cars Ago was hostess and Mrs. Vivian Kubler , Stationery'ana Ruth’s Stationery: Asbury Park—Freddie’s (Emory at Lake), dents and the inspiration to several and Mrs. Theresa Olsson, eo-hostes- Moulton, supervising principal and ears Aeo Neptune—Varsity Shop. Warner Drug, Neptune Soda Shop, Cuccurullos Deli civic and church groups to partici ses at the meeting of the Wes •represented a study which lasted catessen, Nick’s, Harvey’s, Wilson, Gable’s Drug. Muller’s Delicatessen, Hamilton pate in'the betterment cit the com 1951 Sweet Shop, Hamilton Drug. Bill and Mae’s Delicatessen. C o lo n ia l House Coffee more, than a year. .; /: Shoppe, and the Cracker Barrell in Shark River Hills: Neptune City—Smlttys munity.- Jt. extended throughout the leyan Service Guild o f. S t Paul’s 1916 (From the Jan. 19, 1951, Issue Mrs. Eisa Brenneeke,' of £Uzabeth, and Tommy’s, .. . year and involved the'general pub- of The Times) Church. Miss Gladtce BovVer,' iuperr (F rom the Jan. 14, 1916, Issue lic to a larger degree, which helped Adjustment of teachers’ salaries intendent of Vashti Girl’s School, formerly of Ocean Grove,'was the - - of-T h e. SirasiJ to make the campaign a huge suc to a $150 higher maximum and the winner of 3''$200 voice scholarship T, Harrison Height,. of Ocean The Day of Reckoning cess.' The Township'o£ Neptune has Thomasvllle, Georgia, gave a . talk Grove, and Miss M ay Barkalow, Probably comparatively few of us realize the extent to had clean-up programs in previous 1 ncrease of supervisors, clerks and on the school and her work there. under the tuition, o f Mridanift Her* years, but the results experienced janitors* wages formed the major Merlin Casllckj 5011 son o f Mr. and mine Hudson, of New York. A score daughter of M. A. Earklow of New which,federal spending and debt have risen in a very few in the lost three years have pro part of the $23,950 increase in the Mrs. Robert .Coslick, 98 Abbottt of singers from'Sca'Girt to Atlantic Bedford, were married at the par- years. No matter how President Johnson “sugar coats” the vided an incentive that reaches far Highlands competed In the contest, sonage of the. First M, B. Church, beyond the immediate aspects of proposed Neptune. township school Avenue, had been nmaed ; Editor- financial state of the Union, these are the facta. clean-up. The community has, as 6 budget. • . In-Chl4f of the Neptune high school which, was held at the home of Ed Asbury Park, by the Rev.: Leon K. Iri 1963, appropriations were $1.2 billion greater than in whole benefited, in an uplifting of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hartman, of student publication. The Blazer. win Kuhn, violinist, 118 Main Ave WiSlmtir;. The groom was the non o f moral and qlvic pride. Citizens’ Newark, had made known the en nue, Ocean Grove. Mrs, Sarah B. Height, 98; Embury 1962- In 1964, they were S3.4 billion greater. And in 1965, groups 'and municipal officials seem More than 90 members* and guests Rev. and, Mrs. Irving H, Meier, Avenue, Oceari .Grbve^ inspired to under-take projects for gagement of their daughter, tlpan attended the 29th anniversary of they were up $16.7 billion over the 1962. figurg. Fifth and Ridge Avenues, Neptune, The bank of Asbury Park an community improvement which Ellen, to Mr. William H. Roth, son the Ocean Grove Woman’s ■ Club; The national debt followed this trend. In 1963, it rose Heretofore may have never gone be Ocesti Grove had elected the fol- of Mr. and Mrs. William Roth; also Wishes for continued success were were the parents of a daughter. yond the discussion stage., lowing directors: T. Frank Apple $7,9 billion over the 1962 level. In 1964, it was $13.-9 billion of Newark and summer cattagers given by Mrs. Robert 'McKinley, of A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J, Russell. Hart at their home in by, Dr. A. F. Ballard, C. C. Clayton above that level. And in .1965, it. was higher by a staggering here, at 55 Heck Avenue, Ocean Breton Woods, third district vice Asbury Gardens. The child wns W. Harvey Jones I, R. Taylor, $19 billion Just the cost of interest in 1964 on the existing Grove. : president; Mrs; John Dey, local club named Jerald Van Daren Hart; ■ Henry C. Wlnsor, Harry A. Watson Lutheran Church 170 Ocean Grove residents regis president. from 1926 to 1928, and debt was $11.6 billion. arid George S. Ferguson. tered in the first call, for civil de Mrs. Fred Schultz, immediate pnst Mrs. Arthur, H. Fharo, Corlies Moreover, new programs enacted this year will generate Cottage prayer meetings were, Installs Council fense volunteers, according to Char president. A minstrel show was pre Avenue, Neptune, was elected presi dent of the Meptune Ambulance held at the following homes In calls for even larger appropriations, in 1966. And it is the les E. Weaver, community chair sented by the club's music depart- Corps Auxiliary, Mrs. Claude Law-, Ocean Grove: Frank B .Smith, 87 general rule that estimates of the ultimate cost of such pro man'.". ■' : , ment under the direction o f Mrs. T. NEPTUNE — The Rev. Eugene lor, vice president, Mrs. . Elvira Stockton 'Avehue, T.. B. Poleman, grams are commonly too low. MONMOUTH COUNTY A. Piercer. Mrs. Wesley Robinson W. Beutel, pastor of Redeemer Lewis, secretary and Mrs. Earl 94 -Mt. Carmel Way, Mrs. Margaret SURROGATE'S COURT and Mrs. Woolley wore endmen and A family or a business that continually spends more Lutheran Church, has announced Notice to .Creditors to Present Claims Lawlor, treasurer. .. - - - Cross, 27 Webb Avenue, William C ., ' ,-•• Against Estate . Miss Lulu May, Cooper wa* inter than it earns winds up in the bankruptcy court. Government, that the theme of his sermon for I; . Miss Kathryn 'Richmond:. 