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SERVING THE SHORE COMMUNITIES FROM THE HF2ART OF OCEAN GROVE SINCE 1875 VOL CCXXI NO. 30 TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE THURSDAY, JULY 25,1996 USPS 402420 THIRTY-FIVE CENTS Avon Tables Badge Sale Plan DCA Says Shore

By Bonnie Graham will table indefinitely for this “i was on Ocean Avenue with from throughout Monmouth Avon - A resolution was an­ year the proposal to sell the police from 10 o’clock in County were on hand to con­ nounced to the controversial badges to non-residents." He the morning until iate that duct the pedestrian and ve­ Easy Working proposal to allow for the sale added,"The beach revenue is night. Overall, the festival hicular traffic along Ocean OCEAN GROVE - year ago there was solid of sponsored seasonal pool 73 percent of budget so far." went pretty well, with over ^venue and throughout the Charles Richman, Assis­ concern over the closing of badges to non-residents at Mayor Jerry Hauselt thanked 50,000 in attendance. The area. tant Commissioner of the Marlboro Psychiatric Hospi­ the Monday,July 22 Mayor the residents of Avon for their hot day brought in a great A number of defective beach Department of Community tal and the impact this ac­ and Commissioner meeting. cooperation during the Sun­ deal of beach traffic in addi­ lights will be replaced later Affairs, addressed the Sat­ tion would have on those Commissioner William day, July 14 Greek Festival, tion to the festival attendees,” this week and a $60,000 urday meeting of the Ocean communities which housed Dioguardi stated, “As of to­ during which time, Ocean The Mayor mentioned that a grant for the restoration of Grove Home Owners Asso­ a sizeable population of day, we have made 98 per­ Avenue became a one-way meeting had been held yes­ Sylvan Lake has been re­ ciation to provide an update deinstitutionalized resi­ cent of the pool budget. We street and incoming and out­ terday to review the plan that approved. The Mayor said, “I on the “Shore Easy” pro­ dents. Governor Whitman have brought in an additional going traffic was restricted was put into place to handle look forward to seeing foun­ gram and to answer announced the “Shore $40,000 and therefore, we throughout the town. He said. the traffic on July 14. Police tains in the lake." resident's questions. Nep­ Easy” plan as a vehicle tune Mayor James whereby the population of McGann, Committeeman these individuals would be Popkin Honored by Mayor’s Association Woman Patricia Monroe balanced throughout the and over one hundred resi­ state and support would be NEPTUNE CITY — Not even the members of porarily closed between the and money raised by the dents attended the meeting provided for those residents On Monday night. Mayor Council were notified of the hours of 8 and 10 AM to al­ Playground Committee and n the Tabernacle in Audito­ who need mental health Robert Deeves proved to award prior to it’s presenta­ low the 5K Run to pass Board of Recreation, the 1/ rium Square. program assistance.” one and all that he can in tion. through the Borough. The 2 mile paved track has been Mr. Richman said, “A See Grove Page 11 fact, keep a secret. Midway race begins at SAM on Au­ a two year project for Mayor through the regular Council gust 3rd. A resolution aHow- Deeves. He stated that meeting, Deeves strayed ing the annual fireworks dis­ many residents had ex­ from the posted agenda, and play was also approved. pressed a desire for a safe, invited Borough Clerk / Ad­ Weather permitting, fire­ level walking area. He hopes ministrator Joel Popkin to works will go off at 9 PM at to be able to extend the walk­ join him in front of the dais. Memorial Beach on that way into a complete loop in He then presented the very date. Deeves added that the near future. surprised Popkin with a Ci­ several volunteers are still in other business, tation of Merit from the New needed to make the annual Naomi Sauer was appointed Jersey Mayor's Association, event a success. Anyone to serve on the Planning for outstanding service to the interested,in the foot race, Board. Her term will run community and dedication to craft fair or volunteering through December of 1998. the job. “It’s well deserved,” should call 776-7224 for stated Deeves. “What I liked -Joel Popkin- more information. about it is that he was com­ Plans for the upcom­ Deeves announced Paul Ridner pletely surprised.” Deeves ing Neptune City Day cel­ that the long awaited walk­ said that Popkin had to be ebration were discussed. ing track at Adams Field Dies at 76 nominated for the annual Councilman Bill Kroll an­ should be completed in the award, and that he had to nounced that several Bor- next 7 to 10 days. Funded meet several qualifications. •ough streets would be tem­ through private donations Olwyn M. Montigney, center, whose career as the Registrar for Vital Statistics for the Township Mt. Laurel Discussion Continues of Neptune spanned 16-years, accepts a BRADLEY BEACH - cess and to answer ques­ eligibility. This includes pre­ Retirement plaque from Board of Health President The discussion continued tions from the floor. He dis­ senting tax bills, tax returns, Joseph Pepe and Vice President Arthur Martin (far regarding whether or not tributed a “1966 Rental and estimates of assets.” right). Board secretary and Liason Barbara this community will accept Housing Bates for Low and Councilman Rob­ inkeles is at far left. T|ie retirement breakfast took $2.2 million from WallTown- Moderate income House­ ert Pearsall said that he had place last wbek at town hall and was attended by ship for the rehabilitation of holds” chart which had called COAH’s Executive many current and former officials. existing homes whose own­ been prepared by the New Director, Shirley Bishop, Below: Mrs. Montigney Is surrounded by her ers fall into the low and Jersey Council on Afford­ and had been told that Bra­ moderate income level ran­ able Housing (C O A H ). Cur­ dley Beach “would be lucky family during the retirement breakfast. They are, ges at the Tuesday. Mayor rently, COAH is seeking le­ to have 50-55 houses fixed Neptune Resident Paul left to right: Olwyn Montigney, Cheri Odo, Jennifer Montigney, holding Kateiyn Montigney, Jeanette and Council meeting. gal advice as to who can with this funding”. Mayor Ridner, Monmouth receive this funding, i.e., Stephen Schueler com­ Montigney, husband Lloyd Montigney Jr. and three Tom Thomas, a County Director of professional engineer with owners and/or renters. He mented, “We did a survey grandsons, Keith Odo, Kit Odo Jr. and Lloyd Promotion & Tourism T & M Associates, returned said, “All those receiving Montigney III. (Rear) Lloyd Montigney. to further explain the pro­ the grants must prove their See COAH Page 20 died last Thursday. Details Page 8.

