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VOL. 101 NO. 37 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NE.W.iJERSEY, THURS., JULY 1, 1976 JiF T E E N CENTS Businessmen Bible Hour All Invited Auditorium -1976 Commemorative Facts & irovements Opens Jtdy 1st Old-Fashioned OCEAN GROVE - th e Bible Select “Citizens” Hour, which is held each, year in BLOCK PARTY About the Tabernacle from 9:00 to 10:00 The, AjM. will.'lioldUts first session on House OCEAN GROVE - George Froe- Thursday July 1st and will continue Tour lig of Peddler’s-Fair was installed through ..August 21, meeting each DID YOU KNOW THAT . . . day except Sunday, as president of the Ocean Grove NEPTUNE TWP. — “Come and —this is our EIGHTH House Tour, .Businessmen, Inc., last Friday Bring Your Whole Family” is the —one house on the tour has a night; succeeding Mrs. Rose Car- invitation of the township’s Bicen­ WICKER victrola!! iddo of Tempo Hairdressers.- tennial Committee which is staging —there will be an early baby, car­ .. Returning Officers are William a community-wide BLOCK PARTY, riage with a fringed “surry” top Campbell, vice president, and Mrs. this holiday Monday, July 5, from on display. Fourth of July Kathy Moore, recording secretary. 11 A.M. to dusk. Neptune Boule­ —a tent is decorated in red, white Other new officers are Susanna vard will be a closed street for and blue and it wasn’t intentional Knecht, who. succeeds Miriam Van the outdoor event in front of the for the Bi-Centennial. in Ocean Grove Horn as correspotding secretary, Municipal Complex.' —there is also a house with eagles Roy Olson, successor to Samuel Climax a. safe & sane “Fourth” and RED, WHITE a n d BLUE with a fun-filled day at the Block decor, just because they’re likes OCEAN G R O V E - An event-fill­ Party, says Robert Eccles, chair­ : of the owner. . ed Fourth: of July weekend has man, who reports t h e following —one house has framed Victorian been scheduled here. participating-organizations offering bibelots that are a delight. The Hamilton Temple Band, one their wares, games and displays —one owner has built in objects so of Canada’s premier brass bands, at individual booths— cleverly you’d- never dream they along with the Asbury Park Cita­ Kiwanis Club, Neptune Lions were there. del Band a n d Salvation Singers, Club, Republican and Democratic —you will find delighful.crafts used fresh from musical triumphs in a Clubs, Ocean Gi'cve Woman’s Club, throughout one of the homes. tour of the southern states, will Avon-Neptune: Junior Woman’s —a tent houses several refinished present “Musicrama ’76” in the Club, Ocean Grove Businessmen, antique pieces. Auditorium this Saturday at 8 PjM. Ocean Grove Historical Society, . there is a, BELTER sofa on dis­ The program is co-sponsored by Monmouth County Retarded Chil­ MRS. TINA SKOKOS, proprietor of Gifts by Tina, Cookman and play. the Salvation Army and the Ocean Rev. Dr. Floyd E. George dren, .Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts,.Cub Grand Avenues, Asbury Park, and North End Boardwalk, Ocean —a sunning deck: nestles in t h e Grove Hotel Assn. Tickets are now Scouts, Cincerned Citizens Organi­ Grove,,is pictured in the W. Goebel firm showroom in Rodental- The leader for the first tw o treetops.. . - on sale, at the Camp Meeting. zation, Puerto Rican Civic Club, Oeslau, Bavaria, West Germany. The Goebel firm is the sole —all :jhe money raised this year A ssn.‘office. ■j1."-/ weeks will be the Rev. Dr. Floyd •Neptune Civil League, Neptune manufacturer of M.I. Hummel figurines and plates of which Tina E. George, Pastor of the Castle will go towards the restoration oi The kaleidoscope- of exciting in- ■ Community Council. offers a $30,000 inventory for buyers to, select from. Gifts by Tina | ; Beersheba. t Heights United Methodist Church And, Way of Life Fellowship, Bi­ also announces the 1976 Ocean Grove commemorative plate is now strumental and choral music will of White Plains, N.Y., apd a Trus­ —at re-dedication of Beersheba’s also include Solo renditions by' ble Church, Christian Children’s available* a colorful interior view of the Auditorium created by a time capsul will contain t h e tee of the Ocean Grove Camp Association, Neptune Senior Citi­ Paul Schlitsey, Eatontown artist. She also reports there are still a Bandmaster David Buckley, trom­ Meeting Association. names of those that contributed bonist, and Bandsman Deryck Dif- - zen^, Little League Soccer Asso­ few of the 1974 and 1975 Ocean Grove commemorative plates avail­ to the restoration fund: Dr! George has been active in able. fey, cornetist, Canadian artists of ciation, Red & Black Association, - LAURA B. BATKIN Bible Class work for more than 25 American Legion Posts 346 & 266, international renown. Both bands years having taught th e largest Unexcelled Firemen & Auxiliary' -*V*:. .. • • Publicity Chairman will combine for the first perform­ Samuel Ziegler Men’s- Bible Class in the country, Religious Heritage;Siiriday Total Now.$67,311.86 ance of “God and Country,” a new : “Citizen' of the Year” Liberty Firemen and Auxiliary, the Bartholow Class of Mt. Vernon, Hamilton Firemen and Auxiliary, manuscript by William Himes, and OCEAN. GROVE — The amount Logos Opens Tonight During the annual dinner meet­ N.Y., with an average attendance Neptune Historical Society, Nep­ the finale o f. Dvorak's “N e w of over 300 men for six years, the NEPTUNE — A Bicentennial Re­ received for the Ocean Grove Wbrld” symphony. The concert is ing in Day’s Restaurant on Audi­ tune Library Association. OCEAN GROVE — Logos opens Norwalk Everyman’s Bible Class The BLOCK. PARTY opens at 11 ligious Heritage Celebration will Camp Meeting Now and Forever sponsored by the Ocean Grove torium Square, Samuel Ziegler, take place this Sunday at 1 P.M. Fund for the past week was $2,- tonight (Thursday) on the Board­ who has retired as a vice presi­ of Norwalk, Conn,, for five years A.M. (rain or shine) with a- wel­ Hotel Assn. in front of the Neptune Municipal 943.00 making a total of $67,311.86. walk at 7:30 P. M. Young people dent of the New Jersey Nation­ and -the Cadman Men’s . Class come by Maydt Joseph M. Pepe On Saturday afternoon, Gordon Complex, with Rev. Sherman S. The Save Ocean Grove fund re­ from 14 on up are invited to the al Bank and in later years the of Brooklyn, N. Y., for four years. and the presentation of Century Turk will present aii organ concert mained the same while the Tem­ LOGOS Center for recreation and manager of.the Ocean Grove For twenty years he has served as Home plaques to, Jam es Scruton, Robinson in charge., Combined in the Auditorium, 4 P:M. /' ple Fund for the week was $1,298- an opportunity to meet new and branch, was cited as the “Citizen Chaplain. of. the National Federa­ 1739 Asbury Ave., Neptune, and choirs from Neptune Churches will The Rev. Dr. Thomas Stephens help celebrate the nation’s 200th 00 making a total of $2,197.00. $1,- exciting people. “ We hope that we of the Year.” He: was presented tion of Men’s Bible Classes, an or­ (Mrs. Janet Watson, 22 Ocean Haggai, director of Manpower for anniversary. For. moire informa­ 000.00 was received in Wills and can make your summer more by Joseph Thummess, vice chair­ ganization - that holds its Annual Pathway, and C. George Alvey. 50- the Boy Scouts of America, will Convention each year in Ocean tion, see page 2 of this newspaper. Legacys. worthwhile,” say the men that will man of the board of the New 50% Abbott Ave., both O e e an be leading the LOGOS Center- preach in t h e Auditorium Jersey; National Bank and for- ■'Grove...- y Grove. The Historic Exhibit and Of -- at b o t h the. 10:45 A.M. and 7:30 Dr. Georye has .chosen to lead Brian Miller, a senior English ma­ ' mer president of its predeces­ Crafts opens at 11 A.M. inside the Graduates Cum Laude jor at Temple University; Morgan P.M. services, this Sunday. He has. sor, the Asbury Park and Ocean the Bible Hour during the first 2 municipal complex in the center weeks of the season, July 1-14, on Studies Dentistry Frost, a graduate from Millersville a daily five - minute radio show, Grove Bank. mall. ' ' ■ (Pa.) State Colege in the area of “Values for Better Living”, . the theme: “THIS IS LIFE - - -1” At 11:30, .the Avon - Neptune Jun­ JERSEY CITY — O n Ju re 5th, iMr. Thummess noted, that basing the studies on the 1st Let­ Jean L. Mitchell, (Mrs. L. W.) special education, and J.D. Landis throughout the nation and is a well “Sam’s ties with Ocean Grove be­ ior Woman’s Cltib will stage a bal­ was graduated cum laude from and WiHard Orellon who are 2nd known public speaker, including ter of^St. John - the last message loon release, and entertainment Jersey City- State College and gan in 1934 when he fell in love of the New Testament by the last year students at Westminster Theo­ commencement addresses at.the with Kathleen Strassburger and begins with the Gospel Singers, fol­ was awarded a bachelor of arts Air Force Academy. of the Apostles. \ degree in Health Sciences. Mrs. logical Seminary in Philadelphia. they were married In 1936. It was lowed by the Derick Folkes Rock ... ' This Sunday afternoon at 2:30 All are cordially invited to at­ Band. A poster and- art contest is Mitchell is a. Neptune High School at that time that Sam also fell in tend .the Bible Hour which will op­ graduate and a graduate of the P.M.; “Let Freedom Ring” will love with Ocean Grove.” He de­ being conducted from 12 noon to 3 Bryn Mawr, Pa. School of Nurs­ Graduate be presented by the 100-voice en with Gospel singing and special P.M. with viewers asked to vote clared that Mr: Ziegler’s contri­ musical features. Mrs. Irene ing. She is.a registered nurse. She Collegian Choir of Word of Life butions to the people of Ocean for their favorites. . is the .daughter of Mrs.-Ruth Lea- International. The musical ,w a s :• George-wili, preside at the piano. Folk singers are also scheduled therman of this place and resides Grove “go beyond the mundane written by Harry Bollback, Word Other leaders for the season will around 1:30 o.m. and at 2:30 Tom with her husband and two sons and the material. He helped many be' the Rev. Rollo Michael from on Pitman Ave; in Ocean Grove. of Life, co-director, who will ap­ people with their financial prob­ Clayton wil be on hand with stor­ •• _ * . pear in person along with Jack July 15-27; the Rev. John D. Blair, ies for children. At 5. p.m. there lems, their business problems and July 28-August 9 and the Rev. Wil­ Wyrtz'en, who:' will sneak on .. their personal problems. He has are stories told in chalk and from College Bound America’s spiritual foundation. liam R. McClelland, August 10-21. 5:30 to 6:30, the “Flame of Love” the spirit. and the spiritual; the -—-* ------Admission is free. Reserved tic­ foundation of this community.” band will play. ELIZABETHTOWN, ,1’a.—Eliza­ kets are available at any mem­ A youth sports program, includ­ Previous recipients of the “Citi­ Woman’s Club Bazaar, July 8 bethtown College has awarded a ber hotel of the Ocean Grove zen of the Year” award were the ing soccer, baseball and other grant to Charles L. Hart, 502 Hotel Assn., co-sponsor of t h e events, will be underway in the af­ Prosnect Avenue, Neptune, N.-J., late David Lake,' former Ocean OCEAN GROVE — The Annual musical dr at the Camp Meeting ternoon, under the direction of Jo­ to attend the College this fall as Grove police chief; the late How­ ■Bazaar of the Ocean Grove Wo­ • » . i Assn. office. seph' Crowley, recreation director a freshman. A 1976 graduate of ard L. Smith, former hardware man’s Club will be held at the Club Neptune Senior High School, Monday, the 5th, opens with the merchants and community leader; House, 89 Mt. Carmel Way. on for the ’township. Hart is the son of Mr. and Mrs. From 1 to 1:30 P.M., the Bruce Richard Hart. He is expected to Independence Day parade at 10 Alvin E . Bills, former township tax Thursday, July 8 from 9 A.M. to A.M. followed by the 11 A.M. pa­ assessor and church leader;' Mrs. 4 P.M. Luncheon will be served Harrison family groups feattfi-ing a major in business. ■ ventriloquist:.will present its pro­ DALE C. WHILDEN, lifetime - ® -— — triotic program in the Auditorium, Reba Weilert, who has devoted a from 11 A.M. to 2 P.M., for which ' summer resident of Ocean with the Rev. Dr. Thom a? Step- near lifetome ti youth programs tickets may be obtained.at the. Club gram, and Sam Waldman’s Dixie­ Grove, N. J., recently left for land Band will play in the time Recreaton Commission hens Haggai as the speaker. The and activities in the Grove; Den- House the day of t h e bazaar. Alton, 111., where he is cur­ range from 2 to 5:30, and a Nep­ Hamilton Temple Band will also There . will be a: wide variety of rently enrolled as a lirst year Page Three, Please tune Firemen’s Field D a y with . OCEAN GROVE — The Ocean 1 be in the parade. articles for sale including aprons, student in the School of Dental Grove Recreation Commission met ] books, candy, food, gifts,- jewelry, lots of fun and laughs is scheduled Monday night, the All-Philadel- Medicine at Southern, HI. Uni­ Monday night at the Park View ! phia Boys Choir and the 99-voice Drill Teams For Kitchen equipment, baby articles, at 2:30 P.M. s ; — ■ versity. “Dale is a cum laude A pie eating contest is scheduled Hotei to prepare' for their annual Boys Choir from Paris,. France, plants, punch, attic treasures and graduate of Illinois Wesleyan financial drive,- and a sk support GEOFFREY L. IRONS, son of Bicentennial Fete almost-new articles. Come out and for 5 p.m.; From 5:30 to 6:30 will give a concert in the Auditor­ University, and has spent this from their many dedicated friends. Mr. and Mrs. Vere L. Irons, ium at 8 p.m. The Paris choir-is have a good time and also do some P.M., Gerry Martel’s band, “Fes­ past year taking graduate ters Group,”, will play. From 6:30 Approximately 2,500 letters will be 26 Maplecrest Drive, Neptune, known as “Les Petits Chanteurs de early Christmas shopping. 