84 As Burr, 103 Cookman Avenue, A. E., locutor. Solos were sung by Mrs. with its power to tax and. appropriate and defer, can last a the 8:35 and 11 'A.M. services this ESTATE OF FRANCES D. DUNN, de bury Avenue, Ocean Grove, had Clark, 89 Cookman Avenue, Joseph^ Sunday will be': “ Aglow With The ceased. -"i. Joseph Pey te l. anti Mrs. Richard Pursuant to the order of DONALD taken- a position in the office of Dr. P., Johnson, 78 Lake Avenue, and "long, time before the day of reckoning must be.faced. But J, CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Eisele,' Others taking part were Spirit.” The members of th® Russell Hulse. A. H, Snyder, 108 Abbott Avenue. 'can it last indefinitely ? County o£ Monmouth, this-day,mad£, Mrs. Joseph Blackley, Mrs. Georgs Church Counei! for iSG6 will be. in on the application of the undersigned. Mr. , and. Mrs. William -Morton A reception was given in the high Ellen Lueile Dunn. Sole Executrix of stalled during the 11 A,51. Serv the estate of the said Frances D. Dunn, Burrows,- Mrs. Louis Samuelson, Were surprised i t the home of Mr. school,building, South Main Street, Inator and a professional consult ice.' - ■ ' ; : . deceased,, notice is hereby given to the Neptune Enters ant,. mapped out a program to clar creditors of said deceased to present Mrs. Elite' Pierce, Mrs: Jesse Kester and Mrs. Charles Weaver, 38 . Ab Neptune, by the members of the (Continued from Page 1) ify our Mining regulations and at Sunday School class sessions will to the said Sole Executrix their claims and Mrs. .Charles Piper. The meet bott Avenue, Ocean Grove, In honor Senior class. Miss L. A. Doren,. the . under oath within six months from establish the ownership of vehicles tract new businesses and industries be held as usual with classes'for this date. of their fiftieth wedding anniver principal, Mrs. Clark Haviland and to locate in our municipality. The ing opened With the reading of an ]eft in.vacant lots or abandoned on all' age.groups at 9:30 A.M. and Dated: January 5. I960 sary. A buffet supper'was' served. Mr. and. Mrs. Marcus L. Clayton the public streets and, as in previ goals'of this program have been . ELLEN LUCTLE DUNN. original. New, Year’s Poem written ous campaigns, great progress was to Increase the tax ratabies in the additional ■ classes, fo r '.nursery and , ' Pitman Avenue, ; Among those who helped make the were guests o f the class. inade in removing • this eye-sore municipality and provide: a stable kindergarten department children' •Ocean Grove. N. J. by Mrs, Waiter Drill, ciubmqmber. Sole Executrix from the Township. employment market. These efforts only during, the 'si o’clock'service. •2-5 $14.72 The Township was further beau resulted in construction of, a pipe The regular monthly meeting of tified by the construction of a new warehouse, a warehouse for the road, opening up 200 acres of un New Jersey Tobafceo, Company, ex the Luther League will bo held at . OCEAN GROVE. developed land for future use. This pansion of. Consolidated Laundries, 6:15 P.M. on Sunday. in .was accomplished by the„ donation a' funeral home, and. others, all on HOARDING HOME of land from the adjoining property locations which were unsightly.;: LEGAL NOTICE N U RSING owners, which has created a scenic IMPfBOViNG; HEALTH AND Ocean Grove, near beach - - - Right now drive across to the Neptune Mall ■J SAFETY STANDARDS MONMOUTH COUNTY HOME SURROGATE'S COURT Tel. 775-1674 Shopping Center. •Neptune led;, the way with other Notice to Creditors to Present Claims M CLAHK AVE. * I S S-4U4 PREVENTION OF SLUMS AND Communities surrounding Shark Ri Against Estate :-(STAXB u c s ^ t m s REHABILITATION OF BLIGHT Private Rooms At the Right Price! ver to eliminate water pollution by ESTATE OF ANNA VANDER^URG, • Reasonable Katies ED AREAS the construction of a i?7,000,000 deceased. Pursuant to the order of DONALD • Newly Renovated With or Without Bath • Neptune is most proud o f the waster water treatment and dis Here Is a grand opportunity to obtain one posal facility. Particular concern J, CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the • 24-Hr.,R.N. Coverage '• Neptune Mall Chopping Center County of Monmouth, this ■ day made, Three Meals . and : of our charming older custom built homes • which is well under-way with Ihe was given through the project to on the .application of the undersigned, • Diabetics — Cardiacs. that has been maintained in excellent condl-v construction of the Sears store, on keep the residents . aware of the Vernon Z. Vand^rburg and Carolyn A. .• Convalescents. — Post- tion. It is located on a little. larger than Brenn. :Executors of the estate of the Laundry normal lot^-on a corner! This makes'for the site of a former Childrens’- Am scope of the project. The Township larger rooms all around. The first floor held two community open-house said Anna Vanderburg, deceased, notice Operative usement area, which had become is hereby given to the creditors of .said has foyer, with open staircase, a large liv abandoned, unsightly, as Well as a programs togive interested citizens deceased to present to the said Execu ing. room, dining room and modern kitchen. fire and health hazard. The Center a first-hand look at the project. The tors their claims under oath within six The bedrooms on the second floor all open Will..be a scenic attraction and not local Rotary. Club held an on-the- months from this date. , to the foyer and bath. There are four bed Dated: January Gth, 19GG rooms. There Is a full basement and ample merely another shopping center..; Mte program to acquaint their -VERNON Z. VANDERBURG storage space in the full garret. Hot air oil- • It has been'evident that Neptune members with (he operation o( this 31 Edison Avenue fired heat with blower. An exceptional eco has a need for improved transpor modern facility. There will be ap Nutlcy, New Jersey and BLUE MOON SPECIAL nomical system. Then the big bonus — there proximately 30 miles of sewer lines CAROLYN A. BRENN is. a complete small apartment at the rear tation, and . private enterprise was of ‘the dwelling. It’s on the first' floor with in the western, part of the Town 4- Beechwood Road encouraged to initiate the Neptune . Florham Park. New Jersey Only once in a blue moojn does a buy like this come private entrance, The rental Income is $50.00 Cab Company, which features bond.