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A u g u s t 2 5 ,1 9 9 6 PAGE 2 THURSDAY, JULY 25,1996 Coming Events M y THIRD SUNDAY SUN. AUG. 4TH EVERY MONTH THE AVON UNITED JORDAN LODGE NO. METHODIST WOMEN will Answer 247, Free & Accepted Masons, sponsor a “Peach Festival" on and A S B U R Y LO D G E 142, August 4J)i from 1:30 to Free & Accepted Masons will 4:30pm at the Avon Methodist F O U N D E R ’S DAY at Its sides, marble plaques dis­ host a monthly Pancake Church, 5th and Garfield Aves.. by Billy Graham Breakfast from 8:30am - 12 Avon, Ocean Grove has always played the names of Ocean noon at the United Masonic There will be Peach Pies Dear Mr. Graham; Is to take away our sins and been fraught with mixed feel- Grove pioneers. Temple, 3619 Hwy. 33, Nep­ or Angel Food cake with ice the Bible complete or are bridge the gap between us ings-remembrance, glori­ Time, and vandalism, tune. Adults $3.50. $1.75 chil­ cream and peaches, and bev­ some other books also di­ and God.lt tell us God loves ous events, hard times, spiri­ took their toll of that monu­ dren. Public is welcome. erage. $3.50 per person dona­ vinely inspired? 1 had a us and that by trusting Christ tual heights. ment. Back in 1986, just 10 tion. couple come to my door last as our Lord and Savior and They used to call it years ago, a sixth generation FRL, SAT. week who talked to me about committing our lives to Him “Anniversary Day." The date Ocean Grover, age 5. stud­ WED. AUG. 7TH JULY 26, 27 their religion. They said they we will be forgiven and saved. was and is July 31. It was ied the plaques. He saw the TH E SAM PLER INN, at LADIES AUXILIARY to believed the Bible was the “Salvation is found in no one on that date in 1869 that the need for tender, loving care. the Auditorium Ushers will hold 28 Main Avenue, will hold a Work of God, but they have else,for there is no other pioneers gathered in a tent From grandmother’s its annual bazaar to benefit benefit dinner for the Ocean other writings (by their name under heavy given to near Wesley Lake to hold home he brought brushes, Ocean Grove projects. For Grove Beautification Project. founder, I gather) which they men by which we must be Ocean Grove’s first religious rags, soap and water and sale - handmade articles, Everyone is invited to come out clothes, white elephants, food and support the work of this believe are also equally di­ saved.” (Acts 4:12) service. The title was devoted hours to clearing and much more. The bazaar fine group of volunteers. Enjoy vinely inspired. I admire their Once you understand, changed to Founders’ Day away the grime, graffiti and will be held In the Auditorium a delicious meal between the ideals, but are they right? therefore,that Christ alone is about a century ago. grit. His effort paid off. Ere Pavilion and on Pathway hours of 4:15 and 7:30pm, and — M rs.T.C. ail we need, then you will Governors, senators, long, it was possible again grounds on Friday from 10-4 help to keep Ocean Grove understand why there is no clerics of every rank came to to read most of those names and Saturday from 10-2. (29- looking beautiful. A portion of Dear Mrs.T.C.: For al­ need for any addition to the Ocean Grove on July 31 to inscribed on the plaques. It 30) the evening's proceeds will be most 2,000 years Christians Bible’s message. Groups celebrate the date when was a tired but happy Kevin donated to the group. have turned to the Bible which add other writings to President Stokes delivered who went home that night SAT. JULY 27TH alone as the divinely inspired the Bible, on the other hand, that “sermon in the tent" on satisfied with his work. SUN. AUG. 11TH T H E 17lh ANNUAL Word of God. I don’t ddubt don’t understand that Christ the text “In the beginning, Now, another genera­ SECRET GARDEN OCEAN GROVE KITE CON­ the sincerity of the group you alone is sufficient for our sal­ God.” tion has taken charge of the TEST on Ocean Pathway Field TOUR OF OLD ASBURY - mention, but as a Christian I vation. They may even reject Founders’ Park was Founders’ Park monument. from noon to 2pm. 774-0511 From 2:00-6:00pm, (No Rain accept that the Bible alone is what the Bible teaches about drawn on the map for all It’s been wrapped carefully. for info. Date). Donation $5.00. Benefit the Asbury Park Gar­ the Word of God, and no the full deity of Jesus. time. You will see it bright SAT. & SUN. den Club. See 9 gardens. Re­ other book or group of books By a simple prayer of Near the southeast and new when the cover is JULY 27 & 2B freshments. For tickets call can be placed on the same faith open your life to Jesus corner of the park, the early removed on Founders' Day STEPHEN CRANE 774-6162 or 988-3052. (29-32) level. Christ and ask Him to come settlers installed an urn. On 1996. HOUSE FLEA MARKET AND One reason is be­ into your heart. Then turn to BOOK SALE. For $15, have SAT. AUG. 17TH cause the Bible contains ev­ HisWord,the Bible, every day your own space to make some 16TH ANNUAL OCEAN erything we need to know in for the guidance and encour­ American Legion Post money and have a good time GROVE BOARDWALK FINE order to be saved and to live agement you need. selling your stuff at this fund­ ARTS SHOW - A spectacular according to God’s will. It is “My Answer” column is Awards Scholarships raiser. The sale will be on from "real" Art Show! 10am-5pm complete and we need noth­ brought to you by contribu­ 9am - 3pm Rain or Shine. (Rain Date Aug. 24). Artists ing further, because it tells us tions made to St. Paul's NEPTUNE - Neptune Benjamin, Dorothy from 9 states, 68 Jersey towns. Space is limited to 20 vendors of Christ — the divine Son of United Methodist Church, Township American Legion Gallagher, Neptune High so reserve now. Call 775- 7 Blocks - Ocean Avenue - God who came down to earth Ocean Grove. Post 346 will award $9,250 School seniors; Renee 2720, (29-30) Ocean Pathway - Embury Ave­ in scholarships Thursday, Simeone, Beth Palmer, Wall nue. (908) 988-6396. PHONE July 25, to nine high school High School seniors; Ken­ SAT. AUG. 3 # absolutely necessary. Legion Sponsors Six for graduating seniors and an neth Kuntz and Matthew COASTAL HABITAT Government Workshop FOR HUMANITY CHICKEN SAT. AUG. 17TH eighth grader. The awards Mulvey, St. Rose High BARBECUE-TAKE OUT DIN­ "GARDENS BY THE will take place at the Post’s School seniors. Victoria N E P TU N E - Six high Khaiod arri Tracey NER. Pick up your complete SEA" - fund-raiser for the home at 8 p.m. with Jack Voglino, an eighth grade school junior girls were sent McSweeney, St. Rose Hjgh chicken barbecue dinner any­ Ocean Grove Beautification Kelly of Wall Township, Post graduate of Holy Innocents to the 1996 Jersey Girls School; Nancy Sherman and time between 3;00-6:00pm. Project. From t2 noon to 5pm, 346 scholarship chairman, School, Neptune, will re­ State at Rider University by Kara Lukasik, Wall High First United Methodist Church. Tea will be served in the Audi­ making the presentations. ceive a $750 scholarship. Grand Avenue, Asbury Park. torium Pavilion from 2-4pm. A the Auxiliary Unit of Neptune School. Getting the $1,500 Last year Post 346 Tickets $6.00. Call 775-2069 seif-guided tour then follows. Township American Legion All six joined almost Perlman Schlarship will be awarded $7,000 in scholar­ or 775-8392. (29-31) Ticket donation is $6 and may Post 346 recently. 500 representatives from Christine Dorey, a Red Bank ships, but this year due to be purchased in advance by Those girls chosen throughout New Jersey for Catholic High School senior. successful fund-raising was SAT. AUGUST 3RD sending a self-addressed, were Kamka Bhalai and this week-long in “hands-on” Justine Ciallella, a able to increase that amount, NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP stamped envelope to Ocean Pamala Devere, Neptune learning about local, county, Manasquan High School according to scholarship AMERICAN LEGION POST Grove Beautification Project, High School; Anyali S. and state government. senior, will receive the chairman Kelly. Every year 346 will hold its Second Annual P.O. Box 594, Ocean Grove, $1,000 Art Roussell Memo­ Post 346 screens ap­ Fifties Dance from 7:30pm to NJ 07756-0594. rial Vocational Scholarship. plications from area students 1am Saturday August 3 at its Receiving $1,000 Post Home, 21 Gully Rd., SEPT. 10 & 11 to make these scholarship Neptune. AMERICAN LEGION scholarships each will be awards based on academic -AUX, UNIT 346 NEPTUNE is Gina Alexandrou, Sharon performance and need. This dance includes a sponsoring a bus trip to Sight & buffet dinner, open bar, the Sound to see "Noah". Stay at Fabulous D.J. Joey V, door Willow Valley Resort, meals prizes, costume prizes, and a included. Train ride on Stras- trivia contest for $20 a person. burg Railroad, shopping at • Web Site Design For further information and Rockvale Mall. Also a stop at tickets, call Jim Mulvey (776- • Newsletters Chapel of Four Chaplains at 7797) or Andy Freverf (449- 'Valley Forge. Price: $190 • Brochures 7135). single, $155 each double, $150 • Resumes each triple. 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Porcine Problem Resolved; Blueblood Pig to Leave Town