'courses at'Dlinois State Uni­ , OCEAN. GROVE — T h e Ocean to 8:30 is square dancing with-Wes mailed next week. The e n d of was graduated from: the U.S. la Resurrection” and their reper­ _ * — ■—. V-"' versity working toward a m as­ Grove Fire Department Bicenten­ Morris, a well-known area caller.: uic year reports were heard and Military Academy at West toire includes songs both sacred ters of biology (anatomy) de-* nial Committee wishes to announce in charge. A 7:30 break finds Jim progress announced. The redwood Point, N. Y., June 2. He receiv­ and secular. Tickets may be pur­ the following drill teams will par­ Ely-Dellett Landry’s “Gentlemen of ; Note” gree. Dale holds membership awning at the south side of the: ed a 'B.S. degree and a com­ chased at the door. I ticipate in the July 31 Bicentennial in Beta Beta Beta and P hi shuffleboard court has been com­ mission as a second lieutenant barbershop quartet singing. “Give * _ — parade. Wedding, June 26 The Liberty,” a 75 . minute sight Sigma, National Honorary Bi­ pleted and the courts painted. The in the Infantry. A 1972 graduate ological societies. He was'al­ They include: the 12th Virginia and sound program in color, will tennis court is being readied and of Neptune Senior High School, ' Evers Earns Degree Calvary drill team from Virginia OAKHURST — Cynthia Lou Ely, be presented at 11:30 a.m., 1:00, so accepted by the School of will soon be complete. A donation he received a senatorial ap­ and N e w Jersey sponsored by daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard 2:30. 4:00, 6:30 arid 7:00 p.m. Dentistry at Fairleigh Dickin­ js to be given to the softball league pointment to the Military Aca­ son University. He" has active­ ■ EAST LANSING, Mich. — Wil­ Main Ave., Deli.; the Pershing Ri­ Ely, 3316 Hi. 33s Neptune ahd Ken­ Neptune -High School’s Fife and and the commission will cp-sponsor demy. While a t West Point the ly participated in many sum­ liam D. Evers; son of Mr. and Mrs. fles drill team frim Seton H a 11 neth Richard Dellett, son: of Mf. Drum Corns will be performing a bicycle rodeo, Reports were giv­ newly ■ commissioned officer mer programs in t h e Grove James P. Evers, 624 E. Riverside sponsored by Hannah-Crosman and Mrs. Kenneth Dellett, 140 In­ luring: the day, along with Tee Gee en on the success , of the ice-cream was a cadet chapel acolyte and arid has been employed at the Dr., Neptune, N.J., received an VFW post 2233. skip Ave., Ocean Grove, were unit­ the Clown from Two Guys, who smorgasbords and plans for a cook- a member of the Fine Arts Methodist Book: Store there for M.S. degree in Man Nutrition. June Also, Rumson. Fair Haven Reg-: ed in marriage last Saturday.-: will be distributing balloons and out in September v>ere made. The. Forum, and the Mountaineer- 12, from Michigan State Universi- jonal High School drill team; Rev. Richard Bailey, Dover, the past eight summers. He is commission "wili sponsor .the life­ Ing Clnb. goodies. There will also be contin­ the son of Mrs. Gladys M. Crimson - Grenadiers . Rifle drill Delaware, cousin of the groom offi­ uous puppet shiws throughout the guard tournament to be held th e * - ty‘ ' ’ . team Wall High School; and the ciated at the ceremony which was Whilden and the late Dr. Char­ last week in Jiily as part of their TOWNE COFF15E SH OPPE~ day. les S. Whlldem Band Starts 24th Season 1st Monmouth Militia, Manalapan. held at: t h e Oakhurst, Methodist Another feature, is the presenta­ contribution to the Bi-Centenhial Hrs. 7 days a wk. 7:30 am to 9 pm. Equestrian units participating Church. tion thoughout at the day slide .pro­ ------Celebration. OCEAN GROVE — The 24th 60 Main Ave.,'opp. O.G. Post Ofc. ■will be: Jumping Brook 4H from Linda Ely, .sister of the bride, gram of the Revolutionary War. # ' concert season of the Ocean Grove •' ^—49tf Neptune and WWyside; Monmouth was maid of honor a n d Joseph Simmonds Proud Parents Summer Band under the direction County Trail Riders'Colts Neck; •B.S. From Ball State Buying Old Coins, Stamps, Gold, Delpizzo, was best man. - WOMAN’S CLUB BAZAAR of Harry Eichhorn, will’begin with Sterling and Post Cards, Ocean , The Knights Riders, Wall Town- A reception, was held at the home on July 8th at the Club House, 89 t' MUNOIE, Ind. - Yvonne M. a concert Thursday. Julv 8 at 8:35. Grove Coins aod Stamps, 45 Pil- jL ship; and four horse drawn buggies of the bride’s parents. Mt. Carmel Way, from 9 A.M. to 4 M ^theoarenteofa siri’ born lNunn’ daughter of Elfieta Nunn, at the boardwalk. Memorial Pavi­ frrim Pathway. O.G. Onen 10 A.M.- from Nutley. Mr. and Mrs. Dellett will be re­ P.M. Luncheon from 11 A.M. to % T p«»W 8_Ot a gffl’ own 151r.1511 tn{h 10th ,A: A v e., Nentune.Neptune, N,N. JJ. . lion: •’ Rehearsals are ■ tonight ; 5:30 P.M.. 6 Days. 774-1011—G tf Next week in the Times there siding at 904 Emory St., Asbury June 18. 1976. The'jbaby weighed p .m . ':r —27 completed work for a bachelor of (Thurs.) and next Tuesday a t 8 ' will be a list of antique fire engines Park. 8 Vais.. 7 oz, at birth^ Waiting eag­ arts degree, spring quarter at Ball P.M. a t the North End Hotel. . . BUS TICKETS to New York that will appear in the parade. Amble Inn — Onen daily starting erly at home was her sister, 3 year' City available at Ethel’s Stationery PLASTERING - all kinds, State'University. She is among the July 1-5:4B A.M. - Last; bike out old Kristin. Maternal grandparents more than 3,000 students who re- THE DEANS •'iposite Post Office, Ocean Grove. NAGLE’S MAIN CENTRAL also all types mason work. at 5:00 P.M. —27-28 are Mr. and Mrs. George Dowden, 55 Embury Ave - Ocean Grove Round trip and one way, A.P. & PHARMACY - Tel. 773-0204 WM. GRAY 681-5912 , Now Serving Breakfast - 7-10:30. N. Y. Transit Co., Tel. 774-2727. All-year service. Drugs ol quail adv. BELMAR VACUUM CLEANER _ . .. ■ r | which each student marched across ______—27tf ty for prescriptions. Sundry Items. CO., Sales and Service. Authorized ETHEL’S' STATIONERY Hours 8:30 A. M. to 7 P.M. Sat. Eddie’s Mkt., 125 Heck Ave., Hoover agents. All makes repair­ SWIMMING LESSONS the Arts building steps to receive “The Greeting Card Store" SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES ’til 6 P.M. Sun. 12-1 P.M. only. In Meats, Grocery & Deli. Next to ed. R. Searing, F. Rummler, 1006 Start June 28. Rgst. at pool, 12-2 individual recognition. She majored Opp. Post Office, Ocean Grove an emergency call 775-2084. adv Victorian Eagle. —tf F St., Belmar. Tel. 681-1225-22-29 daily. Anna Nichols. —25-32 ii> theatre. —adv ONLY $6. PER YEAR! THURSDAY, JULY 1. 1976 OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY PAGE THREE

ing to disintegrate — especially if on all the beaches and the board­ PAGE TWO OCEAN GROVE and NEPTUNE TIMES. TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY1 he and BUDDY will be bumming walk lies your hidden, defeat. The —■ THURSDAY, JULY 1, ■ lOTfr- f The Beach Comber it all summer. I wonder how they BEACHCOMBER is, watching I I I w ill, occupy themselves? RICK * ------On Saturday, July 3, from 2:30 ■ Up and down the beaches roams Neptune Churches Hackman Film at Library 1 C A NOSY little fiend, HENfJIG has deserted the Grove to 5 p.m,., children ages three NEPTUNE TWP. — The Neptune $ for Bradley Beach and MARK Ocean Grove through Junior High kre invited for “ :■■■; Hiding in every comer with an eye Heritage Program Public Library (located in the Nep- | So very keen'. . . . .!. NEWiMAN, RALPH TRUITT h a s a Bicentennial Fun Day complete tune Municipal Complex) will spoil- | He knows the happenings of the been collecting quite a harem. Is Shuffleboard Sunday, Ju ly 4 with- games, songs,; stories, FUN MARK LITTLE or MARK KLAU- TAKE AND PRIZES! At 5 p.m., we in­ sor a free feature Him bn July 1 | town by being such a roamer. The first session of the round at 7f fr.m. The film,/ winner of ,5: | That is why he has this job and is DER trying to become the Father robin 'singles club . tournament vite parents, grandparents, aunts, of a Country. CAROL seems to be scheduled on June 21 was cancel­ FIVE uncles,/cousins, friends ai)d neigh­ Academy", Awards, stars ; Gene | called by name / ‘Beachcomber”. We really like your “Mini- right at home with the oldest MIN- led mainly due to the small field bors to a picnic -(bring own) sup­ Hackman.and Fernando Rey. Bill- | NIS brother, while DERBY JUS­ of contestants and partly due to B y FRED W. K OK E per. On July 4 at 1:30 p.m. there ed as contaihirig 'jthe niftiest'chase i Mouse” watch THOMPSON. What the weather. The light misty'rain is it that BETH SHOTWELL and TUS waits on the other blonde bro­ will be a Community Bicentennial sequence since, silent films,” this | didn’t last long and the weather : • GRACE ANN SCHAEFFER have ther hand and foot. When are the. soon cleared' up enough to play Celebration at City H all; and on movie Is an exciting treat for all I HARTGER brothers going to take July 10 our children at West Grove to get in on time? SHARON WEST, the games. With only ten players adult members of the family (rat- \ what is it that yoji see in BAR­ a break from their labors and so­ present the tournament director Will be putting on a program at the ed R) Take advantage of the op- cialize? When'is the Title fight be­ Nettie Manley didn’t think it ad­ Church. . i, , . NEY FIFE? DAVID'WADE seems visable . to go \ahead with the portunity.to see it for free at the. to be enjoying his job, by watching tween defending c hamp PAUL GANNON a n d challenger' BARB competition.' The next' scheduled Neptune Public Library, July 1 at ! more , than the steps. BOB JONES date .of play is July 12 starting at 7:00. All phildren under 18 must is back at work in the new South BRIDGE , going to happene. GLEN 9 A.M. Please cooperate by being a Costanzo be abcompanied' by parents. For End Restaurant. How come NAN­ O’BRIEN and WARREN ALBER- on time. Your presence is requir­ CY, BRENDA, and CAROL were IAN.iwhat was worth'waiting two ed to assure the success of the more information call the library hours at the pier for? DAVID games. If you like to see good (775-8241). sitting , on the other side of Hie shuffling don't, miss ':these con­ orate Secy Auditorium. Why does RICHIE SHOTWELL seems to be learning, .;w - i i y.: more than backgammon; from tests.^-./ HENDRICKSON c a n y around' a Have cue will travel is an apt Dean’s List Student : step ladder all the time? Remem­ LAUREN. What does KAREN portrayal of Mae Blair and Nettie NEWARK — Murray Forbes, ber Logos opens tonight. DAVID HAMILTON find so interesting at Manley our women shufflers going CALENDAR OF EVENTS president of The Howard ■ Savings MILLERSVILLE, Pa.—.Mary Jo ALVEY and his guitar seem to en­ the pool? Maybe it’s the horse places. Our* female Marco, Polo’s Bank, has announced the appoint­ Napolltanl, 15 Chapman Ave., Nep­ joy serenading the waves. Tell me, flys? 