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VOL. XCIVII, NO. 45 NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, NOV. 9, 1972 Board Appoints Keith I. BeLuca Flashers Replace Grove Now Bans Voting by-Districts In Neptune Lanterns At Gates Apt. Conversions Senior High School Principal

OCEAN GROVE — No NEPTUNE TWP. — Keith I. OCEAN GROVE — It was the building within the limits of end of an era this week, when the DeLuca of 411 Hawthorne Street, old fashioned kerosene lanterns Ocean Grove will be allowed Neptune, a 35. year old educator to be converted into apart­ that were regularly placed on the has been appointed the new princi­ ment units. chains closing Ocean Grove streets pal-of the Neptune Senior H igth to Sunday traffic were replaced - N o n e w apartment buildings School. The Neptune Board of Ed «kh new, yellow flashing lights. . will be allowed to be construc­ ucation, acting on the recommen­ W fhe flashers, on all entrances to ted east of Central Avenue. Ocean Grove, replaced the lan­ Effective now, an applica­ dation of Superintendent of terns at midnight on Sunday. Po­ tion fee for all property trans­ Schools, Dr. V; J. W. Christie, un­ fers will be $100 and the fee lice Chief Kent Cole said 20 n e w animously approved the appoint­ Is not refundable. lanterns were put in operation. ment of the new principal, effec­ These control regulations Chief Cole also reported that were adopted at the recent tive November 20, 1972 at a pro­ Patrolman Sam Sluka and James meeting of the business com­ rata salary of $22,486. : ' W hite were Involved in the-inves­ mittee of Ihe Ocean Grove tigation that resulted in the arrest The new principal was selected Cainp Meeting Association. of two men on charges of break­ from a field of 52 applicants who ing and entering several homes represented eleven states. Four and business places in Ocean Grove applicants appeared for a final in­ and the Shore area. The men, terview session before the Board .Stephen Homiacek and John Mc- of Education on November 1, 1972. DBrmott, both of Highlands, are Dedicate Area Mr. DeLuca’s professional exper­ Keith I. DeLuca ience includes seven years as a awaiting court action. teacher of Advanced Biology in tional Administration and Super­ Patrolman Henry Fant, while on In A.F. Museum the Science Department of Nep­ vision from Rutgers, The State patrol at the Heck Street bridgfe tune Senior High School and he i University and has done graduate to' Asbury Park, thwarted the For Chaplain C< is presently in his sixth years as a study at Wayne State University theft of a tape deck and equipment 252 245 252 239 304 199 696 541 Secondary School Administrator. and Ohio Wesleyan University. from a car parked in Asbury Park. • DAYTON, Ohio — M ajor General 84 87 219 206 130 175 392 317 After serving two years as vice­ The Board of Education in mak­ Alerted by a passerby Patrol­ Charles I. Carpenter, immediate 4010 3B99 5986 5675 4798 5139 13246 1066B principal at Sterling High School ing the appointment noted several man Fant went to the scene and past president of the Ocean Grove, 132 120 277 262 151 251 (Absentee) he was appointed to his present po­ characteristics of the new princi- was able to recover the stolen N. J., Camp Meeting Association s itio n in 1969 as Asistant Princi­ | pal which influenced their deci­ equipment. Several juveniles, in­ and retired Chief of Chaplains of pal at Raritan High School. sion. It was indicated that Mr. De volved in the theft, ran from the the JJ.S. Air Force, gave the Litany While at Neptune as a teacher Luca had a reputation for main­ scene- when they saw Patrolman: of Commemoration at the dedica he was an assistant coach in bas taining strong disciplinary stand­ Fant approaching. tion of chaplains section in the ketball and football and was Head ards while enjoying a good rapport >Ionday, Mrs. Donald DeRose, new Air Force Museum, Wright Tennis Coach. He has served as with Staff and students. He was oadway, was injured when her Patterson Field, here. the advisor to the student councils considered by those that worked t car and one owned by Tony San­ The dedicatory address was de­ of both the Sterling High School with him to be a "fair but firm” tos, Cookman Avenue, Asbury livered by .Major General Roy M. Alvin E. Bills Recalls Life and Raritan High School. He holds outstanding administrator who is Park, were involved in an accident Terry, present Chief of Chaplains a B.S. degree from Geneva College, also strong in the area of curricu­ at Lawrence and Stockton Ave­ and know nto Ocean Grove Audi­ a Master of Arts degree in Educa- l u m . nues. Mrs. DeRose was treated torium congregations. Dr. Ches­ And Activities in the Township at .'Jersey: Shore Medical Center,- ter. Pennington, also well-known where she was taken by the Ocean in Ocean Grove as a regular sum­ India Missionary Grove :First Aid Squad. mer season preacher and former Richard Brooks Chief Cole said the occupants of youth leader, led devotions. He is In Church Nov. 14 the Santos car rim from the scene. now professor of Homiletics at Practicing Law One youth was apprehended and Iona Seminary in Iowa, OCEAN GROVE -r The November .police impounded the car pend- Edwin- K.: Williams, former WSCS will meet Tuesday, Nov. 14 In Athens, Ohio Swg further- investigation. :.. Y. . - Ocean Grove business manager, at 7t30 P.M. at St. Paul’s Methodist and Mrs. Williams attended the Church, with guest speaker Miss Elsie OCEAN GROVE — Rich­ dedication of the chapel and ex­ I. Hugo. Miss Hugo, a Methodist ard Dickinson Brooks, Jr., Local Chairman hibit . area,. Highlighted by a 18 Missionary'Nurse serving at the Ellen who is associated with th e b y 20-faot stained glass window Thobum tCowen- Hospital ,• Kolar»,My- law firm of Rowland, Bridge­ commemorating the, ill-famed B-24 pore State, India, is on furlough for water, Robe and Stimmel in “Lady Be Good” bomber that land­ fiye-months. Athens, Ohio, was admitted to ed in the North African desert the bar for the practice of law durorig World W ar-.2 and was dis­ at a special Supreme C o u rt, covered 15 years later. All hands ceremony in Columbus, Ohio, died from thirst. .Mr. and Mrs. last Saturday. Williams-now reside in Greenfield, Mrs. Violet Brooks, 147 Indiana. He is with Goodwill In­ Cookman Avenue, attended d u s trie s. her son’s swearing-in cere­ mony in the new Veterans Memorial Building in Colum­ Mt. Holyoke Frosli bus. Administration of the oath was by Justice L o u is J . Schneider, Jr. A graduate rf Neptune High School in the class of 1963 a n d of Marietta (Ohio) Col- I-30 in 1967, he then began r udies at the Case-Western Reserve School of 1. a w in Ohio. This was interrupted aft-, REV. LOUIS W. MITCHELL, er a year when he was draft­ Ocean Grove trustee, has been ed by the U.S. Army, serving named local chairman of the two years including time in Camp Meeting Association’s V ie t N a m . U p o n c o m p le ­ “Now and Forever. Fund,” it tion of his military service, he was announced this week by returned to Case-Western Re­ George L. llergesheimer, pres­ Miss Elsie I. Hugo serve, graduating this past ident. He resides in the Bom in Massachusetts, she grew up J u n e . G ro v e a t 130 Inskip Avenue. in Rutherford, N. ]. and attended Richard is married to the the . Hackensack Hospital of Nursing former Betty Jane Huba of Officcr at Katharine Gibbs serving there two years. She served Cleveland, Ohio. She is a for­ as a nurse in World War II at .the mer United Air Lines stew­ American Red Cross Hospital in Eng­ ardess and is now completing land and Belgium. . her education at Ohio Univer­ Miss Hugo attended Teachers-Coll­ sity in Athens. T h e y w e r e married this past August. ege, Columbia University, receiving a B.S. degree and Master of Arts.^She ivas with the Visiting Nurses Service CARD OF THANKS in New York City' from 1947-55. From My son Joseph and I have re­ 1956 -65 she was assistant Director of ceived many kindnesses because of Nursing for the Dept, of Health, your- affection for a fine good man, my husband, Joseph F. Kaiser, Philadelphia.i She entered missionary who died last Friday. Thank you service in 1968, and aftct visiting the for your expressions of sympathy, ETCM hospital, decided she wished cards, food, donations to the Mon. to be a part of it, embarking on her month Co. Unit N.J.A.R.C; and flowers, to my husband and also to missionary career. me at home. Special thanks to A warm welcome is extended t. Mrs. Douglas Walsh. Mrs. William everyone to attend the program. Engler, Elmer Slocum, Dr. William J. Koch, Rev. John Mcrwin, narry Lewis and George Garrabrant. O.G. First Aid, VFW Post 2233, Engle H o o k & Ladder Co. and the O.G. Memorial Home. Sincerely, Mclva B. Kaiser. — 45 CARD OF THANKS . r w nuM !((«’ ‘’•■'nit th e " o t c s of Ocean Grove and Neptune for their .o/pnort In n*v rcelection Nov. 7th to th» tnwnshin committee. (Sign­ ed) THOMAS NJCOL. —45 1 FO R " TTF-T.P ’ Day or Night DRUG ADDICTION PROBLEM? r»II 008.8.133 BOAT DOCK - 0<*>an Grove fall shopping honrs Wed. Fri. & Sat OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES. TOWNSriU* OF NEPTUNE. NEW JERSEY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1972 Grove GOP Ladies Hosted by Nicols TAKE FIVE By Dr. Victor J; W. Christie Superintendent of Township Schools

IN MY OPINION — This Is an exclusive column In the TIMES which la devoted to a discussion of educational topics on a state, national, and world level- The opinions expressed are those of our Neptune Township Superintendent of Schools, Dr. V. J. W.- Christie, and, of Course, do not necessarily reflect the opinions of this newspaper. This column will • appear at Irregular Intervals and it is our hope that you will w lto and let us know whether or not you find them provocative, THE EDITOR. All rights to reproduce the article, either in whole or in part, reserved hy the writer; ' ’ / / SCHOOLS HAVE THREE JOBS One is to equip people with the ability to read, write, calculate and think — skills all people need in order to fuiWg. tion effectively. We have reached a point where work e5^|v) perienees, the use of leisure time & even family relationships require the use of the written word. People can’t buy groc­ eries, fill out tax forms or understand installment contracts without the ability to calculate. Any reading, writing and arithmetic are useless without the ability to reason. A second task is providing people with the chance to learn particular skills needed to earn a living—as a doctor, bricklayer, secretary or engineer. But the speed 'of tech­ nological change dooms any- attempt to teach skills which will last a lifetime. We must therefore help people learn to respond fexibly to‘change which we cannot begin to pre­ dict. In the future, the ability to ask intelligent questions will count for more than the ability to give the right answers^ The third task ofjBur schools is to help people become iST' telligent critics of our society. Our children must not become passive consumers of the values and products of that society. Schools should not try to inculcate a single set of values, but they can teach people to be sensitive to values and to the MUSICAL ARTISTS — Anne Schubert, lyric soprano, and Marina need for making rational choices about them .. 'Karklina, Latvian pianist, delighted a. large audience in the St. Paul’s United Methodist Church on October 25, in a benefit con­ Holt, Mrs. Edna Wood, Mrs. Lil­ cert that added §137 to the Residence Fund of the Church. Anne Schubert is known locally as Anne Cheryl Schabert, daughter of lian Kerr, Mrs. Florence G. Dwyer, La Pierre Coffee the Rev. and Mrs. Ellsworth Schabert, of Bradley Beach, and Ann Bromley, Clair Mass, A nn Marina Karblina is Mrs. Marina Long of 95 Clark Avenue, Occan Deck, Charlotte Sutphen, Kathie Grove. Both artists brought inspiration by the beauty of their. Dyke, Mildred Hyde, Miss Lillian selections. Anne’s mother accompanied her at the piano. The Jensen, Mrs'. Howard Furbeck, Mrs. concert was under the auspice^ of the Women’s Society of Chris­ tian services. ' Elsie Hettrick, Mrs. Lillian Lone, 9 :00 A. M. to 5:00 P;M. Mrs. R. LeRoy W ard, Btrtha Sprin- 7 days a week • Mrs. R. LeRoy Ward, Bertha Sprin- ervations. Fatzinger, Dorthr 'Shaller, Ger Try our 5 cent cup . stein, Leah Bills, and others. New Members welcomed w e re trde Cadmus, Florence Bemades. of Coffee. Mrs. Robert Casey, Mrs. Ann Deck, Also, Mrs. Byrd Ineson, Mrs. An- and Mrs. Edith Rodgers. na Kitetilin, Mrs. Amy MacGruder, SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES Beach and Lake Ave. Mrs. Helep Furbeck presented Mrs. Edna H. Wright, Mrs. Cath- Mrs. Rush with a beautiful picture era M. Cain, Mrs.- Florence. Bruck- $5.00 A TEAR B Y MAIL OCEAN GROVE of President Richard Nixon for the er, Mrs. Gladys • Millering, Mrs. Clubhouse, "which was received Florence M. Applegate, Mrs. Blan- from the W hite House, and framed che; Ivemson, M r s. Marie Here­ LEAN LINE is coming to by Mrs. Furbeck. mann, Mrs. K. McDonald, Sue Mox- Others present were: Laura Col- ley, Mrs. Millie W ilson, Mrs. Alice OUR CHANUKAH CLUBS lier, Freda Fieijler, Marie Blumen- Garbers, Mrs. Joy Royar, Mrs. Dor- figlPTrODlM S schine, Alma Govett, Harriet Bonk, othea Bush, Mrs. Anne Dawson, Tuesday Nov. 14 at-7:30 P.M. Convacenter 110 Walnut St. Elsie M, Cerillo, M argaret W ander, Miss Jean Kerr. IW INTEREST A)tA+ k Charlete Burger, Marguerite Fit- And, Mrs. R. Maglnnis, Mrs. M. ting, Lillian Turner, Dell Snlvely, Hodgson, Mrs. Ernest D7 Sparks, FREE MES?OEM! FiUST NIGHT Mrs. Edw. Weber, Mrs. Grace E. Mrs. Herbert Baker, Mrs. C la ra H .; S ic k le s, 'Mrs. Thizbea Kautz- Buck, Mks. Frank Radford, Mrs. A.- THIS TIME YOU'LL C9AKE IT. COME JOIN US mann, Grace V on Dreele, Donegan, Mrs. K. Donnelly,. Mrs. C h a rlo tte Myers, E m McKellar, D. Windlsch, Mrs. Ethel,,M iller, Hazel- Gardner, Elsie Madsen, May. Bessie Riley, Mrs; Irene .Dredger, © The fantastic Diet Lean Line is noted for Buckclburger, Marie Clark, Grace Mrs. A.,Van Auken, May. A. Vassel- 9-Maintonance while dieting . Wood, Florence Lawrow, Eleanor lo, Fannie B. Gardner^M arj., Mor- 0 A psychological method for weight M . Smith, Ruth Smith, Dorothy E ris, Marie Sleeke,. M rs. , Alice G. reduction that has been proven at a noted University.