- ship flowing into tills new plant, Executors along! • ' - month which, easily pays for the fuel and ■ ed, uniformed drivers with clean, which went, into operation in Juno ROSS R. BECK, Esq. tuxes for the whole property. Where, Where, could you find a home like this for $12,000. new vehicles. of 1965. The Department of Health G01 Bangs Avenue SIDE BY SIDE DUPLEX ______o f the State of Nov, Jersey has Asbury Park, New Jersey : — Yes $12,000, with mgt. if desired,. A ct now l Continued efforts, were directed Attorney. . • ' i at uninhabitable buildings. With the commended-the'.Township "for-pro —2-5. .. ; ' ' . $20,48 NEW ROOF coopex ation of the Neptune Housing viding theseexcellent facilities SyNNY SIDE OF STREET LOCATION Authority nnd the Urban Renewal which are so: important to .the-pro-' Authority, we were able to elimi tection of the .public health and PRIME NEIGHBORHOOD ~ r— welfare of citizens of. Neptune: NEPTUNE ‘ nate approximately 17 substandard EASILY WINTERIZED ' MAI ESTATE • INSURANCE • MORTOAOIS U 1ST. 1*10 Township and vicinity.” FHA—?600. down. VA —no down. dwellings, replacing them with To qualifted buyers. modern Units for seniop citizens and In an effort lo eliminate the mas- Ready to m ove in on day of clos LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM, KITCHEN, 53 Main Ave, Ocean Grove 774-1058 774-2880 low-income families .The Govern quito menace, brooks were dredged ing! Excellent condition, well con SHOWER AND LAV ON FIRST FLOOR EACH ing Body, by their own efforts, re with assistance of the County Mos structed two-story home at $1<>,5O0. SIDE moved sub-standard- houses and P/ice is $500. under FHA appraisal. quito Control Commission. Neptune Large living room with health nuisances through foreclos also gained national recognition in 3 - BEDROOMS AND LAV SECOND FLOOR ure and demolition. 7 ' '■ ;. ■ FIREPLACE - a campaign originated ;>y Andrew Dining room, kitchen, .3 bedrooms; EACH SIDE ’ Citizens’ groups made sugestions PelusO, r. member, of the Neptune bath, full basement, two car .garage. which \yere incorporated in a low- Board of Health, to control Mos Oil fired hot watir heat keeps this THIS IS A B U Y THAT TURNS BACK THE CLOCK '■HOLIDAY SPECIALS” income housing project completed quitos by. attracting the 1 Purple insulated home warm and comfor TO THE “GOOD OLD DAYS” Broadway: Sunny sida of street, 2 bedrooms & bath, 2nd fl. Liv. this year..Emphasis was placed on table on the coldest days. Call now. Martin to Neptune. Under this pro for appointment to see. Km, Din. Um, Kitchen & bedroom,. 1st floor. Large Porch, . eliminating• the “project-look” and gram,, publicity made "Neptune for We Haven’t had a place like this listed for years !!! Small Garage, Forced HA Gas Heat. Immediate possession — a more effective design of play the birds.” '. ... ' . ' . • WHOAM I A GIFT at $10,700.00 areas with attractive landscaping. Neptune as made a safer place FANTASTIC BUY AT THE UNBELIEVABLE ... I am a two story three bedroom one Comer: i bedroom HOME with separate 3 room Apt. 2 com The final result exceeded the beaiu in which to' live with the widening and one-half bath home on Embury PRICE OF ty portrayed in the artist’s concep .of the bridge on West Bangs Ave Avenue, Ocean Grove, and I have a plete bathe, Lg. Living- B id. & Dining Em. Full Cellar, Steam Uon of the project before construc nue and the installation cif traffic new roof, practically new porches, oil heat, Large porch, No. side of street. INCOME from' new hot water heater,: and I can $ 8 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 Apt, covers expenses — Move right in and LIVE — Another tion. ; signals at daiigerous intersection. be easily converted to? two farafly . . A Senior Citizens* Project was A heliport w-as built at Fitkiri If your desire is to have a little in GIFT at $16,800.09 Memorial Hospital to enable pati come. It costs Just about $150 to Webb Ave.: Comer: 4 bedroom HOME with efficiency Apt, Hot started following the suggestion keep me warm. Want- to\ gtre me a that it be part of the community ents to be flown in for medical physical check-up? Caff xrsy Cuard- Air, (forced) Oil Heat, nice porch, full cellar, Large Attic, rather than isolated from resident treatment. This will be especially ian right NOW. . REALTOR MKMBKB S.UX.I, *s’*‘ W ili Saerafica at $13,000.00 ial districts. Special emphasis was beneficial for air rescue at s*:a due Mt. Tabor Way: Five.iedriom H0S1E,:2 complete baths. Large . placed on effectively blending the to. our location near' fishing, and re- -774-7500 Liv. Room, Din, Hoorn, Modern. Kitchen,.Hot Water Oil Heat, units into the surrounding resident- creational waters/ • EDWIN D. RALSTON AGENCY TEACHING ailVENSte- Aluminnra Combination Windows & Doow, Excellent Condi " tfrea. ; DECENCY • tion both inside and out. Available immediately. HEDUCER Fit kin Memorial -Hospital has PRospect 5-0398 PRospect 5-8600 FOR THIS ISSUE — FULL PRICE *14,000. been located .in Ihe Township of The Neptune Recreation Pro GARRABRAN1 