Citizen Ad I Ors See Improvements Neptune Enters National Contest

The It Pays Family To Advertise Newspaper In The Times . V AND TUB NEPTUNE TIMES OCEAN GROVE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NJtivv JERSEY, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1966 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.

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