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To keep See how our Chanukah Club accounts ahead of growing service demands, we see build up over a 50-week period: th e need to spend $2,5 billion on con­ .50 a week—$ 25.56 5.00 a week— 255.62 struction programs in the next five years 1.00 a week— 51.12 10.00 a week— 811.25 alone. Doubling our investment in facili­ 2.00 a week— 102.25 20.00 a week—1,022.50 ties and in effect building a new New 3.00 a week— 153.37 on completed Clubs Jersey Bell. To justify the investment of such massive amounts of new capital, we C M / WE HELPYOU ? * must earn well- Good service, good eai’nings — they’re closely related. In the long run, you can’t have one without the other. a n d t r u s t c o m r a m v W e’ve sot a high standard for New MONMOUTH COUNTY • AUonhurst • Allentown Jersey telephone service.W e’re doing our DnxJIoy Poach • Eotontown • Fanntngdaio • Fort Monmouth • Freehold (2) • Freehold Township C2> best to live up to it. WL ■ agl Howoa • Long Branch (2 ) • Manaipan « Mo/ttxxo a3SHira.Tifi.OTlt Com m ini v A>1] Matawan • Noptuno City • Occan Township • Rum* 7 son ♦ Goo Dright* Shrewsbury* Spring l_ako Heights ® @T:S p r in g d a le PAID ON COMPLETED CLUBS ( § ) New Jersey Bell (JBW UNION COUNTV • Mountainside • Wo t ftoid ■* Being good isn’t good enc „gh. ember Federal Reserve >' F.D.I.C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1972 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, AND NEPTUNE TIME3, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY years people are now disposed to ' J. Burke 1 143 ask, not merely what has been BOWLING D. Schaub 142 spent on social programs, but what E. Slocum . 141 Seek Music Talent they have accomplished. And the NORTH SHORE CHURCH F. Catley ' 140 F o r P a r k Shows answer in most .cases .has to be . BOWLING LEAGUE D. Leverick 139 “not much.” Since war was de-~ j ; D a b le r . : :"v; 139 clarcd on poverty, the welfare UNCROFT — Talented pro- Results, November 1, 1972 E . C ook , .138 roles have been rising astronomy fcssional and amateur enter­ Trinity Ushers 4, Crusaders 0 C. Meyers ■-. 138 ically. Despite money spent to im­ tainers are being sought by Craftsmen Club 4, 1st Presbyter­ B. Sapp •' 138 prove schools, children do not • i ‘ the-Monmouth County P a r k ian, A.P. 0 Games Over 160 seem to learn to read any better. . ; System for its "Music In the Belmar Methodist 3, St. Paul’s Ush­ S . J o r d a n 1*76-170 Disappointment with . past pro­ Parks” series to be held next grams seems bound to create e r s 1 R. Denbigh 172 s u m m e r. Avon Methodist 3, Calvary Baptist A. Gilby 168 skepticism about currcnt propo- - Interested individuals, plus s a ls. ■ 1 t D. Ormsbec 168 community, school and private W est Grove Methodist 3, 1st Meth­ M. Kelly . ‘ 164 All this is being percoived, in V : groups, are • asked to contact odist A.P. 1 H. Rosenbioom 103 some cases reluctantly, by the gen­ Mrs. Angela Flynn Knox at the Memorial Methodist 2, Belmar P. Bigelow ' i62 eral public. We do not expect this Park System offices, 842-4000. Presbyterian 2 to result in any quick turn-around The Music in the Parks ser- Ballard Methodist 2, Shoremen 2 ° t " . in government activist tendencies OCEAN GROVE BUSINESS­ ies of more than 50 programs James Young with games of 235, or in the rise in federal expendi­ MEN’S BOWLING LEAGUE of variety: entertainment will 213 posted a 605 series. Other 200 tures. A mood of confidence in be presented free at the var­ games were rolledv by,: Paul government’s ability to solve all W hile last week’s two leaders in ious county parks on Saturday •khardt 258, Joe Strunce 224, problems dies hard. And we will, the Ocean Grove Businessmen’s and Sunday, afternoons, as a 'G eoorge iHuIse > 209, M att 'Crawford &>r many years, have a heritage Bowling. League were knocking comm unity service. 208; Don, Johnston: 207, Barry in the federal budget left over heads together, Smith’s Hardware Its stage is the Mobile Arts Stumpf. 206,' 201,- Bob Lamb '204, from the activist period. But the went whistling by and took the Center, and its purpose is to 200, Art Lusey 203. psychological basis is being laid le a d provide ap opportunity for Team Standings P o in ts for an ear of greater realism in Smith’s is now a half a point talent to perform, and enjoy­ Craftsmen Club 28 thq conduct of national affairs. ahead of W arren Olds 2.and Bond­ ment.’for tjie audience. 1 W est Grove ^Methodist 21 e d T V , : th e team s; that! were tied : PLANNING CONFERENCE — E. Donald Sterner, right, chairman of the Monmouth County Plan­ We will be accused of wishful St. Paul's Ushers 21 ning Board, welcomes Freeholder Director Joseph C. Irwin, left, and two speakers to the 19th annnal thinking in this interpretation. But for the lead .last, week. Smith's won Board dinner and conference attended by a capacity audience of municipal planning board members 19 at least we are encouraged to re­ Belmar Methodist three points from the Grove Clean­ at Buck Smith’s Restaurant, Middletown. The speakers are William Whitman, second from left, at,the ject the currently fashionable fa­ S h o re m e n 17 ers to take the slim lead. Youth Recreation Rouse Co. which developed the new city of Columbia, Md., and William E. Roach, Jr., director of the Memorial Methodist 1 6 # Bob Orr was top man for Smith’s Somerset County Planning Board. talism regarding the inevitability Avon Methodist 16 hitting a 536 sericB, while Rich ram Resumed of government expenditure in­ C ru s a d e rs 16 Furbeck had a 5l 6. G ro v e C le a n e rs, as the problem was discovered, it ment, price stability,. and eco­ official was challenged to explain creases, and tax increases, in the coming years. inity Ushers 15 short a man, managed to win the NEPTUNE — The West Grove was taken for granted that a new nomic growth as solved problems. what was being done about a given irst Pres., Asbury Park 15 final game’for its lone point. Recreation Program/ which oper­ government program for dealing The new economics' gave us : the problem, he would simply cite the Belmar Presbyterian 14 ■ W arren Olds 2 won a couple of ated successfully for several with it would be in order. A can­ formulas for dealing with them. amount of government money be­ First Methodist, Asbury Park 13 months last winter and spring in didate for office who did not have They could be left to the economic ing spent upon it. In the earjy gam^s from Bonded TV, but Bond­ • Weddings A Specialty Ballard Methodist 10 ed had the middle game and total the lower level activities room of a complete set of activist pro­ technicians, and would no longer stages, it was thought to be too the Neptune Municipal Building, Calvary Baptist 8% pins. Barney Cole had a 577 se­ grams, would have seemed lack- absorb the energies of statesmen. soon to ask what results had been • Funeral Sprays is now back in operation at the ries to lead the Bonded crew, ing in . one of the prime requisite? So great was the confidence achieved. It is no. wonder that • Cut Flowers - Corsages same place — each Monday and SQUAW’S LEAGUE while John Bacigalupi hit a 560 on for public support. that these traditional matters had the total of federal outlays dou­ Tuesday from 6:30 till 8 P.M. All • Flowers for All Occasions his 209 game. Don Newman had a We see this era of activism been disposed of, that a vacuum bled between 1964 and 1072. Results 10-26 Neptune boys and girls from 10 seemed to be left in the field for 201. ’ . coming to an end — not imme-. But now the basic premises of ' through 14 years of .age are eligi­ KRUSCHKA Hi. Ga. Comanches 657. The Ocean Grove . Memorial daitely, such movements never government initiative. But politics the, activist era have been under­ ble to participate. Hi. Ser.. Comanches 1861, Home moved into fifth place with terminate abruptly, b u t gradual­ abhors a vacuum even more than mined by experience — in fact, T H E FLORIST Hi. Ind. Ga. - Susan Jordan - 176 a four-point sweep of Campbell’s Special activities planned for the ly, over the next several years. nature. Into that supposedly emp­ they begin to appear as incredibly Hi. Ind. Ser. - Ruth Denbigh 468 1972-73 season include dramatics, ty space rushed a whole-new set — We Telegraph Flowers — Barbers. Neil Socha and Bill It will be replaced by an era of naive. In the first place, we clearly 783 W ayside • N eptnne S ta n d in g s "Chinese karate” (Kupg-Fu), mod­ of national problems, which clear­ Smith led the way for the Memor­ disillusionment and skepticism. It have not solved the traditional T el. 775-6758 n in o le s 15 9 ial Home, while Jim Bennett was ern dance, and variety of arts and will no longer be sufficient mere­ ly would not ^e amenable to the economic problems of maintaining avva a h o s 15 9 top man for Campbell's. crafts including Origami (Japanese ly' to “have” a program — ques­ general fiscal manipulation pro­ economic growth, high employ­ fD e la w a re s 14 10 W arren Olds 1 managed to hold paper folding), in addition to tions will be asked as to why it posed by the new economics. ment, price stability, and interna­ A p a c h e s U 10 in fourth place, despite losing Steve Goddard, who isi the pro­ is believed that the program will Thus, closely on the heels of tional balance. Recent develop­ M o h aw k s 12% 11% three points to the Morawe’s Car­ gram director, seven leaders: from attain desirable objectives. Nation­ the 1964 tax reduction ( the pre­ ments make these problems seem H o p i 12 12 i petbaggers team. Art M ura and Bill Brookdale Community College.and al attention will be rechanneled sumed final breakthrough by gov­ more intractible than ever. Cer­ C h e y e n n e s 10 14 MoraWe were top men for the Car­ elsewhere have been . engaged to from the continual round of new ernment into the highest state of tainly the creative energies of our ALTERATIONS P a w n e e s 9 % 14% petbaggers, while Vic Casagrande guide the youth in these activities: activist Initiatives .to more tradi­ economic' enlightenment),, came statesmen will need to be focused Discel Clark, Calvin Credle, John C o m a n c h e s 9 15 had a 525 on his 201 game and Bill tional economic problems which President Johnson’s declaration of on these issues. There is no longer REPAIRS Iro q u o is 9 15 Mowery hit a 504 for W arren Olds Gaddis, Karen Hodges, Robert remain unsolved. a war on poverty. A long succes­ a vacuum where there seemed to Jones, Terri Lewis, and Calvin sion of activist programs for deal­ “A complete home- Hi Team Ser. Cheyennes 1993, Mo A brief tracing of the history be one in 1964. And certainly pro­ Pyle- A number of volunteers, are ing with newly discovered national hawk 1926, Hopi 1894. ■Pathway M arket and Hotel Lor- of the past eight years may help' grams for improving social w e l­ remodeling service with also expected-to assist in the pro- problems followed in the succeed­ Hi. Team Ga. Cheyennes 723, baine exchanged eighth place Mon­ to explain what has happened and: fare cannot be successful unless from from time to time. ing years. ,: ;- one contractor!” ■ Pawnees 713, Mohawk 700. day night as the Hotelmen swept why we think a change.is in stores they are conducted against a back­ Guidance is given to the ,pm£ At first these problems were si'-' ■ ■: ■-Top Averages the match, and moved'into, eighth, In 1964 it, was widely thought that, ground of a generally healthy Kitchens & Bathrooms- thought of largely in terms of the '^. Jordan . j dropping Pathway to ninth. Tom ^ b y . a Boa^d of Directors, cpm- the general economic problems economy. The broad-gauge eco­ allocation of resources. W r s im ­ — Onr Specialty — J. Isenberg Davisn J , led the Hotelmen to the win Posed o r community and ^church which had obsessed the nation nomic questions of unemployment leaders, of which the Rev. John B. ply’ wjere not' spending enough of ML K e lly ' with his 516 series. since the 1830’s had .been solved.; and inflation have resumed their Kirby Jr. is chairman. our/national- resources, for these The standings P ts . The “new economics” (which was. top-priority claim for government S m ith ’s H a rd w a re 2 5 % really the old Keynesiari^sm) had: desirable, social objectives, it was attention and there is less politi­ W. L NEAVES ':' For' AD' Yonr. Warren Olds 2 25 Shuffleboard triumphed in the tax reduction of said. The. solution was obviously cal need for- a new set of prob­ 1223Vi 8 th A v e n n e 25 B o n d e d T V 1964. Henceforth, it was assumed,; to spend, more money through lems to be dealt with by govern­ NEPTUNE, N.J. Warren Olds 1 21% C lu b N ew s FLOORCOVERING we could regard ,such/generalized; governtaent. And so, during the m e n t. I . Phone 776-6524 O. G. Memorial Home 20 economic - questions as. unemploy-' activist era, when a government In the second place, after eight Grove Cleaners 18% OCEAN GROVE — The first NEEDS Campbel’s Barbers. 13 half of our W inter League has just 12% — S'E E — Hotel Loraine bpen completed with twenty play- Pathway Market 11 pi*s c o m p e tin g . T u e sd a y s a n d F r i ­ Davison Rugs M o raw e’s B a g e rs 8 days were scheduled playing days i\ 39 P ilg rim P ath w ay * --- and we had good weather for each V Ocean Grove, N. J. I SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES session. We plan to start the sec­ Tel. 775-7371 ond half in the end of March or $ 5,09. A Y E A R M A H , the beginning of April, depending on the weather. The three leading plays for the first half are Dave Anderson in first Do you wake up with — place, Alice Horman'n in second a sore throat, place .and Bill Wegge in third p la c e . KEYSTONE’S stuffy nose, We are planning a “Turkey Day” shoot to he held just before generally uncomfortable? 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•Neptune Girl Scout Troop No. 5 Stubbs, Bill and Debbie Wier, and ; o under the leadership of M iss Eddie Schroeder. Ruth Bottorff, with the assistance The Catley Girls Club of Occan of Miss Virginia.Hancock, present­ Grove had a masquerade anAsbury Park High School; Jernstcdt, Roberta John, Stephan­ and Neptnne Times Published Thursday Telephone 775-0007 is s u e of The Times Taking part were Joan Schneider, ie John, Christine John, Melanie WILLIAM T. KRESGE, Editor and Publisher Students on the high honor roll Betty Reid, Evelyn Pascal, Marion Wesselman, Judy W essetoan, Shir­ Peggy Holl and Jean Williamson, Local Editors in Neptune High School were: Sen- Phillips and Helen Brand. R u th ley Gillum, Cynthia Mueller, Diane SIXTY-FOUR MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY 07756 Entered , as second class mall In the Post Office, Ocean Grove, New Jersey irs - Alice Crosson, M argaret Heck, Dennis was accompanist for the en­ Dill, Marie Rush, Marilyn Weber,' TOE TIMES Is on sale nt the following news stands: Ocean Grove—Ethel’s Harold Reed. Sophomores - Robert tireprogram, y, ‘ Suzanne La Barre, Barbara Catlqy, Stationery and Ruth’s Stationery and Eddie’s Market, 125 Heck Ave; ..Asbury Park—Flo.s Luncheonette, 400 Cookman Ave.; Neptune—Varsity Shop, Warner B ra n d t, Ella. Greenwald, Jean *_---- Kathy Wilson, Gale Catley and Drug, Abbott’s Soda Shop. Cuccurrullo’s Dell. Wilson’s, Muller's Delicatessen, Becker, Hilda Morris, Frances Sandra Sherwood. Colonial House, Jumping Brook Dell, Mike 8c Nina’s. Stop & Shop, Gables Drug. Cracker Barrel in Shark River Hills: Neptune City—Tommy’s; Bradley Pine, Ethel Stephens. Freshmen - At a board meeting of the Ocean Beach—Mary Ann Shop. Myrl Eckert, Charles Phillips, C a r­ Fifteen Years Ago -SUBSCRIPTION: $5.00 yearly, $3.00 semi-annually. Single copies 20c ea. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Krenkel, Mr. Miss Barbara -Young took the part Grove Grammar School PTA at th e., ADDRESSES changed on request — always give former address. olyn Bullock, Marion Morf, L a u r a and Mrs. Asa Heulitt, Mr. and Mrs. of Mis. Clover. LeRoy Sickier was home of the president; Mrs. Had- ADVERTISEMENTS j Rates will be ^ furnished by U3 on request. Rice and Elizabeth Roney. E le v e n Johnny Clover, & Kenneth Dellett, 1957 ' WATCH *THE *LABEL ON YOUTrPAPER FOR THE .EXPIRATION OF I r a E . W h y te , MSrs. M . C am p b e ll, ford Catley, Membership chair­ YOUR SUBSCRIPTION girls and four boys, gave the g irls Taylor Gregory, and Misses Viola' Mr. Clover. Other characters were (From the November .15, 1957 - man, Mrs. Harry Crawford report­ quite an edge on the high honors. White, Mildred Weber, Maud “Spud Erwin,” Felix Vecchione; Issue of The Times) ed there were currently 203 mem­ Mrs. Harold Van Wickle, 31 hepatitis than voluntarily donated Longstreet, Alice Wortman, May “Susan Blake”, Janet Holmes; William H. O liv e r, of Neptune bers in the PTA. ■ Main Ave., Ocean Grove, was the McCarthy, Sophie Bott, Amelia “Betsy Erwin,” Gloria Froehlich; . was elected first vice president of The Rams, sponsored by W&fc LETTERS TO blood. Those who donate their Mood new president of the local Ameri- Havens and Alva Halsey. ’ “Martha Willard”, Melva Powell;] the New Jersey Home Builders ington Fire Co., were champiomr for money are less likely, to reveal .^n Legion Aux. Other officers A gunning trip to Arneytown, “Officer Simmons," John Lombar­ ’Association at its 9th annual con­ of the Ocean Grove Peewee Touch THE EDITOR die truth; about their medical , histories were Vice Pres., Mrs. E. Miller; near New Egypt the past Friday di; “Henry Quinn”, Matthew Shar- vention and Exposition in Atlantic Football League. Members were during pre-donation screening inter- sec’y., Mrs. Clare Cyphers; finan­ and Saturday ; yielded Calvin H. in; Lucy belle Lee”, Viola Laflin; C ity. Ted Beekman, John Mulliken, Bob Since the test for detecting cial secretary, Mrs. Charles Rugar- Reed, Lot R. Ward and Walter ‘Preston Hughes’, George Wester- Amy De Laurentis celebrated W h ite , D r e w N ic h o lis, D o u g Thanks & Praise serum hepatitis in blood is hot 100%, ber treasurer, Mrs. Charles Yet- F. Clayton; of the Grove, U rab­ velt. Ushers were Jane Blacklock, her third birthday at her S h a rk M an chard, Ron Mulliken, D o n EDITOR, TIMES: accurate,. the chances oF> infected blood man. Mrs. M yrtle Heer, Mrs. Harry bits, a pheasant, four quail and Edwina Forbes, Carol Gustavson, River Hills home,, aided by the fol­ Beekman, Ron Fountain and Jim As a long time summer resident of j being sold for transfusion nre ‘ much Harsin and Mrs. LeRoy Godfrey a like-number of squirrels. Jean Lane,. Elizabeth Palaia, Lil­ lowing guests: Chris Fox,; C aro l Hendrickson. Coach was Ray Ocean Grove, I have heard the call, liislior. That is one of the prime ren- comprised the executive commit­ " / v ; : , ': lian Sauta, Dolores Shafto, Virgin­ Ann Jannarone, Joy Landis, Cheryl B e e k m a n . for first aid many times but until it sons the Chapter has established a te e . ia Shibley, Patricia Terrett, Anne became a personal need I gave it little j blood donor station on a once-a-month When the Association of Surf Cottrell, Beatrice Brophy, chair­ . thought. J schedule, where up to 30 donors can Anglers of America met in As- Thirty Years Ago m a n . We were spending the holiday be accommodated. • btiry Park the previous Saturday, weekend-in Occan Grove when late The Red Cross became affiliated the world’s casting record was Mrs. Stanley Applegate was hos­ 1942 tess to the Neptune Republican When You’ve Seen the Rest Saturday night" my husband bccamc with the Greater New York Blood awarded John E. Clayton, of .that -m ill nn and J the.tin firstflrpf aidna.l answered mi.my call Drnft.nmProgram fiitn five years ftrtA ago nltUntmli although, tUn the /'ill/city. Clayton's cast,PQcf made I , \ T D thetjlo pastm c f (From the November 20, 1942 Club at a covered dish luncheon for; assistance promptly and efficiently Red Cross community blood program August in the local tourney, was Issue of The Times) at her home. Attending were Mrs. Gome See The Best! L a to u W anser, Mrs. Nicholas Pa­ and took us to Fitkin Hospital. has been in existence in Monmouth 335 feet, 11 2-3 inches. The annual play presented by via, Mrs. John Reynolds, Mrs. Paul At 4 A.M. when I was unable to County since 1961. I w ish to .point Eighteen persons comprising a the students of Neptune. High I EXECUTIVE HOMES: Greetin, Mrs. Charles Phillips, get a taxi to bring me back, the Occan out that it is not to be assumed that recent tourist party to Niagara School was- witnessed by a large | Gracious home with all modem appointments Ronald Phillips, Mrs. Em m a Grove Police sent one of their cars because, our blood program bears the Falls were entertained by Mrs.-.E. and appreciative audience. The 3- ; plus maintaining all the Victorian charm. Two W right, Mrs. Dorothy Bedle, Miss and brought me back to my hotel. nam e ‘ 'Greater New York Blood Pro­ P. Krenkel, of the Crystal Wave, act comedy, “Ever Since Eve” was 1 full ceramic tiled baths, foyer, open staircase, To these. dedicated men who Rive gram’ that collections go to New York 90 Mt. Hermon Way. Guests were Mabel Bedle, Mrs. Bertha Reigh- i beautiful garden on extra fuU lot $39,500. A directed by Miss Ann M. Gaub, = three bedroom home with fireplace, formal their time and talent I wish to pub­ and stav^there. Blood collected here Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jenkinson, head of th e English Department. ton and Mrs. Earl Woolley. 1 dining room, zoned heat to all floors, artists licly say Thank you. inj^OTimouth County is processed in I studio room, extra land, many other features R e e v e s, Mrs. Raymond Warner, Sincerely, Ptfew York and returned on' a regular = —37,500. A beach area home, aluminum sid- Mrs. Donald Irons, Mrs. ■ Harold MRS. ALBERT C. BLECHNER weekly basis to the Red Cross deposit ! ing, garage, all formal rooms, truly a show- S. Johnson, Mrs. Harold Kruse, and FOR SALE - OCEAN GROVE I - place • $42,000. All these properties have full Yonkers, N. V. at Monmouth Medical Center. From Mrs. James B. Garrabrandt serving i basements, good wiring and all modern kitch- Nov. 6, 1972 blood is distributed to holders of g ens. Call for appointment to see all, or on her committee. A small business operation established 50 years, loca­ Red Cross credits and in time of need, | the one of your choice. to the community. The Red Cross Mrs. John - Williamson. Interna­ ted in center of business district - long lease .... Must Expresses Thanks tional Affairs chairman, introduc­ | MODEST FAMILY HOMES blood program is a resource for blood sell, due to recent death of owner. EDITOR, TIMES: and blood derivatives in time of emer­ ed Mrs. C. Howard Sanborn, Hights- | We now have listed two of the sweetest fami- On behiilf of the Ocean Grove gency. Arrangements can be made by towh, w ho presented a program MAKE OFFER! 1.. *y homes one could expcct to find. Both are Recreation Commission, may I hospital; pathologists and technicians "Glories of Greece" at the regular 1 listed at $27,500. Both have basements and ta k e • opportunity th a n k For complete details... I modernized kitchens. Both are In the prime this to by calling the New York Blood Cen­ meeting, Nov. 2. everyone who helped to make our 8 residential SW section. Both have been im­ ter. It is shipped out by bus, by police The next board meeting will be Call 774-5496 After 6 P. M. proved and maintained in very, very nice con­ Halloween party a success for the escort or can be called for by meSsen- held at the home of Mrs. J o e l AVAILABLE NOW! dition. Reason for sale?- both families have : children. We are most grateful to outgrown them. Act now! gei? ■ V- :w Shapirio, Wayside, Nov. 27; those who made donations, the In 1971 through Monmouth Oouri. Girl Scouts for bagging refresh­ ty Chapter and its 27 participating ments, Hermon Brown of Pathway groups, ’4499 pints were, collected and ^A jntA tnt-M jR laiA Market for his kind assistance, WANTED TO ACT NOW! 3058 were distributed — 1007 to the RIAIESJAII • WSUSANC*. MOWSAOfS "E ST T»20 Howard L. Smith, the judges and military hospital at Fort 'Monmouth the workers who conducted games, PURCHASE WE HAVE NEW LISTINGS! 53 Haln Ave., Ocean Grovo . ; ' 774-1058 774-MM and 2051' to patients in civilian the Ocean Grove Campmeeting As­ CHECK THIS — Two Heated Apartments, 10 summer hospitals. These latter patients were ONE FAMILY HOUSE or DU­ sociation f o r the Youth. Center, PLEX in good condition — near renting rooms. Near Ocean, Asking $28,GC0. Monmouth County residents hospital­ and anyone, else, who in any way Main Ave., about , two blocks ' AND T H IS— Thirteen rooms, nine bedrooms," excellent ized in Monmouth County hospitals from beach. A cash transaction; gave assistance for . the. party. corfier location, Heat - Two floors, Furnished. Asking and in out; of state hospitals.; , payable upon purchase* obtain-, . Without the c o m b in e d efforts of ing a suitable title policy. $32,000. ; ! ' . “DON'T WAIT” those' mentioned above, and the Cordially yours,. ■ i '■ OR THESE Recreation Comtnlttee members, JOHN L. DALY, Chairman > Write Box No. >1060 BUNGALOW — Roomy, attractive interior, six rooms, “NEW EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS” this would not have been possible. Red Cross Blood Program '% Times Office, Ocean Grove. Thanks again, everyone. Shrewsbury,. N. J. . ■ fine summer home. Now ?16,000. S in c e re ly , Oct. 30, 1972 DUPLEX — Available after Jan. 1st. — Near Beach, 2 % ' MRS. JOSEPH H. HEMPHILL six rooms, three bedrooms each side — Summer In­ LARGE SUMMER BUfJGALOW: BEDROOMS, LARGE LIV- INGRM., DINING ROOM, MODERN ALL ELECTRIC KITCHEN For the O. G. Recreation Com­ FOR SALE come over $1,500. A sking ?1B,000. Cancer Benefit By COTTAGE —- Five rooms, Storm Windows, Insulated WITH COUNTER TOP DOM. HOT-WATER, FULL BATH, situ­ mission, Ocean Grove. Small home In very good Attic, Good Roof and Porch. Only $16,000. ated on full lot, SUNNY SIDE Otf STREET, HEAVY DUTY Jersey Shore Club condition; Sun porch, Liv­ ELECTRIC SERVICE, FULLY FURNISHED. 'Jk ing room, Dining room; FINE HOME — Six Rooms, Three bedrooms, Nlew Roof andrWicing, Enclosed Porch, Roomy Attic, Clean Base­ WILL SACRIFICE AT $15,000,00 T e rn s Blood Program NEPTUNE — The Jersey Shore Modem kitchen with Dish­ EDITOR, TIMES: ment. Only $26,900. ‘ > Woman’s Club held a luncheon washer, Washer and Drier, INCOME;- North: End Section, % BLOCK FROM Hie Monmouth County Chapter and fashion show for the benefit of Powder room on first floor: OCEAN, - Lg. Front Porch With beautiful OCEAN- VIEW - 1st American Red Cross joins in the plan the cancer fund at the Jumping Four bedrooms and Bath: ALVIN E. BILLS, Realtor 5?°£-FO rm al LIVING ROOM, LG.'FAMILY ROOM, MODERN to increase the voluntary blood donor Brook Country Club, here, Satur­ Good plumbing, Combin­ Member of SMLS LARGE DINETTE. . 2nd. 3 ^ ™ with R/Water in all rooms - 2 Mi BATHS program to insure adequate blood for day, Nov. 4. Fashions were shown ation windows. Two air 78 MAIN AVE. OCEAN GROVE conditioners - $27,500. FLOOR, 2 Lg. Summer BEDROOMS with all patients and for safe blood. Red through the courtesy of the Sea Air ' D ial'774-2124" r ' / R£W - HARD WOOD FLOORS THRU OUT - HOT WATER orr Cross acknowledges that blood. from Shop of Spring Lake Heights. HEAT - Well Built, in excellent CONDITION, FULLY FURN­ Duplex in excellent loca­ ISHED EXCEPT for 1st. Floor. commercial sources carries a twelve- Mrs. Russell Kessler was lunch­ tion, Six rooms and Bath times greater risk of transmitting serum eon chairman with Miss Grace on each side. t h e ULTIMATE IN GOOD LIVING AT $30,000 F inn • 3 family - beautiful apartments. Very good income. Well .lo­ cated. Automatic heat...... r...... $23,500 Come In and let ds dlscoss yonr requirements $i§j MEMBERS OF NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Jennie Meyer “Better buy from HURRY and lie SATISFIED’’ OFFICES COAST TO COAST • Ranch type. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, electric kitchen, wall, to AGENCY wall carpet. Garage. Extra large plot. $40,000 • Beautiful Owner’s Apartment plus efficiencies and renting J. A. HURRY AGENCY WALSTON & CO. REAL ESTATE rooms. AU year business. Auto. heat. Finest location ...... $40,000 REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE 47 Main Avenue • Also homes, cottages, guest houses, hotels and business prop- ' 5 in c . • -■: Vi 66 MAIN AVENUE OCEAN GROVE ; e r tle s . - r ; '■■■■■.■;.■; V , ; W : ;V'^ Ocean Grove, N. J. Sommer and all year rentals v Phone 774-4132 Would you like to receive a regular monthly dividend Established Over 58 Years check? This is available with TAX FREE yield of ap- Tel. 774-3061 O ther p ro p erties av ailab le fro m $12,000 up. . ..proximalely 5 % % from INVESTMENT GRADE- HOTELS and BUSINESS PROPERTIES. MUNICIPAL BONDS. _ — RENTALS ------Buying, Selling, Renting DO YOU HAVE A HOTEL IN YOUR FUTURE? Research evaluation of any stocks you may own, or wish Homes, , Apartments, to acquire, available upon request and without charge. IF SO, PLAN NOW FOR THE COMING SEASON Kindly direct your request to: Income Properties, Lots V. »L KI BLER, Realtor 29 OCEAN PATHWAY / • OCEAN GROVE NORTH SIDE ARTHUR W. HANKINS or call collect — 774-5100 and Acreage, Businesses Members of Multiple. TeL 774-1142 44T°oms -12 with tile baths, 9 public baths - W /W carpet thru- 1327 Railroad Ave., at Sunset Avenue Listing Services out. Coffee shop, year round owner’s apartment with garage. Formerly located at 117 Main Avenne. • y. BOX 1167 ASBURY PARK, N. J. 07712 VA & FHA MORTGAGE Completely furnished including linens. Fire alarm system. Cali Specialists tor details. CALL or WRITE CENTRAL 34 room hotel and 6 room cottage for year round use - Hotel $27,500 has owner’s 3 room apartment and 4 rooms with baths. Heated. Finest location in the Grove. $65,000. NOW ! A SPECIAL ? Extremely immaculate 4 - bedroom home - modem SOUTH SIDE Realtors, Appraisers, kitchen, formal dining room, completely carpeted, Hotel and cottage - 23 renting rooms - 5 room owner's apart­ Property Managers many appliances included. ment and 2 small apartments heated for all year use. Half block 324 Cookman Ave. from beach: Excellent income. $37,900. A sbpry P a rk , N .J. 07712 JUST REDUCED Service with protection since 1B8& APARTMENT RENTALS 1 family - 7 rooms and 2 modem baths. Completely redecorated, 201 - 988-1000 YEARLY & WINTER furnished except for a few personal items. 2 blocks from beach. Exceptional buy at $21,500. FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED • .Wheel Alignment STUDIO APTS - ONE BEDROOM APTS (3 rooms) • Shocks & Mufflers TWO BEDROOM APTS. THE NEW YORK • Brake Service: ■ Also Furnished Rooms • General Repairs TIMES Torn- Safety Is Oar Business! EASTON REALTY. Broker For home delivery information, call REAITOR - MEMBER SMIS . OCEAN GROVE, N. J. 428 M AIN ST., ASBURY PARK PETE LaVANCE 89 MAIN AVE. "OUR ONLY OFFICE" m e ' 604 Highway 35 747-4292 Phone 988-3636 Eves:.M r. Ulrich 776-7580 Neptune Dial 774*2442 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1972 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, AND NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY PAG FIVE