Neptune since 1932. Although the gram was expanded • again during AGENCY Property formerly listed here has been sold thru this AGENCY .hosp\ta\ Is constantly expanding, it the past, year with-many new play 7I-* Summerfield AsbuTy Park REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE “Better Buy from HURRY and Be Satisfied” . had become apparent that our com grounds being erected. ; REALTORS Member: SJ»fX.S. 48 MAIN AVENUE OCEAN GROVE, N. J. munity needed additional facilities . Many children are taken on . Eves: Jack.DisbroW — 2ZZ-3102 for’ rehabilitation. The..'Planning touts, of the municipal, building, . Board of the TownshlpV'working in especially enjoying the view of the J, A . HUERY AGENCY. • cooperation with private investors jail and, being, fingerprinted.. REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE and developers, have accomplished The Neptune Girl Scout Troops the construction of two new modern are active groups and one troop 66 MAIN AVENUE OCEAN GRtfVE nursing homes to meet this heed. earned a Gun Badge,, another, first TeL 774-4132. for Neptune, under the ’sponsorship F O R SALE FOR SALE The Planning Board, working Estabiljhed aver SO YEARS with the Township’s Zoning Coord- of the Neptune Recreation Pro Home with income in best loca tion. Eight rooms, 2*/i baths; Lovely bungalow, hoi water heat, insulated, room for room for garage. garage and small garden. Owner moved away, would Price reduced to $18,000. consider reasonable offer. . F O R SALE
• 2 family-new baseboard heat. Lovely apartments. Fine location. Listed at $12,000. . • Buhgalow—5 rooms, open fireplace, automatic heat, full base Small home in very good condi ment and finished attic. AH this plus a fall sized GARAGE. Owne»* DESIRABLE moving out of state has reduced price to only $16,500. [ ‘ tion. Six rooms and bath; good • 2 family plus a small cottage. OU burners. Tlcduced for a quick heating system. sale to only $8,500. Three atory dwelling, full cellar, six bedrooms, garage, • RcautUul home. Modem and In best taste. This home boasts all - $16,800.00 the very newest features even finished study and recreation- rooms* In two lots overlooking ocean. Priced reasonably ind basement. $23,000. - , . • Bungalow—5 rooms and bath. Oil fired hot water heat. Only $11,500. . would consider offer. • 2 family. Central location. Each apartment 4 rooms and bath. Jennie Meyer Fino condition. Automatic heat. Reduced for a quick sale to settle. iw kw n |Win£ " '• '' • * ' ^ i • Guest House. Rooms and small apartments. Furnished. Ask ing $10,000. APARTMENTS AGENCY Also many other fine listings ready for your -inspection. SR&KD H£W AND C?EH FOR iHMEDI&TE OHDPAHCY! REAL ESTATE ALVIN E. BILLS, Realtor The • Bliore's newest apartment* oiler Ocean Grpve-Neptune V. M. KUBLER ‘environment in one nnd two-bedroom units priced irom. $1*5 47 Vi Main Avenue • Member of SMLS per month! Situated at 151 Stockton Ave.. Ocean. Grove. Laundry facilities. Resident Superintendent. . Air Conditioners, Hefrlpprators, Bub Service at door ' Ocean Grove, N. X 78 MAIN AVE. , • OCEAN GROVE Realtor step. ■ Gas, Water and Heat included In rental. Ex* 1 -elusive Rental Agents, Edwin D. Agency Tel. 774-3061 117 MAIN AVE. OCEAN GROVE . 48 Main ’Ave., Ocenn Orove, N.J, PhOtie 775-03W. Dial 774-2124 Phone 774-1142 FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1966 OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSfflP OP NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY PAGE F i v r
Mr.;and Mrs. Frank Walker, 125 dening hobby and at present sho pital told of her, association with Future spring activities will be OCEAN GRO creates shellcraft jewelry. m e m o r i a l c r o s s Franklin Avenue, are wintering in the, hospital.. -The president o f the a theatre party in March to be held. Honoring her at the, dinner were porida. They have just purchased auxiliary to the Methodist Home, ■fit the Savoy, Theatre, Asbury Park; a‘home near Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mys. R, A. Zartman, Pitts OCEAN GROVE — The IS Mrs, Alice Bean, explained their a card party and a cake sale with burgh, Pa;; Miv and Mrs. W. S.. • foot Memorial Cross on the Mr. E. P. Jessup 118, Cookman work in helping members. dates to be: announced/! Zartman,. Mr..I. S. Zartman, Sham- front of the Ocean Grove Audi- Avenue, and his sister Mrs. Edythe ■ Mrs. Eric Arpsrt,- president of okin, Pa.; Mrs. Pred Reichert, Mrs. , Mrs. Wilfred Giles was appointed .torium, facing the sea, will be Johnson are spending the winter the auxiliary to the Bancroft-Tay- Emma Ditchfield, Treverton, Pa.; telephorie chairman. lighted the week o f. January with their brother and his wife in lor Home, read a letter from Miss Mr., and Mrs. Merrill Thompson, 15-22 in memory of Mrs, Nel Sarasota, Florida, Blanche Kemp, telling of their ap Cards were played after the Interlaken;' Miss Marian Kresge, lie McGerry, by, Mrs. Dorotha The Ocean Grove P.T.A. meeting preciation of the work they are do meeting. The dark horse was won t