To our readers who have been following the pig story, we can report that all is well. Township Committeeman Richard J. landanza reported Monday to Committee mem­ bers that the pig has been located and the problem re­ solved. And in the course of if all, we have learned a journalist lesson. One of the first rules of news coverage is to keep the story balanced. Get both sides. Well, we confess to having printed unfair information about the pig. Maybe it was just our innocent effort to be clever-journalists can't resist trying to be clever-buf for one thing we called him a hog, implied he was a public nusiance, wrote that he eluded capture, was smelly, and worse, we said he was porky, weighing in at 200 pounds. Here is the real skinny on the pig. He is a pure-bred pot-bellied registered pig, with papers. He was not on the lam, but took afternoon naps indoors, in his own private room-which Committeeman landanza said was neat and spotless. No odor. He is a trim 115 pounds. He is legally Neptune Mayor Speaks Out blind and certainly did not try to out-smart the Code En­ ¥oice of the People forcement team that was on the look-out for him. Th e following letter was written by Neptune Mayor J. McGann, and addressed to Governor Christine Todd His name is Sam Rubin. Sam and his family will be VOICE OF THE PEOPLE is a forum for readers. Whitman. The Mayor forwarded a copy to The Times for moving from their Shore Crest home in Neptune in Au­ Letters must carry full name and address of the author publication. gust, so the issue of whether he is a pet or a public and a daytime teleptjone number for verification. Letters It is with a deep sense of frustration that I relate the nusiance will not have to be faced. So ends the tale of should be limited to 300 words or less. The times reserves feelings that will follow, feelings that are shared by many Sam Rubin, or should if be spelled Reuben....? the right to reject or edit any letters submitted for publica­ taxpayers in the Township of Neptune as well as the State tion. The thoughts or opinions expressed in Voice of the of New Jersey. People are those of the letter waiters, and do not neces­ Is It Too L ate for Wesley Lake? There is in place a system for determining a Board sarily represent the views of The Times. of Education budget, which purportedly was born to re­ Neglected Resource Needs Help Now spond to the will of the people, but which in the end thwarts that will. Every year in recent memory (I believe over 15 Residents along Wesley Lake in Ocean Grove this years), voters in Neptune Township have exerted their House Tour a Success week contacted the Monmouth County Board of Health to rights and rejected the Board budget (which represents The Editor, Times come and witness the current condition of the Lake; we almost 55% of their tax bill), and in recent years by al­ Friday, July 19th was the 28th Annual House Tour of went along. At the eastern end, near where the old carou­ most 2 to 1 margins. the Historical Society of Ocean Grove. The day began with sel is, we found a deplorable situation. There were dead The present Neptune Township Committee has at­ animals atop a mountain of muck and debris. The smell tempted to honor the wishes of its constituents by making rain but ticket holders were right on time to pick up a tour was intolerable. But worse, we found unsafe conditions substantial cuts in nonvital ‘Tat” items which would save and begin touring, puddles and all. The rain stopped within the hour and the day became dry and clear. Thank you to that residents of Ocean Grove and Asbury Park can no taxpayers significant amounts of money while not depriv­ all our supporters who purchased tickets. longer ignore. The retaining wall is caving in, and at one ing our children of a constitutionally mandated Thorough We are truly appreciative that the home owners on section a hole is form ing-som e eight feet d e e p - where and efficient” education. From 1993 to the present, the the tour kept their doors open to our visitors in spite of the some child could easily fall in. Other caved-in areas along Committee has been frustrated by what we have some­ wet morning. Their cooperation in allowing us to have their the promenade have been covered over with flimsy pieces times considered an exercise in futility. homes on the Tour is basic to our success. Th e y were: of board. Flow from the Lake appears to be heading right It was in 1996, however, that our deepest frustra­ Andrew & Carol Beuschel, Robin & Ray, Rev. Brian & to the Ocean. Said an adovcate, a member of the Friends tions with this flawed process came to fruition. After the Jacqueline Cloud, Jack Livingstone, Daniel & Donna Ma­ of Wesley Lake, the smell and the debris gets even worse budget again went down to a resounding defeat, the Board jor, Len & Cathy Larson,John & Mary Meade, Marilyn Last, when the weather heats up in August.The Board of Health and the Committee entered into negotiations with the Al & Ann Gantz, and Charles & Cris Rohr. will have a report on the testing they did by week’s end. Board taking the position that they would not make any Others who contributed to making this fund raiser a There was also news this week that monies expected specific line item cuts. Their officials did however indi­ success were Sampler Inn and Tina Skokos who contrib­ from the State to dredge the Lake may not materialize cate certain areas that would be the Tirst to go” should uted financially. Pathway Market supplied lemonade for the after a ll-and that was only going to cover the dredging of the Board and the Township Committee reach an agree­ refreshment stop where cookies baked by our great cookie the upper part of the Lake; it would not have touched the ment. bakers were served while enjoying piano music by Teddi part at the eastern end where we had just viewed the vile Shortly after reaching a settlement with the Town­ Caulfield in St.Paul’s cook Fellowship Hall. conditions. We suggest an emergency meeting with the ship Committee for an $800,000 budget reduction, a slim Also appreciated was Newspaper publicity, local Camp Meeting Association, the Homeowners, the Asbury majority of the Board entered into a contract for over $1 merchants permission to place flyers in their store win­ Park Friends of the Lake, the Neighborhood Association, million to install a system of fiber optics in the high schol, dows and Mary Martin for posting flyers around town. public officials and environmentalists who have been try­ an item that was considered “first to go”. As Chairperson of the House Tour,I appreciate and ing for years now to get their voices heard on this impor­ This decision by the Board of Education has caused thank the Committee members and helpers who gave so tant issue. Is it too late to heal Wesley Lake after 25 years a great deal of dissatisfaction with our residents. Amaz­ willingly of their time and efforts. Helen Hurry, Lylean of neglect? ingly, even if the Board had agreed as part of the settle­ Walker, Janet Paladino, Norma Herbst, Iris Minnis,Joyce ment to omit this project. State statues would still not oblige Dawson, Ella Buchanan, Edith Lotz, Mary Jane Sheehan the Board of Education to be bound by such an agree­ ment. Over the years we have learned just how irrelevant and Marilyn Last. A special thanks to Yvonne Jobes who our actions are in this process. However, even your wishes coached and worked with the new Hostess Committee. as our Governor, promulgated by your Commissioner of Also the hosts and hostesses at each home, the Education have not prevented our Board of Education from trolly conductors and others who helped. The Camp Meet­ ignoring the will of the people. In 1994 we cut out the po­ ing who allowed us the use of the Pavilion for map distri­ sition of Assistant Board Secretary at a salary of $56,000. bution. We would have been very wet without it. Thank The Board appealed this and your Commissioner upheld you all. Irma Norman, House our cut and ruled in favor of the residents. To this day that Tour Chairperson position is being funded by taxpayer dollars espite rejec­ StT\iiiji O ur IjHiil Rracli'i's Since IS75 tion by the voters of the community, the Municipal Gov­ Band Instruments Needed erning body and by your representative to the educational Gregory D. Hunt Ilona F. Hunt system. Editor, Times Publisher-Editor Manager Even though the Township Committee was able to As the summer winds blow,the start of another negotiate a settlement of $800,000, the largest budget­ school year appears in the distant horizon for the Nep­ Bruce S. Hunt Sr. ary cut in Township history (even with this settlement, the tune Township Elementary Schools Band. The 1995/96 William T. Kresge average taxpayer in Neptune Township is experiencing an Bands performed to record crows inthe elementary Retired Publishers increase of nearly $175 in their 1996 taxes attributable to schools. Special concerts and arrangements were per­ school taxes alone, while taxes for municipal purposes formed by the bands. The Summerfield bank performed a increased less than $15 this year for the same average selection arranged by me for Pre-K graduation.The Green homeowner), the Board of Education was able to, in es­ Grove School (50 musicians +) performed for the openeing sence, erase this savings for the taxpayer through the “cre­ ceremoniese to the 1996 Spring Field Day. The other 41 Pilgrim Pathway, PO Box 5 ative financing” established and permitted by statute. Ocean Grove, NJ 07756 schools inthe Township were provided with similar experi­ Governor, on behalf of the taxpayers of Neptune ences. All students worked very hand to attain a degree Phone 908-775-0007 Township, I beseech you to urge the legislature to imple­ FAX 908-774-4480 of success to perform. I am very ecstatic about their work ment changes to this process that would compel Boards ethics and look forward to the coming school year. of Education to make specific cuts, to be bound by these This letter to you is not about the success of the

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Harriet was born in Newark raised in Irvington Centennial O.G. home- one of 2 properties she owns here. & Maplewood. She has an older sister Judy & a Her personal residence is in a beach block location shared younger sister Patti. Harriet has a B.F.A. from with husband Tim and cats Tessic & Beanicr. (Beamer had The School of Visual Arts in Manhattan. other commitments at the time of the photo)