day Foods” will be presented by nabel Foster, Mrs. Harold Sturges, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. O’Brien, 707 lowe’en Party was held, with tables OCEAN GROVE Miss Eueanor Vleweg, Total Elec­ Mrs. Elizabeth Wiseman, Mary A. Fairview:: Avenue, last. F rid a y trimmed with witches and Jack-Or tric Living Specialist for Jersey ; COMING Hubbard,. Catherine Shaw, Mrs. night. The business meeting iwas Lanterns. John J. Ennis was a- Central Power & Light Co, Ex- Viola V. Chandler, Mrs. May Burtt. conducted by Mrs. Estella. Smith, warded the prize for the funniest M- celent suggestions will be given . EVENTS;'.. Also Mrs, Ritie Macdonald, Mrs. Pocahontas, with 20 members costume. Refreshments were served concerning holiday entertaining Mayme Herr, Mrs. Edith LOngton, present. Plans were made to have by hostess Mrs. Myrtle Hillmuth. and gift-giving. This is a paid, directory of Miss Caroline P. Wilson, Miss a.Christmas Party, at th e next The next meeting will be Nov. 24, events of non - profit organi­ Members of The Woman’s Club zations. Rate: 25 cents p e r Edith Clerihew, Elsie 1 M ad sen , meeting. After the meeting a Hal­ Mrs. Smith, hostess. of Ocean Grove are reminded that Une. CaU 775-0007. Grace Wood, May Buchelburger, Blanche Sevrenson, Mrs. Dwight o n ly 100 tickets will be available DECEMBER 1 AND 2 for the Christmas luncheon to be Ocean Grove Middle School Car­ Shaw, Mrs. W alter Schriek,' Mrs. T he Barbara Heck Circle will held at the clubhouse on Decem­ nival, Fri., Dec. 1, 3 to 6, P.M., & Ivan Hall, Mrs. C. D. Klffin, Miss For faster service . m eet on Monday evening 8 P .M . a t ber 7. Please contact Miss Bucr- Sat., Dec. 2, 9 AM . to 9 P.M. Harriet C. Howard. the Parsonage,' 103 Broadway, Miss MEMORIALS Spaghetti served. Public invited. CALL AHEAD 774-1919 mann, 988-0082, if you wish to at­ Also, Mrs. Ruth Cunliffe, Mrs. — 4 5 4 7 Frances Stern, leader. tend this special affair which J. W. Fulton, Mrs. Thos. Lane, Mrs. OCEAN GROVE — The 18- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16 Gertrude M. Edwards, Mrs. Mary Last Saturday Dr. and Mrs. F. T. promises to be filled with interest­ " NOW SERVING TAKE-OUT DINNERS foot Memorial Cross on th e Salvation Army Ladies Home Ewell, guest; Miss Mildred Long, Bailey arid Mr. and Mrs. George ing surprises. League Holiday Bazaar - 510 Grand front of the Ocean Grove Aud­ Irene Main, Mrs. Frieda Horn, M 13 . Jobes, all of Broadway, Ocean The November meetitig of the Bes­ Ave., Asbury Park - 10 AM. - 4 . delicious crispy CHICKEN from 99 cants itorium, facing the sea, will be Raymond Albee, Mrs. Lillian Bell, Grove, traveled to Selinsgrove, Pa., sie Brady Circle will be held at the P.M. Luncheon - 11 A.M. - 2 P.M. lighted the week of Novem­ —$1.50. - - ■ —45 Mrs. Rodger Hawn, Mrs. Elizabeth . golden SHRIMP to visit with their children Carol parsonage, 103 Broadway/ Tuesday, ber 11-18 In loying memory of C. Bussinger, Mrs. Florence Han- Tom for Parents Day at Sus- Nov. 21. The hostesses will be Mrs. . . home-made SOUPS Jean Ann Millering by Mr. and n e rs . ™ queharina University. In the after­ William Pferdeort, Mrs. Jean Fisenne Mrs. Frederick Millering, 65 And, Mrs. Hilda Gibson, Mrs. . FISH & CHIPS, English style noon they were joined by Mr. and and Mrs. William Me Clelland. Don’t Abbott Ave., Ocean Grove. Metliodist Aux. Ella Russell, Frieda Yenny, Bertha Mrs. William Mockridge, of forget to read the assignment for the ' .The Memorial Sign on the Deinlnger, Mrs. Emma Aeckerle, . SUBS and SNACKS Franklin Ave., here, Tom’s aunt study period with Miss Edith Griffith! Auditorium roof will also be View N. J. Film Mrs. Olive Crook, Mrs. Alice Bean, and uncle, at University field to lighted the same week In me­ The public, is invited to attend the Mrs. Jane Simmons,j Mrs. Grace GROVE CRACKER BARREL see .the Susquehanna Crusaders mory of Joseph Sandford, Jr., showing of the film ‘Tail Story’, Hendrickson. beat Delaware Valley 7-0. Tom, a OCEAN GROVE — The Metho­ by Mr. and Mre. William Brae-. starring Jane Fonda and .Anthony Per* FREE DELIVERY freshman, is a starting offensive dist Homes-Auxiliary met, Oct. 30 46 Main Ave. conere of Nutley. kins, at the Hotel La Pierre, Beacli in OCEAN GROVE guard on the varsity football team. in the Junior Room of St. Paul’s Alleta! Council Has Party and Lake Avenues, Friday at 8 P.M. All enjoyed a ‘Victory Dinner” at Church with 80 present. There is no' admission charge. The President, Mrs. Alice Bean NEPTUNE — Alleta Council OPEN ALL YEAR the Hotel Governor Snyder, Mrs. Catherine W aible, 5V& Bath opened with a lovely poem, “Au­ 26 Auxiliary met at the home of Avenue, the Grove, has recently T h e 55 Embury Ave., Occan Grove A second child was bom to Mr. tu m n .” DEANS returned from a 23-day trip to Eur- Breakfast Served 8-10 . ^ a n d Mis. Glenn M..Mueller of Palo ST. PAUL’S Mrs. May Flaundreau introduced 7754076 o p e . H er cousin, Regina Segers of Back By . 'flpilto, California. Glenn is the son OCEAN g ro v e — At the 10:45 Mrs. Bleecker Stirling fo r devo­ Antwerp, Belgium, spent a two o f Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Mueller, 56 A.M. morning worship service Rev. tions; which were from the book n . t ! . i t . ItI «A HOME FOR ALL SEASONS” week visit here and the pair flew Popular Request. Broadway. A seven pound six William. R. McClelland will speak “Streams in the Desert,” on “Pa­ ^ILia 'U lltjTJjalrV Year-Round Residential Hotel to Brussels on the Jumbo Jet 747. Welcoming Daily, Weekly and Season­ dunce daughter was bom Oct. 31 a t on “The Work of Satan”. Dr. Dan tien ce.” ■■■ • Mrs. Waible enjoyted visiting with al Guests. Apartments, efficiencies, rooms w/wo light housekeep­ the Stanford University Hospital Yaffa, M inister of Music, will have Mrs. Mary Kresge, announced her cousin in Antwerp, sight-see­ ing, private fcailities. Hospitable atmosphere. Free refreshments In in Palo Alto and she will join her “Sarabande” by Schenk as his pre­ the next meeting will be Nov. 27, ing in Belgium, West Germany, homelike TV lounge and lobby. Special winter & Group - Rates for 2%-year-old brother Gregory. ■ lu d e and "Source" by Bach as his a Christmas party. Mrs. John Mer- Outings, Reunions, Retreats, Graduations, etc. Reserve early; 20 SURF and Holland, the country of h e r Robert Carpenter, son of Mrs. P°s^de. The Chapel-Celeste Choir win will speak on “Christmas in AVE., OCEAN GROVE, Tel. (201) 776-9724. Birth. Mrs. Waible speaks several Carolyn Carpenter, 71 Asbury will sing “For the Beauty of the M exico.” languages fluently. Avenue Avenue, has received' a Earth” arr by Gillam; the Cherub A film, “Here is New Jersey”, Cwt&Cirlp The Edith Frederick Circle will Ministerial Tuition Grant at Union Choir "We Thank Thee” by Lieht; was greatly enjoyed. 1955 PRICE LIST meet November 21 at 1:45 P.M. at College, Barbourville, Kentucky, and the-Chancel Choir “Love Div­ Mrs. Harold Sturges and Mrs. Classified Advertisements Francis Asbury Manor, first floor for the fall semester. A graduate of ine" by Darst. Ivan Hall furnished cookies which Advertisement for these columns should be in the office of “ The lounge; Mrs. Jacob Batdorf is lead­ HAIR TRIM ...... $ 1.2S Tiroes’ NOT LATER THAN 9:00 AAL Wednesday of each week. Neptune High School, he is a fresh- S u n d a y Evening at St. Paul’s were, enjoyable. e r . '■ ^ RESTYLE HAIR CUT 1.75 s^tnan majoring in religion. begins at 6:55 P.M. with Organ , Also attending were: CLASSIFIED AD RATES • Telephone 775-0007 The Ethel Selby Circle will meet SHAMPOO & SET ... 1.75 * Mr. and Mra. Ralph Kresge of Meditation. Pastor Merwin will Jessie Ayers, Leonie Crane, Pho- 23 words or leas, If paid In cash at time of Insertion ...... at the home of Mts. Kenneth Quier, (Long Hair Extra) Silver' Spring, Md., were visitors preach after the hymn sing. The be M. Briggs, Ruth A. Clark, Besr 23 words or less, if cliarged ...— ...... ;... $1.50 per w«Jc 65 Broadway, on Wed., Nov. 15 at sie Riley, S. Elizabeth Jones, Mrs. Additional Words ABOVE 23 ...... Three Cents per Word the past weekend here with his theme of this service is;. “Praise PERMANENTS 1 :1 5 P.M. Please note Change of Flora Carney, Miss Myrtle G. Cody, • For use of Times Box Number, there Is a 15-cent weekly charge for mother, Mrs. Ruth Kresge, and his and Thanksgiving.” replies to be picked up at office, or a 33-oent Weekly charge for re­ Date! : 'v The Sunday School and Men’s Mrs. Gladys Hind, Grace I. Bergen, sister, Miss Marian Kresge, 142 B U D G E T ...... S 5.00 plies.to be mailed to you. The . American Association of Bible Class meet at 9:30 A.M.; Louise E. Nixon, Madeline Stcrrard, There Is a 15-cent .charge per lino for each Une indented, capitalized Cookman Avenue. 7.50 Retired Persons, Ocean. Grove the Phllathea Class at 9:45 A.M.; Nora T. Schmidt. MODERATE '.. or In bold faoe. , The 15-foot metal American flag the Assembly Bible Class at 2:30 DELUXE ...... 10.00 C oot mailed In, given to a representative or brought to office, per- Chapter, will hold a meeting Nov­ Also, Ednarose ’ Lipfert, Mrs. BomUly muat be accompanied by cash or stamps to cover oost. C o p y . pole was stolen from the shuffler em ber 10 at. Thornley Chapel at P.M.; the Junior and Senior UMYF Alice Garbers, Anne Dawson, Jo­ Scented over phone as a oojirteay and convenience to customer* . ; board courts, removed from its Bills due immediately upon presentation. 1 :3 0 PM; The guest speaker will at 5:30 p.m. and the Jet Cadets hanna Hartmann, Miss Mabel HAIR ground stand pipe. Shuffleboard be field representative Ricardo at 5:45 PJM. Head, Mis. Clifford Kunckel, Mrs. COLORING .. from $3.50 WANTED TO BUT . club members would appreciate-it* Rodriquez, of the Social Security On Saturday, evening Nov. .11 a t Ema McKellar, Mrs. Fred W. APARTMENTS FOB BENI return. . (wt extra) office, Who will discuss the Social 7:30 P.M. there will be a showing Ecke, Charlotte L. Meyers, Carrie CASH IMMEDIATELY .Mrs. Lariy Isaacs and daughter,' Security program with emphasis of the Billy Graham F ilm “ T h e N. - Dixon, Mrs. Arthur Sudall, FB08TWB ...... j 8.50 1 We purchase entire contents home*. ecUtes or Individual Itsl.... on recent amendments. A question Shadow of the Boomerang". • (sat extra) H uy Ellen, and their house guest Mrs. Thizbea Kautzmann, Mrs. YEAR-ROUND apartments — two, Fine furniture, paintings, brooses, or­ / for ■ this school year, Marika Nal- arid answer period will follow. Visi­ George JahneL DOUBLE iental rugs, tapeetriee. Tiffany f -—. sterling sliver, Jewelry, C h ln r m .art, .. sell, •• a foreign exchange stuSenf ters are’welcome.' Abo,. Mrs. Fred, J. Royar, Mrs. PROCESS . . . . . frow( 6.50 | three and four rooms, furnished or eto. FRIEDMAN GALLERIES. 1SS —vt m %.£rom Stockholm, Sw eden,, tee­ ■ Mrs. Walter Buettner and chil­ Subscribe to The Anna Kichllne, ,Mrsv-Phebe D. (set wtw) unfurnished, all uUUties, convenient.lo- s'" 'tu rn ed 'to th eir Milwaukee, Wiscon- dren Eric, and Brett of Westmin­ Bowen,j Mrs. Ant)' Gastello, Mrs. WANTED—Antique*, furniture, txto- FANCI-FULL RINSE . caUon. See M ss Davis at the Ocean a-brac. paintings, D ram , and res* i. sin, home Sunday afte* a visit off ster, California, flew in Oct. 1 8 to Helen Schaefer, Jfis.\ Elizabeth Abrams. Uth and Railroad Ave«* Nepu several days with Mrs. Isaacs’ par- Main St.; Ocean Grove. 774-3143 eras, attend the October 21 wedding of Temel, Miss Mary C. Hedman, An­ Grove Motor Inn. _aetl tune, TeL 774-0300. —arts ) ents, Mr. and Mrs. H om er D.' .Her.brother, ,David Withers :to You asked for it... And now, ' ge, 96'Webb Avenue. The two' Avis Poleski of Holmdel, in the for a limited time, you can once OCEAN GROVE — th ^ roonv fur­ ORIENTAL RUGS, o u t Slaa* old enjoyed, part of the time-ln New again take advantage of our orig­ nished apartment, ground floor, prirate Jewelry, old dolls, paint! . S® h !Avenue Chapel, Belmar. entrance, also efficiency.room. AU uUl- tries, antiques, china, etc. CaU Mra. York City with Mary E U etfsW They will conclude a visit with inal, 1955 prices. Don't miss iUes, Unens. maid service. Off-season Gifford. 731-0733 or write 4 Rldgevlaw ARBERTON HOTEL-Ocean Grove your chance to enioy today's or year-round. References. The VThUf Ave.. W. Orange, N. J. 070SS-S-73* ter, Janie, a Columbia University M rs.' Biiettner’s'' parents, Mr. arid field Hotel. Surf Sc Beach Aves. —44-to» graduate student •. styling at yesterday’s prices. 1 WANTED TO BtJY In Arlington Mrs; George Withers, 96 Cookman Year-round resident hotel . > . RUTGERS HOUSEI Heart of Ocean Court - 1 room or 3 room co-op Ave., and return to Califonila this We offer, year-round hotel living for Ihe moat- discriminating guests at Grove. Modern, AU ment. No basement apartment. Write a price you. can afford. Three delicious, meals served i dally from a Alvin E. B i l l s _Agenqyv 78^ Main AVfc. Bor 7749, c-o Times Office. Ooean Saturday. choice menu. All necessary services available for you** convenience. Ocean Grove. Phone TH-2124. —44-31 Grove. t h i s " Please check the expiration Small enough to be personaV but. large enough for privacy. YEAR ROUND rental - furniahed 3- date on yellow mailing label be­ room apartment, second floor. Business BOOHS FOB BENT SHELL Single rooms (1 person) 9240 per month and up or working persons P«j««d. CgJ neath name and address on Double (2 persons) 9450 per month and op NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY for appointment - 776-3333. —45-4S OCEAN GROVE — rooms, year* BEAtJTY front of your Times. Subscrip­ round, all utilities furnished, kitchen SALON Write now for full particulars as accommodations are 560 COOKMAN AVE. ONE ALL-YEAR round apartment, privileges. Ideal North-East location* tion payment on or about that ASBURY PARK, N. J. one for winter only. Ocean Grove. Call Hotel Honeysuckle, 10 Surf Avenue. 78 Main Ave. date would be greatly apprecia­ limited. Phone 201 - 774-1323 or 201 - 774-2505 774-7315. mornings and evenings. —45’ 776-8415. —12-43* OceanOmtilU ted. ■ \ •: Phone 776-6626 OCEAN GROVE — Modem apt., un- BRADLEY BEACH—711 Beach Ave., fum, 2% rms, foyer, Wtchen, Uvlng warm rooms, kitchen privileges, priv- Tel. 775-4461 At the reular meeting of The room, bedroom, bath. Avail. Dec. 1. refrigertors, dinlng room ana TVate j — No pets. 774-5496. -4Stf —$15.00 p e r w eek, yearly, Welfare Woman’s Club of Ocean Grove this clients welcome. 774-9811. —45* afternoon (Thursday) at 1:15, a 3 and a half room first floor apart­ PERSONALIZED 8EBVI0B ment. available immediately, 5160.00 very interesting prograrii on “Holi- COLONIAL Hsphere, personal attention. 775- dependable doorstep delivery. Asbury 0860. —18tf INSTANT COFFEE - - (o z . far $1.09 Tempo Hairdressers Ocean Grove — 774-859# Park Press, Ocean Grove Times, New York News & Times, Newark Ledger. CALL OCEAN GROVE NEWS SERVICE A NEW IDEA!! 44»/2 MAIN AVE., OCEAN GROVE 531-4377. -42-45 Year - Round living for golden-ager» nice rooms, ocean view; three home- - - - 2 lbs. 25c GARY PEARCE; painting contractor, cooked meals dally, 24 hour love and TOP QUALITY ^ * Interior- - Exterior. Neat and dean. attention. You're not "Just a name” -Tele.774-9511- > ^ Free estimate. 899-5850. —18tf here. In A sbury P a rk call 775-5006. ______—Sltf ALTERATIONS and Dressmaking for the discriminating' woman. Call 988- MISCELLANEOUS Monfco Cookies - - « 3 bags $1.(0 Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 6887 for appointment. / —37tf CHOC CHIP, COCONUT, PEANUT BUTTER ATTENTION Pet Lovers! I'd be hap­ ft SHAMPOO & SET - - - $2.50! HOUSE PAINTING— Interior and py to come to your home and give , OIL BURNER SERVICE exterior. Richard McCaffery,' 775-4621, tender loving care to your pet should NEW DELIVERY SCHEDULE EOR OCEAN GROVE W e honor all Cash Card 'Holders —14-47* you be leaving for a weekend or lon­ 24-Hrs. Dally ger vacation. References. A retired IS: TUES, THURS. & FRIDAY P.M. No Delivers on OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK PAINTING & Carpentry — Interior lady who. has • successful experience . — Mrs. Rose J. Carlddo, Proprietor — Including Sunday 8c exterior. Special winter rates. All dog and cat sitting. Address P.O. Box w ork guaranteed. Call 681-8771. —44-48 125, Ocean Grove, N* J. 07756. -45-47* PAGE SIX OCEAN GROVE TIMES, AND NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1972