'V : v ; - ■' .':v: V " • travel state wide to meet and ■ « . « . Jr - »7 twuiuoi i UUU1 tune, N.J..,is among 735 students at challenge all competitors. " Any OCEAN GROVE school closes. You, -hear now?” Well, in these davs of flow­ ment of Miss Hilda Costanzo as Is this town so tought that GARY And there you have the second doubles combination, women’s dou­ Corporate Secretary of the bank. Mlllersville State College, Pennsyl­ . . K’s girlfriend is named FRED? episode of the SUMMER of 76. ing tresses, fore and aft, that's one item off the Worry vania, who were named to th e bles, mixed doubles or single mat­ Agenda. She became an tifficer of the bank The International Playboy is back ,When will KAREN HENNIG make ches programmed are invitations in 1966, when she was named As­ Dean’s List for the Spring semes­ in town, but after Thursday night, an appearance . . ; Will MICHELE for them to compete. The NJSA SATURDAY, JULY 3 sistant to the President in 1974. ter;, -v..;: :' v ROGER doesn’t seem to be chasing' LISPER find ONE doctor . . . Will Invitational “Sunshine” any dou­ the lifeguards ever really be rea­ bles :' combination was held.. on| 4:00 P.M.—'Organ Concert — Gordon T u rk ------Auditorium A resident of Newark and a g irls- anymore. HOLLY and June 23 and. .June 24, one divi­ 8:00 P.M.—Musicrama ’76 ____ Auditorium summer resident of Ocean Grove CATHY HORN have made their dy for summer . . . and what a- sion at the Westfield' Old Guard St. James’ vacation at Hamilton Temple Band from Canada Miss Costanzo was graduated from RADIO CAB grand appearance with every pos- bout Usadewly? . Behind every S.: C. Mae Blair and Nettie Man­ Asbury Park Citadel Band the New Jersey Bankers Associa­ > sible male in town. If JAMIE AN­comer, in every nook and cran­ ley were the only team represent­ Episcopal rates you can afford tion Public Relations School at DERSON doesn’t watch it he’s go- ny, In every next-door neighbor, in ' Ocean Grove, and al&o the SUNDAY, JULY 4 only all women’s team participat­ Princeton, and the American In­ ing. Mae and Nettie were awarded 10:30 A.iM.—Morning Worship - — .— Auditorium f stitute of Banking, where she re­ a trophy by, finishing second on Church The Rev. Dr. Thomas Stephens Haggai ceived the Helen Hamilton award the consolation round; 2:30 P.M .-Let Freedom Ring ; Auditorium and the Charles Niebling award.. The current leaders of the Red Fourth and Hammond 6:00 P.M .-Surf Side M eeting — Memorial Pavilion She is a member of the Nation­ and Black competition as of June Bradley Beach, N. J. 7:10 P.M.-Song Service ___ .___ :------Auditorium al Secretaries Association, the Na­ 24 are Mary Magill, Frank Mellen 7:00 P.M.—Evening Service tional Association of Bank Women, ECONOMICAL and Carmine White with nine D. Stewart Alexy, Rector wins each.| Twenty contestants and the Newark Museum Coilncil, ICenenth A. Gluckow, ■: ■ " ' • DAILY 24 HOUR SERVICE engaged in the games on Friday and is listed “Who’s Who of'Am­ Courteous, Comfortable,; Clean (Formerly the Guilford Hotel) 9:00 A.M—Bible Hour ______— Tabernacle June 25; Assistant , , erican Women”. Safe and Dependable Renovations and improvements • ; The Rev. Dr. Floyd E George continue to be made in the court : 9:fii) A.M.— Children’s Program (except Sal.) (Sun. 10:30) area. All the broken slats have SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1976 — TWENTY-THREE ROOMS INCLUDE Thornley Chapel been, replaced' on the benches 9:00 A.M. ■ 9:00 A.M.—Youth M eeting Youth Center GEORGIA INN and will be . painted. New pans Family Rooins — Doiible & Single . REGULAR RETAIL GALLON PRICE have been installed on each court MONDAY. JULY 5 to hold the eraser and chalk. Festival Bicentennial Eucharist • ROOMS - APARTMENTS 10:00 A.Mi—Independence Day Parade COOK & DUNN Rooms - Twin Bedrooms 11:00 A.M.—Patriotic P rogram ---- —;----- ^ Auditorium Week - Season - Yearly •Take part in the Ocean Grove CHORAL PRESENTATION- The Rev. Dr. Thomas Stephens Haggai, speaker O n e C o a t , Fire Department Salute to the Hot and Cold Running Water in every room! 8:00 P.M.—The All Philadelphia. Boys Choir - — Auditorium 84 MAIN AVENUE • OCEAN GROVE BiGenteninal by Being a ‘THE TESTAMENT OF concert with 100 boys from Paris, France Self-Prim ing FRANCIS E. AND MURIEL KELLY PARADE BOOSTER for $1,00 FREEDOM” Block from Middle Beach & TUESDAY, JULY 6 .Send your Tax-Deductible Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday, July 6, 7 8 _ Community Room by Randall Thompson 201 - 775-8680 or 775-94 contributions to: Women’s Christian Temperance Union (If. New Jersey Auditorium ... Near Shops, Convenient to Everything Ocean Grove Fire Dept. Based on the words of WEDNESDAY, JULY 7 Bicentennial Committee Thomas Jefferson Restaurants, Cafeterias 7:00 P jM.—Organ concert—Gordon H. Turk ____ Auditorium Post Office Box 3 THURSDAY, JULY 8 on ev«ry Gallon o1 YOU ARE INVITED! I 9:00 A.M.—Ocean Grove Women’s Club Bazaar C&D One Coat Latex House Paint . Occan Grove, N. J. 07756 Women’s Club House * $3.00 oH™s.prtc»ot $12.26 ptjordj 49.26 P i t Qatlon 8:15 P.M.—Ocean Grove Band : Memorial Pavilion n o u m i t 1 CIlIM , Ojflon* PvrxhtuJ . . Modm* Margaretta & Anne Philson For Information, call C o o k » Dunn N A M 1 ------—------—— ------ClrrolM* Proprietors OOO ADDRESS______with Mon*y Edna & Searfoss, Mgr. VOO-DdOO OTT ______STATI______I , f ______***. Phone Book Cuttomtr llgnjh/rt Required • - 1 • * jj ■ ‘ SAU INO& 5A1., JUlV 17. 1976 Delivery July 3 m N E W LO O K BUS TRIPS HOWARD L. SMITH Cards, Gifts, EVERY WEDNESDAY — ALL SUMMER NEWARK — New Jersey Bell "The Hardware Store of Ocean Grove V (Sponsored by Ocean Grove Hotel Assn.) Telephone Companv will begin de- Ifvery of the 1976 telephone direc­ Antiques, Departure 8:30 A.M. From Memorial PSarilion tories in the Asbury Park area this 51 Main Avenue Saturday, July 3. « GIFT SHOPS Items AH buses modern, clean, comtortable, air-conditioned .. . Make The cover of the new directory reservations with any member hotel, guest house or shows a summer sunset through a Publicity Bureau tall stand of reed grass, a common Handcrafted, sight along New Jersey’s many JULY 7 bays, lakes and rivers. The introductory section of the L.ONGWOOD GARDENS & THE HAGLEY MUSEUM — Individ­ directory contains a special fea­ ual distinct reflections of garden traditions of many countries ture, Telephone Tips to Save You 127 Heck Ave., Ocean Grove, N. J. and times. A leisurely walk of an hour will take you on a floral Money, Time and Worry. These lour of tlie world. Then on to the Hagley Museum ..$8.50 helpful suggestions appear on Pg. Located between Eagle Fire House & Eddie’s Market “The Store With Gifts of Distinction” JULY 14 • Wheel Alignment MR. and MRS. LOUIS R. STUBB, Proprietors MvllSH FARM & HOUSE, Lancaster County, Pa., an authentic • Shocks & Mufflers aducational and interesting exhibit. Red covered wooden bridge — Lunch at Plain and Fancy included. -______$14.0( • Brake Service • Genera! Repairs TINA NOW BUYING JULY 21 Your Safety Is Our Business GOEBEL HUMMEL FIGURINES BICENTENNIAL TOUR OF PHILADELPHIA - a two and one- half hour guided tour around Philadelphia with iunch at the and 1971 PLATE Collegeville Inn. The buffet lunch is included — §10.50. One piece or entire collection 604 Highway 35 Ail admission costs included. Limited seating capacity — Make HIGHEST PRICES PAID Neptnne Dial 774-2442 reservations early — only one bus guaranteed per trip. Another Gifts By Tina ;/ FUN program from the Ocean Grove Hotel Association. 509 Cookman Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. 07712 OCEAN GROVE VACATION WITH A PURPOSE ON THE Complete Collision Keystone is there where you are” — Phone 774-0457 — NEARBY NORTH JERSEY SHORE Repair Service With the new prestige card, Keystone savers have access to INFORMATION & RESERVATIONS CALL - 988-8389 their savings accounts no matter where they may travel in the 24 Hour Towing United States. NO WAITING— FAST SAME-DAY SERVICE (Next to Laundromat and Around Corner The Prestige card is not another credit card but a travelers' FOR: from Pathway Market) P l l l l l l l i m MONMOUTH convenience withdrawal card that permits you to make with­ b o b y drawals from your Keystone savings account at nearly 3000 Plumbing ft Auto. Water Heaters Phone 774-6635 locations throughout the country. Heating # Oil Burners 181. S. MAIN ST. And there's no need to w orry about security. Should you lose Reasonable Prices OPEN NEPTUNE, N. J. your Prestige card, no one else can use it to make withdrawals Electric Sewer Cleaning ••• ''./S.'- : •" , 1, .*>. -r ■ ■■ ■ ’ ■ . *' ’• '' ' : since only you know the code signal needed to activate the system. WE SELL — INSTALL — SERVICE JEWELRY For "cash on hand" anywhere across the land, stop at one of The Hardware Store the Keystone of f ices in Neptune, Asbury Park or Manalapan and PAPERBACK BOOKS-IMNDMADE CRAFTS DOLPHIN RESTAURANT 1 LUNCHEONS V - 4 E 1 of Ocean Grove apply for your Prestige card today. 68 MAIN AVE. - OCEAN GROVE Serving the finest in SEAFOOD « 1 DINNER SPECIALTIES I HARDWARE STEAKS 6 CHOPS , . . Welcomes yon E§ • Steak Margarita • Bracioufa S & SON, INC. T-SHIRTS in 'IS with a new adtlifiyn — a unique PAINTS and OILS SAILBOAT SALAD BAR. Help yourself S • Boneless Breast of Chitken Parmigiana EE Large Selection Plants, N. J. License 1225 in creating a salad of yo\ir choice from S • Chicken Cacciatora, Mushrooms S Garden Supplies RADIO DISPATCHED SERVICE (You pick your own decal, name this actual sailboat. Come dine with ns s s » . Steaks © Chops • Ala Carle . == Gift Items in this friendly, nautical utmosphere. ESTABLISHED 1909 = . CLOSED TUESDAYS - EXCEPT HOLIDAYS S f .u l l TI n e OF Reservations Welcomed % • or initials - ■■ , - Telephone 988-0339 - J M 0 M ’ S KIT C H E ;N Fl™ [ KITCHEN 1420 9th AVE. NEPTUNE Nicholas Kallerges, Proprietor UTENSILS Starting April 16 - Hours: S 1129 — 5th Ave., Neptune. Phone 775-4823 H NEPTUNE • ASDURY PARK* MANALAPAN 7 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. Daily ■S Take Out Orders • Freezer Size Pizza Specialties ' a s . 51 Main Avenue OCEAN GROVE, N. J. Phone 774-4741 PAGE FOIJP. OCEAN fiROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1976 song, ‘The Thrush'1 which was a THE EDITOR Fifteen Years Ago musical setting to the poem of that name by Lucy Larcom, a N e « -t England poetess, who lived from / 1961 1826-1893. ' DOWN Coincident with the Ocean (From (he July ?. £961 Grove postoffice becoming rated in Published Thursday Telephono 775-00tl Thank You the first class, July 1, Charles A. V WILLIAM T. KttESUE, Editor and Publisher Issue of The Times) MEMORY - - Peggy noil and Jean Williamson, Local Editor* Bilms, an employee in the office EDITOR. TIMES: M r.and Mrs. Wm. R, Ahrens, 85' BiXTY-FOUK MATommy’s; Bradley Beach—Mary Ann Shop. Monmouth County a graduate teaching assistant at gathered in Ocean Grove and. held WATCH THE i ABEL ON YOUK PAPE? FOR THE EXPIRATION OB' 8 et 40 Salon 59. {■ Mr. Oberhauser was stationed at bait. The .cold, water 'and ■ s o a t h YOCH SUBSCRIPTION ’ Keesler Air Force Base. Washington Univ., St. Louis, Mo,, •Ainds had retared the. beginning of a hohse1 party at the Osbarne, r cor : The Great Annual Conference of had been awarded a National Sci­ the fluke run,. Ihe Ogden brothers, Central and Pitman Aves., of Adopts Resolution the Church .of the Brethren h a d ence Foundation summer fellow­ Crawford ahd Russell, were hav­ which .Miss Anna M.; Van Skite was baeir scheduled. for Ocean Grove ship there. He was teaching and ing-luck with the striped bass but the proprietor. -■ . ’ . 1976 Bicentennial EDITOR, TIMES: . . June; 19-24, it was announced by studying in the botany, department. coludn’t seem to get out of the nine George Wfestervelt had been wel­ The following resolution was a- K - N,., Merritt, president of ihe Mr, Hewiison’s home was 1327 9th lb„ odd-ounc* class.. Joe Sandford comed back as an Ocean Grove po*' dopted at the 20th Biennial Confer- Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Asso­ A vo Npntiinp still led the race with a 12% lice ’ officer after an absence of Ocean Grove tion o£ the National Association of ciation. Milton “Kelly” Cohen, Ocean pounder. nine years from the force. Parlimentarians in San Francisco, Grove hat man, entertained at the Miss Betty Purvis, daughter of Clqrenqs Kohlmaiin, Auditorium, THIRD OF A LIMITED EDITION October 1975. Ocean Grove Home ..Owners, din­ Mayor arid Mrs. Robert Purvis of organist had-beer, engaged to .play1. ner Mrs. James Monahan, 'Mr. and ’ Exclusive at GIFTS by TINA Resolution to discourage the use of Reimbursement for Drugs Westfield and summer residents of for the movies in the Auditorium. -.. ) the term Chairperson.. ■ Mrs. Ben 'Ricker of the LaPierre Ocean Grove, would arrive home ■WHEREAS. Parlimentary Law Hotel, ■■ Mra, Fannette Fortescue late that'month from Japan with FREEHOLD — The deadline for, and Mr. Sol Famaroff. Subscribe to The has a language.all its own; and seniors over 65 to file for reim­ the ,US0 “Rosalinda’, company. WHEREAS, In olden times the bursements for prescription drug- Betty., was in the ballet of the one. presiding was the only person expenses under the state's Pharm­ Strauss operetta .which had been Times 16100 a. Year provided a chair, while outers sat aceutical Assistance Program lias presenting shows' nightly to serv­ on benches hence he was called the been extended from June 30 to De icemen In the, western Pacific, first chairman; and cember 30. Seniors Can be reta' in the Manila area, then Okinawa, Iwo Jima, Tokyo; Kyoto; Honshu WHEREAS; No parliamentary bursed. f o r drugs purchased be­ Strand Theatre and Kobe. In Toky»"the Broadway law authority or dictionary recog­ tween August 21 and December 31, (From-the July 5, 1946 Boardwalk^ Ocean Grove nizes the word chairperson and Issue of The Times) production play©! nightly to 8,000 1975 if they comply with the pro GI’s. .. Phone 774-1105 WHEREAS. Robert’s Rules of gram . guidelines.