ERH • KYANIZE PAINTS—PAINTING SUPPLIES—WALL PAPER LARRISON ,™ Lo i CORLIES AVENUE PAINT STORE 1314 Corlies Ave., Neptune • Tel. 774-2648 • Free Deliver; Highway 35 & 3rd Ave. NEPTUNE CITY PLUMBING and HEATING PR 4-5352 COAL AND FUEL OIL Residential & Commercial Estimates Cheerfully Given Residence — 95 Broadway FRANK J. ECKART — 774-0656 Ocean Grove — PR 4-2590 418 BURLINGTON AVE. « BRADLEY BEACH, N. J. Oil WILLARD MOUNT - 774-3040 Burner Service Plumbing and Heating- — Electric Sewer Wire C06 BEACH AVE. • BRADLEY BEACH, N.7. 24 Hours Daily 24 Hour Service • • Electric Sewer Cleaning Including: Sunday FIORENTINO PLUMBING 1 805 Sixth Ave., Asbury Park • Tel. 774-7480 43 MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE W. B. NAGLE, Reg. Ph. Jobbing Properly Serviced ot Reasonable Rates NAGLE’S Main - Central Pharmacy RADIO & TELEVISION — SALES & SERVICE . '“Doctors Advise Nagle’s’’ • '- Tel. 774-0204_ .. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED ; BEST QUALITY DRUGS ACE Radio & Television (775-8062) ELECTRICIAN We repair'and sell Television, Home'& Car Radios, Record PlaycrA 7 KRAFTS anl Tape Recorders. .Sandwich 69 Highway 35, “Top of the Hill,” Neptune City, N. J. LSpreade ADAMS ELECTRIC AO sizes, cat and threaded. (£ ' Wiring — Fixtures — Appliances ROOFS — SIDINGS Valves and fittings and n D. Darvin Adams Jr. Dial 776-8376 ; copper tnbing. , g P. O. Box 915, Asbury Park, N. J. ______- - Tel 774-1186 Electrical Contractor GENERAL ROOFING, CO. ROOFING — SIDING — GUTERS — LEADERS ‘AjgEiacxii-($toi*dsvd ROBERT E. MOSER COMBINATION WINDOWS FREE ESTIMATES • Plumbing Fixtures • Hot Wa FIXTURES - • 'WIRING • ELECTRIC HEAT Dial 776-82*19 1-108 Corlies Ave., Neptune Robert Deane 403 OAKDALE DR., Shark River Hillf^ NEPTUNE ter Heaters • Boilers • Base SIGNS — Painting arid Lettering Board Radiation VARIETY STORE Just mis it with Kraft Sandwich Spread! Special perky relishes in * WINDOW SHADES MADE TO ORDER «reamy, eeaty dressing, ’Great on tiead lettuce, too. And it comee in a 120 Neptune HVay *35 E. A. PACE 5 & 10c STORE 1013 Main Street Bradley Beach •handy new wido-moutb jar!. ... 49 MAIN AVE., OCEAN. GROVE — 775-4155 'Serving- the Shore for Many Yeara' NEPTUNE 100 MAIN ST., MANASQUAN — 223-0224 PR 4-0600 . You’re Reading the Family Newspaper THIS SPACE AVAILABLE L‘/i' ■■ • V ' *■ •’ M. j ■ *>:%> ••.♦-• vi^^lv^r.vr.tr.'?^ ^.••v . : . . . .*... 'V^-^vVv'<• C '•■'’•• • •••' *«’ >iD -f A 6 6 El & Bf OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TfitfES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1966 1964, died Monday at the Methodist ■bo received iuto membership at a clarinet and trumpet parts. . , Obituaries nuc, Ocean Grove, for many years. Home for the . Aged, 70 Stockton .Mrs. Roberson was .the widow o f Avenue, at'the age of 86. later date.. " . ■. ,.;,.Rid(3j’-s,«,teacher, .Mitchell;; ;■. tThe department•jiVe'si'denS; jMrs,': “spent-.inn eyenigg.- iifa'ttuioting !:the" Theodore. Roberson. FolloW.ing th'thef-' wldf^v 'Sf-Jflfttes' IW *i.n A L ^ iU S e^ sP A R K B B •...._ Florence" Ambrose,-; vViU'-ma^ffi her boys before their.high school np- 'death^of 'Mr; Rbbb'rSoti'in iD60| Mrs.. Howland. • ■' “ *! \ Monmoujh County Permanent List .;•» EBW fflt — £Hf ft*' W. Parker, official Visit to th&-6th' district oii pcarance^ . Robersoii had made' her "home!; with Mrs, HowMiinfl formerly resided, aV Shore S&sjdtnt 'a.li' -his. lift?, died her ' niece', Mrs: William LinJsay, Jan:. ;31, at. Keyport. At- that ..time ' A new member.lias recently been in Belleville. '. ■ - : ' at the c/Tice o f the Commissioner \testyitu?8day..:.nt,! Fitfein. Hqspitai in. South Plainfield. . Mrs. Roberson Mrs; Heckrttan will present a $100 added, Doug Holl, guitarist. FREEHOLD — A total of 3,095 She had been born in Manasquan, of Registration, third floor, Hall of . •ot the age-of 64. He was a jersey suffered a broken hip Nov. 10. at check for the. cancer, fund. The The boys are trying to reach a voters has been dropped,from the .Central Power and Light foreman, the daughter- of: the late, Mr. and permanent registration records - in Records, Freehold, New Jersey. ' her home. auxiliary has a cancer march each decision on an appropriate name Mrs. Charles Allen. 1 Those in doubt as to whether. or and resided at‘.700 Atkins Avenue, Surviving, is one son, Gordon, meeting which helps, make this pos .for the band. Monmouth County, ■ it; was an Survivors are a . niece and two not they are permanently regis ' ' Mr. Parker had teen born in Moravia,. N- Y .; a granddaughter, sible. Mrs. Virginia Kriischka, can nounced today by. Commissioner of nephews. • '. • .' ••• . tered may contact the office of the,. Lakewood, and was honored in 1949 Mrs. John N. Garrabrandt Jr;, Jer cer chairman, also sold jewelry, the' Registration", Glenn L. Swader. Funeral services .were held yes for his 26 years with the Jersey profit of which went into the fund. , Voters lose permanent registra Commissioner of Registration, oil, ■ ome, Idaho; three .Other-grandchil terday (Thursday) at the Meth- Scholarship Comm. Central Power & Light Co. .The members voted to pay $228 tion by failure to vote, at any elec telephone 462-1940 - Extension 393, dren, and severa! great-grandchil hodist Home, here, with' the Rev. He was a charter member and for cancer insurance which entitles tion during four consecutive years. on. or before January. 20, 19GG. dren; her niece, Mrs. William Lind-* Philip Brown officiating. The Frart- also a 'p a st president of the Brad each member to'a cancer insurance Lists Chaii men A t this time the original and, dupli say, and several other nieces and cloni, Taylor and Lopez Funeral ley Beach First Aid Squad. He was policy.,;'; cate , permanent registration arid reported 626 items of various medi nephews, v; . Home, Neptune, was in charge o f ■treasurer and a past president of Services were held at the Me Mrs. Edward Wright, chairman NliPTUNE—The Neptune Town record of voting is removed to the cal supplies, 50; hospital gowns, 12 arrangements. • the Independent Fire Company of morial Funeral Home, in Plainfield, for the children’s Christmas party ship Scholarship .Fund Committee inactive file and the voter shall be knitted bandages and 15 pair ol Bradley Beach. He was an exempt met Tuesdqy at ' Neptune / High' ■required to re-register before, be wit hthe pastor of the First Baptist . AMERIGO