ANNUAL AUDIT OF OCEAN GROVE FIRE DISTRICT the 15th; and to Mr. find M rs.’Karl decline in academic grades. These are The following summary was prepared-from the annual audit report for Bannon.on the 18th. That does it Grove WGTU Has West Groye Youth ■ 1071 as submitted. by Stevens, Fluhr and Chismar, Certified Public Account­ some of the signs which might indi­ ants, and is herctiy published according to law. The audit report is on file LET’S TAKE for another week. Be sure (and let cate a child is using drugs. Sgt. Ku­ and may be seen upon making, application to the undersigned. • Convention Report Sunday Meeting us all in on your good news by baitis noted that 80% of marijuana ; WILLIAM HARRIES, Clerk NEPTUNE - . At both the 8:30 Board, of Fire Commissioners T0THEH1LJLS either telephoning me or putting it users will eventually turn to hard •’ ; Ocean Grove Fire District OCEAN GROVE Ocean Grove and 11 A.M. services Sunday at | PEGGY’ GOODRICH in o u r mailKox, at 428 Prospect drugs, and is strongly against the leg­ Avenue. ' Thanks! Willard Union W .C.T.U. met Friday West Grove United Methodist * BALANCE SHEET — DECEMBER 31, 1971 428 Prospect Avenue. alization of marijuana and hashsish. A ssets at St. Paul's Church. The meeting Church, Corlies and W alnut Aves., Cash ...... :------...:...... , 9,978.11 - ' He also stressed the need for com­ 3,968.60 8hark River Hills opened with prayer by President Mrs. the Rev. John B. Kirby Jr., will dc* Savings Account #89464 ...... —....;— munication between parents and the Savings Account #58957 .... ; :------;...— ------— 1,006.20 Telephone: 775-3270 Jessie La Vance. ; liver a serinon entitled “Living to Certificate of Deposit £217764 ...... ;...... '------— ...... 6 ,000.00 youngster who may be a drug user in VFW Ladies Hear Mrs. Alberta Hawkes of Belmar the Full.” At 11 The Wesley Choir * $20,952.91 . order /to ascertain what type of re­ Total A ssets ...... •.••••• •..... led devotions. ■ fm.:+ will sing “Amazing .Grace" (Early You still have time to attend Abuse Talk habilitation he or she may need. “ “ | and enjoy the 14th annua'. Fitkin Miss Marion Til son sang a selection American Melody), and the Chan­ Liabilities, Reserves and Surplus Ways and ; means chairman Mrs. ce Choir, “Forth in Thy Name” by 1971 Appropriation Reserves 1000772 Countfy 3tore at Jersey Shore NEPTUNE — Detective Sgt. Leo accompanied by Mrs. Bladdoek. Mem­ Reserve for Appartus and Equipment Replacement---- Harry Newman reported a Towel Par­ Gordon Young. i|o4g!2o M e d ic a l C e n te r’s F o r d A u d ito riu m bers were urged to pay dues how as Surplus Revenue ...... ;------Kubaitis, of the Wall Township ty will be held at the post home on (today) Thursday, Nov. 9 from 10 the contest for new members and dues A t both services, Jacqueline Bis Total Liabilities, Reserves and Surplus ...... $20,052.91 Police Department, gave a most in­ Nov, 15 at 8 P.M. She also announc­ A.M. to 5 P.M. Twelve auxiliaries formative talk on drug abuse at the paid early closes in December. . ler, organist, will play “Sinfonia” ed a Christmas Party will be given for have filled the room with holiday Mrs. La Vance gave a report, on (from Chiirch Cantata 156) by SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS regular meeting Nov. 2 of the Ladies’ members’ children and/or grandchil­ Revenues the happenings at the recent State \ Bach and “Postlue 10” by G. B. Pol 5,000.00 gifts and homemade goodies lo be Auxiliary, O’Brien-MajoT VFW #i639, Surplus Revenue Appropriated ...... ;...... dren under 12 years old on Dec. Ii7, leri. Mrs. Raymond Oshom will Amount to be Raised by Taxation ...... :...... 52,420.00 purchased to assist the hospital. Al­ ,1515 Corlies Ave. Several guests at­ Convention at Ocean City. Mrs. Ah­ Miscellaneous Revenue not Anticipated ...... ‘ 2,583.73 also at the post home. serve as llturgist at 8:80 and C apt so a luncheon, and tea will be ser­ tended the lecture, including teenag- rens, also a delegate* spoke on wbaat ved. Rita Goldstein and-Rachel Gar- ers. ■■■ /•'' : '. Membership dhainnan Mrs. Frank the convention meant: to h e r .-'■! Thomas Whitsker, at 11. Thomas Expenditures Cameron and Barry Lertch willjL Budget Expenditures — —,— 47,521.07 fall are in charge., of the Shark Sgt. Kubaitis, who has been work­ Lane reported 84 members have paid W —work, as hard as you can 1971 Appropriation Reserves 9,898.93 ssrva as acolytes at 11 andhurser^W ?1 River. Hills Bakei! t?oods Booth & ing closely with narcotics users for their 1973 dues and urged all mem­ C—Contribute your dues, time and care lor pre-school children pro­ 57.420.00 Edith Levitt is in charge of. tils several years, stressed the importance bers to do so in order that the Auxil­ prayers iary might receive a certificate for vided. . ■ . ; ■ ...... Excess Net Revenues to Surplus Revenue $ 2,583.73 Gables Boutique Booth that day. of noting changes in behavior patterns T —Talk about and for our organi- Neptune Library friends of: Di­ of young people, such, as: decline in 100% paid-up membership. ' TaUonJr,'tell others Tfie altar flowers will be in mem­ U —Unite with others to help the Certification anne Gibson, C hilteri's;.Ubrarian; personal appearance; lack of interest in Hostesses for the evening were ory of Hattie Strudwick, given by work locally, and , nationwide. We hereby certify that we have examined the books and records of the hostessed a fun dinner party in her hobbies, sports, etc.; the dropping of i Mrs. Josephine Hanldnson and Mrs. her daughter, Helen. There wiH Ocean Grove Fire District for the year ended December 31, 1971 and.that, honor last Friday night at Paul’s Mrs. Arthur 'Pennington conducted also Be an- arrangement hi recog­ the examination was made in accordance with generally accepted auditing old-time friends for new ones; and a Mary Yacaziino. >■- !<- standards. in Wanamassa. Dianne will marry .quiz on 'Our constitution and gov­ nition of the 32nd wedding anni­ We further certify that, in our opinion, the balance sheet and several Tom Smith o£ A sbury Park on No­ ernment*. All members were urged to versary Nov; 11 of Mr. and Mrs. supporting statements present a true statement of the financial position of the Fire District for the fiscal year under audit and constitutes a proper vember 25th at the Fort Monmouth vote at the coming election. Mrs.. Kees Doiiglas Polhemusi gives by' Mrs. report on the audit of the accounts as determined from the books and records submitted to us, supplemented by personal inquiry and investigation. Chapel, Also attending that night was welcomed as a new member. The Maude Jobesi Respectfully submitted, were her mother Mrs Gibson of Christmas meeting will be held on Church School will m eet at 0:45 STEVENS, FLUHR & CHISMAR Friday, Dec. 1 in the church, all mem­ Certified Public Accountants Red Bank, her future mother-ift AIM. The United Methodist Youth -43-44 $41.40 law Mrs. Smith of Asbury P a r k bers are urged to attend. Visitors are Fellowship will meet .it 7 pjn., and : Lucie Arcangelo, Dot Robin­ always welcome. the home of Capt. and Mis. Thom-” 1 TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, COUNTY OF MONMOUTH son, Doris Speaker, Rosalie Mlnot- * — ' as W hitaker, 340 Brighton Avenue, STATE OF NEW JERSEY NOTICE OF TAX SALE ______M ti, Jeanne, DeAhgelis, Micld Finn, iie re . COLLECTOR’S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR UNPAID TAXES, Edith Levitt and Peggy Goodrich. Odd Fellows Host M embers.of W est Grove Church ASSESSMENTS AND MUNICIPAL CHARGES FOR THE YEAR 1971 AND PRIOR We wish Dianne and Toni many will participate in th® covered dish Notice is hereby given that I, James T. Btirke, Collector of Taxes of the Sappy, years together, Annual Social ■supper meeting of th e Neptune Township of Neptune, in the County of Monmouth, pursuant to the authority, of the Statutes is such case and provided, will on • Ramfclings: In June, Debbie W ier Adea Christian Brotherhood' eras- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1972 at 11:00 o’clock in the morning of that day, in the Tax Office in the Municipal went on .’ vacation to Hawaii and NEPTUNE CITY Nept.una cil. to be'held'Sunday at 8 P.M., at Complex, 25 Springdale Avenue, in the said Taxing District, expose for sale fell in love with the Island and is Odd Fellows Lodge No. 84 h e ld Mt. Caranei’ Baptist Church. and sell the several tracts and parcels of land hereinafter specified, to make the amount chargeable against said lands, respectively as of the first day of now living and working in Hawaii! t h e i r annual social party last July 1072 together with interest on that amount from said July first to date . .. Mr. and Mrs. Oarenee Krieg, Wednesday night in Veteran For­ of sale, and costs of sale. • . ... Hamilton Church Notes The said lands will be struck off and sold to such persons as will purchase 528 Glenmere Avenue, welcomed a eign Wars Hall, Sylvania Avenue the same, subject to the redemption at the) lowest rate of interest, but in no NEPTUNE — Worship Services case in excess of 8 percent annun. The payment for the sale shall be made in baby boy on Nov. 1st at Jersey for all Odd Fellows, Hebekate in will be conducted in the - Hamilton pursuance of the provision of Chapter 237, P.I. 1918 and the Acts amendatory Shore M edical Center >>.■■.. Thirty Monmouth district,, and their thereof at.d supplemental thereto. . United Methodist Church; students of grades 7 through 12, Any of said tracts of land may be redeemed before sale by the payment "■ :!>nCtO o'iJit:I - . ’■■ y•’ ■ ' f:W •••V. ••" - :i -t . -:;■ r.r-.'.'r-’V . ’ '■-' '’ .,.r-. f r ie n d s . a t 8:3C! an fi 11 A M . T iro P i of the amount due theron to date of such redemption inculding the costs to went-on a pre-Halloween trip on such date. . Modem fownbonses combine the best of sanltl- and sin- Lodges represented, were Nave- Re?. Shonnan S. Robinion, will The following is a description of the lands and the owner’s name as ob­ October 28th to “Scream in th e gle-family liomes. These • 'Mailsosm SweWnga offer sink Rebekah Lodge No. Hi, N av e g iv e the: sermon, “The Plumb tained on the list in my file in my office together with the total amount due Night,” a haunted house in Fair­ thereon as computed to the date of sale. Including costs. ameEllles such aa- all-electric Idtchens, a patio; or hal- sink Odd Fellows Lodge No. 38, Line.” The Chapel Choir will sing JAMES T. BURKE field, N. J. set up by the “Campus Tax Collector ' oonj; fot each unit, management maintenance and rec- both of Red- Bank, Lady Chester a t ; t h e 9 :3 0 s e rv ic e , “F ra is o !My- Life” organization. The spooky fun 1972 TAX SALE FOR 1971 TAX xeatlonsl 'acUltlea Kxteslos® were lndlviauallzetl with Rebekah-Lodge No. 47, here, Unit­ Soul Thou King of Heaven” by 5Jc- OCEAN GROVE ride was sponsored by Oje River­ ACC’T NO. NAME BLOCK LOT AMOUNT varied slding materlals, design details^ and asphalt shta- ed Rebekah Lodge No. 39, here A n d r e w .. A t 11. the''C liancei.! C h o li 76 X a Bruno 8c Cutro c/o Dun Haven Hotel 7 491 & 492 2.090.48 view Academy student council, and 750 gle jroofs to different, eye-ari’?altagfr colors, and Rosemary Rebekah. Lodge No. Will sing the anthem, “I Lay My 203 > George Leary Ogden 10 IM.S2 supervised by Mr. Larry THompsop, 330 Louis & Margaret Velardi 23 5W - N . H i!.03 87, Island Heights. Gaines w ere Sins oa Jesus” by Speaks; Organ 438 M ary Haines 23 1910 & 1912 1,250,3!) Principal at the Academy. 490 D orothy G. M leras 37 1615 1,312.98 played and prizes awarded. iSt-Directdrf Mrs. Louis W. M tch Joseph' L. W hite's specia l W orld 750 Mrs. S. N. Bushnell 64 096 -.V. 220.45 Milton Moller newly installed ell, will play “Arioso1? By Rlcbol- 989 Mary> D anella Sullivan 73 1141 4B3.Hi W ar I exhibit is. still “otf display in Edward J.’ & Rosemary Pelllnger 74 1707 . B 305.81 Townhomes Strike Noble Grand of Neptune Lodge re­ son, ‘-Pastorala on a’ Welsh Mel­ 1407 705.26 the Neptune Historical Muesum, 25 J67B Roger Howland 140 ported lodge will meet ob Wed ody” by ThOmas, and “Festitral 1 Springdale Avenue,- tp‘commemor­ evening Nov. 15... Chorus'? by Thompson. The Cheru , 5014 E rnest & Ju p ite r P lum m er 178 4 71.87 ate November 11th. This was‘tlieir' 5030 C lara B. Sm ith 179 12 643.45 Note; oflndividuality Serving on arrangements com­ Choir will sing at 11 under Mies 5107 Elizaeth S: Bem occo 185 5 752.38 day” . . . Also on display. ;in the 5120 Jonathan & Azalia C. K elly E t Als, 185 mittee were Harry M. Lyon, Mr. Bonna Robinson. The' Sunday 17A 121.86. Fine Arts Room oi the-Neptune A note of lndlvldaalify and *. w a s h e r / d i y « c o m b lc a tio n 1 ‘ 5280 Jo h n H. 8c Geraldine M. Hayes, Jr. ■ 192 •70 A 504.00 Moller, William . Raitt, .Chairman School will meet at 9:30 A.M. An 5329 John W. King 194 173 Public Library is David 'A fiin V5367 E. A.' West -r 195 134 8c 135 447.80 therlooK-allie aapeararice'that IndlW aualitf, .Is "’ift'resssd ’In" : Many friends of order .were The.Sr. and Jr.'H igh Youth Fel­ ‘ 5369 Robert E. & Frances West 195 Halloween story hour and party 138 80.21 can. make .bna iiouslnfr.imlt Jn- two im icue ways. "Dnlts,'though ’ present-at tho party, and refresh­ lowships will meet at 7 P.M. The 5372 Lee & M artha House 195 141 8c 142 4W.47 was.held at the.library last week 5375 Reba *S. B right : 195 146. distlnculshBblo .rroi tho next. connecting, are set.fcack a t va- ments were served. Sr Hi group will be attending a 5400 Mabel G ravley ! ‘ 217 75 & 76 570.M wiht Dianne Gibson, Children’s Li- Families '.moving .to mffltt-.. rying' degrees, thus avoiding1 a 5440 -SaIUe P:nton ' ' 217 On Sunday, Nov. 19 the annual Youth Rally at the St. Paul's Unit­ 462 & .463 409 67 j brarian, dressed in an attractive fam ily “dweUlrigs are prim arily rcw house appearance. Roofs, . 