^ . -, \ " " Hon. Alfred E. Driscoll, Fourth Order Newly Revised provides that of July orator in the Ocean GroVe. the word Chairman be used to des­ V * . y ; Auditorium, called for “Principles Mor.j Tues., Wed ignate presiding officers .who /are Legal Secretaries July 8 of Men of 1776” now. O . JULY 5-6-7 not i. -Presidents aor m . \Vice l \ n e \ DrflpWPresidents; ohfo* Louis H. Burfeind, president of Sean Connery and ; and ' . . EATONTOWN — The Monmouth the Asbury Park and Ocean Grove ‘ WKHEREAS, Since time im­ Legal Secretaries Association will- bank, was selected general chair­ Michaei Caine memorial the terro Mister Chaflr- hold their; regular monthly dinner man of the Fitkin Hospital drive (July 2, 1926 - Issue of The Times) Emanuel I, Wolf presents , man or Madame .Chairman- has al­ meeting at 7 p.m. on Thursday, for $58,000. the John Huston-Jolm Foremen film: ways been employed to differenti­ July 8; at Rosie O’Grady’s High- ■ “Saratoga Trank,” was arriving The members of the Stokes Fire ate between sexes: and way 35. Priscilla Read Clienoweth, that Monday, at the Strand theater. Co., the commissioners, chiefs and chaplain were the guests of Robert WHEREAS, Further effort to­ managing editor of the New Jer­ Ocean-Grove. The: film starred A n Allied Artists: ward sex differentiaiton is redun­ sey Lay Journal, will be the speak Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman. M, Watt | t ; dinner at the. North Colurtila Fisiiifes Pfadjstlon . iim. Annn>H»i=« dant and contrived; now therefore er. All legal secretaries arid other “ So Goes My Love,” based on. the End Hotel, Ocean Grove; Mr. Watt, An Allied Artists Releesa <»C U N M K tU ;. MA* be it . law office, personnel are welcome. biography, of Hiram Maxim and ejr a former commissioner,. was an RESOLVED That, organizations Reservations must be -made by starring Myma Loy and Don honorarj' member of the S t o k e s and parliamentarian:-, of- Nation­ (Monday, July 5, with Verna M. El­ Ameche was also showing that Company. . Rev. Thoma'i Harrison, perhaps THURS., FRI., SAT. The colorful plates — a real collector's item — are numbered al Association of Parliamentarians lison, Legal Education Chairman, week. must use the term Chairman and 24 Monroe Street, Matawan, N.J. While Bus Smith of the Ocean Ocean Grove’s best known visitor; JULY 8-9-10 and we wifi hold last year’s collectors their numbers for one left for Boston that d a y after should encouarge the use of this 07747. Grove Knights of Honor rolled a George C. Scott in ; week , . . 10% of the sales will be donated to the Ocean Grove term instead of Chairperson in nil - * ----- 178 game tor honors,, the three- spending three weeks at the Shel- Association’s “Now and Forever Fund.” organizations where they have in­ game high total was captured by i burne. He was celebrating his 50th The Hindenburg fluence: and be it further Bill Lyon of the St. Paul’s Usli-1 year in the ministry. Rev. Harrison 'BACK OF THE PLATE is ihscribed — “Above the altar is an RESOLVED, That all NAP mem­ Subscribe to T V ers, with ...... a 477 at_ total.____ 1 was known throughout the land as immense replica of the American Flag, outfitted with light bers should habitually stress the In th e Ocean Grove Fishing • fhe original boy preacha-. NOW PLAYING buibs which.can be flashed in sequence to make it appear OLD orinciples that the word CHAIR- Club, the first fluke of the season ' Sousa's5 Band ,'n"concert at t h e GLORY is waving. Electric lights of insperation- embellish the MAN belongs to the title of the Times-16 Year was caught that Wednesday noon Ocean Grove Auditorium July 19 THURS., FRI., SAT. exterior as well. On the largest turret is a neon cross beaconing office the same as the title of pres­ by Howard Jamoneau, fishing from would feature three of his marches out to wayward ships at sea.” - ident or secretary. "Seqni-Oentennial,” “Pride of the 4The Return of the Wolverines” and Gridiron Club. Parliametnary Research Unit F or iMiss Marjorie Moody, soloist Chartered "by NAP • with the band, he had written a the Pink Panther’ Publicity Chairman COASTAL CUTIES! Manasquan REDUCED $15,000—Investment property in the heart of the town. Good retom — all units rented. Start getting income It’s Ocean Grove’s immediately. '■ We’re Well Stocked for the £tb Main Ave. Deli. WOULD YOU LIKE TO MOVE IN RIGHT AWAY?-You can for do that with this immaculate 1-family. Modern kitchen, 1% With A Good Supply of Sparklers COLD CUTS . . . SALADS baths, 3 bedrooms, living room, dining room. On nice corner GROCERIES lot. HOME-BAKED GOODS and Cherries 1975 Ocean Grove Plate $ 7 .5 0 ♦CATERING* GET A BARGAIN!—One-half of duplex—excellent condition. 6 Tent City Free Delivery Mon. thru S at rooms — 3 bedrooms ~J nice kitchen with jiew thermopane SPARKLERS — Yon’re sore to oh and ah at . each one you 1974 Ocean Grove Plate $5.95 Call 774-6488 window. Owner baying another home— anxious see, particularly this one of three bedrooms — the decor, im­ The Auditorium provements and ecoiuupica! factor are ontstanding, $35,500. 54 MAIN AVE., O. G. GOOD FOR MOTHER/DAUGHTER—This duplex is right close Another-' a conventional four bedroom tip top condition, open Reverse Sides of Both Plates have a message from Rev. E. H. Stokes,, Hrs. 7 A.M.-6 P.M. to center of town—corner property. Also has a 6-room cot staircase, modern kitchen and bath.'Near Broadway entrance Ocean Grove’s first president — Ocean Grove A Place "To rest and Fri. ’til 9 P. M. tage for added income. |32,0W. A two bedroom, situate corner, bay windows, rec. recreate — to. fish, to sail, to bathe , . . to admire the sublime and room In basement. .Large rooms, $34,000. beautiful on the calm and stormy sea, to Inhale the ocean air.” ’ * BETTER BUY B I L L S 10% of the sales will be donated to the Ocean Grove Association’s BI-CENTENNIAL “Now. and Forever Fund” CHERRIES — Two bedroom niodiern ranch. Fireplace. Two BARGAIN 1776 lots. Detached garage. Gas-fired heating. Large rear patio The third .Ocean Grove Plate, which is now available for purchase de­ ($17,760) a re a .. A gem! $34,300. A three bedroons conventional;., extra picts the-interior of the Ocean Grove Auditorium, with the red, white After July 4th *ALVIN E. BILLS AGENCY ; ond blue flag in colors. large lot. Situate corner one Hscb.lrom center of town. A 1976 Realtor MLS Appraiser - formal home $39,OQO. For the “restorer”—- a two apartment (§19,760.) 78 MAIN AVE. 774-2124 dwelling m Broadway — only $29,000. Two blocks from fceaeh; THE BING & GRONDAHL • 5 Rm. Bungalow' We also have a two unit! dwelling with garage at $37,500. A Modern - Elec. Space Heater - "A COMPLETE REALTY ORGANIZATION” summer slaples—title in fall, but act now~S26,000. A thre« BICENTENNIAL PLATE-$50 Full Bath - Good Location bedroom bungalow with fireplace $29,000. . . . with a priceless heritage, of its own 177G in 1976 - (Almost). Don’t Miss This One A Treasure that will increase in value. ALVIN E. BILLS LOVELY PRIVATE HOME — 3 Bedrooms—Plush Condition. Bath up & down. Location is excellent. Ask­ REAl ESTATE • INSURANCE • MORTOAGES ** ESIFrr '<»01920 4 ■ 78 Main Ave., Ocean Grove ing ______— ...... $35,500 774-2124 53 MAIN AVE. 774-2080 MEMBER MLS INCOME—3 Family. Best income property on market-. J Excellent condition. Fully rented. Aluminum Sided. Just listed 2 story home 6 rms. Maintenance Free. Asking ___ $35,000 with one and % baths.- Excel­ FIRST RATE SERVICE AT HURRYS . . . ' lent location center of town, hot OCEAN FRONT GUEST' HOUSE. 10 Units, Fully water oil heat. ?30,500. Rented. Excellent Buy. Year Round ..Rentals. Very good SUPER BUYS condition. Call for details. j[ One half of a duplex. At present • BEST AMENITIES available . . . Beautiful RANCH with there are two apartments 3 RANCH—Brand New. Three bedrooms. Corner prop­ garage . n-e section of Grove ~ Approximately 10 'yrs.' old— rooms each, lav. and stall show­ erty. Four blocks to beach. A steal at $32,500.00. iMany excellent features. Prices $40,000. er 1st floor 2nd floor, full bath. Sit This could be made into a one -SUMMER, WINTER RENTALS. YEARLY APARTMENTS,. 9 YOUR BEST BUY1 for the money in n-w 'Section of G rove- family home. $15,000. 1, 2. 3 BEDROOMS. 12 rooms — excellent location — Price $31,500. Lovely 3 story home with two apartments. This could be made EASTON REALTY. Realtor 9 SOUTH SIDE of Grove, 2 apts (one for summer and one . into one family. Living room for winter) , . good income for help in taxes and mortgage with fireplace, dining room 89 MAIN AVE. OCEAN GROVE, N.J.’ —$19,500. . v . • beamed ceilings, in nice condi­ 988-3636 — EVES. 922-2205 tion. Must be seen to be appre­ Member M.C.M.L.S. • INCOME PROPERTY totally decorated' and in excellent ciated. - $33,000. condition — Help pay taxes. - $37,500. Convenient to Asbury Park location. • :■: : ;■ ;' V■,■::;.. i : ,.; . • ..o HOTELS • -ALSO AVAILABLE - Bing & Gromluhl Copenhagen 18 bedrooms plus owners apart­ • BI-LEVEL HOME, many nice features — new within last ment $35,500: 24 bedrooms, own­ Eliminate Your PtumhinK p o r c e l a in figurines, diurierware, Christmas & Mothers Day five years — Price $45,500. (Can negotiate asking price). ers apt. plus two apartments $ and Heating Problems . . - plates. middle 60’s; 26 bedrooms plus beautiful owners apt. $59,990. FOR EVENING APPOINTMENTS. CALL. 7744717 775-1059 Come in and let us discuss your requirements GIFTS by TINA Adrain S. Clayton “Better buy from HURRY and be SATISFIED'’ No. End Boardwalk, Ocean Grove Realtor ({«Kidentfe>‘ & Cornm i'i'cinl . , . F re* .- I ■ All Work Guar­ j. A. HURRY AGENCY M.CM.L.S. anteed - - - Electric Sewer REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Cookinan & Grand, Asbury Park • C le a n in g — Call 774-0457 — 47% Main Ave. Ocean Grove 66 MAIN AVENUE OCEAN GROVE .775-6040 115 Newgate Lane Phone 774-4i32 Bank America,rd & Master Charge Accepted Eves and Suhdtys 988-5697 H. T. AYERS CO. Neptnne.’ N. J. Established Over 60 Yew* PAGE FIVB TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1976 OCEAN GROVE COMING LITTLE TOWN SHOP EVENTS This Is a. paid directory of Famous Maker events of non - profit organi­ zations. Rate: 25 cents p er locals line. Minimum , charge $1.50. Call 775-0007. TOPS - PANTSUITS SUNDAY, JULY 4 '2:30 P.M. in. the Auditorium - “Let Freedom Ring” with Jack Wyrtzen, Harry Bollback and the i DRESSES-PANTS Word of Life Collegians sponsored by-the Ocean Grove Hotel Associa­ tion. ' 1 -2 7 -THURSDAY, JULY 8 BATHING SUITS 8:00 P.M. in the Auditorium - U.S. Steel Chorus in concert spon­ sored by the Ocean Grove Hotel Association. ' —27 Nice Selection Juniors, Misses ' THURSDAY, JULY 8th and half sizes Annual Bazaar, I O.G. • Woman’s .Club..at Club House, 89 Mt. Car­ mel Way, from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. WITH THIS AD — A 10% DISCOUNT Luncheon served from 11 A.M. to ■ OFF OUR LOW, LOW PRICES You can do it 2 P.M. ', —27 every week ! SATURDAY, JULY 31 The Ocean Grove F ire Dept. LITTLE TO WN SHOP & First Aid Squad salutes t h e Bi-Centennlal with a parade at 1 724 Main St. Bradley Beach, N. J, P.M. Fireworks a t 9 P.M. —21tf ratta, Mrs. Edna Hooley, Mrs. Wm. Hooley, Miiss Lori Hooley, Mrs. Victor Burke,, Mrs. Harry Rochelle, Mrs. Lawrence Cross, Mrs. Jesse Letts, Mrs/Laurenee Mueller, Mrs. Donald Voorhees, Patty, Kathy and Nancy Voorhees, M r s. Margaret Cain, Mrs'. Glen Rothman, Miss t.ynne Morrison and Mrs. Bryan.