Moving into Ocean Grove as a full time resident, Harriet enjoys "watching the seasonal rebirth" the town ex­ Harriet was the proprietor of her own bookstore periences every year. She's proud to be part of a community on Main Avenue. She has her "Senior Realtor" thats committed to maintaining &. improving our historic status as a result of her 13 years experience with town. "My Initial reason for choosing a career in Real Estate Ocean Grove Realty, now known as Century 21 remains my continuing in this great path. 1 enjoy working Coastal Realtors. with Buyers who sense the special qualities found only in Ocean Grove and making them all of our new neighbors." Harriet has "lived through" the renovation of a

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The The Potter's Clay Mustard Seed by Larry Jackson when they were all around thing looks the same.” by Diane Braun It was late one after­ us,but we never saw them— Have “things” begun to It’s common knowledge hugging and other contact forter snugly under my chin, noon, about the time daylight never even knew they were look “the same”in your life? that if you want a kid to be well- sports are painless. I’m willing then slide up over the pillow begins to surrender to dark­ there!” Sort of gray, indistinguishable, rounded,they must be ex­ to share my craft with the leaving a smooth illusion. The ness. I was sitting in my Dad's It has been many years alike? Like that strange time posed to all facets of life. brood. remaining articles are no one’s lap steering our light green‘53 since Dad told me his subma­ of day when everything loses With a father that Where I come from (the business but my own. Plymouth— something I loved rine story. He’s been dead its color and turns to gray— teaches college physics, these good ole 1960’s) that ancient The children have al­ to do. It was that strange time nearly twenty years now,but when you can’t decide to turn kids could work out equations needle and thread thing was ready developed their own of day when everything loses his adventure lives on in my on your headlights or not? with their toes... e tedious and time consuming.. style of bed making. its color and turns to gray— memory. In fact, it has become Beware! It is these I’m no slouch. If some­ One sleeps on top of the when you can’t quite decide part of my theology. Let me tell “gray” moments when we look thing is on sale, 3 for a $1.001 Steam irons were obso­ bedding, dully dresses, wear­ to turn on your headlights or you about it. out at the world and wrong know I shouldn’t buy just one. lete, unless you had two; and ing socks and shoes,and not. There are periods in seems right, and down seems So much for higher were into fold art bookends. clutching valuables. (We’re I commented on how our lives that are “gray” up, and it’s difficult to see math and finance. Household This leads me to other seeing some real progress in periods,dangerous clearty— it is those times when difficult it was to see— and responsibilities are just as im­ useless chores, like making therapy.) times,colorless moments the horizon is not so evident that’s when Dad told me about portant. beds and doing the dishes. The others claim sleep­ when the enemy lurks just that “It” will surface. Some­ the submarines. .The well-rounded child Let’s face it. Life’s too ing bags are no fuss, fast and beneath the surface of our times you will see— every so “This was the worst needs to be self-sufficient. short to be doing things that efficient. Untied,they might awareness; its cyclopean eye faintly— a telltale sign, a sud­ time of the day for subs to Our kids have had just have to be done again and even find them warm as well. locked onus, watching and den cold breeze cutting strike,’’ Dad said. snipits of my domestic routine. again every few hours. All things considered, by waiting for the ideal moment through you like a knife, a “During the war,” he They’ve travelled with If your kid turns out to today’s standards our kids are to release its terror. passing shadow briefly cast­ continued, “we would have me when I’ve dropped off be a rocket scientist or a wall balanced and well-rounded. Except this ing a gray tint across your soul. submarine alerts at this time Daddy’s shirts to be washed street hero, they won’t have Sometimes more submarinian threat is not sub­ of evening. We would scan the Then it is gone. But, is it? and ironed... time for all this menial stuff. rounded. merged in the ocean— it lies waters for any sign of a peri­ Do not be deceased. It They know what cans to Now, here’s some real But kids are kids. If they buried in the darkness all scope peering at us from jut is never gone— not in this life. open for what meals, and if advice. do adopt a style similar to ours, around us. The darkness of above the darkness below.” Never. For, like I said,this Dad forgets to bring home new If stomach queasiness it is purely by mistake... our thoughts, our despisings, ‘Th e darkness below.. submarinian threat lies hidden cans, which restaurants have doesn’t run in your family, a Although fashion isn’t p our prejudices, our in the darkness all around us, the fastest home delivery ser­ meticulous dog can eliminate my forte, watching our young­ selfishness,our greed, our ‘They were hard to see, living on the opaqueness of vice. unnecessary rinse cycles. est paste Cheerio’s to his bare though, because everything ambition, our ego, our insecu­ our souls, waiting still and un­ Granted, I’m not a sew­ Face it, the stuff dries in chest made me uneasy. was the same color— the wa­ rities, our pasts... noticed for the shadows to ing wizard either, but I can the dishwasher at 120 degrees I can only speak for my­ ter, the skythe periscope, sort Living only in the dark­ lengthen. With nothing to staple up a hem with the best Fahrenheit. self, but Cheerio’s wouldn’t be of gray with a little white mixed ness, it lies still and unnoticed, lose,it can wait for a lifetime. of them. Anything that survives my accessory of choice and I’d in. But there was one thing in waiting for the shadows in our It was late one after­ There’s also an art to that temperature, deserves to probably opt for a glue gun... particular we look for..." souls to lengthen. Waiting pa­ noon, about the time daylight pinning on buttons with a live. Pepper and Carl Braun I was totally captivated tiently, it is in no hurry. With begins to surrender to dark­ straight pin and twisting it tight The bed thing is strictly are Innkeepers of The Mustard by this war story! Instead of nothing to lose, it can wait— a ness. I was sitting in my Dad’s with your teeth. a personal matter. Seed B&B, Ocean Grove, NJ being behind the wheel of our lifetime. lap steering our light green‘53 If this is done correctly. I prefer to pull the com­ 07756 family car, I could imagine Call it Evil, call it Temp­ Plymouth— something I loved myself as Captain of a Navy tation, call it Satan, call it Dark­ to do. It was that strange time war ship, defender of my ness— sweeten its name, of day when everything loses Lifeguard Tournament Is Monday country, protector of honor. make friends with it, grow ac­ its color and turns to gray. . ‘We always looked for.. customed to its presence, flirt .turns to gray.. .turns to gray.. Life Guard Tourna­ 1969. televised by Channel 34. .” my Dad’s voice interrupted with its pleasures.. .but never, Be warned, but do not be de­ ment Here Monday This event was the first The events will include my fantasy, “trails of white never, underestimate its feated. Be fearful, but do not Ocean Grove- Teams competition to use the “Out rowing, swimming, and water. The periscope would power to destroy you! be submissive. For “the light from ten area towns have of the Hat” format in which paddleboard races, as well make a trail as it sliced Like Dad said, “It’s very shines in the darkness and been invited to participate in one competitor doesn’t know as a kayak event and the through the ocean. But,they difficult to detect and loves to the darkness has not over­ the twenty-eighth Annual whether he will be swim­ exciting finale, the seven leg were so difficult to seel I am surface— just a little— in those come it.” Ocean Grove Invitational ming, rowing, or paddling fourteen person boat relay. sure there were many times gray moments when every­ Lifeguard Tournament here until just prior to the event. There will be one hundred Monday Evening. The event, The tournament has pro­ and forty lifeguards (both which is the oldest continu­ duced many different win­ male and female) competing ally running lifeguard com­ ners over the years and is tor honors. Teams invited lVf^w! Tt*s petition in the State of New one that reduces the advan­ are Monmouth County, Jersey will be held at the tage that the larger beach Allenhurst, Asbury Park, Ocean Pathway beach at patrols have numerically Ocean Grove, Bradley 6:00. This tournament was over the smaller squads. Beach, Avon-by-the-Sea, originally part of the centen­ This year as in previous oc­ Belmar, Spring Lake, Sea nial celebration and has casions the event will be Girt, and Manasquan. been held each year since