MACCANICO reported that 120 children attend eyeglasses sent to Catholic Medical fireman, and a member of the fire School, with Chairwoman Mrs. Wil ing allowed to vote at any eubse- Church Of South Plainfield officiat NEPTUNE—Amerigo (Red) Mac- ed* at. the- post home,, which was Mission Board. The next Blue Cross company for the. past 39 years. bur Hawthorne presiding. , quent election. ing. Interment was in Hamilton canieo, 1908 Washington Avenue, sponsored jointly by the post and meeting will be held January 18, S Mr. Parker was a member of the Mrs. William Coyne, chairman of Each non-voter has been notified Cemetery, Neptune. . " • .. died Monday in Fitkin Hospital.'He A ux.,, each donating $75 fo r toys P. M., at the home of Mrs- James. Monmouth County Chapter, Amer the raffle,- reported - a profit of by card of their removal,-and list was 51 years of age. '■ and refreshments. . Rice, 508 Main St., Avon, Instead o f ican Red Cross, nnd instructed first MRS. ALBERT M. AUSTIN SR.. Mrs. Anne Lopez, hosjpital chair $1362.50. mailed to each municipal clerk. '■Mr. Maccanico’ had. been- born as scheduled. aid classes for the chapter. He was OCEAN GROVE—Mrs.,Willie E. Mrs, William Wanner, chairman The last day for registration for In Haskell, the son of th e'la te man, stated that the patients at the Special awards went to Mrs. a veteran of World War II, having Austin, a resident here for 45 years, of the annual/spring card party the coming special election is Jan Nicholas and Concetta Maccanico. Allcriwood Sanitorium enjoyed the Thomas Heutele, Mre. John F. Cu-^ served with the U. S.- Navy. at 10 Delaware Avenue and retired gifts and refreshments -brought to and fashion show, named as com uary 20, 1966. Non-voters may reg Ho was. a communicant of Our sack' and Sirs. Ted Kpnopka.. Mrs- ‘ He is survived by his widow, Mrs. postmaster here, serving 19 years, the sanitorium at Christmas time;. mittee chairmen: door prizes, Mrs, ister, with their municipal clerk or Lady of Mount Carmel Roman Ca Harry Weaver was1 hostess assisted Lillian Morris Parker; a son, Al died last Friday in Fitkin Hos The Aux.; also gave the patients T. H. Catley; assisted by Mrs. tholic Church, Asbury Park; a by Mrs. Neil Anderson, Mm. A dolf fred W. Parker Jr., Bradley Beach; pital following a brief illness. She at the Preventorium gifts of clothes Charles Boyce arid Mrs. William leather cutter for ;: MacGregor Nicolosi, Mrs. Raymond Casey, Mrs. ' two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Van was-77 years of age. Nemeth; table favors, Mrs; Charles Sportsvycar, of Dover; a member o f and to y s ,' " . . Hejtired Persons James H. Murphy, Mrs: Raymond Dprhoff, Neptune City, and Mrs. . Mrs. Austin had been born in Mrs. Joseph Ctirto, rehabilitation Scott; posters and publicity, Mrs. Amalgamated' Clothing Workers or Cruicksharik and , Mrs-- Louis J- P a tricia Mergangey, Neptune; Lewis County, Terin. chairman, reported that three Joseph Bozzelli and Mrs. Joseph America, Local 190 of Elizabeth; Glatz, IH. " . three sisters, Mrs. Lillian Jobes, She had been appointed postmas needy families hail received Christ Levinos; tickets, Mrs. Levinos, as Elect Mrs. Marsh and; a ■ member of the Neptune Neptune; Mrs. Helen LeCompte, ter, in the Grove in 1940, and re mas food basket which amounted to sisted by Mrs. David Thompson. ■ • ■, — * . Democratic Club. Trenton, and Mrs. Josephine Brun- tired in 1959. ■ ... The party wilV be V Wednesday, Alexander Coulitch, Re-, Services At St. James Mr. Maccanico was also an ama- $75. / !: • : dage, of Wall Township; 11 grand She was an active willing work On Wednesday, Jan. 12, the aux April 27, at 8 P.M: at the Royal tiring President, Urges ture golfer, in this area. . children nnd one great-grandchild. er in Red Cross and many other iliary-presented the Neptune Li Manor, Wal] Township. Fashions Support of Legislation BRADLEY BEACH—The Rcr. Survivors are his wife, Catherine Services were held Saturday aft charity drives. brary with the, Golden Year-Book will be presented by the Belmar D. Stewart Alexy, rector of St. Senesi Maccanico; a son, Nicholas ernoon from the Francioni, Taylor Mrs. - Austin, is survived by her which was published by the Na Fashion Corner. ■ OCEAN CROVE — Members of James Episcopal Church, announces Paul, and a daughter, Euginla Ann, and Lopez Funeral Home, 10th and husband, Albert M.; one daugh tional Aux. to V.F.W. The mem The'rtext meeting will be held in American Assoiiation of Retired the following services. Sunday, Jan both at home; five sisters, Mrs. Atkins Avenues, here, with fire ter, Mrs. Jeahne A. Stewart, Rapid bers weVe-asked to'attend the pres March. ' ' Persons at their regular monthly 16th (2 services), 8:00 .A.M, the Rose Norris, Mrs. Helen Chidnese, men services Friday evening. In City, South Dakota; a son, Albert entation, meeting were urged by Alexander Holy -Eucharist. 