SENIORS DISCOUNT HO appointment n e c e s sa r y Rush; : 7 ; ' ^ '"z'' Unable to attend but sending p e r m s FROM $8.95 Tuesday gifts were Mrs. Harry Larrison, and For Cut & Curl Customers Mrs. Jeff Walton, M r s. Ronald Free Parking'Lot in Rear oi Bennett. ' "• * ';?■ Wednesday Shop on Lake Ave, There were four generations at­ WANTED TO BUY SERVICES Only tending this shower.. Laura Rush, 56Peter Fosley, Mrs. Weekly, monthly and seasonal rates. 7392. . —31* - We Wire Flowers Everywhere - 980-9705. ; . ./ • V ; ; —20tf Cortland Heyniger, Mrs. J. F. OCEAN GROVE — 17 year old girl • TEL. 988-7900-7901 • Richenaker, Mrs. Fred Smith and SUMMER RENTAL—Liv. Rm., Kitch­ wants babysitting jobs.— days or eve­ • Bank Americard & Master Charge Accepted Mrs. James B.- Garrabrandt. en, dining area. 2 bdrms., bath with n ings. C all 776-9346.- . —27'* tub, shower, porch block from THE 44 MAIN AVE., OCEAN GROVE - Ted Trouwborst, Proprietor ■ —*— ocean, near stores. Season. Mature ad­ MERCHANDISE FOR SALE S SHELL - Honrs: 8:30 A.M.-6 P.M. ~ Friday ’til 8 P.M. - u lts. N o p ets 988-0733, . 27* b e a u t y OCEAN GROVE —• Summer rental- JUJMMAGE SALE — Every weekday Subscribe to The modern 2% rooms, one half block to fro m 2 to 4 only : - Seaside Ho-* SALON ocean. 11'Embury Ave. 776-6727. •. > tel, 4 Oceart Ave, ‘ -—-Ktf 72 Main Avo. Tim es - $ 6 a Year OCEAN.GROVE — Porch sale — cor­ • OCEAN GROVE — 1st floor, pvt. en­ ner Franklin and Pennsylvania Aves. Ocean GrovftNI trance, 3 rooms and bath - liewly dec­ July 7—new and old household fur­ FREE WASH orated, automatic heat. No pots; Rea­ nishings and clothing. —27* , Tel. 775-4461 so n ab le B ox 1495. —27* ; : (except Monday) PORCH SALE — Convertible sofa OCEAN DROVE — First fl. apt., 93 (1 yr. old), love seat, lawn mower, ST. PAUL’S Asbury Ave., furn., newly decorated dishes, Afghans, ponchos; miscellan­ ^ With T his Coupon for one person. Private entrances. ;Can eous— something for everyone. Sat­ be seen 0-12 June 27-July 2 or write urday, July 3rd, 9.*30 A.M. to 3 P.M.; ; '. ■ : at r OCEAN GltOVE — On Sunday, J . H olland. B ox 91, R edding, C onn. 1103 B each A venue, B rad ley B each. July 4, 1976 at the ' 10:45 A.M. 0683d. ■ . —27-28 Worship Service The Bev, William GARA G E SA L E — 116 M t .. T a b o r OCEAN GROVE LAUNDERETTE R. McClelland will speak on “The OCEAN GROVE — Yearly, freshly th is Sat.. 10-4. —27* Winds of God.” Mrs. Louis Mit­ painted; cheerful, throe rm., apt; furn., 53 OLIN STREET . OCEAN GROVE second fl. near Asbury Park shopping DISCOUNTS GALORE — Exciting chell, organist and choir director center. All utilities. $150 per mo. Call Sift Items, novelties wholesale and re­ will have “America The- Beauti­ 922-2965 morns. or eves. . —27 tail from SunRlKe Specialties P.O. Box Offer good an y tim e the attendant is present (except Mon.) 117, O cean G rove,' N .J. 07750 .988-6492. ful” by Ward-Styer as her prelude OCEAN GROVE .— Summer; Rental . “Everything for the Table” and ‘‘Onward, Christian Soldiers” Three rooms: and batli. ; Second fl. ■ ;■ ■ —27» Cor, Pilgrim Pathway & Olin St.. Phone 774-1749 by Maxwell’ as her postlude. Main Ave,, location, '531-2579. ■ —27* TWO PIECE gold sectional living The members of the Clara room su ite . L arg e m irro r. Call 775-4037,. • OCEAN-GROVE. Swain Circle are greeters at the OCEAN GROVE — Three pleasant m o rn s . only. *. —27 doors for the month of July. •rooms and bath, unfurn. heat sup­ PRE-FINISHED PLYWOOD WALL plied; Yearly lease. reC,' Mature adult. YARD SA L E — 14 B ath Av6„ O.G.. GRADE A - FROZEN - 10-14 LBS. . During the Worship Service $155. Call 223-0D65..- . ' —27« F rid ay a n d S at. 0-4. —27* Sunday Bible School is hold' with PANELING from S4 to §40 PER SHEET classes for infants in cribs thru . 1 OCEAN GROVE — 2 bedrooms, 3rd 1973 A UD I — 100 LS - '4 d l ~ - AM," floor, ’ modern PA-. apts;. 98 Pennsyl­ FM ,; 0 tra c k - f3,OOO.OD . - 774-4770,—27 TURKEYS - - grade six. The Leaders are Mr; v an ia A ve ; 5195.00. p lu s electric - P h. • SEE..o'u r d i s p l a y ; . and Mrs; Joseph Meiers, Mrs. 988-6887 a fte r 6: P.M . ' —27-28-20 ROOMS FOR RENT U.S. CHOICE John Merwin, and Mrs. J. Mark- ley Weber. Parents are invited' to ASBURY PARK — Lovely furnished attend the service while their apt. with .ceramic- bath - hot water OCEAN GROVE — 2nd floor bed­ Bottom Round ROASTS Building heat - yearly rental apply. 521,, Muhroe room-sitting room, piovch, newly furn­ children are: in Bible School. Visi­ A v en u e. \ " ;,i —27* ished for retired gentleman - TV and Materials tors are welcome.' ~ . ■ ' ' ; ca rp e tin g . 82 H eck A venue - 775-9353. Fuel Oils SUMMER RENTAL — Efficiency opt. :/ . ’ ' —S&-27* U.S. CHOICE - LUMBER North'End, noar ocean 1 lg. room, kit­ Company chen, full bath, and Bhower, weekly, HOUSES FOR RENT Hardware m o n th ly . CM I. 774-7307. ■ . . —27* • JEWELRY OCEAN GROVE S SUMMER RENT­ OCEAN GROVE — Nice 2 room ef­ AL — Charming 3 bedroom cottage Appliances • ACCESSORIES ficiency, with private bath. Shopping with air-conditioning, laundry, porch 12th & Railroad Aves., Belmar, N. J. close. Prefer’- .someone with nurses and garden: area. Season through Sep­ DRESSES tra in in g . - 775-0277 or. w rite P.O . B ox tember. , Available now. MARION •modeling 205, O cean G rove, . . —27* SMITH AGENCY, 138 Main Avenue. • Service 7:30 to 5 Daily — to 1 P.M. Saturday O cean G rove. 775-2809. —27-28-29 MONTCO - 16 OZ. CANS HELP WANTED SUMMER RENTAL— 8 bedrooms. Grove Boutique No pets. Two blocks from Ocean. Ad- r a in S. C layton, R ea lto r. 775-6040. —27 PORK and BEANS - - ALeans * 60 MAIN AVE. HOMEWORKERS WANTED IN THIS AREA: men, women, students. No ex­ REAL ESTATE FOR SALP GOLDEN CROWN — QT. BOT. OCEAN GROVE perience necessai^; stuffing and ad­ dressing envelopes (Commission Mail­ . FLORIDA — Palm Coast - Large ers). Earn sparetime money at home, lot. F o r info Call 088-1825 a fte r 5 p .m ., GIFTS • 776-7288 $100.00 w eek ly possible, SEN D $1.00 j . .... —27-ao» (refundable) & a long, stamped, ad­ dressed envelope for details; PPS-434, , OCEAN GROVE — Charming, con-' MONTCO - 6% OZ. CANS 216 Ja ck so n No, 612, Chicago 60606”. venience and income combined in th is A Complete Line of New Chevy Cars & Trucks . • ; . . -^26-28* 2 apartment home.' Hot water heat, “OK” Used Cars and Transportation Specials tile baths, gracious interior, lovely Chunk Lite Tuna Fish - 2 for 99c OCEAN GROVE—- Small hotel wants porch and garden. MARION SMITH Service aind Shop Facilities for any Repair Needs chambermaid - mornings only. Call AGENCY, 138 Main Ave,, 775-2809. TETLEY— 70 ENV. PER PKG. ~ — ——— •‘SERVING THE SHORE SINCE 1928” CLEM’S' 088-1362. • —27 :• • ■ ;v y-: ’ ;•=0-• : -27-28-20-30 . WE NEED people to do volunteer WANTED TO RENT ICE TEA M IX ...... 09c Beauty Salon work with senior, citizens. Can you help? For more information, call The ■ OCEAN GROVE — For October 1, PERX — 16 OZ. FROZEN S alv a tio n A rm y, 774-4447, M ori.-Fri. yearly rental unfurnished, four rooms and bath', 1st floor. Mature, .retired* 89 Main Avenue BABYSITTER WANTED — 4: nights gov’t, employees. Phone eves, or be­ a w e e k - fo r 0 y e a r old- girl, $1.00 fo re 10 A.M. 008-1176. : —27* OCEAN GROVE per hour References deslredr Call 90L >. 0547'. >r?27* OCEAN GROVE — Efficiency, small TASTE O’ SEA apt;, or room with kitchen privileges. T el. 775-7161 Yearly, for quiet lady Write,Box 4555, LOST & FOUND c-o Times Office, Ocean Grove. —27 MAIN ST. & SECOND AVE, Specializing In LOST — SUNDAY A.M. Broadway MISCELLANEOUS " J ASBURY PARK, N. J, Permanent Waving entrance to Ocean.Grove, set of keys,, 4-grave cemciery plot - Monmouth WE WILL BE OPEN ’TILL 1:00 MONDAY, JULY 5th leather thong - Reward - P.O. Box Memorial Cemetery - very reasonable. 155 O ceart G rove. —27 PAGE SIX OCEAN GROYE TIMES and. NEPTUNE -"'TTIMES, TOWNSHIP-OF M2PTUNE, NEW JERSEY THURSDAY,'JULY: I, 19ff 1776'Service This ; Sunday at Trinity ASBURY PARK—Trinity Church, Ocean Grove Grand Ave., will, conduct a service this Sunday, July 4, at 10 A.M. as -«/ NEW JERSEY it-would have been 200 years ago. The Rev. L, Dudley Rapp, Rec­ tor,. will deliver xa sermon .first-' preached at WUliamaburg. Va., on December ■ 31: 1775, about' Parli- ment’s aggressive stand against the colonies. The Prayer Book of 1662 pill be ARDMORE HOTEL used, containing jirajxrs fo? the. GRAND ATMNTIG HOTEL SPRAY VIEW HOTEL King of England, and'music will be 6-8 OCEAN PATHWAY • OCEAN GROVE, N. J. MODERN OTIS ELEVATOR SERVING ALL FLOORS that which was current in Revolt _ - i tionary days. The congregation lias been asl milch as possibjeto dress in clothing of the period. U tt­ Dining Room Open to Public | ers am} Officiants of t n e service • Breakfast - 8:00 to 10:A.M. Daily ' \ will be. costumed and wear, wigs. Beach and Main Avenue, Ocean Grove The Hev. Paul E Meglathery, As­ • Dinner—5:30 to 7:00 P.M. Daily i Hot and cold water in rooms; some with private sistant, wUI administer communion baths and lavatories from the north side of the altar .as • Sundays & Holiday Dinner 1:00 to 2:30 P.M. ] FAMOUS SUPREME BLEND COFFEE was customary then. The early communion at 8 A.M. will be a s Special luncheons for card parties for groups, available upon J AND DESSERTS FROM OUR OWN BAKE SHOP request. § usuah. ■ ■ '[ ■ ' ■ ■ ,..' • DAILY SPEGIALS ... The pre-1776 music will include FOR RESERVATION CALL 201-775-3890 | “Jesa, Joy of Man’s Desiring,” by Protected — Inside and outside — with m odem isatoroatlsi j. S. Bach; with instrumental ob ­ Coffee Shop Open Daily, Serving Breaferfast, Lunch and Dinner § sprinkle? system to assure your relaxation and safety. ligato realized by Caroline David .7:30 A.M.-10:50 P.M. — Sunday ’til 10:00 P.M. ,, -I and Alice Madder flutes; a n d ELEVATOR SERVICE j ELEVATOR TO ALL FLOORS | OCEAN GROVE'S M O ST CONVENIENT LOCATION, . I Mary Lou Killian, clarinet; “Now tjmuiiinniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiniimminiaiimiciMiMiiTmnMiiiiiniiiiiiiitjiLimaM^, | Single double, twia bedrooms, all with private bath* — s Thank.?7e Al! O ur God,” dating i . Cool sea breezes.. s from 1847; “We Gather Togeth­ = DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN AT ■ ' - 1 er,” 1626; and “0 God Our Help in | ONE OCEAN AVENUE I Ages Past.” 1708; 'and a. commu­ LAINGDON HOTEL I FRANK E. SCOTT, Owner - Tel: 774-0079- MARILYN B. SCOTT, M flr.l nion voluntary by Henry Purcell, “The Friendly House for Friendly People” “Thou Knowest, Lord, the Secrets;: A Breeze Away from the Great Auditorium ytamiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniuinuiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiijiuiuirmnjnnininniiifininnnniutni^iaiinaia'a of- Our Hearts,” 1695. Music is un­ • Cool corner oceanfront location 11 Main Avenue der the direction of Lawrence J. Salvatore, Organist and Choirmas­ • Heat for chilly days | The Majestic Hotel £“ £ ££ ' j Half Block to Ocean i . announces i ter. • All rooms enjoy ocean view I ' - MOTEL STYLE I • Only oceanfront hotel with jalousied Rooms with running water, I I r ' & S? “S'- ROOMS I Seek Entries For porch - enjoy it open on clear days — dean, cool, airy. Near all res­ 1 TILED BATHROOMS 1 enjoy it closed on chilly days. & Scott "Hotel taurants and cafeterias. Our E j WITH SHOWERS S • Look for the “Seal”, of comfort at: 19th Sea Queen rates ,-re always moderate. ,| PRIVAT|C0L0R t y : | ASBURY PARK -Asbury Park’s 8 OCEAN AVENUE 19th Annual Sea Queen Pageant Phone (201) 988-3582 will be staged Friday evening. July 16, at S P.M., at the Arthur Pryor Band Stand on the Boardwalk. En­ Bill and Judy Ball, Ownership-Management | Service ‘ - I try forms may be obtained by writ­ Extra Bedroom Needed? xixuaniiiaiiiiiiHiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiikiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiavvijitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiniiiiri ing to special events department, | Other rooms with or without Private Bath | Convention Hali, Asbury Park, sk* ' - ITHE. (JUAKEE.InC^OTEL1 MARLBOROUGH HOTEL New Jersey, or Phone 775-0900, | Entire Block on Oceanfront I The contest is open. to. any un­ Corner Seaview & Beach Avenues • Oeean Grove | Bob & Doris Beachley (201) 774-5450 I married girl between ages 17 to 25 regardless' of place of residence. .aSiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini'iiiiiHiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiaiiaitaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBiViiiitiitiaiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininitiaiiaiiiaiuiiitl ^'■■iianaiiiiiaitaiiiiiitiiiiaiiaiiiiiaiiiiiairaiiiiiiHiisaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiadfiiitiiiiaifiiiiiiiiigiiaiiiiiniKiaiiaiiuamnBmuuHig The new queeii will represent the 3 ______——— B City of Asbury Park at all public events. ♦ Conveniently located to fine1 , First place prizes include a $100.- restaurants and. cafeterias. ■; C0 savings bond from the city, a ♦ Close to pool and beach bath' v $75 paintsuit, a $50 gift certificate, ♦ One block from'- bus. terminal plus a. trophy. ..; to .P h ila d e lp h ia •••and'-'.' N e v | ■ 1 M S B 1 9 0N nEAUTIFtIL OCEAN PATHWAY Second and third place winner.