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PAUL P. RIDNER Surviving are three their Church Bus Ministry worked for S.S. Adams, Publisher Was Head of Monmouth County sons, Michael C. Brown, for 14 years. He was a Neptune, for 30 years pack­ Department of Promotion and Tourism Derek F. Brown and Timo­ member of the Chocolate aging novelty items. She thy J. Wilson, all of Neptune; Workers Union Local 464, was a member of the C om ­ Neptune • Paul Fire Department and three daughters, Dalthea where he served as secre­ munity Baptist Church, RIdner, 76, died July 20th First Aid Squad, Ocean Brown, Neptune, Rosalyn tary for 25 years and trea­ Shark River Hills, Neptune. at Jersey Shore Medical Grove. He was a past Jackson, College Park, MEMORIAL CROSS surer for two years. He was She was prede­ Center. He was presi­ master of both the Fla., and Dialery D. Wilson, OCEAN GROVE - The 18- a life member of the ceased by her husband, dent of Shore Publish­ Ocean Grove Free and Asbury Park; a brother, foot Memorial Cross on the Hummelstown Lions Club. Joseph R., who died in ers, which was In affilia­ Accepted Masons Lodge Ferris, Havana; two sisters, front of the Ocean Grove He was a member of St. 1981 and her daughter, tion with The Home 238 and the Ocean Grove Hunette Brown and Blondell Auditorium will be lighted Paul’s Methodist Church, Joanne, who died in 1971. News, the Monmouth Order of the Eastern Enzor; and his father, Willie from July 26 - August 1 in Ocean Grove, and carried Surviving are a son, Joseph Messenger and the Star, Chapter 170. He Sr., all of Havana. memory of Maude and the Christian flag at the B., Brick Twp., a brother, Coast Star. Before that, was co-chairman of the James H. Hunt Fu­ Henry Schultz by Phyllis F. head of the march from St. Matthew Byrnnes of Ala­ he had served with the 1995 and 1996 Annual neral Home, Asbury Park, is Schultz. Paul’s, down Ocean Path­ bama; and a sister, Verna Ocean Grove Police De­ in charge of arrangements. way, to the Memorial Pavil­ Burns, Sebring, Fla. Hospice Brunch of the « partment during the Jersey Shore Medical ion on the Boardwalk for the Johnson Funeral 1940’s and 1950's, and Center, chairman of the JAMES T. EVERS Easter Sunrise service. H om e, Wall Tw p ., is in was sports editor and annual October Dinner Neptune - James Also for many years, he car­ charge of arrangements. advertising manager of for Republican candi­ Evers, 84, died July 15th at ried the Christian flag in the the Long Branch Daily dates for 10 years, and a home. He was an electri­ “March Around Jerusalem” J. HAROLD Record. He had also vestryman at St. cal engineer and a retired which consisted of visiting KENNEY worked with the Compre­ and praying at every house Michael's Episcopal project manager for Evans Sea Girt - J. Kenney, hensive Employment of worship on Auditorium Church, Wall Twp. He Signal Lab, Wall Twp. He EILEEN 85, died July 16th at home. Training Act, placing Square, namely: the Audi­ was a member of St. was a vestryman at Trinity He was personnel manager young people In jobs, M cCORM ACK torium, the Bishop Janes’ James Episcopal Church Episcopal Church, Asbury with the Arthur G. McKee and was the director of Tabernacle, the Youth in Bradley Beach. Park, and was past master GODINO and Co., Union Twp., for 25 Promotion/Tourism and Temple and Thornley Surviving are his of the Masonic Lodge 73. Neptune - Eileen years before retiring 23 Public Information for Chapel. This march, start­ wife of 47 years, Jean A. Surviving are his wife McCormack Godino, 56, years ago. He was a com­ the County of Monmouth ing at the Jerusalem Pavil­ Nitschman Ridner; a of 56 years, Mary Jane; a died July 21st at University municant of St. Catharine’s for 10 years. He was a ion, occurred at the end of daughter, Pamela Ward son, W illiam D , W est Hospital, Newark. She Roman Catholic Church, volunteer exempt fire­ the ten days of the annual of Beverly, Mass.; and a Lafayette, Ind.; and four worked for J.C . Penney Co., Spring Lake, and a member man of the Washington Camp Meeting. He was a son, Gary, Byron, Calif. daughters, Sally Jane Eatontown, for 15 years. of the St. Catharine’s Asso­ Evers, New York, Barbara Surviving are her member of the Auditorium choir including the first one ciation for Mature Persons, ELVIRA BARFIELD WARREN R. Jane Dodd, Neptune, Helen husband, Dominick W.; two the Manasquan Elks Lodge with Tali Essen M organ’s Asbury Park - Elvira BENNETT Jane Evers, Brewster, N.Y., sons, Kevin McCormack, 2554, the Belmar Fishing and Susan Jane Evers, Brick Twp., and Daniel Rough Riders, which sang Barfield, 87, died July 8th at Neptune - W arren Club, past grand knight of Woodbridge, Va. McCormack, Neptune; two at St. Paul’s and the Audi­ Kimball Medical Center, Lake- Bennett, 57, died July 16th the Knights of Colum bus His body was do­ daughters, Joanne L. torium during President wood. She was a hairdresser at M isericordia Hospital, Council 253, Elizabeth, and nated to the University of McCormack, Neptune, and Theodore Roosevelt’s time. at Steinbach’s Department Philadelphia. He was em­ form er president of the Medicine and Dentistry of Eileen Pressey, Wall Twp.; Surving is his wife of Store at the Seaview Square ployed and the owner of Parent’s Association at New Jersey. three brothers, James 59 years, Sara E. Kerns Mall. Ocean Twp., before re­ Lakeside Beverage, Asbury Hutchinson; and a nephew, Rutger’s University. tiring 9 years ago. She also Brennan, Bayonne, Edward His wife, Anne Faigle Park, for the past 15 years. Brennan, Saddle Brook Teunis J. Bergen III, worked at the Berkely Cataret Before that, he worked for EDNA FLEMING Lancaster, Pa. Kenney, died in 1982. Sur­ Hotel, Asbury Park. Asbury Park - Edna Twp., and John Brennan, viving are two sons, Robert, Coca Cola Co., Asbury Park, North Arlington; and a sis­ Funeral services Her husband, from 1961 to 1981. He was Fleming, 82, died July 13th were held on July 10th, at Warren, Pohatcong Twp., Gilwreath, died during World at Lodge Nursing Hom e, ter, Catherine Buck, North and Thomas, Brick Twp.; a a member of Community Arlington. the Stoverdale United War II. Surviving is a sister. Baptist Church, Shark River Neptune. She lived in Methodist Church, Derry brother, William, Lulu Bareford, with whom she Asbury Park for 25 years. Ely Funeral Home, Middletown, Conn.; and a Hills, ex-captain of the Nep­ Neptune, is in charge of ar­ Twp. Interment was in the lived. tune First Aid, exempt mem­ There are no known Stoverdale Cemetery. sister, Patricia Terasaka, rangements. Clearwater, Fla. Buckley Funeral Home, ber of the Unexcelled Fire survivors. O’Brien Funeral Asbury Park, was in charge Company, Neptune, and a Buckley Funeral CLARA ISAAC of arrangements. Home, Asbury Park, is in GEORGE EDWARD Home, Wall Township, is in Vietnam War Army veteran. Neptune - Clara charge of arrangements. HUTCHINSON charge of arrangements. Surviving are his wife, Isaac, 69, died July 21st at Carolyn deWysocki Bennett; Ocean Grove P E TER T. The Lodge Nursing Home. L. D O N A LD a son, Michael W., Brick George Hutchinson, 90, Neptune Township. She Twp.; a brother, Melvin, Vir­ GALLAGHER resident of the Integrated was a nurse’s aide with KOEHLER ginia; and a sister, Lois Neptune City - Peter Health Services of Hershey Monmouth County Family Belmar - L. Donald Egan, Edison Twp. G allagher, 27, of South at the Woodlands and for­ Services, Freehold. She Koehler, 66, of Bullhead O’Brien Funeral Pasadena, Fla. and Nep­ m erly of H um m elstow n, was a member of St, Peter City. Arizona, died July 11 Home, Wall Township, is in tune City, died July 21st in died July 7th. He was a Claver Roman Catholic in Las Vegas. He was an charge of arrangements. St. Petersburg, Fla. He was year round resident of Church, Asbury Park. electrical contractor/master a dealer for Diamond Core Ocean Grove for 32 years Surviving are a son, electrician in Florida for WILLIE BROWN Drilling Co. in Florida and and was a direct descen­ Steven Isaac, Ocean Twp.; many years before retiring JR. worked for Down To Earth dant of Richard Stockton, a daughter, Anita Mosley, several years ago. one of the signers of the Neptune - Willie Landscaping Co. in Nep­ Neptune; a brother, Joe His son. Jay, died in tune. D eclaration of Indepen­ Person, Jersey City; and 1981. Surviving are his wife Brown Jr., 59, died July 21 st dence. He was a 1925 at Jersey Shore Medical Surviving are his par­ two sisters. Annie Person, of 34 years, Isabelle; four graduate of Neptune High Williamsburg, N.C. and Center, Neptune. He was a ents, Peter and Marie sons, Steven; Holmdel School, and member of its Lallie Person Johnson, Twp., Thomas, Brick Twp., pipe fitter and last worked McNerney; two brothers, New Jersey State Champi­ William, Mount Dora, Fla., for Central Jersey Concrete Pfe, Patrick J.’, Fort Neptune. onship Football Team. He Jackson Funeral and John, Bullhead City; and Pipe Co., Farminqdale. Campbell, Ky., and Brian, Neptune City; and a sister, was retired from the Knock­ H om e, N eptune, is in and his mother, Dorothy, Margaret Missie Mullarkey, out Department of the charge of arrangements. Florida. Mount Vernon, N.Y. Hershey Chocolate Corpo­ Reilly Funeral Home, McDonough Funeral ration. He was a member RITA H. BYR N N ES Belmar, is in charge of ar­ of the Evangelical Free The H ardrccm Home, Belmar, is in charge JOHNSON rangements. of arrangements. Church of Hershey for 23 10 South Street • Manasquan, NJ years and was involved in West Belmar - Rita H. 