10rf)0 A.M., morn Mrs, Celeste DeCapua and Mrs. Sul # ------terment was in Monmouth Memo M. Jr;, at home; a sister, Mrs. . After the meeting refreshments Coulitch, retiring president, to sup ing .prayer, with the combined I sle Scannapieco, all Of Neptune, and rial Park. George; E. Turnbull, of Escondido, were served in.the recreation room. port the Hart Bill S-985, Deceptive choirs. Following this serviced the! Mrs. Viola Legrin, of Little Silver; Hills PTA Board Calif., and two grandchildren. Mrs. Mae Warner and. Mrs. Edward' Packaging arid Labeling Act, -and annual parish meeting will be held; and two brothers," Nicholas and GEORGE F. TERRELL Funeral services were held at the Wright Were refreshment chairmen. the Prouty Bill Nr.S-350, Retire Children will be cared- fo r in the Joseph, botli of Neptune. OCEAN GROVE — George F. Ocean Grove Memorial Home, "118 _—-* ------Plan Dad’s Night ment Income which would make Undercroft. Just a reminder of the Services are today. (Friday) at Terrell, n resident here for the Main Avenue, on Tuesday morning, Social Security available for all Social Guild Agressiver dinner Jan. 9:30 A. M. from the Francioni, past 76 ycirs, died last Wednesday with interment in Monmouth Me NEPTUNE—;The executive com persons over 72 years of age re 15th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and Lopez Funeral -Home, Clubwomen Hear at Monmouth Medical Center, Long morial Park, New 'Shrewsbury. niittee. of the Shark River Hills gardless of whether they, had previ Jon Zschiegner. Don't miss, the 10th and Atkins Avenues, at 9:30 Branch, following a lengthy ill PTA met Monday night -at the ously qualified. Members will write great social event. See you there. A. M., with High Requiem Mass at- • ; ~ • - OP • • . . ness. He was 85 years of age, and HARRY B. FRANCIS home of Mrs; N. Meyers, 812 Stam Senators Case and Williams. 10 A. M. at Our Lady of Mount resided at 92 Mt. Zion Way. BRADLEY BEACH — Harry B. ford Drive, Neptune. Co-hostesses Mr. Coulitich then introduced and Sr. Youth Plan Dinner Carmel Church. Interment will- fol Mr. Terrell was born in Greens Francis, 514 Newark Avenue, a OCEAN. GROVE — The heritage were Miss Nancy Platt and Mrs. commissioned the officers for. the low In Mount Calvary . Cemetery. NEPTUNE—“Wanted: A Torn boro, N. C., the son of the late Mr. forriier chief of the Bradley Beach and background of the Russian William Sobeck. Mrs, Robert Good coming year— Mrs. Ethel Marsh, Heart” will be the title of thb Rev. ' and Mrs. George Terrell. Fire Department, died last Friday people were-depicbed in color slides rich presided at the meeting, and president, 1102 Sunset Ave., As FREDERICK C. GROHGANS Rollin P. Keller’s sermon at the He was a retired lense grinder. at the age o f 86. ' for the Woman’s Club o f Ocean reviewed committee reports. ■ . bury Park; Mrs. llortha Shaller, 11 A,M. service of Good. SiiephenR His wife was the late Mrs. Ethel Mr. Francis had been born in NEPTUNE — Frederick C. Groh- Grove last Thursday afternoon at • Mrs.. Leo J. Zatta, ■; prpgram vice-president,. 23 Abbott Ave., Chapel, Neptune, .this Sunday. T he! M. Terrell. Spring Lake, the son: o f the late gans, 221 Laurel Place, died T.ues the clubhouse. chairman, announced that the; an Ocean Grove; Mrs. Joseph Gar 7 p.m. service will contain the sec- There are no known survivors. Charley and Margaret Francis, and day while vacationing In Florida, In .The slides shown were taken M>d nual Father’s Night will be ob diner, secretary, 512 Wakefield ■ orid message in a series o f B ible Services were held Monday in was a retired painting contractor. Palm Springs Hospital in 'Hialeah, narrated :by Fritz Cleary, travel served at the PTA meeting Mon Road, Neptune; Mrs. Daisy Goetz'e, l studies in the book of I John titled, Asbury Park, with interment fol He was associated in business here Ela„ at the age of 58. editor for-the Asbury Park Press. day, January 17, at 8:00 P.M. The financial secretary, 314 Carton Ave., “ God Is Light”. The senior; youth lowing in -Mt. Prospect Cemetery, for the past 50 years. A resident heer for the past Mr. Cleary Was among the- first program will feature films and a Neptune;Mrs. Clara McLeod, group, the Sr. Machen League, is Neptune. . Mr; Francis was an exempt fire twelve years, Mr. Grohgans was dozeri newspapermen to enter Rus talk .on the township recreation treasurer, 56 Asbury Ave., Ocean planning a progressive dinner for man o f the Indeperident Fire'Com born in Newark, and was formerly sia in 1957 under a cultural ex- program by Gilbert Twelves, town Grove; Mrs'. Agnes StoefFels, cor next, Friday evening.-.. . ■• ;/■ MRS ROBERT D. SIMPSON pany, here. . a resident of Asbury Park and Irv change program. ship committeeman. In' addition, responding secretary, Il4 Heck . HILLSIDE — Mrs. Agnes F. He was the husband of the late ington. V Miss Alice • Burgoyne, interna candidates for election to the board Ave., Ocean Grove; Mrs. I. Mac Simpson, a former resident of Mrs,. Ella-Francis. . He was retired, and had been a tional relations- chairman, .. intro of education be introduced. Donald,, chaplain; 91 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove for ten years, died Mr. Francis is survived by two baker for the Fischer Baking Com duced Mr. Cleary. Mrs. Russell L. Film strips and records donated Ocean Grove.. Talk On First Aid at her home last Thursday, fo l sons, Clarence M., and Harold C., pany of Asbury Park. . Snyder, president, said the club by the PTA to the. school will be on lowing a long illness. She was 81 both here. Mr,. Grohgans was a member of will celebrate its 44th anniversary display at the meeting. At Fire Auxiliary ■ years of age, and resided at 962 Funeral services were held on the Bakers & Confectioners Union at a birthday party formembers Mrs; Arthur Shannon, by-laws Chairmen List Tuesday in Belmar, with firemen’s of Newark arid the Riviera Boat only Thui'sday at 1:15 P.M. Revere Drive. chairman, recommended an amend OCEAN GROVE — LL Wmbun She was the widow of Robert D services on Monday; evening. In Club of Point Pleasant. There will be a mid-winter ment to the PTA by-laws which Coming Events Asay of the Ocean Grove.First Aid1' I terment followed in Mount Pros He is survived by his widow, Mrs. luncheon Thursday, Jan. 20, 12;30 Simpson. would automatically make the Squad spoke to the Ladies of th e Mrs. Simpson had been born in pect Cemetery, Neptune. Marie Rech Grohgans; two daugh P.M. at the clubhouse. school principal a member