5471 Caleb Oates • ■ -210 705 8c 708 Harvest Home rally will be held at ed Methodist Church, Herbertsvil- 5483 Ruth; Brown 21BA ; 661 8c 662 340.081 African costume. Some nf the.chil- looking .lo r -the co&veui^iice- too, arc.at differiutr aiigles -and •< 5489 Andrew Russell • 218A • 071 - 673 and'.low apkeep that a manage­ 3n d lff r o n t hannonlzing 'Odd Fellows home, Trenton- by the le. at ,7:30 P.M. The Administra­ 5591 Yvonne F. Thomas . 222 263 1 427J18 dren wore costumes and refresh- Grand Lodge, Rebekah assembly tive Board will meat Fri., Nov. 10 5600 Joseph & Blanche Austin . 222 276 & 277 jWLooj m e n ts w e re s e rv e d to a ll w ho a t­ ment-maintained comaiunlty shades. The roofs in each • 5604 Elton Harris' 222 281 1,069.54 offers. But they ’pant their unit “group" of-tpwnh.ouses add in­ and Theta Rho Girls club, at 8 P.M. in the Fireplace Room 5630 223 tended . . The Shark River Beach Julie Williams 300 180.39 —ll)co. single-family housing— dividuality and variety to tl:e 5750 Louis<>.' Yaccarlno 228 323, 324 156.00 and Yacht Club will hold a fall < 5876 Jo h n Doo 239A. 164 55.33 to 'offer .soniethlng special arid overall design. , . 1 5921 Will-Mer Holding Co., Inc. 246 12 & 13A : 196.36 frolic dance Nov. 11th nt the Shark dlstihcttve. •; ■ ■’ Asphalt shingles in . sevsral 6013 Anlcllo & Concetta De Sena . 253 1 - 3 1,014.46 6016 Aniello. & Concetta De Sena 253 5 ' ‘ ■ 599.30 River Hills Fire House, featuring Tho SJeadbws of Newgate, a colors "Here used to give cieh G051 E. D. J. S. Inc. c/o Jackson FuneraLH omme e 260 1-4 30 & 37 1,682.56 “Sounds Unlimited” for informa­ iriultl-ramily townhouse com- townhouse its own Identity r.nd 6062 Jean E. Joseph 200 25, 20 15C.00 * -l- ' I vOz C087 Mrs Leon Greenhow - • 262 39 & 40 54.24 tion call 988-7893: plex just,.;30. minutes ‘ from to coordinate rooi oolorc v.ith • 6117 George E. & Lulu Archer 263 70 650.24 ■Washington, D.C., is such a exterior color scheme.':. Color is r For the Busy Spring 6158 Birthday greetings go this week George &. Joan E. Thomas 265 148 & 149 535.90 proJect.Mt emphasizes Individ- an im portant consideration in 1U398 Frank Herden. Est.' 1G3 72 to M arjorie Dunfee, Susan Young, . and HIGHER PRICES! 196.3G . naUty, tradition,- and jnodern exterior apartm ent design. Tlie 1W91 Sarah Becker 168 243 247.16 Jeffrey. Meyers, and .Barbara ! Make You i Repairs NOW! 10758 Bertha Ann Mills 174p 493 640.27 oonvenlenea, ,. aspbsB shingles uses!, at New­ 1 It COSTS LESS NOW to repair, modernize your • 107C8 Joseph Vetrano, Jr. Et. Als 175 1 Klahre on the 11th; to Xfme’e'Be- 553.95 When, completed, the Centre- gate blend w ith the fcriek, stuc­ home, hotel or guest housr . . . Call for Free 10814 Lc Roy & Evelyn' McKinney 175 534 A 8c B 482^9 Laurentils qn the 12th; to Scott 10906 M ajor Brokerage Co.', Inc. 199 9 750.76 ■rille, Va., som plss •will,have S8B co, and lap iiidlngs; with door, v m 3 Estimates . Carpentry - Masonry -Electrical' 11416 Patricia - A. & Russell Bennett S-1-0 23 120.63 'ihompson, Elaine Bennett and units on 42 acres. Ohtts are v/indo,- and trim colors; m il Plumbing etc, 115C2 Miriam Gibbons 267E 2 162.84 11610 Patricia Taglione 270 10 1,244.91 Claudia Wolcott on the 13th; to modeled on the 'tradittonal evea, with the. environmental 11734 'Michael & Louise E. Schnitzer 270 127 654.80 Kathy Phillips, George May, Billy townhouses o f lilezp.n'ida. setting to give a unified effect,' 12162 Max Horowitz ' 350 2171 & 2172 24.95 JOHN i. GASSNER 681-1871 12615 Hyman Neiverth 368 3330 & 3331 21.27 Neaves, Susan Connolly,: Diane Xhsy. iSia?c shingles are self-sealers, 13317 C. 3-51 20 33,362.92 Sauta on the 14th; to Louise Town­ tr ir . th a t Includes ardhefi. ea- and offer wind as well as fire 1806 Monmouth Road — Wall Township 13402 Jersey Monmouth Enterprises, Inc. 304-23 5 166.44 treaceways,' shutters, wood xeslstance. 13422 Jersey M onmouth E nterprises, Inc. 306-25 5 211.79 send and Joel Townsend on the 13425 Jersey .M onmouth Enterprises, Inc. 306-25 4 windows and panel doors. The Iiow maintenaaca Ja a stand­ 216.77 15th; and to Harry M. Ashe, Glor­ 13429 Jersey M onmouth Enterprises, Inc. 307-26 IA, 4A, & 5A 24.95 Impression throughout la Colo- a rd 3Sf0wSata featare. T ha com­ 13435 Jersey M onmouth Enterprises, Inc. 307-26 0 45.36 ia Landis, Brian Reed and Dorothy 13437 Jersey M onmouth E nterprises, Inc. 307-26 5 60.32 siM, even to streetlights and plex Is located to a profeaaloH-.: One Stop For All Your Home Heating Needs! 13438 Jersey M onmouth E nterprises, Inc. * 307-26 1 206.80 F ro m m e l on the 16th. Wedding an­ aDy Jaaf&caped1 p sr^ settlng'-r1 13445 Jersey M onm outh Enterprises, Inc. 307-26 4 216.77 niversary best wishes go to Graca J ia io B ih sbjdIIo w In style, ras!®nts "need neves -’ agiain 13454 Jersey Monmouth Enterprises, Inc. 308-27 1 55.33 FUEL Oil DELIVERY # EUENER SERVICE 13456 Jersey M onm outh Enterprises, Inc. 308-27 2 to 7. 282.53 and Dick Connolly and Mr and saeh senteilly air-conditioned touch a iGTOmowar os rak • -ar 13459 Jersey M onmouth Enterprises, Inc. 309-10 6 7.05 Mrs. Marvin J. Rosenfield on the two* water the Is^n. '.ai. exterior 13460 Jersey M onmouth E nterprises, Inc. 309-10 24 & 25 24.95 Jwtm iaOaSBS buah m s a sm 13462 Jersey M onm outh Enterprises, Inc. 309-10 1 45^6 14th; to Bridget and Lee Erving malntenaaea Is done by. the • HEADING INSTALLATION 13464 Jersey M onmouth Enterprises, Inc. 309-10 2 45.36 and Bea and Herbert Anthony on sm eoU lm as: staff, lnaludlni clearing the 13466 Jersey Monmouth Enterprises, Inc. 309-10 4 45.36 • paHo crlffl& onr watts anS-afaeeia ia winter.- 13469 Jersey Monmouth Enterprises, Inc. 310-11 • 55.33 • ItBftthPBf finif jpnimTM f a m tlf 13470 Jersey M onmouth Enterprises, Inc. 310-11 55.33 Ultimately ^'thriving commtt- SINCE 1919 13473 Jersey Monmouth Enterprises, Inc. 310-11 & 12 21.26 w m , " . a lty o f 100,000 prasoas Is plan*, 13476 A udrey E. Francis 310-11 59.68 Complete Collision 13478 Jersey Monmouth E nterprises 310-11 1, 13-15, 34, 35 70.29 • wau-to-wall oaisetlDs ned for the area, including 13479 Jersey M onmouth Enterprises 310-11 2 55.33 Repair Service • fiH-elQOtllO M Minn wtlli business, light Industry, a *#•; 13483 Jersey M onmouth E nterprises 310-11 4 55.33 13489 Jersey M onmouth E nterprises 311-12 5-8 -206.80 • t - - to ? , c , s I a s f B tetf ahoapiap aian,. and w 13408 Jersey M onmouth Enterprises 312-12 6 206.80 S ort r esro at; J 13510 Bom ast C orporation 313-14 5 & 5A 40.37 24 Hour Towing “13619 Jersey M onmouth E nterprises 323-6 22*26 . 206.80 13634 Jersey Monmouth Enterprises 323-6 5 - 115.64 53537 Jersey M onmouth E nterprises 323-6 6 115.64 13641 Jersey . M onm outh Enterprises 323-6 7 160.44 & IPlSii€& 13648 ' Jersey M onmouth Enterprises 324-7 9, 10 & 11 156.00 MONMOUTH ’ IGS! Jersey M onmouth Enterprises 324-7 7 & 8 105.67 12th & R.R. AVES.'BELMAR; N j 681-1900 13655 Jersey Monmouth Enterprises 324-7 3 8c 4 408.60 B O D Y 13660 Jersey M onmouth Enterprises 325-8 1 - 4 & 6 & 7 373.23 e g an t S 386.5 Jersey M onmouth Enterprises 325-8 5 55.33 Phone 774-6635 T 3075 Jersey M onmouth Enterprises 326-9 4 45^6 181 S. M ain St. 1:80 to S Bally — >3811 P.M. Sat. — Closed Bnndaf i307ii Jersey M onmouth Enterprises 326-9 3 29.47 1T.S77 Jersey M onm quth E n te rp rise s. 326-9; 1 62.84 Neptnne; N. J- DINING 13078 Jersey M onmputh E nterprises 326-9 2 55.33 13698 E tta M argaret W ashington 327-1 44 & 45 48.44 13-00 Jersey M onmouth E nterprises 327-1 11 156.00 a t Popular 13100 Bomast Corporation • 327A 76-78 95.69 13707 Jersey Monmouth Enterprises 327A 79 8c 80 24.95 iri’00 Jersey Monmouth Enterprises 327A 3 9.99 Howard L Smith Prices . . . 13710 Jersey M onmouth Enterprises 327A 4 . 55.33 13H1 Jersey Monmouth Enterprises 327A 5 . ' 55.33 Tlie Hardware Store 13713 Jersey Monmouth Enterprises 327A 6 45.36 • DAILY !?-iS Jersey M onmouth E nterprises 327A 7 45.30 of Ocean Grove 1?"29 Jersey M onmouth E nterprises 327A 8 A' 14.97 1P"22 Jersey M onmouth E nterprises 327A 9 & 10 105.67 LUNCHEONS. w A Complete Line of- New Chevy Cars & Trucks 1*>"27 j e rSey M onmouth E nterprises 327C 1 39.01 13-11 Jersey Monmouth Enterprises 327B 1 9.99 HARDWARE *»• “OK" Used Cars and Transportation Specials ir-^2 Jersey Monmouth Enterprises 327B 2 29.93 DINNER SPECIALTIES • Service and Shop Facilities for Any Repair Needs )"■»# Jersey Monmouth Enterprises 327B 3 29.93 PAINTS and OILS •SERVING THE SHORE SINCE 1!)23” 1?'W Jersey Monmouth Enterprises 327B 4-9 120.08 m Steak Margarita • Braelonla 137J0 Parkway House Inc. Sec. 6-6 1 6.468.41 13117 Large Selection Plants, Est. of Earl Woolley * 344 55A 210.77 , Carden Supplies • Boneless jSreast of Chicken ParmWana ^1'237 W illiam Batelli 336 28 & 29 15.90 1-13S3 Earl Woolley Estate 344 I-4 206.80 Gift Item s • Chicken Cacciatora, Mushrooms Jaloft Inc. ‘ Sec, 9 .25 13.932.17 • Steaks c Chops • Ala Cartr i4sr a Charles R. Pearl Sec. 9-47 1 1,588.38 FULL LINE OF ISC52- S. M. S. C orporation 562 1 & 2 1,881.00 CLOSED TUESDAYS EXCEPT HOLIDAYS 1623fir, K enneth R. & Judith Foulks 475 II-13 724.09 KITCHEN i6 4 « Ralph J. Dempsey * 442 23 & 24 131.07 .6592 Ida Schnitzer - 440 34 8c 35 . 46.77 !B7S0 R ichard E. ft.R o se M. W alker 488 137-141 1,497.33 . UTENSILS MOM’S KITCHEN F“cLT" 17252 Edward Rose 501 1354 & 1355 70.29 27SSS3 Edward Rose • . 501 1356 & 1357 . 70.29 1129 — B(h Ave., Nppfnnp. P hone 775-4823 17662 Jane Florence Pipifone S-6-10 32 1,456.82 51 Main Avenue MAIN ST. & SECOND AVE, 17858 B om ast Corporation 320-3 8 55.33 OCEAN GROVE, N. J. . a Take Out Orders •' Freezer SUe Pizza Specialities Carl; T. Catherine Olsen Sec. 8-8- 2 1,132.70 ASBURY PARK s Jersey M onm outh Enterprises 309-10 5 34.92 Phone 7,74-4741 ( —45 $72.22 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1972 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, AND NEPTUNE TIME TOWNSHIP OP NEPTUNE. NEW JERSEY 63 Attend Co. elation; Building had porches all ship of Neptune Historical Socie­ Cftc Poet’s Corner around; it. The Post. Office en­ ty. He portrayed Rev. Andrews in Prayer Brunch trance was . on the . Pilgrim Path­ “To These Shores” in the 1969 way side. Adult's and'ybiing people Ocean Grove Centennial Program. La Pierre A lvinBills would meet there every evening During the term of office Alvin as a t'7. P.M. the late mai,i had E. Bills was elected to in 1931 as (Citizen of the Year), been sorted and they could go to Neptune Township Assessor, three. OCEAN GROVE — The Ocean the window to see if they had any Assessors were elected. First came Grove’ Prayer Brunch of M o n ­ There's a Real Estate Man on . mail. Later, the Ocean Grove Na­ Harry Shrevc who passed away, mouth County Christian Women’s the com er, tional Bank was built- on the Pil­ then Ernest Woolston who died Club was held recently at the Ho­ ' Of Main and New York Aye.; ‘ grim'Pathway side and they did suddenly at the age of 27 in 1930 tel La Pierre. Bea Savage, chair­ You will see his sign i-i- the window, • away with all the porches and and then in 1931 Mr. Bills waa m a n of the Grove, welcomed ev­ Polished and looks like new. the entrance to the Post Office elected after defeating five other eryone and introduced the speaker He’s an honest sore of follow, was moved to Main Ave. The candidates in the primary elec­ ‘—•Mrs. W anda Hess of Little Sil­ W ho practices the Golden Rule; Ocean Grove National Bank closed tion. He continued as Neptune’s ver, chairman of Monmouth Coun-.. Who’d rather do some one a favor, during the depression and did not Assessor until 1959 when he re­ ty C.W.C, who spoke on '‘Come!" Til an making a Million or two. reopen, paying its depositors ap­ tired. He recalled that during the | There wer6 seven new. members He’s an Official. Member of St. Paul’s, proximately 75% on their deposits. depression years, with depressed welcomed, others present number­ And a real credit to his Church; real estate values, he was able to e d 56. A fter World W ar 1 was declared, living tlie Doctrine of John Wesley, Alvin enlisted in the U. S. Navy reduce the'Neptune Township as­ ' The meeting was opened by Founder of the Methodist Church. and was called into service iri No­ sessment from $18 million to $9 grayer said by Mrs. Grace .Mor- 'Citizen of the Year’, they have vember 1917, after completing his million. This effected a consider­ PUI of Asbury Park. The soloist • made him, freshman year at Syracuse Uni­ able saving to the township tax­ was Mrs. Kathie Dyke 'of th e By the business men of his town; versity where he played on the payers over a long period of years. Grove — who sang 2 numbers— For. the year of Nineteen-Seventy-Two, freshman basketball team. He be­ With the coming of World W ar II “Come, Ye Faithful People They have voted him a Crown. came an Ensign after serving as and the increased prices and inflat­ Come!” and “I Surrender All,” So we pause to pay tribute to Alvin, a Quartermaster aboard a mine ed values, it then became necessary with all joining in on the chorus— ; Better known to his friends as ‘Bills’; sweeper off the Atlantic Coast. to halt reductions in assessments accompanied on the plnfio by Mrs. 'Citizen of the1 Year’ among colleagues, When he got out of. service in g e n e ra lly . M ildred Keel of the Grove.