-; “ ALL TOGETHER NOW, ROCK TWO - THREE - FOUR, IP i “ ® 18 * ® ” . Marvin and Rose Kramme will receive $50 savings bonds and WHEN LOADED DOWN WITH FRIENDS OR KIN — | i | Owners—Manageri trophies. Forth arjd fifth place CALL CONVENIENT QUAKER INK; winners will receive trophies. Special events Director Anthony Corner Main & Central - Phone 775-7525 Ocean Grove O p e n M ay to O c t V i . P h o n e ^ 4 • member 201-774-9827.(Season) . . . Phone m . m » jfe f-1 One Block to Ocean & Auditorium. Petillo stated "music and enter­ 201-775-3329 (Y.ear round). Cor- 'M All Rooms Hoi and Cold Water, tainment will be part of this year’s nelis 8i Hcnrlna Kllnk, Owners (&&!£££; XjK? • and Mgrs, i / * ’ L -Many Private Bathe & Showers pageant”. The public is adm'ifled 'Your Home Away Front Home at ihe most convenient corner ot : Two Spacious Porches Overlook free of charge Contact Anthony the Jersey Shore.' I M | I W ' 'The Ocean . Petillo at 775-0900. i l y AMERICAN & ! . EUROPEAN PLAN ' v,Moderate Rates .;•■ Open all Year riieWhitfieldHotel ii ti»iiiiV^iair*uuffiuii«niiiiiiiiiuiiiiMijMiii(iiuxir.iiiiiiiiiiiMattnii A Home for. AR Seasons' i ' ' Surf, Beach and Bath Avenue# I f . * — - ■ ■ Overlooking the. Ocean I ’ ' V ~ ' - European Plan 1 DARDA]\ELLE - r | ?8| 'DEAL1 NORTH END LOCATION;'J- 48 PITMAN AVENUE I * r ^ ^ Short walks to Ocean, Auditorium, 1 (Opp. Auditorium Square) . Restaurants, bus terminali 'aniuse- | HOTEL OCEAN GROVE >. a i—. ments, Rooms w/wo light house- | | P S , t ’P’f . keeping, private facilities, apart- | i W ! r ■»* | ments, efficiehcieB; Hospitable at- S 40 Ocean Pathway LUNCHEON 11:30-2 ' ' <> 1 niosphere, free refreshments in 2 . DINNER 4:45-7:30 ’ i 4 B ill i T l 1 homelike color TV lounge. Con- s OCEAN GROVE, N. J. 07756 I , , - ' % * I tinental breakfast available; I SUNDAY DINNER * " CSiien AU Tear - Tel (201) 776-9734 i 201 - 774-6889 11:30-7 IVir# and Mrs. ITendrlk J. Antonlsse 5 j Managing Owners “ Enjoy Excellent Food in Our iiaiitiiaiiamiinianaiiaiiauainnaininuniaiiiiiauniaiiaiiiiiniiiuiiaiiaiiaini.iinmmiiiiiiiiiiTyinii^ Elie & Marion deLattre, Owners % Block from .he Auditorium . » . Victorian Garden ^uiuaiiiiiaiiaiiiiiaiiiiiaiiBiiaiiaiiiNaiiaiiiiiiiiaHiiiaNiiitiiaifaiiiiiaiiaiiiniiiiniiiiiir.iiiiiiiinaiiiiiiifgiiaiiiiiiKaMaitaiii'^ One black from the Beach . . All Featuring Home-Made rooms with hot & cold running water. Baked Goods & Ice Cream Pathway Manor S KlaiSi For Reservations 775-0024 Attractive, Comfortable ftmramtoiMons for Permanent and ! -. 4 OCEAN PATHWAY : ■ Tramlent Guests . , . Meals for Permanent Guests only, CORNER MAIN &- BEACH AVENUES . OCEAN GROVE | “Look for the PURPLE AWNINGS’M | COM SIMMONS, tm teq er,' invites yon to | : ■miiuiniinitiiiiiiaiiiiiifiininiiiiiiiitiiianajianiitiriaiiiHiuiHaniJiiitaiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiitiiiiiiainiiaitaiiiimiBiiiiiiij stay with him for a Fan Vacation. At the I .You are invited to enjoy.; your stay to SL* - ] | ocean, block to Auditorium . . . Porches p ‘ 1 | overlooking'the ocean. p • •' I The OCEAN PLAZA | ■ . CALL 775-4795 . ; 18 Oceaj? Pathway at Beach Ave. ? i u u i i i !i i i i i i i i i >i i i i i i ">i i i >iiiiiiiiiii ...... “The Most Beautiful Corner Phone 775-0616 One Block to OCEAN and AUDITORIUM in Ocean Grove” MANCHESTER HOTEL Rooms With and Without Private Bata 25 OCEAN PATHWAY Te5, 775-2904 MRS. GEORGE KOPP, O wncr-M anajer ■n»iMiKuPnimi«nainniinijaiininrmnrriiniiJBjunnBHTnnanaitnnTnniiimii»nnnniiiiin)iiningiio— Rooms, with or without baths ... . ^ - Reasonable rates . . European Plan CLEGG’S MAIN AVE. HOUSE Directly on Ihe Breakfast served to Public - 8-10 A resort by the sea . . . Tele. (201) 774-6350 - 775-9433 The OCEAN MANOR Oceanfront Dinner 5 to 6:30 P,M.-Sun- 12:30 P.M.-Reservations Required ALL WELCOME - Jack "and Anne Dessalet 19 MAIN AVE., OCEAN GROYE, N. J. 07756 • All rooms with. Private Baths . . . — - Twin-Bedded with Private Bath & Porch . . . Air Conditioned Available. The ORMOND Mr. and Mrs. G. Wymer, Owner-Mgt, Hotel July 4tli-01d Fashioned Picnic on Our Lawn! <§ Attractive lobby with color 5 ■ ' '.^ v -: ■■■■■■. ;:OT 7 OCEAN AVENUE OCEAN GROVE » 775-4921 | television . . . Heat is provided ^ ^ = S -in- lo b b y fo r cool d ay s . . . 1 ' July 5th-Ocean Grove Parade! 9 Clean, comfortably furnished I One Block to Stores, Dining 5 rooms, som e connecting, all B B w flSg 1 v |b - 1 CASTLE ARMS | with hot and cold running wa- | July 31st-Founder’s Pay Parade! • and Beach b ter — some with private bath. ' s OPEN ALL YEAR • MEALS AVAILABLE | Showers tmcj baths .on all --7 " = 16 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove - — • Call 776-7346 g floors. Complete automatic fire a alarm sytem . SHEaHlwHSHHfcA^u * • Celebrate your Birthday or Anniversary with OPEN ALL YEAR 20 PITMAN AVE. <• One Block from Ocean | us - I’ll Bake a Cake!! , The DEANS 55 Embury Ave,, Ocean Grove I Bill and ^oan Clegg, Your Hosts < . . Brochure, Rates on Request 175-4076 Breakfast Served 7-10:30 Tel. (201). 774-6266 - Nicholas Kallerges & Son, Leonidas

joininiuaiiiiiaiia(iaiiiiiiiii»tiiiiiinaiiii(iiiiiiat>«iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBijiiiaiiaiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiuiiiiiiaiiaiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiuin£ THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1976 OCEAN GROVE /md NEPTONE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY PAGE SEVEN ■■■■— ■ ■ . • / <- they all joined in to sing hymns and Pauline Schoenig will read the the final lap.Wally Weaver now the vice presi., Mrs. Elizabeth Brubak­ Grove, and: Philadelphia, Pa., and for an enjoyable afternoon. On Scripture Lessons on the occasion winner with Parker Bohn, second er; Treas., M rs, Hazel Ahrens; members of Bridburg Ilebekah RECOMMENDED June 29th, the Neptune Seniors lodge of Philadelphia were guests went on a bus trij to' the beau­ of the celebration of the 25Hi wed­ and Ed Serikewicz third, Corres. Secy., Mrs.. Mildred of Lady Chester Rebekah lodges tiful Longwood'Gardens in Penn­ ding Anniversary of their parents, la t h e modern division, Ocean Cheever; Rec. Secy, Mrs, Hannah No; 47 of -Neptune City last Wed­ Ocean Grove HOTELS sylvania. The Club will have a The Nation’s. Bicentennial will also Grove's Karl Stoye was fanning'a Newman.' • . ■ nesday night.. The meeting held j (Continued from Page 6) Booth at the July 5th Block Party be observed. Mr. Schoenig will sing strong second in his heat until for­ ■•The Interstate,Conference, to be in F irst Aid, hall, Sylvania Ave., with handmade items and cakes 3, Moravian Hymns by John Antes ced to retire with mechanical held In Ocean .Grove July 5-6-7 was was conducted by Mrs. Charlotter for sale. . from the music Of, early America problems. The race was won by announced an evening meeting will Myers, Ocean Grove, Vice Grand The Shark River Hills Auxiliary of.'lodge, due to illness of Mrs. to Jersey1 Shore Medical. Center The sermon topic at both 9:15 and Walt Rogers followed by Scott be held in St. Paul’s Church, July Vaughn Saraoppo, Noble Grand, p?.L™de Shore View Hotel % met on June 23rd at;the home of 10:45 is “A Godly Citizenship.” Puristrohs, Ray Everham, and 6 at 7:30. This is a general meet­ who is . confined^ iri Jersey Shor:; Isabel Klein, Sherry Lan,e. They . ~2 Jim Markey. ing to which the public is invited Medical Center for several weeks. ROOMS & rolled 400. yards of. O.R. foils to t ■ * . ^ ^ to hear Rev. George Swope speak State officials , present were ; ALL OUTSIDE, the hospital. Attending were Mary on ;W|hat I s -the Moon Cult?’.’ and Mrs, Ruth Tallman, Red Barik, FURNISHED Ellen - Higgins,': Grace-House (who Rev, , Samuel Jeanes speak- on State - assemrbly Inside Guardian, ROOMS WITH won: the dark horse), Florence “Moon Cult” Topic Mr. William Tallman Jr. past APARTMENTS Berta, Kay Palmer,! Rita Gold­ Second Feature “Transcendental Meditation.” ; Grand Patriarch of the Grand En­ HOT AND COLD Mrs. Ahrens announced a cup is by Week, stein, . Buby Dinger, Ellie La. At; WCTjU, July 6 . campment Of New Jersey, . RUNNING France, Barbara Bennett arid Bet­ to be presented by the state for ■Mrs. Frances Washborne was ty Herman. The next meeting, will by Dave Mitchell the Union which, gets the most new , month, WATER WALL .TWP. — Charlie Kremer one of the delegates to District be held on July 14th at tbe home OCEAN GROVE — The Ocean honorary members for the year. meeting ;• at Rosemary Rebekah, or seuon of Marie O’Connell, Wall Town­ of Toms River, won his second fea­ Grove-Willard WCTU' met recently This includes the men, lodge hall, Island Heights on- ship. , ture of the season last' Saturday at Epworth Manor with -Mrs, Eliz­ Tuesday. June 15th for purpose Enjoy (lie Summer Breezes on the Shore Vie,? Porch. Rambling: . . . Susar Gadaleta, night at Wall Stadium, Kremer Mrs, Hazel Ahrens a n d ! Mrs ol selecting a new district- 'Dep­ Mrs, Janet Watson, Proprietor - 774-2707 daughter of Mrs; Oarmella 6 ada- drove Ms' modified stock car to a abeth Brubaker, vice president Hannah Newman presented ia pro­ uty President and she reported Jet. 595 Woodmere Avenue and narrow victory over Jim Hendrick­ presiding. She led, in prayer afte^ gram on ‘The Flag Speaks.” - that Mrs. Virginia. Chafey of. Is­ Sal Gadaleta, Anbury Park; is en­ which Miss Gertrude Niebuhr led Meeting closed. with prayer and land -Heights lodge was- elected gaged to Charles Wikfors, Jr., son in the 35 lap feature event, . to 'the- deputy office and will be COLONIAL HOTEL - (201) 776-6300 Jim Hoffman was a strong! thirti, fa the salutes to h e . Ameirican the Mizpah benediction. i son of Mr. and Mrs, .Wikfors; Sr., Christian and Temperance' Flags, installed in October at annual IS MAIN AVE. OCEAN GROVE, N. J. 07756 Neptune City . . ; John, H. Hughes followed by .John; Blewett and Son­ The regular meetings ■ will be State i convention in Ocean City. Hoasa-iike pleasant residential hotel, overlooking ocean. of Neptune was named acting exe­ ny McCurdy. Jamie Tomalno of Mrs. Dorothy Shaffer gave de­ discontinued until fall, votions bn "Appreciation of O ur Refreshments were served by ELEVATOR — Open Porches - Modest Hates cutive director of the N. J. High­ Neptune qualified his beautiful Mrs, Viola S till' Chairman, Mrs. way Authority. Besides : the National Heritage.” ' Margaret Vanner and Mrs. Car­ Well planned meals served daily in chhrming Monmouth, County Traveling-' Art racer through -. the . consl, but the . dining room. talented, rookie Was forced to‘ re­ , A new member, Mrs. Katherine Wormicks Guests olyn” Me Farland. Lodge next Exhibit, ..Donna Devlin of Neptune meeting is Wednesday, July 14. ■ will' have some old arid historic tire early: in the feature due to -Wenger, was welcomed; also, a 6 Atlantic Ayenue,' Ocean view. (.faintly quilts displayed i n 1 the mechanical problems. visitor, Mrs. Pearl West of Edison Nept,'City'Lodge THE AU RORA Hot aad .old tunning water, Euro­ ‘library’s Fine Arts "Room during The - sportsman race, although Union.- SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES the month of July . . , Sue Moser marred by wrecks, was exicittag Officers for 1976-77 elected were pean plan only. of the Hills enjoyed a "vacation NEPTUNE CITY ■ — Mr. and Telephone 775-5579 Z. ALEXANDER SWIECICKI touring the South Including Flor­ and the outcome was in doubt until president, . Mrs, Jessie La Vance; Mrs. John Wormick of Ocean $6 A YEAR BY MAIL!!!!! ida and Myrtle Beach . .. . Two II Seaview % Bioek Neptune gals were in bridal par­ Avenne to Beach ties last weekend, Joanne. Bennett LAKENSEA in. York, Pa, ,and Ruth Goodrich . COLOR TV, Bright, cheerful airy rooms with hot and cold running water, in, Quakertowri, Pa, , -. .Happy 50th showers by day, week or month. Convenient to cafeteria and -short walk to Asbury-Park, Continental Breakfast included in rates of rooms. Special Rates wedding ■ anniversary to a lovely lo r M ay, J u n e a n d a fte r L a b o r D ay. P h o n e 774-2282. couple, Ellen and Ed Wallace of ______DAVID JOHNSON, Owner,- Mgt, 15 Ocean Avenue, Ocean Grove on July 5th. OUR :Birthd'ay greetings go this week ; RAPID REFERENCE, TO BELIABLE . BU PARK VIEW HOTEL 62nd. to Bob Klahre today; to Missy YEAR Townsend on July 1st; to Tom 23 Seaview Ave. • Facing Wesley Lake & Seaview Ave. Henricks on the 3rd; to Betty One block to Asbury Park and North End pavilion and Bathing, Capacity Thompson and Margaret Grant on ALTERATIONS — ADDITIONS GARAGE — STORAGE______125. Spacious porches. Hot and cold running water in rooms. Steel Fire the 4th; to Dot Johnson and .Col­ Escapes, Private Baths. Television. Booklet. Phone (Area Code 201) 774-0524, EUROPEAN PLAN . JOSEPH H. and ETHEL S. I1EMPH1LJL leen Ci’amer 'on .the Gtli and: to EMIL FORTUNATO John Sloan and Steve Meeks on B ay Head Construction Co. -- 295-9700 EMIL'S Proprietor Scasofs the 7th; Wedding anniversary best RENOVATIONS, REPAIRS, PAINTING, MASONRY V . , Phone wishes go lo Rea and Bob Crelin Free Estimates Always (Robert Higgins, Owner) Financing Arranged GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS ■May to on July 1st; aiid to Louise and Body & Fender Work — Used Cars for Sale 774-9884 October Joel Townsend on the 8th. CARPENTER _ GENERAL CONTRACTOR ' — ------Gas, Oil, Tires & Batteries Occan front, European. AU rooms have innerspring mattresses, hot General Contracting — Carpentry — Alterations Jobbing & coid running water, many with private; baths & lavatories. We Atonement Lutheran w a v i3oo CORLIES AVE., NEPTUNE offer-special bathing privileges to our guests. JAMES W. DAY-988-1914 Dial 774-3344 ASBURY PARK - At the 10:45 70 ABBOTT AVE., OCEAN GROVE Free Estimates ifesr round, .lovely, EDGEWATER LODGE A.M. service in Atonement Luther­ Carpentry - Alterations - Property Repair & Remodeling Phone 774-1439 . 