o f the BRADLEY BEACH, — Court St Eagle-Washlngtdn Fire Company Glasgow, Scotland, coming to Eliz ters, Mrs. William'' Wlnsor, West Refreshments were served by nominating committee. The amend Elizabeth; Catholic Daughters of Auxiliary at their monthly meeting- abeth it) 19051. Twelve years ago MISS IRIS R. CHESHIRE Hampton Beach, L6ng Island, N. Y., Mrs. Honier Secor and Mrs. Ed ment will be proposed at the Jan. America, Avon, met Tuesday night on Wednesday evening. His topic she moved to the Grove, where she : OCEAN GROVE— Miss Iris R. and Mrs. W allace Osborne, Wall' ward Emmons. • . _ 17 meeting. In the American Legion Hall, here. was “Why Study First Aid” and he resided until two years ago. She Cheshire,, a Shore resident for the ■Township; four brothers,' William Others attending were: Mrs. W al Mrs. Edward Westervelt and Mrs. John C, Fink, Sr., Grand gave a fine talk about First Aid then moved to the home o f her past 55 years, died last Saturday and Harold, of Maplewood; Arthur, ter A. Johnson, . Mrs. Ruth M. Mrs.' Morton Hersh, ways and Regent presided and appointed Mrs. that mothers should be able to give daughter,' Mrs. Dorothy D. Kaik- at the Methodist Home, 70 Stockton of Elizabeth, and Herbert of Union- Young, Mrs. Stephen Appelget, means chairmen, are finalizing Salvatore J. All chairman of a in an emergency about their home, man, here. . Avenue, at the age qf 84. two sisters, Mrs. George Erickson, Mrs. Herbert Marties, Mrs. Edward plans for a Talent Show to be held Whist party to be held February and distributed booklets. Mrs. Simpson was a member of Miss Cheshire, a retired practical Denville,. and Mrs. William Van Devonshire, Mrs. Howard Furbeck, on March 18th at the school.1 22 at tlie American Legion Hall Mrs. Fred Niedenstein presided the Third Presbyterian Church', nurse, and friend of many, was a Vleet, Atlantic City, and five grarid- Mrs. A. T, Holloway, Mrs. Sylvan Class, mothers, headed by Mrs. Monetary donations were voted to at the business meeting. Thirteen Elizabeth, a charter member of the resident o f the Home for the past Funeral arrangements are under Ehrich, Mrs. Ivan Hall, Mrs. Roger Ronald E ly and Mrs. William So Catholic Welfare Bureau in Tren members were present and. way* ; Mother’s Circle of Veritas, Order 15 years. . . the direction of the Daniel A. Reil Taylor, Mrs. Joseph Cetrulo, Mrs. beck, presented class Christmas ton and National Conference of Ca were discussed for raising money. o f DeMolay, and a member of Lu She had been born in London, ly Funeral Home, Belmar. Ena Wakefield, Mrs. Win. Schlas- parties on Dec. 21. tholic Charities, Miss Mary Schmid, Refreshments were served by th e cinda Chapter 35, Order of Eastern and was a graduate of the Chau man, Mrs. Edward Makholm, Mrs. The next meeting of the execu librarian, announced the purchase hostesses: Mrs.. Niedenstein, Mrs. Star, both in Elizabeth. taqua School of pursing. She was MRS. ROBERT MILLER Henry Erbacher, Mrs. Lawrence tive committee will be held Feb. of a new book “Works of Peace” Harry Larrison and Mrs. William In addition to her daughter, she a member of St. Paul’s Church, • NEPTUNE — Mrs. Beulah D. Rhoads. 14 'at the home, of Mrs. Robert Da by Eileen Egan.'- ■ •:'i - MocKridge, to members presentr is survived by a son, Robert D. here; the Guild of St; Barnabas for Miller, Apartment i, Gables Club ' And, Mrs. Alfred Manley, Mrs. vis,' 711 Half o‘n Court,; Neptune. 'Mrs.' John H, Wesley, Share the Mrs. Douglas Howard, Mrs. Michael Simpson Jr., Altamonte Springs, Nursing, the Ocean Grove Auxil and Apartment, W alnut. Street, Frank S. Post Mr3;' John A. Millar,. n o I l c , ; Faith Chairman, spoke , on “Per Seiser, Mrs, Arch Shaw, Mrs. Har Fla., and three grandchildren. iary to Fitkin Hospital,. Neptune, died Tuesday at.her home. She.was Mrs. Samuel R. Drown, Mrs. Elmer fection arid the Love of God” and old Heckman Jr., Mrs. W niiam Services. were held Saturday in the Auxiliary to the Methodist 52 years of age. . • Baldwin, ' Mrs. Sue Bartz, Mrs. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OE LANDS AND PREMISES IN THE T O W l S announced . block rosary is being Asay, Mrs. Henry Fant, •: Mrs. Wil Elizabeth, with interment in Ever Home, and the Republican Club of Born in Harrisbyrg, HI., Mrs. Mil Keith T. Sheild, M rs. William Flint, OF NEPTUNE. IN THE COUNTY OP MONMOUTH held Wednesdays; at 11 A. M. at the liam Zimmerman, Mrs. David Shot- green Cemetery, Hillside. Ocean Grove. ler had spent most of her life in Mrs. P. C. Cbrnes, Mrs. Joseph home of Mrs. William Jennsch, Jr., well, Mrs. Douglas McMahon, ana Miss Cheshire is survived by a Neptune., . Blackley, Mrs. Alexander Ander -N o t i c e is. hereby given that on Tuesday, the twenty-flfth day of Jan 80 Lincoln Ave., Neptune City* Mrs. A. LeRoy Ward. MRS. THEODORE ROBERSON brother, Harold M., London, and a Survivors are her husband, Rob son, Mrs. Lloyd C, Gundaker, Mrs. uary. -{Mt at a P.M.. at the Neptune PLAINFIELD— An Ocean Grove sister, Miss Pearl H. Cheshire, ert; two sons, Robert S., at home, John. Link, Mrs.- George Paterson, Townshlp^Headquarters, 137 South Main . Education Chairman, Mrs. Wes Street, Neptune, New . Jersey, the ley. announced the next meeting resident until ,1950, Mrs. Emma Elmhurst, New York. and 1st Lt. Phillip S., with the li. S.' Miss Arlirie Keephart, Miss Lily Township of Neptune. In the County The .CARE missioh . in ‘ TTimp Pub)ic *»e, of this department will be held Kong will buy enough rice this, Roberson, South Plainfield, died Services were held at the Ocean Marine Corps, located, at Camp Pier, Miss Laurette McKendree, to the highest bidder at a minimum February 1 at 1 -P.M., at the home year to. help fee