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program but the failure to reach the parents and children Stole money from Ben’s cash box and fled up Pilgrim Path­ pitching contributions, while difficult to perform, are easy who cannot afford band instruments. All band members way. As far as I know no arrest was made. It’s a shame to see. These three plays, a “fly ball to center", a “ground must have their own instrument. There are paretns inour when some people take advantage of others who are ball to first” and a “base on balls” all look dull in the box district who cannot afford the rental fee for the musical working so hard for a good cause. All the money Ben and score. This night they helped make the difference between instruments. From personal experience, I had to delay the other soda sellers earn goes to the restoration of the running a district title and having to come back a second going to college because my parents could not afford to Great Auditorium. night to try it again. buy me a good clarinet. I know of the hurt and disappoint­ God continues to bless Ocean Grove with wonder­ A Proud Father ment when you cannot play and everyone else can. ful and faithful “workers in His vineyard”. It was my plea­ Editor’s Note; It is the policy of this newspaper not At Ridge Avenue School, Mrs. Coleman and I sure to work with many of them during the Book Sale. to run letters without an author. In this case, however,The founded a program for under-privileged students withfunds Thanks to all. times reconsidered the policy based upon the circum­ from a private donor. The initial program had 6 students in Ruth LeDuc, stances. it. Special guidelines were set uf) in which the students Book Sale Chairperson for Ladies Auxilliary and the parents were accountable. In short, the program Exxon Minimart Opposed was a success due to the cooperation of Mrs. Coleman, Neptune Ball Players Lauded parents, students and myself. Editor, Times Editor, Times I would like to start a donor program in all five Nep­ Exxon Corporation stiii wants permission from Nep­ As fan and as a father, it was great to read the story tune Township Elementary Schools, but I need the tune to buiid a monster-size, 24-hour-a-day Minimart with of the Little League Senior Division district championship community’s support. The growth and development of the gas pumps at the corner of Route 33 and 35. We stiii op­ game between Neptune and Howell Central in last weeks pose. Neptune Township Bands starts in the grade schools. If Times. It was an exciting game and the highlights were W e want Exxo to clean up its toxic contamination current projections of students holds true, we could have captured well by your article. before the Township even considers this request to ex­ 180-r 4th and 5th grade band students for the 1996/97 There’s a cliche’ in baseball and it has to do with pand. In 1989, a ruptured tank at that site spilled 60-00 school year. Again, I need your support to assist the un­ “the little things that don’t show in the boxscore that help gallons onto the groundwater in a deep excavation. It was der-privileged students. If you have any questions about win games." Neptune’s team was filled with these efforts, never cleaned up. Huge amounts of benzene, toluene, the program or want to donate to the cause, please con­ efforts of those not mentioned in the article,! thought some MTBE, xylenes and lead have had 7 years to migrate into tact me at the Ridge Ave School (776-2156). Let us make recognition might be due them. Please allow me to do so other people’s homes — we believe causing illness and the 1996/97 school year a memorable one for the stu­ now. death — and certainly reducing property values in the area dents inthe NeptuneTownship Elementary School District. Start with David Strada. He’s the centerfielder on to zero. John A. Stadtmueller, Far Hills, NJ the team. There was once a quote about Willie Mays, that This notorious corporate giant has polluted our com ­ his glove was “where triples go to die.” That was David munity. Now they’re asking us for favors.! Book Sale Successful this night. One play stands out, as a line shot was hit hard, Exxon must know that thousands of local people op­ Editor, Times directly over his head. He ran straight back, at full speed, pose their plan. They keep postponing the date of the hear­ The recent Book Sale sponsored by The Ladies Aux­ and at the last moment stuck his gloved left hand back ing before the Planning Board. (We wonder why our Plan­ iliary of the Auditorium Ushers was by any standards a and over the head and made an unbelievable grab. Those ning Board keeps allowing these continual postpone­ huge success. I want to thank all of the people that worked of ug who played the game couldn’t have caught that one ments, month to month). Now Exxon has been granted a so hard. I need to mention just a few by name. My hus­ in our dreams. Those who haven’t will never realize the postponement from July 24 to November 13, 7;30 PM at band Rich, our tent neighbors. Dot & Ken Dingsor, the difficulty of that catch. What runs it saved Neptune will Powell and Frashure Families and friends Beverly never be known. Slightly less spectacular but just as im­ See Letters Page 11 EhrenfeidI and L.J. Rodgers all were faithful right to the portant was the carom off the fence David played per­ end. Thanks also Rich Beltle, Rob McEwen and the Ocean fectly. A towering fly hit the cross buckle of the center field Grove Camp Meeting crew for all their help. Bob Fiedler is fence high above David’s head. It could have bounced any­ largely responsible for securing most of the books. I thank where but David played it perfectly holding the Howell him as well. batter to just a long single. . .again, saving Neptune from MODEL Book lovers are a special breed of people. They another unknown quantity of runs. David was as impor­ come to Book sales regardless of the weather. Not even tant as any Neptune pitcher in preventing runs this night. Hurricane Bertha kept them away. I thank them for their Another who deserves credit is Chris Valente. Presents Our response. Though the starting pitcher, he made his greatest contri­ A warm thank you to Ben Douglas for cooking and bution while playing first base. Late in the game, caught Model of the Week selling hot dogs, coffee and soda.Shoppers and workers in a no man’s land where the pitcher virtually bellied his Congratulations to: alike enjoyed the food and didn’t have to leave the sale to way, wearing half the Howell infield dirt, to beat the run­ eat. ner to first and help limit another of Howell’s comeback Model Team Discovery There was one disturbing occurrence. A young man attempts. A touch night on the mound, Chris’ mind could P.). A llseo have been elsewhere, but it was in the game. for booking a A last player who merits special notice is Michael T.V. Commercial Rivera. Pinch-hitting in the last inning be battled hard and for “ Kids R UsI " worked out a one-out walk. This helped extend the inning for Neptune, allowing the team to go deeper into its lineup, 5S Central Avenue, THOMAS GEORGE ELFRIEDE ANNA a rally which culminated in Neptune’s cleanup hitter smack­ Ocean Grove, NJ ing a bases-loaded, two-out, 0-2 pitch to right, driving in 908-988-3648 MITCHELL EVA W E N D T two runs and finally establishing a winning margin. Asbury Park - Thomas Asbury Park - Elfriede For sure,the whole team played great. Offensive and Mitchell, 55, died July 19th Anna Eva Wendt, 84, died at Jersey Shore Medical July 20th at Manor by the Center, Neptune. He was a Sea, Ocean Grove. She was A ll O n boiler maintenance man. a member of Atonement Surviving are a son, Lutheran Church, Asbury O ne F loor! Thomas Jr., Asbury Park; a Park. FOR SALE daughter, Michelle Mitchell, Her husband, Willie G., Long Branch; two brothers, died in 1947. Surviving are OCEAN FRONT George T. and David P. of two daughters, Hannelore E. Neptune; three sisters, Allen, Neptune, and VICTORIAN UNIT Geraldine Mitchell, Mount Marianne Wasson, Asbury Holly, Laura Winn, New York Park; and two sisters, Ella Ocean Grove City, and Phyliss Mitchell, Eisel and Ulla Schoffelke, Asbury Park, and his com­ both of Germany. Three Bedrooms, 3 Baths, panion, Hazel Ellis, with Francioni, Taylor and Two Ocean Front Porches whom he lived. Lopez Funeral Home, Nep­ James H. Hunt Fu­ tune, is in charge of arrange­ 1590 sq. ft. neral Home, Asbury Park, is ments. in charge of arrangements. Ocean Grove $189,900 Are you tired of climbing one or two flights of stairs before retiring for the evening? How about the FOR SALE idea of painting the outside of the house or washing Mistier Chiropractic the windows with nothing but a step ladder. If these OCEAN FRONT UNIT are among some of the priorities that are important in Health Center Ocean Grove your next home purcha.se, may we suggest that you ' 775-5050 walk though this two bedroom ranch styled home I Walk Two Bedrooms, Two Baths featuring hardwood floors, an eat-in kitchen, a rear w ait • Ocean Front Porch patio area, and an open porch. Offered at the In affordable price o f...... w h e n sq. ft. Interior - 1214 y o u are Health $ 8 6 , 0 0 0 in pain? Center sq. ft. Porch - 531 office Hours $139,500 AMES J. PENTZ M-W-F lOam-lpm & 3p«n-7;30pin Tu-Thurs Closed S \1 M \ \\ I M I •‘HI W I KI >\ 1 \ ■ ' Dr. Kimberly I. Misner Sat. lOani-lZnoon For More Informalion and Ijwatioir 185 W. Sylvani'a Ave. Neptune City C all 1-800-880-3831 908-988-7271 PAGE10 THURSDAY. JULY 25.1996 S im e B Hasenstab’s Announce Ocean Pathway News Community, and singled out Daughter’s Engagement 7/20/96 Ocean Grove: the non-profit, all volunteer Neptune Township Mayor, Ocean Grove Citizens Pa­ OLD BRIDGE TOWN­ ate of Cedar Ridge High James McGann, and trol for particular praise. SHIP - Mr. and Mrs. William School and William Paterson Deputy Mayor/OGCP Presi­ The Board urged (and pro­ Hasenstab of Leaf Lane, an­ College. dent, Richard ladanza, vided) individual Associa­ nounce the engagemenf of Her fiance is a were guest speakers at the tion member donations in their daughter, Kristin D., to member of Local Union #9, General Meeting of the support of the C itize n ’s Christopher J. Boyce, son of Plumbers and Pipefitters. Ocean Pathway Associa­ Patrol’s current fund raising Mr. and Mrs. William Boyce He studied at Neptune High tion held Saturday morning campaign. of Tenth Ave., Neptune. School and Nepune Trade at the Albatross Hotel. Re­ OPA Treasury, Mem­ The bride-to-be is a School. sponding to several Path­ bership and Parade reports legal secretary with Connell Th e w edding is way security and house­ were presented and Asso­ & Connell, Esqs., planned for the summer of keeping concerns, Messrs. ciation membership unani­ Manasquan. She is a gradu­ 1977. McGann and ladanza ad­ mously elected the pro­ dressed the questions, re­ posed Board of