24 HOUR SERVICE lakefront location, an Church, the children of John catering to retired ladies. Three delicious meals a day. Homelike SHAFTO’S GARAGE CORP. atmosphere, personal attention. — 90 Lake Ave., O. G. - 988-8968 JOHN J. GASSNER 1806 MONMOUTH BLVD., WALL TOWNSHIP TEL. 681-1871 STORAGE - BATTERV - TOWING SERVICE - REPAIRING Free Estimates * Experienced • ' Quality Workmanship Corner Carlies Avenue and Main Street Neptune, N. J. PAID We make a specialty of small jobs—Free Estimates MOVING — STORAGE - PACKING LET’S TAKE For Old Gold and WHITTIER & LASHEK, 774-1805 AGENTS 931 - Silver and ALLIED , A. G. ROGERS ASBURY AVE. 18 OCEAN AVE. OCEAN GROVE TO NEPTUNE Old Jewelry . CO., INC. ASBURY PARK * * . VAN. LINES Call 775-20IS CARPETS AND LINOLEUM MOVING AND STORAGE By Peggy Goodrich • Museum Curator B. F E D D E S Historian & Chronicler of The Times . JEWELER DAVISON RUGS C all 775-7371 PAINTING — DECORATING 428 PROSPECT AVE., SHARE RIVER SELLS OCEAN GROVE SALES - VARIED SELECTION SERVICE - INSTALLATION CALL THE PAINTER POST OFFICE BUILDING 39 Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean Grove, N. J. 07756 You will iove the results. Neptune’s gala Bicentennial 4th Ceremonies, recalling many funny of July weekend is here! At 1 and endearing memories shared CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORE JIM COLWELL, 775-1844 P jM. on July 4th, at the Neptune •by Ms co-workers. Township De Municipal Complex, the commun­ partments presented some unique FABIO BATTAGLIA Gillan Painting & Home Services ity Churches invite the public to and funny presents and were rep­ LARRISON , r *. . Paving - Sidewalks, Curbs - Patios - Cement-Blocks - Brick INTERIOR _ EXTERIOR . MQoillty lg the onlv Bm I R ir n f n * 'attend the American Religions resented. by Joe Bennett,- Jane Highway 35 & 3rd Ave. Pipe Walk - Shuffleboards - Foundations - Concert Bulkheads - Driveways Aluminum Siding - Combination Windows “ Doom - Heritage Program, with Choirs'in Sanwald, Ruth Smith, Connie Septic Systems Fully Insured — 775-8727 p . Q Box 342, Ocean firm * Concert, and at 2 P.M. will cele­ Jones; Dot Manz, Shirley Taylor NEPTUNE CITY 3 Fabio Conrt, Neptnne, N. J. Telephone 77440&O brate America’s bellringing with and Man Heinlein. On behalf of 774-5352 some historic fire company bells everyone. Led Robinson presented PLASTERING — PATCHING CONCRETE WORK NEIL SOCHA - 774-2200 chiming in . ... On July 5th from Georg*; with an engraved gold Residence 77 Broadway Painting & Decorating - Interior & Exterior 11 A.M. : to dusk,.' the mammouth watch and a purse. George thank­ Ocean Grove 774-2590 WILLIAM GRAY “ BgFjSfCT0R 139 COOKMAN AVE,, OCEAN GROVE, N. J. Block Party Will be held on Nep­ ed everyone and said it was a Fully Insnred - Expert Work tune Boulevard in front of the beautifii! party that he will never 1707 MAXWELL DR., WALL TOWNSHIP, N. J. Dial 681-5912 Neptune Municipal Complex. This forget it We all wish’ George and gala Neptune Bicentennial Day Frances many happy, healthy re­ VAUGHN & KITZELMAN - 774-7781 will include many' booths manned tirement years! WM. McGRATH - 922-4462 by. civic groups, sports, music, re­ PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, DECORATING The Gables Auxiliary to Jersey Steps, Patlu '. AddHtcBS, FoimdaUor.s, ‘ Fite Places (brick aUfl stone) Interior & Exterior • INSURED • Free Estimate freshments. historic displays and Shore Medical Center met at the r .icwalKs, Otiveways, Custom SwlnunUiB Pools crafts in the Reception Area of home of Rut! Baumgartner, 609 634 WAYSIDE RD., NEPTUNE — all types of masonry the Complex, and many other ac­ Oxford Way, on June-23rd. Every­ PLUMBING and HEATING tivities to enjoy, by both young one greeted former Gableite Anri COAL AND FUEL OIL Residential & Commercial and old. Be sure; arid have all Marston from Florida. Those at­ OIL BURNER SERVICE Estimates Cheerfully Given your family come for a re'area- tending the last luncheon meet­ 24-Hrs. Daily tional and historical day; Bob Ec- ing until September were Lorraine THOMPSON FUEL COMPANY FRANK J. ECKART - 774-0656 cles of the Hills is the Block ChapSman, Pat Coakley, Mary Drew, Including Sunday 10 MEMORIAL DRIVE, NEPTUNE, N. J. 07753 418 BURLINGTON AVE. Party Coordinator, sponsored by BRADLEY BEACH, N. J. Helen Drew, Dorothy Gambergi. Emer. Ph. 775-2300 - Merrill T. Thompson, Jr., Manager i the Neptune- Bicentennial Com­ Janet Guenther, Margo Jurgens, mittee. , Mickey McKenzie, Pam Middleton, PROPERTY RECONDITIONING Co-Workers of George. Coie. hon­ Rosalie Minotti,. Dolores Nordhau- For All Your D R U G S ored “Uncle George" and his wife sen. Charlotte Sadowski, and Mu­ 43 MAIN AVE., OCEAN GROVE- EDWARD R. HOLL, Reg. Ph. Frances with a surprise Retire­ riel Wilson; The WM. R. HOGG COMPANY, Inc ment Dinner on June 24th at NAGLE’S Main - Central Pharmacy The Neptun. Seniors have had [covering PLUMBING HEATING AIR-CONDITIONING Christie’s Restaurant, Wanamassa. a busy : schedule, starting with a “Doctors Advise Nagle’s” Tel. 774-0204 It was a lovely, nostalgic fun filled May 2Bth bus trip to Flcmihgton PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BEST QUALITY DRUGS CONTRACTORS • Dial 775-3193 evening and thanks; should go to, and Peddler’s Village. Then on the Committee, Leo Robinson, Lois June 16th, they enjoyed bus S .E E “Serving the Shore Area Since 1900” Lawson, .Toy Millington; . Jane .trip to historic Philadelphia. At ELECTRICIAN Sanwald and Esther Williams. their June' 23rd meeting', Rev. Fourth and Railroad Aves. Asbury Park, N. J. Mayor Joseph M. Pepe presented Dewey Friedal and his wife- of the Davison Rugs ADAMS ELECTRIC George with a plague from the United MothodisL Church of Avon Township Committee; honoring 39 Pilgrim Pathway Wiring — Fixtures — Appliances — N, J, License ^274 RADIO'& TELEVISION — SALES & SERVICE were at their Club Meeting. Rev. D. Darvln Adams, Jr. Dial 922-9310 him on his dedicated services So Fricdal showed slides of India OCEAN 'GROVE, N. J. the Township since March 1964. Tel. 775-7371 ______1 Variada Drive, Neptune, N. J. ■ TELEVISIO f • PL1* * v “ « 775-8062 ' and gave an inspiring talk on how Color TV,, Stereo, B&W TV, Air, Cbnflitiiiiiers—All m ajor. aupU- Township Administrator James T. the other half of tho world lives. Tele. (201) 775-2913 anees. Alsc complete 'selection of smaU appl., IncludltiR Ir.ns. Burke was a great. Master o f Mrs. Friedal played a zither and Toasters* Radios* Vacuum Cleaners, etc. • • BROWN ELECTRIC CO. License No. 4731 69 HIGHWAY Z5 • NEPTUNE CITY, N. J. Pickup & Teie. (201) 775-2913 Delivery Residential & Commercial Wiring • Free Estimates REPAIR SERVICE Service 24 Hr. Emergency Service - Roger Brown, 121'Overlook Dr.. Neptnne Tel. FENCES — Chain Link and Wood EASTERN SERVICE-988-1331 77-1-2300 We repair air-conditioning, central and window; commercial refrigera- tlon — all major appliances. — Gary Lageveen, Neptune, N. J. 774-2301 MISSING LINK FENCE CO. - 922-2333 CHAIN LINK & WOOD FREE ESTIMATES GROVE-CITY Privacy Fences • Repair Work Fully Insnred ROOFS — SIDINGS NEPTUNE, N. J. CLEANERS 5 DIANNE DRIVE Asbury Roofing Company - 775-0646 49 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove FLOORING New Roofs, Repairs - t. Evening Calls Welcomed 122 So. Main Street,‘Ocean Grove —SERVING— We operate our own cleaning and ______Gutters nsd Leaders —■ Free Es.ttoates Pressing Machines “ALL FLOORS” - 988-6910 Breakfast 7:45-10:00 AM. SANDING & FULLY INSURED GENERAL ROOFING CO. REFINISHING FREE ESTIMATES ROOFING - SinrNG — GUTTERS - LEADERS Dinner ...... 11:30- 1:5.0 P.M. OCEAN GROVE COMBINATION WINDOWS FREE ESTIMATES Supper . 4:15- 7:30 P.M. MILK AND CREAM Dial 776-824S 1408%, Corlies Ave., Neptune Robert Dean Nursing Home WA R DELL’S DAIRY OLSON ROOFING & SIDING CO. ’ • Cafeteria Dining at its best! 63 CLARK AVE. * 775-0554 • Famous for over 50 Years? DAIRY PRODUCTS RE-ROOFING SIDING - GUTTERS - LEADERS 7 7 c? A 7 A C * Reasonable Rates NEPTUNE, N. J. 774-191* 810 FIRST AVE., ASBURY PARK 4-<0-Untto and within the llm- (b) That the. supplemental debt Central High School,. Newark. She of George M. Cohan (his actual the development of the theatre.. • p • n JO S E P H E . BENNETT , '-.|4tatt0“ I nations ' orescribetf.bvPKScrlbecf by said Law.Law, .. • statement, required by Sfectlon 4QA^-30 was a member of the Jersey shore Toms River, ana Edison Jr., Colo.; Clerk I Section . 3, in the . Westfield;’ Mrs.'Laura Long, Wall decades_ unveiling political satire will be entertained by Mr. and SEWER SYSTElVi' IN AND BY THE ' are^ to be issued is the improvement office of the Borough Clerk, and said I Township, and Mrs. Delores Eges-: - Shore Area YMCA, Asbury Park. Mp"kfnno Avon nnH 1 ? within the limitations prescribed . such, statement shows that. the gross. a d o p te d J u n e 28, 1076. He was coach of the Neptune VISIT OUR BATH BOUTIQUE £ ^ n i 4S-8a,ifi«ft'®0“5. Law, Of New Jersey, debt of the Township as defined in v. ': ‘ STA TEM EN T \ Biddy Basketball Team and co- Township. Sons, daughters, grand­ In anticipation of the issuance of saJd section 40A:2-43 of said Law is in­ The bond ordinance published here­ bonds and to temporarily finance said creased by th is o rd in an ce b y $1,335,000, with has been finally adopted and th e'... For the past, ten years the Windward Shop has been noted sons, granddaughters, nieces and and the issuance of the said obliga­ nephews of legion members from Improvement or purpose, negotiable twenty-day period of limitation w ithin for. introducing unusual gift ideas to Ocean Grove. This year notes of the Township in a principal tions authorized by this ordinance wlilch a suit, action or proceeding: either of the two sponsoring posts am o u n t n o t ex c eed in g $590,000. a re will be within all debt limitations pre­ questioning the validity of such ordi­ is no exception. are eligible to participate regard­ hereby authorized to be issued pur­ scribed by said law^ ; nance can be commenced, as,provided less of where tney live. suant to and within the limitations (d ) N ot ex ceed in g $307,025. on ac­ in the, Local Bond Law has begun to prescribed, by said Law;. ; . count o£-interest, engineering and in­ run from the date of the first publica­ KRIISCHKA spection costs, legal and accounting Our Bath Boutique offers many, many refreshing gift sug- The Derby is divided into, three : Section 3 (a) The •' improvement tion of this statement, that is to say, groups; Tots - ages 6 and 7, expenses and the cost t)f^ Issuance: of from the 1st day of July* 1076. T H E FLORIST gesticftis. Try several different bars of delightful soaps imported hereby authorized and the purpose for said obligations, as defined and Juniors - ages 8 and 9, and Sen­ the financing of which said obligations authorized by Section 40A:2-20 of said HAROLD J . R(OWl*AND b o r o u g h Clerk . • • • • Weddings A Specialty by Crabtree and Eveljjn of London. The scents include mix­ iors;- ages 10, 11 arid 12. Entry are to be issued is the improvement of Law.' is and shall be charged as a ....27 : $42.5& trophies are awarded. to all con­ the Sanitary Sewer System in and of part of the total cost of said pur­ • Funeral Sprays tures of herbs, berries and: plants. Complexion , aids made from the Township of . Neptune by the re­ pose.to be financed, by the issuance of testants and place, winning . tro­ habilitation of the' Eastern