^ Psalm W hich is really quite a kill. April 1919, Al painted for George We, salute Alvin E. Bills, our 107 was read, followed by Bible Every town needs many more like him, Pridham until the bathhouses op­ candidate for “Citizen of the Cen­ verses on “Come.” ’ So strangers will want to belong; ened. Mr. Pridham was the'Ocean Pictured in front of the old Hamilton Methodist Church narsocaCe are, left to Tight, behind fence, tury” on his dedicated service to Prayer meditation was held, fol­ So the town will-draw people like Grove Camp Meeting Association Mrs. Mary A. Tilton maternal grandmother of Alvin E. Bills; Miss Annie Van.Duseri, aunt; brother his Town, State and Country in lowed by a Friendship Circle in . .m agnets, painter and a political leader then. Harold, mother, Mrs. James D. Bills, sister, Adcla, father, Kev. Bills. Children in foreground, left to many capacities. We also recog­ dosing and singing' “Come Into right, sister Helen, brother Norman and sister VioJa. The picture was taken around 1895, the year Instead of going to Hong Kong. In this capacity, Al helped to. paint nize his kindness, goodness and My Heart Other hymns sung before Alvin was born..The parsonage was later.m oved to Ihe other side of Old Corlies Road. So, .we pause to pay tribute to Alvin, many of the Ocean Grove Camp inspiration to many people in all i^ re the group’s theme hymn, Long may he, live in-O. G.; Meeting' Association properties. Ocean Grove Masonic Lodge No. ance Agents Association; member the 1964 Neptune Tercentenary walks of life and as a great hus­ “His Name Is Wonderful” an d T il the tide brings in niore like him, He graduated from the Wharton 238 F & AM; member of the Mon of the Association of Municipal Committee; active member of the band and father who is proud of “How Great Thou Art!” And to this, - W e Will-All Agree! School of Finance, University of mouth County Board of Realtors, Assessors of N. J.; Ocean Grove Ocean Grove Businessmen, Inc.,. all his children and grandchildren. The November 9 meeting will . by FLOYD S. CR1SPEL Pennsylvania, in the class of 1921. Inc.; member and past president Auditorium Ushers; the Red and and Treasurer and member of the (from Peggy Goodrich) be held at the La Pierre at 9:45 Ocean Grove lots in 1870 could of the Monmouth County Insur- Black Association; a member .of Board o£ Directors of-the Tow n- (October 30, 1972) A.M. Everyone is welcome and be purchased for $50, the average each member is urged to bring a Alvin Bills lot was 30 x 60 feet. When Alvin neighbor or friend. For reserva­ started in the Heal Estate busi- Continued irom nago one tions, call 988-1855 or 776-6276. thing was booming. After World -yoK OfH ’ - the summers of- 1919-20-21-22 to War I, prices were up and every­ help to get through college. thing was boomging. After World From Neptune High School, Al­ W ar'll, the Association sold most vin transferred to the Pennington of the lots they still held on the School where he continued to play south side of the Grove for $500 RAPID REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUSES varsity football, baseball and bask­ an inside lot and. $750 for comer etball and graduated from Pen­ lots and today these lots arc as­ nington School in 1916, where Revv sessed at approximately $3000. Mr. APPLIANCES-REPAIR ELECTRICIAN Bills was a Trustee. Mr. Bills re­ Bills recently received a 50-year called that Pennington School was pin for his work in real estate, coed originally and. all his family, from .the Monmouth County Board EASTERN SERVICE CO. - 988-7242 ADAMS ELECTRIC except his sister Helen graduated ECONOMICAL of Realtors. We r e p a i r All M akes'a n d Models of m a jo r Appliances a n d Alr-Condl* Wlrlnr — Fixtures — Appliances from it, as in 1910 it became a tloners. Prompt 24 Hour Service • All W ork Guaranteed • “Service is Alvin married'M iss A. Elizabeth D . D a rrin A dam s, J r . D ial. 922-9310 24 HOUR SERVICE boy’s school. Just this year Pen­ our ONLY business" 1 Vanada Drive, Neptnne, N. 1. Youngs of Summit on October 17, C ourteous, C om fortable, Cl earn nington School has become coed 1925 and they Were blessed with AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS Safe and Dependable a g a in . .. MOVING — STORAGE — PACKING three children, Alvin, Jr., Tyler In 1919, now Dr. James D. Bills and Marilyn. All their children AGENTS became District Superintendent of graduated from Neptune High the New Brunswick District, which School, with Alvin, Jr. graduating ALLIED ASBURY AVBL included, all the area from New from Ohio Weslayn Unlc. and Ty­ Brunswick to Tuckerton, and he VAN LINES Asbury Park ler graduating from Rutgers Univ. made his home at 78 Main Ave., Mrs. Bills was a farmerette dur­ CARPENTER — GENERAL CONTRACTOR which he used as the District Par­ For Old Gold and ing World W ar I and received a sonage. Dr. Bills was now receiv­ MILK AND CREAM Slhrer and . U.S.O. Award recognizing her con­ Carpentry • Alterations - Property Repair & RemodelUn* ing $4,000 a year and he bought Old Jewelry tribution to World War H. The a Model T Ford, that was some­ JOHN J. GASSNER WARDELL’S DAIRY family was grief stricken by the times difficult to start with a 1*#« MONMOUTH BLVD., WALL TOW NSHIP T E L . «S1-1*71 B . F E D D B S sudden death of Mrs. Bills ih De­ DAIRY PRODUCTS crank, to : visit around 70 of the Free Estimates » Experienced • Quality Worimmmhlp cember 5, 1970. Now Mr. a n d Phone 774-im large and small Churches, many Oc e a n g r o v e Mrs. Alvin Bills, Jr. live in Shark We make a specialty of small Jobs Free Estimates found deep in the pines of Central y— POST OFFICE BUILDING •River Hills and their children are PAINTING — DECORATING and: South Jersey. Dr. Bills was Douglas, Sharon, Jeffrey and Lisa; ^ ^ T T IE R & LASHEK, B iip e r s made a member of the Ocean Mr. and Mrs. Ttyler Bills in Me- GILLAN PAINTING SERVICE Grove Camp Meeting Association 4M MONMOUTH AVE.. BBADLEY BEACH TEL.: 774-1W8 tuchen, with their children Ken­ INTERIOR — EXTERIOR Times $5.00 a Year at qbout that time. neth, Bruce and Susan and Mr. Aluminum Combination Storm Windows • Doors . • Gutter* Alvin recalled the tim e the CARPETS AND LINOLEUM and Mrs. Richard Hart in Shark Bill GilUn. Prop. • 775-8727 » P.O. Box 342, Ocean Gror* Subscribe to The Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Asso- River Bills with their children Paperhaitgingr • Taping • Interior & Exterior Paintia* Charles and Deborah. DAVISON RUGS © Call 775-7371 Mr. Bills sang baritone in con­ BALES • VABIED SELECTION • BERVICE • INSTALLATION EDMUND L. THOMPSON, JR. , certs with the Apollo Club of <^^___39J?H grim P ^hir«jtiiOcew_Gr»Te|i2 Jji;ii<0775^_^____< “ QUALITY F IR S T ” — Since 19S8 Asbury Park and was a past presi­ 706 F le tc h e r D riv e, N eptnne dent. He recalled the Apollo Club CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK started in 1921 and the concerts NEIL SOCHA - 774-6266 were usually held in the Berkeley FABIO BATTAGLIA Painting & Decorating - Interior & Exterior Carteret Hotel. He also remem­ 19 OLIN STREET, OCEAN GROVE, N. J. bers twice singing in Madison Folly Insured - Expert Work Square Garden when John Charles Faperhanghir • Taping • Interior & Exterior Palatlaji Thomas and Helen Jepson were guests soloists and the male voices PLASTERING — PATCHING — CONCRETE WORK WALTER J. ULMER, JR. numbered over 4,000. The gai ra­ WILLIAM GRAY IMS0 ^ 5 f T0E SBKBMAN WILLIAMS PAINTS tioning during World War II 691 M A PLE A V E., N E P T U N E , N. J . 775-17M helped to slow the group down 1707 M AXW ELL D R ., WALL TOW NSHIP, N . J . D ial 881-591* and it was later disbanded, with rOUNDATIJN8 • CURBS • SIDEWALKS • FLAGSTONE PATIOS * McGarry’s Custom Remodeling G IV IN G Y O U all the Apollo Club’s music given WALKS. • SWIMMING POOLB • CESS POOLS* • STONE FIREPLACES to Monmouth College. , Ocean Grove, N. J. • Free Estim ates • Call 775-0975 Painting • Papering - Panelling - Tiling - Light Carpentry : Alvin became a member of the S. MARTUSCELL1 — 775-8539 ■______Aluminum Storm Windows E. H. Stokes Fire Company in SNOW PLOWING 430 Westwood Place, NEPTUNE January 1923 and will celebrate PLUMBING and HEATING his ;50th anniversary with them COAL AND FUEL OIL Residential & Commercial Estimates Cheerfully Gives in’; January. He was Chief of Fire Police of Ocean Grove; charter Thompson Fuel Company FRANK J. ECKART — 774-0656 Try liquid CPM painless drain surgery for grease, soap member of the American Legion 418 BURLINGTON AVE. • BRADLEY BEACH, N. J. Post No. 24, Asbury Park and and detergent clogged drains . .. Kills odors, tool FUEL OIL ESSO WATCH DOG SERVICE PROPERTY RECONDITIONING CUSTOM DESIGN 117 Sol M ain St. — M E R R IL L H . THOM PSON, P ro p . — 775-Z300 For DRAINS, SEWERS, DRAIN- FIELDS, SEPTIC TANKS, CESS­ POOLS, GREASE TRAPS, E x te rio r & in te rio r 43 MAIN AVE., OCEAN GROVE EDWARD B. HOLL, Ref. Ph. PLUMBING HEATING AIR-CONDITIONING Call Room Dividers NAGLE’S Main - Central Pharmacy CONTRACTORS . • Dial 775-3193 Phillips - 775-1676 MASTERCRAFT “Doctors Advise Nagle’s” Tel. 774-0204 * “Serving the Shore Area Since 1900" IRON ART PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BEST QUALITY DRUGS Fourth and Railroad Aves. Asbury Park, N. I. 804 L angford St. GARAGE — STORAGE ASBURY PARK RADIO & TELEVISION — SALES & SERVICE FAST SERVICE — Plumbing, Heating, Auto­ TeL 988-3113 matic Water Heaters, Gas Heating Equipment, TELEVISION & APPLIANCE • 775-8082 Color T.V., Stereo, B&W T.V., Air Conditioner#—AU major in tv - Electric Sewer Cleaning, etc. Subscribe to The Times ances. Also complete selection of email appl* including Itmml $5 a "Year By Mail Toasters, Radios, Vacuum Cleaners, etc. ’ 69 HIGHWAY M • NEPTUNE CITY, N. J. T el. 774-2300 ROOFS — SIDINGS SB- 774-2301 GENERAL ROOFING CO. P ick u p & ROOFING — SIDING — GUTTERS — LEADERS 1 Delivery COMBINATION WINDOWS FREE ESTIMATES &>•*" S ervice' P hone 774-1439 . *4 HOUR SER V IC E Dial 776-8249 1408 /i Corlies Are., 'Neptune Robert Deam RADIO DISPATCHED SERVICE r SHAFTO’S GARAGE CORP. WINDOW CLEANING — JANITORIAL GROVE-CITY STORAGE — BATTERY — TOWING SERVICE r REPAIRING ESTABLISHED 1909 . \ CLEANERS NEW MANAGEMENT - Fully Insured COMPLETE JANITOIUAL SERVICE 49 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove - Corner Corlies Avenue and Main Street Neptune, N. I. 122 So. Main Street, Ocean Grove Ocean Grove Window Cleaning Co. 1420 9th AVE. '4 ^ ’■ .NEPTUNE We operate our own cleaning and Residential, Commercial Windows Cleaned — Complete Office Cleaning Pressing Machines . , Floor Waxing: Wood it Tile • Rug Shampooing You’re Reading the Family Newspaper - Free Estim ates • CALL 988-0900 P.O. Box 281, Ocean Grove, N- J- m w ? ,r «; ■ , s jg ‘ '■•’..'■v, \ > i '% ' . '" ’' • -, i/"-j y -/ ■ ‘i- ,c\Vj/v'{' v,.j rv, /'V - ’ v:*> ’''j^M"*

-‘'V>v £.*'.. • •- . ;>s . • ■, •• r :; PAGE El G HI , _OCEAN GROVE TIMES, AND NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1972 seph Elihu, at home; five- brothers, Mis. Hopper gave a most interest-] of the community. Obituaries Frank, Bethlehem, Pa., Stephen, ing talk on the structures of ‘ Ocean Attending the meeting were; MRS. HAROLD WIIITNEY ' North Brunswick, Ernest; Allen­ Grove, from the tents to the current Douglas Sibole, President of the ; OCEAN GROVE— Services were town Pa., Emil,' Quakerstown, Pa., day. Through her knowledge and ob­ Board of Education, Jean W arren Monday at the Ocean Grove Me­ and William,. Coopersburg, Pa.; six servations, the guests 'took a look at and Francis Stem, Board Mem­ morial Home for Mrs. Marietta sisters, Miss Vilma . Kaiser, Miss things!’ She recalled tlie .time when no bers/, PTA representatives from Whitney, 79, who died last Thurs­ Jean Kaiser a ri d Mrs. Margaret one stayed in the Grove after Oct. 15 five elementary and middle 1 day at the'' M'edi-Center, Neptune Bealer, all of Coopersburg,' Mrs. - there was no water facilities. She schools and eight school princi­ Elsie Feniele, Mrs. Helen Miller C ity .' also Stated’ the'town to be first in the p a ls . ' and Mrs. Betty Ann Frederick, all Bom in Howell Township, Mrs. area in having running water in hotel , — ------of Bethlehem. W hitney, a retired sewing machine rooms. operator, lived in Elizabeth be­ Mrs. Hopper disclosed at one time Education Week fore coming here three years ago. WILLIAM F. BARNABY Ocean Pathway was planted with Surviving are a sister, Mrs. OCEAN GROVE—Services were Is Observe^ By buckwheat. ■ After summarizing the Helen Sova, Plainfield; a sister-in- I last Saturday in Plainfield for W il­ architecture and materials of buildings law, Mrs. Laur Pittenger, with liam F. Barnaby, 65 Asbury Ave., Summerfield PTA whom she lived,’ and a nephew, who died last Thursday, at St. through the years, she asked for the Jolin Pittenger Jr., West " Long Barnabas Medical Center, Living­ preservation of gingerbread, ■ etc., in NEPTUNE TWP. — Education B ra n c h . ston at 55, keeping with the long-range plan of Week (Oct. 22-28)- began with a Interment was at Adelphia Cem­ Bom in Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. Bar­ restoring the town in its Victorian bang at Summerfield School. ■ heritage'. etery, Adelphia. naby had lived in Cranford 25 W o hundred and three were on years prior- to moving to Ocean Others attending were Miss Harriet hand to view the school,' visit FRANK DALEY Grove nine months ago. Howard, E. Lillian Doeringer, Agnes classrooms and w o rk s o f t h e i r OCEAN GROVE—Frank Daley, He was employed in;the payroll Boyd, Mrs. Clarice Keating, Mr. and c h ild re n . of the La Pierre Hotel died last department of th e Singer Co., Mrs. Herbert Baker, Mrs. Betty Dick- A11 e n jo y e d a s h o r t P T A m e e t™ Tuesday at Monmouth Medical Elizabeth, for 25 years. He was man, Mrs.' Verna Chase, Miss Betty ing preceded by a covered dish Center, Long Branch, after a len­ a member of the Trinity Reformed Broderick, Mrs. . McCaffejy, s u p p e r. gthy illness. He was 73. Church, North Plainfield, where he Mrs. Ida Wild, Lottie Delikat, Mrs. The Annual Book Fair will be He was born in Elizabeth and was an elder and member of the Carolyn Hagelberg, Marion W . John held, Nov. 13 through the 18th. had worked in Union and Carteret. church choir. He was a member son, Alice Hooper, Selma Wright, WILLIAM L. STEELE (center), Neptune Library trustee from Mrs. Robert Krempasky and Mrs. He moved here two years ago from of the VFW in Cranford.. Alice Andesrson, Georgina Scott, Mar­ April 1966 to July 1972, receives a plaque for dedicated services Upon reaching, goal weight, a fur Thomas Mason are in charge. Asbury Park. Mr. Barnaby was a captain in the garet Holden and Mrs. Lena Palmer. to the township from Mayor Joseph W ardell (right) as Librarian Books will be on display prior;' Alan Heinlein observes. - - . ther award is given, representing There are no known survivors. U.S. Army during World War II. the total weight loss. A free life­ to the 8 P.M. PTA meeting NoVv The Ely Funeral Home, Nep­ (Surviving are his widow, Leanna Party Benefits time membership and a figure con­ 13. Robert J. Kayser, supervisor tune was in charge of arrange­ Hammond Barnaby; a daughter, Bell Telephone Hallowe’en Party ditioning program are also receiv­ of Federal Reading Program will m e n ts . Mrs. Anthony Crowner, Washing­ Social Service ed at this time. be guest speaker. See you there.. ton; a brother, Alan C. Barnaby, * l o y e Winners Listed Become acquainted with L e an —m ------Dayton, Ohio, and a sister, Mrs. Line and its. directors at this open Redeem er Lutheran N ew s^ SYDNEY OVERTON OCEAN GROVE-Over 100 mem 'For Surf Rescue Charles T. Sullivan, Chatham. OCEAN GROVE — The annual meeting. Free 'diet recipes will be —— - . ■ - ▼'! OCEAN GROVE — Private ser­ ters of' The Woman's Club of Ocean Hallowe’en Party for local youth available,' a n d drawings will be NEPTUNE — The Rev. Eugene vices were held at Restland Mem­ MRS. NEIL MAC K1NNON Grove and -their guests enjoyed the NEWARK —- Alfred H. Wenzell, sponsored by the Ocean Grove Rec­ held with several free meetings as W. Beutel, Pastor of Redeemer orial Park, East Hanover, for Syd­ NEPTUNE — Services were card and games party held- last Thurs Jr., of Belmar, has been awarded reation Commission was held In th e p riz e s. /.. - /• . v ' Lutheran Church, has announced ney Overton,- 134 Heck Ave., who yesterday (W ed.) at the Francioni, day afternoon at the clubhouse. This the Uncle Bill Thomson Youth Lean Line is expanding rapidly that his sermon them e for the 8:15 died Nov. 4 at Jersey Shore Mcdi­ Taylor and, Lopez Funeral Home benefit was sponsor! by the Sociai °t0m' Center October 31. Judges were and at' present has meetings thni- & 11 A JI. services.this Sunday will cal Center, Neptune, after a brief for. Mrs. Anna MacLeod MacKin­ Mrs. Richard Steere, Mrs. E d n a out New Jersey, Staten Island, be: “Power Through Prayer”. Sun­ Illn e ss. non, 1829 6th Ave., who died last Ferguson and Mrs. Alice Schlas- Brooklyn! Long Island. day School classes for all age : A retired organist, Mr. Overton, Friday at the Home for Chroni­ S ’«S T ‘M”',ota 9* •» w m m a n . ■ ^ nue Beach m Belmar. Further information is available groups will meet at 9:30 .A.M. . 