Governors iterated their commitment to slate: Kevin Chambers, Art Community security, and Generas, Cathy Larson, stressed the importance of Jack Livingstone and prompt communication of Evelyn and Andy Senchak. any matter, directly to them Meeting Addendum: if necessary. In a Cam p Meeting Asso­ The Association ciation letter received lauded both the McGann shortly after the OPA meet­ and ladanza Mayoral ad­ ing, Parade Chairman, ministrations for their lead­ Herb Noack, graciously ership on security and thanked the Ocean Path­ “quality of life” issues in the way Association for its sup­ port and generous contribu­ tion to the Town’s Indepen­ Mel Torme dence Day Parade. On Saturday, at 8 p.m., Mel Torme will make S,eryirig ^ With particular regard lis first Ocean Grove concert appearance.The pop/ Our L©pil to fund raising for future Pa­ azz siner will entertain with warm, romantic bal- Kristin D. Hasenstab rades and other member ads like “My Foolish Heart,” “Stardust,” and “A Readers #inee Christopher J. Boyce approved activities (e.g. 'Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square. General Ad- OGCP/Fire donations. nission tickets cost $20, and reserved seating is Pathway maintenance), the S25. Board proposed and re­ ceived rnembership con­ Water Aerobics Offered at Avon Pool sensus to pursue OPA par­ ticipation in the September On Saturdays and Sun­ classes: shallow water fitness 7th Flea Market on the day from 10-11am, exercises on Tuesdays and Thursdays Pathway, along with the with flotation belts are enjoy­ 12 noon -1 pm and Deep wa­ possibility of a post-Flea ing one of the hottest new and ter fitness on Saturdays and Market, season-ending effective ways to train (and Sundays 12 noon -1 pm. Neighborhood “Ice Cream keep cool). Deep water exer­ According to veteran fit­ Social”. Please contact Art cise, featuring deep water run­ ness trainer and coach, Elaine Generas, Cathy or Len ning is hard work, but easy on Taranten, “Exercising in water Larson regarding items the joints. feels great! Ifs a great method and/or time you are willing According to a recent of cross training and we ap­ lULY 28^” - AUGUST 4^” to donate (or consign) to article in the New York Times, ply the principles of physics to SUNDAY 10:30am the Association for the Flea “Whether for running or walk­ provide optimal benefits to the OPENING OF I27TH CAMP MEETING Market (Now’s the time to ing, aerobics, or circuit train­ participants. Because of BRIAN R. HOARE clean out that attic or base­ ing, arthritis or mastectomy buoyancy, the body feels Deputy Gen’l Secretary, Methodist Home Division, Westminster, London ment!) therapy, water exercise is ris­ weightless which enables The Association 3:30pm Informal Hour of Music ing among many segments of smoother, more powerful would like to thank our movement and a greater 3:45pm Surfside Service - Jim Qouser & Choir the population - competitive guests, Messrs. McGann athletes, fitness enthusiasts, range. The water provides 7.-00pm Communion Service - Brian R. Hoare and ladanza, for their time baby boomers, the young, the cardiovascular weight man­ PRESBYTERIAN DAY Monday - 9K»am 3KX)pm 7:30pm and the Garveys, our very elderly, the overweight, the in­ agement and muscular ben­ RICHARD S. ARMSTRONG gracious hosts at the Alba­ jured, the pregnant.” efits without stressing joints.” tross Hotel on Ocean Path­ Ashenfelter Prof, of Ministry & Evangelism Emeritus, Princeton This summer the Avon Classes are open for more way, for providing the ideal Recreation Commission is info call 988-6048. EPISCOPALIAN DAY Tuesday - 9:00am 3e0pm 7:30pm venue for our meeting. sponsoring 2 water aerobics CHARLES J.CESARETTl Communication Consultant, Episcopal Diocese of New jersey si

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ROMAN CATHOLIC DAY Friday - 10:00am 3:00pMn 5:00pm FATHER ALPHONSE STEPHENSON Coordinator METHODIST DAY Saturday - 8:30am 11 OCEAN GROVE T. LEONARD I. SWEET Dean, Drew Theological School AUGUST 3 8;00pm GRAMERCY BRASS BAND 3KX)pm “A View from the Veranda: the Chautauqua Experience” AUGUST 10 7;30pin CECEWINAUS/PHILIP BAILEY SUNDAY 9:30am HOLY COMMUNION AUGUST 17 8:00pm VIC DAMONE in CONCERT 10:30am Worship Service - Leonard I. Sweet AUGUST 24 8:00pm BARBERSHOP INT'L CHAMPS 3:30pm Sacred Concert - Auditorium Quartet 4:45pm Surfside Service - Northeastern Bible Institute 7KX)pm Ecumenical Worship - CLOSE OF CAMP MEETING

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the Municipal Building. Perhaps Exxon believes that, with He continued, “So far at building housing at the background of each indi­ the passage of time, our supporters will lose interest. we have kept our promise. fair market value." vidual is made. The goal is Getlrifonnatton We beg our supporters to stay with us. (Come to the We are continuing the dia­ A resident asked if to place each person at the on local events It hearing on November 13, but first phone Gwen Love at the logue between the govern­ the State has any contact facility which comes the your community. Township 988-5200, to find out if there has been another ment and communities who with the people with whom closest to meeting his/her postponement) because our whole area is at risk here. This will be affected by this pro­ it aims to relocate with the needs.” He cited one per­ Call our free ■ huge spill happened in the middle of a large, densely-popu­ gram.” “Shore Easy” program. Mr. son who was shown seven community, lated, multi-racial community at a seaside resort area. Nep­ Mr. Richman added, Richman said, “A detailed facilities before a selection tune was once a marsh; groundwater flows easterly to the however, that they had analysis of the mental hotline. ocean; and the Tenth Avenue/Exxon corner floods with ever hoped to move the program health and social service See Grove Page 17 See center pages heavy rainfall. Who knows how far these cancer-causing along at a quicker pace. chemicals have already travelled on surface and ground “We have not moved that for details. *V*^*#. ’ 'f waters? and where they will go if Exxon isn’t made to clean quickly because of the up now? threat of lawsuits. It has We thank all those who have given us help or encour­ also taken time to win over agement. Please stay with us. With your help, we can win. social services people to We thank especially: the Ocean Grove Home Owners make them aware that this Neptune City Day Association; Mayor Jim McGann and Committee members program is in place and is Pat Monroe and Jim Manning; Congressman Frank Pallone available for their use.” and his aid, Mike Beson; State Assemblyman and chair of The “Shore Easy” 3,1996 the Legislature’s Environmental Committee, Steven J. program, in most cases, August Corodemus; State Senator Joseph Palaia; Mike Infangerand has relocated the residents others at the State Department of Environmental Protec­ closer to their families, Rich Memorial Park, Riverview Avenue tion; Reverend Vernon McGowen, Reverend Carolyn Ander­ man said. son and Reverend Cordell Crawford; Clean Ocean Action; Commissioner Dovough White of the National Council of NegroWomen; Richman mentioned three Join the Fun ! the New Jersey Environmental Federation of Trenton and types of housing which are the local branch in Belmar; Pax Christi; the local branch of dealt with by this program; the Million Man March Committee; the All Peoples Congress; 1. those in which there is a the Monmouth County Coalition for the homeless; Sue regulatory need to close, Maynard (West Side community Center) and Jim Maynard and the State will continue Events of the daw of Asbury park; the Gathering for Justice at the Quaker to take this action; 2. those 8:00am-5K Run/Walk Meeting House, Shrewsbury; Earl Gray and the local branch “in between” facilities which of the New Party; and Ms. Georgia Beery (Check-Mate). the State will continue to 9:00 - 9:00pm*Craft Fair/FcM»d Vendors We thank agency people and employees of the Town­ negotiate to purchase; and 12:00 -N J. ROTC Drill Team ship of Neptune who have gone to a great deal of trouble 3, facilities that fit well into 1:00 -’’Top Hat” Magic Show providing us with information from long-past records. the community into which (If we’ve missed anyone, we apologize; call us.) the State places appropri­ 1:30 -DJ. Music We thank the many local businesses who welcomed ate programs and services. 2:00 -Peanut Butter N’Jammin and helped distribute our flyers. We thank the Asbury Park Homeowners 2:30 -More Live DJ Music Press, the Ocean Grove & Neptune Times, the Coaster and President Herbert Herbst the Plainfield City News for their fine coverage and editori­ asked if the building which 3:30 -6:30 -Country Line Dancing als. We thank the hundreds of residents who signed our would be erected on the 7:00 -8:30 -Rock N Rhythm Petition. side of Th e Breakers would 9:00pm -Fireworks Display We are picketing the site every week and we want to be low-income housing. Mr. thank the hundreds of passing motorists who gave us the Richman responded, “The thumbs-up sign or stopped to talk to us or bought us coffee. State is under no mandate Please stay with us. ■ to build low-income housing Dorothy Argyros, Ruth E, Bell, Paul Crawford on those sites. We look at for Neighbors United redevelopment to get back Open to ally Com e and E njoy! the investment which we have made, so we will aim For info call: 776-7224