Sewerage THE BOROUGH OF NEPTUNE CITY • Cut Flowers •- Corsages obligations. AN ORDINANCE RESCINDING AND oatmeal, almonds, blive oil, and cucumbers. phies are given to the 1st; 2nd;' Collection System , of , the Township, Section 5. The full faith and credit • Flowers for A11 Occasions P h a se consisting of*, lnfiitration/in- REPEALING AN ORDINANCE EN­ and 3rd iplace winners of each i, of. the Township are hereby pledged TITLED “AN ORDINANCE AUTH­ And we haven’t forgotten the men, either. Your favorite fjrnun rnpp nnrl a hiiee larse tro- fl°w evaluation survey,; all as shown to the punctual payment of the princi­ ORIZING CONVERSION OF THE Tel. 922-4433' fn nVAll 0n and /n accordance with the plans pal of and interest on the said obliga­ male deserves the best so give him a natural Loofah Glove phy IS awaraea to tne OV^aiiJ therefor 'on file in the office of the EXISTING SEWER TREATMENT tions authorized . by this ordinance. PLANT OF THE BOROUGH OF — We;Telegraph Flowers —. champion based on the best time. Township Clerk and hereby approved. Said obligations shall be direct, un­ and a manly scented bar of mango soap in a travel case. - (b) The estimated maximum amount NEPTUNE CITY, MONMOUTH 783 Wayside • ^ Neptune Application blanks and further limited obligations of • the t Township, COUNTY, NEW JERSEY TO A of bonds and notes to. be Issued for and the: Township shall be obligated to detailed information may be ob­ said pu rp o se is $590,000,. . PUMPING STATION APPROPRIA- Gifts for Eyeryone. in the Family levy ad valorem taxes upon all the . T IN G TH E SUM O F $125,000.00 F O It tained -by contacting ^co-chairmen] (c) The estimated cost of said pur- taxable property within the Township Marcel Judge of Asbury Park Post 'pibse 'is $620,000. THE PAYMENT OF SAME ANI> (201) 774-7979 Bank Americard Accepted; for the payment of said obligations and AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF No. 24 or Earl Worthley of Nep­ Section 4. Tiie following matters are Interest thereon without limitation. as BONDS OR NOTES IN THE A- tune Township Post '346. hereby .determined, declared, recited to rate or amount. and/stated: • Section 6. This ordinance shall take MOUNT NOT EXCEEDING $100,- effect twenty days after the first publi­ 000.00 TO FIN A N C E P A R T O F THE (a). The ;said purpose described, in COSTS THEREOF*.*, A D O PT E D Section 3 of this ordinance is not a cation thereof, after, final adoption, as A PR IL 26, 1976. provided in said .Local. Bond Law. \ current expense and is a property or BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and improvement which the; Township may Approved on first reading June 15. 1076. / Council of the Borough of Neptune lawfully acquire or .make :as a general City, in the County of Monmouth and improvement, and no part of the cost Approved, pased and adopted on fi­ nal reading June 2Q, 1076. State of New Jersey: thereof has been or shall. be specially ; Section 1. The ordinance entitled assessed on property specially bene-.' (Signed) JOSEPH M. PEPE “An ordinance authorizing conversion fitted thereby.- • ' * - . - • . .. Mayor ' Attest: JOSF-PH E. BENNETT of the existing sewer treatment plant (b) The period of us’eful.ness of said of the Borough of Neptune City, Mon­ purpose within the limitations of sec- i Cleric " —$36.57 . :...•' - V,■; —V! mouth County, New Jersey, to a pump­ tion 40A :2-22 of said Local Bond Law ing station appropriating the sum ot_ and. according; to the reasonable life THE BOROUGH OF NEPTUNE CITY $125,000.00 fo r th e p a y m e n t o f sam e thereof is fifteen years.’ and authorizing the Issuance of bonds nnes (c) The supplemental debt, statement AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING or notes in the amount not exceeding re q u ire d by.: said Law , h as bedn d uly CONVERSION OF THE EXISTING SEWER TREATMENT PLANT OF $100,000.00 to finance part of. the costs made and filed, in the office of the thereof”, which was duly adopted by Township Clerk and a complete ex­ THE BOROUGH OF NEPTUNE This beautifully written arid illus­ CITY, MONMOUTH'vCOUNTY, NEW the Mayor and Council of the Borough, ecuted original thereof has been filed o f N e p tu n e C ity on A p ril 26, 1076 b e in the office of the Director of the Di­ JERSEY, TO A PUMPING STATION. trated art book is invaluable for APPROPRIATING THE SUM OF and the same is hereby rescinded and vision • of Local Government Services repealed in its entirety and shall have Jn the Department of Community Af­ $250,000.00 F O R T IIE PAYM ENT OF everyone interested in “Hummel” SAME AND AUTHORIZING THE no force or effect. * fairs of the State of New-Jersey, and* Section 2. This ordinance shall take f figurines. The life and art of Sis­ such statement shows that the gross ISSUANCE OF BONDS OR NOTES Farry Memorial debt of the; Township as defined in IN THE AMOUNT NOT EXCEED­ eflcct twenty days after the first pub-, IN G $225,000-00 TO FINA N CE PA R T lication thereof aftcr./lnal passage pur- v ter Maria Innoeentia Hummel is section 40A:2-43 of.-.said Law is in­ suant to law. crea se d b y . th is o rd in a n ce b y $590,000.. OF THE COSTS THEREOF. magnificently presented in this au­ and the issuance. of the said obliga­ BE IT ORDAINED by the: Mayor and HOLMES A. ADAMS Home tions authorized by this ordinance will Council - of the Borough . of Neptune M ayor 403 Third Avenue thoritative First Edition. be within all debt limitations prescrib­ City, in the County of Monmouth ahd Attest: . . .» ed by said Law. State of New Jersey: ! HAROLD J ROWLAND, ASBURY PARK, N. J. (d) AU of said appropriation is for * Section 1, That, pursuant to the ap­ Borough Clerk *r • Included in the 272 page volume interest, engineering . and inspection plicable statutes of the State of New Introduced and passed j>n first reading William P. Walton, III Mgr. costs, legal and accounting expenses Jersey, there is hereby authorized J u n e 14, 1076. are over three, hundred color photo­ and the .cost -of issu&hce of said ob­ conversion of the existing sewer treat­ Passed on second reading and finally ligations, as defined and authorized by ment plant to a pumping station, and a d o p te d J u n e 23 1076. 775-0434 graphs and illustrations of the en­ section 40A^-20 of iaid Law. to be for such other purposes necessary, ap­ V ST A TEM EN T • / ;- financed by the issuance of said obliga­ purtenant or Incidental thereto, and , The bond ordinance published here­ tire collection of “Mi I. Hummel” tio n s. v - o all substantially in accqrdance with with has been finally adopted and the,i; figurines. Full information on all Secton 5. The full faith and credit requirements as specified by the Bor­ twenty-day period of limitation within of the Township are hereby pledged ough Engineer for the purpose a- which a suit, action or proceeding variations and trademarks. A to the punctual payment of the princi­ fo resald . v; ' «': .:: . ■ .’V questioning the validity of such ordi­ pal of . and interest on the said obliga-J Section, 2. It Is hereby found, de­ nance can be commenced, as provided step-by-step description of the hand tlons authorized by this ordinance.. clared. and determined as follows: in the Local Bond Law has begun to Said obligations shall be direct, • (a) That the estimated cost of the run from the date of the flr6t publica­ artisanship involved in producing unlimited obligations of the Township, improvements described in Section tion of this statement, that is to say*, ’Hummel’ figurines. Answers to all and the Township shall be obligated to 1 h ereo f is $2l»,000.00, w h ich is th e fro m th e 1st d ay o f J u ly , 1876.- Ocean Grove levy ad .valorem taxes' upon all, the estimated, maximum cost of said re­ HARO LD J . ‘ RO W LA N D questions frequently asked about taxable property within the Township pairs and improvements to' be raised .. Borough Cleric for the payment of said obligations by the Borough. , ^#1 ■ *14.72 Memorial Home these works of art. A “Personal and interest thereon without limitation (b) That, the est^ated maximum as to rate or amount. < v ; ■ N O T I C ' E.. amount of bonds or notes to be is­ TAKE NOTICSE'that Tastee Beverage- Journal” for collectors. Section 6 This ordinance shall .take sued for the improvements described U 8 Main Avenne. ) / effect twenty days after the first in Seotion 1 h e re o f is $225,000.00. Inc., a New Jersey corporation, has ap­ publication thereof after final adoption, (c) That there is appropriated to plied to the Director of the Division of OCEAN GROVE, N. J. as provided in said Local Bond Law. the purposes stated in Section 1 a Alcoholic Beverage Control for a State ■ $27.50 ) Approved on first reading June 15, down payment in the amount of $25,- Beverage Distributor License /or the Donald ■ R. Newman, Mgr] 1976. ■ -T" • 000.00, said sum to: b e m ade av ailable premises situated at 1112 Seventh Ave­ Approved; passed and adopted on fi­ prior to the adoption of this ordinance nue, Neptune, New . Jersey, and to nal re a d in g J u n e 29, 1976. from the Sewer Capital Improvement m a in ta in a w areh o u se a t 1112 S e v e n th 7 7 4 -1 7 5 3 (Signed) ; JOSEPH M. PEPE F u n d of .1076 a n d p rio r y ea rs. . Avenue, Neptune, New Jersey, and to HUMMEL FIGURINES as shown in above photo - (A) Friends 5’’, $31.50; (B) Lets’ Sing $25.50, $30.50; • ‘ M ay o r S ection 3. T h a t said su m of $250,000.- maintain a salesroom at 1112 Seventh . ? At test: JOSEPH E. BENNETT • 00, including said down payment, be A v en u e, l^ p tu n e . N . J . -j --'s^v. I (C) Merry Wanderer (Traveller Around the World) $45.00, $85.00 & $330.00; (D) Little Fiddler, $34.50, C le rk and the same are hereby appropriated Officers, Directors and Stockholders - 2 7 $36.80 forMhe purpose stated in Section 1 holding more than ten per cent stock $85.00 and $330.00; (E) Visiting An Invalid,'$45.00; (F) to Market, $31.00. & $47.00 and (G) Sister, h e re o f..- . 1 V.-v of the said corporation are; as follows:: Section 4. That for the purposes of, ■ i MORTON H. POPOK ^ FRANCIONI $21.50 and $25.50. • ’ ORDINANCE NO. 977 financing the Improvements described ', President, director and stockholder s t a t e m e n t In Section l hereof, there is herfeby 201 L incoln D rive, . The bond ordinance published1 here­ authorized the issuance of serial bonds Ocean. N. J,. TAYLOR ALSO IN STOCK (a $30,000.00 inventory) are .Goose Girl, $100; Ride Into Christmas, $125; Stage Coach with has been finally adopted and the DOROTHY POPOK 20-day period of limitation within of the Borough of Neptune City in (The Mail Is Here), $200; Apple Tree Girl, 10”, $250; Appie Tree Boy, 10’? $250; Bookworm (Little. an aggregate principal, amount of not Secretary director, pnd. stockholder which a smit, action or proceeding 1314- S te w a rt A venue LO PEZ,Inc. questioning the. validity of such or­ exceeding Two Hundred Twenty- Girl), 8”, $330; Merry Wanderer, 9',4”, $330; School Boys, $10”, $650; School Girls, $10”, $650; Little dinance can be commenced, as pro­ F iv e T ho u san d D ollars ’'($225,000.00); Wanamassa. N. J. FUNERAL HOME vided in the Local Bond Law has be­ ,under the provisions of the Local Bond >; HERBERT POPOK - f. : Fiddler, 11%”, $330. gun to run from the date of the first Law, constituting Chapter 2 of Title Director and stockholder DANIEL L. FRANCIONI publication of this statement, 40A of the. Revised Statutes .of.New 261 So. L in co ln A ven u e THOMAS W. TAYLOR JOSEPH E. BENNETT : • - Jersey. Said bohds shall bear interest Oakhurst, N. Ji- '.; North End Boardwalk, Ocean Grove iMunicipal Cleric : ' • , ------at not exceeding tbe maximum - rate of Objections, if dnv. should be made* D. JOSEPH LOPEZ : ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE Interest permitted vby law, and, the immediate1 v in writing to the Director Families Called For ■ IMPROVEMENT OF THE SANI-1 rate or rates <.• interest, the.'form. of Alcoholic ,Beverage Control Cookman & Grand, Asbury Park TARY SEWER SYSTEM AND THE maturities and other details of fcaid 25 Commerce Drive. Cranford, 794-7th Ave. Asbary Park CONVERSION OF PLANT NO. 1 TO bonds shall be determined by subse- * N ew Je rse y Q7010. ,___ TdL T75-0028. A PUMPING STATION IN AND BY I quent resolutions adopted pursuant j TASTEE- BEVERAGE I^’C. . Bank Americard & Master Charge Accepted , ■ • Tel. 774-0457 THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, IN to law. \ - . 1 Seventh Avenue... ltth & Atttos Ave. Neptnne THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, Section 5. That pending the issuance Neptune; N". T. •, M . 7754XK8S NEW JERSEY APPROPRIATING $1,- of the serial bonds authorized in Sec- -26-27 • $16.5?