87, had played at Calvary Method­ cally Sick, Long Branch. She was Those present included; Mrs. P. C. Winners for the best costumes by calling 757-7677. As president of the New Jersey ist Church, East Orange, for 26 81. .Comes,'Mrs. A. J. Kacltenmester, Mrs. during the first hour, for pre-sehbol Conference of the Eastern District years and w s named Organist Sfras. MacKinnon moved here 25 G. Newman, Mrs. W , Decker, Mrs. j through second grade, were; of The American Lutheran Church, Emertius when he retired. years ago from North Jersey She R. Babbitt,' Mrs. E. Gatver, Mrs. J. Stephen Downing, Dianne Diel- Pastor ’ Beutel participated this He was bom in Bradford, York­ was bom in Scotland, and came to Jacobus, Mrs. G. Goway, Mrs. Helen henn, George Robson, Beth Seiser, CIRCLES week in a'meeting of the District shire, England. He served with the the United States as a child. ■ Frangione, Mrs. F. Ecke, Mrs. Thel­ Christine Schmidt, Kathy Moore, OCEAN GROVE Council in Washington, D. C. T to : British Army in World W ar I, and Her husband was the late Neil ma Hunter, Mrs. Edna Wood, Mrs. John Niedenstein, Bonnie Jean ■•■•’’ : j;: . \ - . Council includes the Distfjjfk became a United States citizens aft­ MacKinnon.. • Lillian Kerr, Mrs. A. H. Dietz, Jr., Deuchar, Eddie Deuchar, Jason Mi- BESSIE BRADY : President, the 4 .Regional. Deans, er moving to this country. Surviving are a brother, Hugh Mrs. W . McKeUar, Mrs. R. Woysh- eras, John Gluckow, Paul Gluckow, The October meeting of the Bes­ the 11 Conference Presidents and' Mr. Overton also lived in New­ L., Homestead, Fla., and two ner, Mrs. G. Paterson, Mrs. A. A. Wenry Bevaqua, Ricky Case, Pat sie Brady Circle was held in the the Lay Members elected by each ark before moving here 13 years nephews and a niece. Dumlte, Mrs. R. Carmichael, Mrs Callahan, Gordon McCutcheon, Junior Room of St. Paul's Church. conference. ago. He was a member of St. Ruth King, Mrs. J.F. Marra, Mrs. A. Lisa Remery, Jill Hehn, B e th Mrs, Betty JahneL and Mrs. Anne * ------Paul’s United Methodist Church. JOSEPH MAGILL J. Oliver, Miss Alice H. Burgoyne, Lees and Nancy Bellng. : / Neish were hostesses. . Surviving are his widow, Mrs. SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES OCEAN GROVE — Services are Mrs. F. Post, Mrs. J. Hardy, Mrs. F. Judged best from the third thru The blessing was given by Miss A. M. Aline Overton; a son, John today- (Thursday) at 10 A.M. at Muller, Mrs. M. Weller, Mrs. H. sixth graders were: Edith Griffith, after which refresh­ $5.00 A YEAR BY MAH. , England, and a brother, John A., the Ocean Grove Memorial Home Home, Mrs. C. Lynch, Mrs. Ljna Debbie Justus, Peggy Fant, Kar­ ments were served. , P a ra m u s. LEGAL NOTICE for Joseph Magill, who died Nov. Stasia, Mrs. Louise Merkt, Mrs- F- en Makin, Merrill Snyder, .Wendy ■The business meeting was open­ The Ocean Grove ' Memorial 6 at th e Ocean Grove Nursing ORDINANCE No. 871 Stuhr, Mrs. H. Koehrie, Mrs. K. Morrison, Cindy Cuttrell, Karen ed with devotions by Mrs. Lillian TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE IN Home was in charge of arrange­ THE Home after a long illness. He was Quier, Mis. E. Arp6U>ub nAvenue, vciiuc, WCJJlune,Neptune, NewiVCW 129 Broadway, vho died Nov. 3 Wenzell, 25, a frameman in the Jersey, on the twenty-Jlrst day of No- he worked for Wells Cadillac and H. C,, Geary, Mrs. E. O. Dickinson * ' Mrs. Bell further reported on vemberi 1972 at 8 o'clock p.m. to con­ company’s Asbury Park district at Jersey Shore Mcdical Center, Oldsmobile Company, S o u t h Or­ Mrs. H. K. Secor, Mrs. R. L. Snyder, dates to be remembered, including sider the said ordinance and to give all plant department, was at the beach- interested persons on opportunity tc. Neptune at the age of 60. Inter­ ange, retiring eight years ago Mrs. R. P. Hunt, Mrs, P.- Mills, Mrs. A New Look the Women’s Society Mini School, be heard concerning the ordinance. ment was at Glcndola Cemetery. after 30 .years service. last May when he saw a woman who AN ORDINANCE CHANGING THE ■H. M. Williams,. Mrs, J. L. Gallo, the Area Mission Program, with NAME OF RAILROAD AVENUE was rapidly being pulled out to Mr. Kaiser was a retired railroad He was a member of Park Unit­ .Mrs. J.. Moreland, Mrs. R. A. Davi­ to covered dish supper, and the cloth1 AND COOK STREET IN THE TOWN­ sea by an undertow. H e ' im m ed i- tine SHIP OF NEPTUNE TO MEMORIAL inspector at the Earle Naval De­ ed Methodist Church, Bloomfield; son,-. M rs. E . N . Em m ons, .M rs.' H . ing drive of the World Council. d r iv e . . ately called the Belmar Police De pot. He was born in the Scwaren Lodge 126- St. Andrew, .Kilmarn­ Harley, Mrs. A, Anderson, Mrs. E. Clothing for this is to- be loft at BE IT ORDAINED BY THE. TOWN­ partment and, when they arrived, | • NUEPTUNE NUEPTUI V: Excitement, SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN­ section' ofp W oodbridgc Township, ock, Scotland; the Ocean Grove D . Sparks. th e C h u rc h . ., .V SHIP OF NEPTUNE that the name of he moved here 33 years ago. He re­ ■ volunteered to. take a'float and a j'res*1 wagic m weight control, _ the following streets be changed to , Shuffloboard Club and the' O ld Also, Mrs, T. Davis, Mrs. S. Suth- rope to assist jn rescusing the wo- I new look ~ aU are coming to Nep- Mrs. Bell also said there is also Memorial Drive: — tired from Earle last July, and had ( Guard of Shore Area,- here. erland, Mrs. F. T. Porter,-Mrs. A. man • j tune on Tuesday, Nov. 14, when a need for volunteers for selling Railroad Avenue extending from tbe . been chairman of its employe coun­ boundary line' of the City of Asbr^y- }. H e is survived by his wife, Mary m , M ta Marfan Lyneh, Mrs. A. Meanwhile, another woman and‘ Lean* Line opens a branch at Con UNICEF cards at the Post Office. Park-to State Highway 33; Cook St'SMk c il. extending from State Highway 33 E., a daughter, Mrs. Celeste A nn Kasai, Mrs. D Robinson, Mr . D .-too; men ,went into .the wflter in vacenter, 110 W alnut Street. This ■Mrs. B r u c e e x p la in e d th e CW U Mr. Kaiser was a member of the Twelfth Avenue; and Railroad Avenue Pearce, Novato, California two Ba,ce, F. Blaufuss, Mrs. B, ^ t0 rcsuce the enda . is an open arid free meeting at Layette Project. extending from Twelfth Avenue in the Monmouth County Unit of the N.J. Township 'of Neptune to the boundary grandchildren; a sister, M iss Hartman, Mrs. Edna-^\. Ferguson, crefl swim - but. - ■ a]s0 7:30-P.M., and Lolly W urtzel and Envelopes were distributed for line with the Borough of Neptune Association for Retarded Children, Elizabeth M., in Scotland. City. . . * •/ Mrs. Gertrude Ort, Mrs. -W. Y M }j) ^ undertmv Toni. Marotta, co-directors of this the W.S.C.S. Thank Offering. Red Bank, tho Hannah - Crosman This ordinance shall become effec­ Interment was at Monmouth Me­ Strange, Miss Apnes Day, Mrs. I. • ■ ■ modern and forward - looking There was also announcement. cr tive upon its final passage and publica­ Post, VFW here, the Eagle Hook tion according to law. morial Park, New Shrewsbury, Hall, Miss Lillian Schriek, Mrs. A, T. ^ n z o l, a former lifeguard weight reduction club, will be on the Susannah Wesley Circle trip and Ladder Company, here, the (Signed) r * ------• way, Mrs. A. C. Flandreau, f nt ou otl the float and, with hand to welcome guests and ex­ to the Ice Show in Philadelphia i MayorJOSEPH A. SHAFTO State Exempt Firemen’s Associa­ J. S. Watson, Mrs. Irene Dred- lhc ass,stance the poltce, pulled plain the program. and the WSCS annual meeting at Attest; ____ tion, and Ocean Grove Lodge 238, the four to safety. American Lunch ger, Mrs. Caroline Prittinger, Mrs. A. Moorestown. , JOSEPH.R BENNETT F&AM. In addition to the medically ap­ C lerk Deiher^ Miss Ann Bromley, Miss Later, the telephone company Following the business meeting, —45 $10.81 He is survived by his widow, the At Breakers Hotel proved and nutritionally sound Martha ' Burlihardt, Mrs. C. Aschemj received a letter from Patrolman Miss Edith Griffth presented _ the former Melva Brown a son, Jo- diet, Lean Line offers much more. NOTICE hach, Mrs. L. W . Asay, Mrs. G. ;S. George G. Giresi of the Belmar Po­ study. ■ - ■ ••■■■ - ..- OCEAN GROVE - The first of a Buzz sessions are encouraged at NOTICS is hereby given that Bewlies, Miss Therese Wood, Mrs. lice Department, a former N ew Twelves members were present. suant to the requirements of the series of International events for the each meeting, where small groups Katherine Ailing, Mrs. Frances Has- Jersey Bell employee, praising Besides those mentioned above, ing Ordinance of the Township of Net new 1972-73 season in the Shore area, of members discuss mutual prob­ tune, th e Board of Adjustment of the hard, Mrs. F. Bridge, Mrs. W t H. Wenzell for his “calmness, quick present wehe Mrs. Bertha Elcher, Township of Neptune, denied the ap­ was a Luncheon • with the ■ American lems in weight loss and control. ' plication of the Neptune Citizens De­ Schlasman, Mrs. Alma ,B. Glaric, Mrs. and decisive action and disregard' Mrs. Ruby Fleischer, Miss Flor­ Theme held October 27 at The Break­ A built-in maintenance proced- velopment Corporation for a variance F. W . Herhst, Mrs. H. Boughey, Mrs. for his own safety” in bringing the ence Gower, Mrs. Wm. Pfcrdcort in connection with the construction of ers Hotel, 4 Surf Avenue. Thirty per­ i ure, “vacation from dieting", is an an 80 unit apartment project on the D. Morrison, Mrs. Mary Young, and four people to shore safely. and Mrs. Miriam Clark. • pro p erty Jm cw n as Block 155, L ot l.i sons attended the affair, under the integral part of the - program. At The determination of the Board of Funeral Home Mrs. Bertha E. Carlisle.; :;V, : W enzell,. of 511 Twelfth Ave­ auspices of the Community and Allied each ten pound loss, the member ■ ■ -— —.. . :' : , Adjustment is on file In the Neptune ■ / — . nue, Belmar, has worked with New Municipal • Complex, 25 Springdale Arts League. . .' . . practices maintenance for one full Public Relations Avenue, Neptune, New Jersey, and Phone 775-0567 Jersey Bell for more than tw o available 'for ‘ inspction during regu­ Miss Laura King gave welcome week with' complete direction and years.- He completed a company- ( lar office hours. and called on Mrs.'Kathie Dyke to I supervision of the director. In Meeting Theme This N otice is given p u rsu an t to-' 514 Second Ave. 3316 Rt. 33 Subscribe to sponsored first aid training course j R.R. 4:88-15-(b)-(3). offer invocation. Miss King introduced this way," the dieter learns and un- in 1970, and received his lifeguard - HELEN L; RIGGS, co-hostesses Mrs. Mink and Mrs. Rock, derstands the pitfalls of mainten­ NEPTUNE. TWP. — Improving ■ Secretary • - . \j . .Asbury Park Neptune training in 1967 from Howard Ro­ ance and is better-equipped to . . Board of Adujstment who served a very Yankee meal, from Times $5.00 a Year public relatoins in the Neptune DATED: N ovem ber 7, 1072 land, Monmouth County Water handle it when goal is reached. tomato juice through turkey io apple Township School System was the -^15 - • ~ ; $5.52: Safety Director in Belmar. Losing weight is a definite accom­ arid pumpkin pie! . ■ * ------purpose of a - meeting of Board SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY' plishment, but losing it . and keep­ DOCKET NO. HI-1366-72 Guests at the head table were Mrs. members, administrators and con­ TO: KENNETH ALBERT SEILER Atonement Lutheran Notes ing it off is the crowning aehievc- Joan Clegg, who plans to host an Irish DUNLOP TIRES cerned parents on Monday night. By Order, of the Superior Com ^/ .'m eiit. r ’-;- ‘ ^ w herein Gloria Sandra Seiler is .the* Night at Clegg’s Main Avenue House; The purpose of the joint meeting, plaintiff and you are defendant, you: Farry Memorial ASBURY PARK - The Rev. Wal­ In keeping with their efforts are required to answer the plaintiff's , Blanche King, fashion coordinator of was to devise ways to Increase ter F, Forlter, pastor of Atonement to bring their members the most complaint on or before the 28th day Stcinbach’s; Mrs. Kathryn Hopper and NEW - USED - RECAPS pride in Neptune Township of December, 1072, by serving if on Home Lutheran -Church,-will have as'sermon Up-to-date techniques in dealing Jan B. Cordo; Esq.; Ocean-Monmouth Mrs. Peggy Holl. Schools and to develop a positive Legal Services, Inc., 27 Washington! topic ‘Reading For The Spiritual Life’ with weight, problmes. Lean Line 403 Third Avenue Mrs. Nancy Politan of Long Branch image for the system. > Street. Toms"River, New Jersey 08753, . at both the 9:25 and 10:45 A.M, ■has incorporated an exciting new and filing it with proof, of service in . ASBUBY PAHK, N. J. Senior Citizens Board, was presented Van Bergen Tire Co. Mrs. Joseph Smith, President of duplicate with the Clerk of the Super-- ; services Sunday. Thp Revelation Choir dimension into its program. This the Monmouth County PTA, spoke ior Court, State House Annex, Tren- ‘ WUllam P. Walton, III Mgr. and her special guests : Mrs. Florence ton, New Jersey 08625, and if you fail' will present ‘That Amazing Techni­ innovation is the Rutgers Universi­ M e Cool, Mrs. Senior Citizen of Mon­ about tha role of the parent-teach- to answer an appropriate judgment' Hwy. 35 & Heck Aire. '■ color Drcamcoat,’ on Thursday, Nov. ty Psychological Method for shall be rendered against you. 775-0434 mouth County and about to move to er organizations in the schools. This action is to obtain a divorce. . Neptune, N. J. 774-7805 16, at 8 P.M. in. the Parish Hall of W eight Reduction, and involves an She emphasized the , inclusion of OCEAN - MONMOUTH LEGAL Ocean Grove; and her two runnere-up SERVICES, INC. the church. Everyone is invited. understanding and retraining of students in these associations to MMut n , . Mint Mil in tlie contest. ■ Attorneys for Plaintiff • umhtiok , s uie tt o destructive eating habits. ’—45 _ $5.29' ttOKTKWU increase their concern. and inter­ While the main purpose of Lean est in their schools. Parent, Teach­ -MONMOUTH COUNTY Line is the reduction of weight, SURROGATE’S-COURT Eliminate Your Plumbing er, Student Associations are the ESTATE OF MARTHA PERRV FRANCIOINI, this is not the only concern. The curent trend according to M rs. ceased , '4[ v. and Heating Problems . . . individual member is extremely Pufsmnt lo (he order of S. Thomas Ocean Grove TAYLOR and Smith. A discussion on the value Gagllano, Surrogate of the County of important, and much attention is of PTA’s in a ■ positive public im­ mode, on the ap­ plication of the underslrncd, Edward ST 775-1039 given to mental attitude, How one age took place. y « -V - Memorial Home LOPEZ, Inc. .Ah'„P“r, 7 ^ d ^ nll,l" ' or cE lhe estate of feels about oneself is a contribut­ Dr. V. J. W. Christie, Superin­ 1.1; ? S Martha Perry deceased, notice FUNERAL HOME to thc creditors of said A v e n u e Residential & Commercial . . . Free ing factor in the success of any 118 Main DANIEL L. PRANCfONI tendent,of Schools, stated that the C t r pr