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V WIN A ^ FRLL PIZZA BY ANSWERING THIS WEEK'S TRIVIA QUESTIONI PAGE 14 THURSDAY, JULY 25,1996 crimes!- Vartanians Surprise 30th! Local Aitist, Patrick Schiavino, to Tour OCEAN GROVE - and Freddie Jordan, Ocean Grove artist paintings as part of a show The Center for Emerging Art was formed in Bobby and Donna Vartanian, Bensalem, PA; Ginnie and Joe Patrick Schiavino has been that will tour the country in Emerging Art, operating out 1993 for the sole purpose Embury Avenue, on the occa­ Dedeian, Asbury Park, and invited to show five of his 1996 and 1997. of Miami Beach, Florida, is of exposing new, up-and- sion of their 30th anniversary Mariannne, Ara, Rebecca, the sponsor and producer coming artists to a very (June 26,1966) were given a Kimberley and Nicholas of the traveling exhibition. broad audience. surprise party July 6th, hosted Gokberk, Neptune City. Mr. Schiavino’s work Of the event, Mr. by their son, Robert, his girl­ The sumptuous was chosen by a committee Schiavino says, “I* was friend, Donna Henry, feast was prepared by the chaired by Clive King, head shocked and honored to be Whitehouse Station, and her hostesses, while the anniver­ of the Visual Arts Depart­ selected for this event. It is mother, Antonette Petrozziel- sary cake was made by Bob’s ment, Florida International very exciting for me as an lo. brother’s wife, Jackie. The day University. Other members artist to be able to share my The party was held was beautiful and the of the committee included work with so many people, in Ms. Henry’s home and inground pool added to the museum and gallery cura­ after all, doing art is all nearly 40 people attended, festivities, as did the house, tors from the greater Miami about communication and including, from Ocean Grove, which was decorated from area. the introduction of new Mary and Jay Rongetti, Clark stem to stern with balloons, Mr. Schiavino’s work, ideas. It is really an honor Avenue; Bob’s cousin and banners, and wedding bells. along with the work of 29 for me to be included with best man, Arthur Pagdikian The day ended with other artists was selected such wonderfully talented and his mother, Bob’s aunt, the opening of gifts and the from museum slide regis­ people.” Mary Pagdikian, both of consumption of many deli­ tries from around the coun­ Last year two of Mr. McClintock Street. cious summer desserts. try. The 30 artists selected Schiavino’s works were Other relatives and Bob was self-em­ were chosen from an initial chosen to be displayed at friends enjoying the festivities ployed for many years, re­ group of over 500 prelimi­ the American Embassy in were Martha and Jimmy cently by St. Vincent’s Hospi­ nary selections. Luxembourg, where they Conway, Ft. Lee; Julia and tal, NYC. He retired in Janu­ Th e show will travel are part of A m b a ssa d o r Tom Basile, Ft. Lee; ary. Donna, an R.N., aslo with around the country begin­ Clay Constantinou’s perma­ Rosemarie, a bridesmaid and St. Vincent’s is a canine en­ ning in Miami Beach in the nent collection. Also, Mr. Ed Zarzatian, Philadelphia; thusiast, and a member of fall. There are ten sched­ Schiavino has been invited Lisa Stepanian, Hillsborough; Sand and Sea Kennel Club, uled stops along the way in­ to do a solo exhibition at the Jackie, Charlie and Adrienne the Eastern Director of the cluding, Washington, D.C., State House in Trenton, no Vartanian, Wayside; Alice, National Brussels Griffon New York City, Boston, Chi­ date has been established their flower girl, now expecting Club, and has recently ap­ cago, Seattle, San Fran­ as of yet. her second child, Frank and peared on the Warren Eck­ cisco, Las Angeles, Santa For further informa­ Mary Alice Keytanjian. Norris­ stein’s radio show T h e Pet Fe, and San Antonio. tion please call the artist at town, R4; Janet, Fred, Jessica Show," as co-host. The Center for (908) 988-5111. Joughin Announces Engagement Patrick Schiavano OCEAN GROVE-Alice Her fiance, Mr. and Maurice Joughin Sr. an­ Herman, graduated from nounce the engagement of Marlboro High School and Allison Cotton, Paul Baker Are Wed their daughter, Kimberly A. to Brookdale Community Col­ Russell B. Herman, son of lege and will be graduating OCEAN GROVE - The Best man was Hanna and Richard Herman, from Kean College in Decem­ marriage of Allison Hope Ronn Baker of Gastonia, of Long Branch. ber. Cotton of Ocean Grove to brother of the groom. The bride-to-be, a Paul W atson Baker, of Grooms men were: Dan graduate of Neptune High Gastonia, North Carolina, Cotton of Ocean Grove, School, studied at Brookdale took place June 1 in St. brother of the bride, Chad Community College and Paul’s Methodist Church. Richardson of Wayne, Pa., Georgian Court College. She Rev. Charles Root officiated. and Jered Welsh of Philadel­ currently attends graduate Th e bride is the phia and Tommy Freeman of school at Kean College in daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Gastonia. Union, and resides in Free­ David B. Cotton. Rev. Cot­ Organist, Alyn hold. ton is an Ocean Grove Camp Heim, played an original Her father, a mail Meeting Trustee and the composition “Bridal Proces­ carrier at Neptune post office, Chaplin at Jersey Shore sional.” is a member of Eagle Hook Medical Center, Neptune. A Victorian Tea and Ladder Fire Co, in Ocean Kimberly ATJoughm anc Her grandparents are Mr. Reception was held at Day’s Grove. Russell B. Herman and Mrs. Harold Manson, Garden in Ocean Grove. formerly of Manasquan. The bride attended Th e groom is the Neptune High School and son of Ron Baker of graduated from Manasquan Ashland, North Carolina, High School She was em­ and Mr. and Mrs. Ron ployed by The Growing Cor­ OVERHEAD Burleson of Gastonia. ner, Neptune. Th e groom Maid of honor was graduated from Gastonia PAINTING Holly Heim of Neptune. Oth­ High School. Mr. and Mrs. ers attending the bride were: Baker will shortly complete Allyson Heim, flower girl, their degrees from Eastern Greta S chulte of College, St. David’s, Pa. and Manasquan, Anna Nelson of will continue graduate stud­ C o m p l e t e E x t e r io r P a in v n g S e r v ic e Towson, MD., Nicole Hurt of ies in North Carolina. After • Deck Staining & Bleaching Reasonable Rates Lexington, KY, and Kelly a honeymoon at Hilton • Power Washing Free Estimates Grimsiey of Gastonia, sister Head, S C , the couple will of the groom. reside in Gastonia. Allison Baker (nie Cotton) "A GREAT PAINTING LASTS FOR YEARS"

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By Molly Berkowitz annual fund drive donations. exciting, and it was some­ “street medicine,” she still spend from that class if an in different parts of the area, So, you’re in high Megan’s dad, Jim, quickly thing I was interested in." has an eye for the future. emergency arises. Profes­ in m any different am bu­ school, trying to find a sum­ seized the moment (and the Even so, her grades didn't She is incorporating man­ sors are notified at the be­ lances. If any one of the 5 mer job, and maybe, just first aider) and got the infor­ suffer, and she graduated agement skills into her cur­ ginning of a term, so there’s squads in Neptune Township maybe, thinking about the mation Megan needed. from Saint Rose. She also riculum so that “I’ll be able no problem. As part of the or Neptune City has an future. What are you going Since she was seventeen at says that riding with the to manage a mobile medic full time team, Megan will emergency call, as long as to do with your life? C'mon, the time, Megan joined the squad was an invaluable ex­ unit if burnout hits,” she said. live on a separate residence one m em ber of the re­ you’ve heard it from parents, Hills as a Cadet member. perience. “I have learned a When she arrived at hall with the other fulltimers, quested squad is available, grandparents, teachers, you Cadets are 16 and 17 year lot from the other members,” Western Carolina University, and will receive free room the rest of the crew can be name it. Employers want to olds who want to join the she said. “By riding calls, I she immediately looked into and board as compensation. from any of the other squads. know about your squad and serve the com­ was able to associate what I becoming involved with the The SEC Team responds to In tact, last month, Megan experience....and just where munity. They are treated just learned in class to a real officially joined the Neptune do you get that from? If like any other member of the situation.” Even though City Squad so she could you’re facing these typical squad, they just have a few she’s the youngest member help even more. “She’s good questions, take a lesson extra rules to adhere to. of the Squad, she doesn’t like that,” commented past from Megan Tackney of They are governed by the feel left out. “Everyone is Neptune City Captain and Shark River Hills. Federal Child Labor Laws. very professional,” she said. Shark River Hills member Bil Megan graduated For instance, they can't an­ “They all treat me like an Rosen. from Saint Rose High School swer calls after midnight on equal.” During the summer in 1995, and during her Se­ school nights, and they can­ In the meantime, a months, Megan teaches nior year, she did something not operate the semi auto­ neighbor who is a high swimming and works as a that put a whole different matic external defibrillators school guidance counselor, lifeguard at Summerhill Day spin on her future. She carried by the squad. Other told Megan’s mom, Patricia, Cam p in Wall Tow nship. joined the Shark River Hills than that, Cadets do the about an academic program There, she began a program First Aid Squad. same things every other first perfectly suited for Megan. It of bringing an ambulance to Megan had been con­ aider does. They save lives. is a Bachelor of Science pro­ the school one day to show sidering nursing as a career, During the second half gram in the Allied Health Megan Tackney to the children there. “This but wasn’t sure that it was for of her senior year, Megan Department called Emer­ Student Emergency Care emergencies on campus, way, we can educate the chil­ her. She says that she pre­ enrolled in the Emergency gency Medical Care. It’s only (S E C ) Team. It’s the school’s and also provides back up dren, and let them see what fers to do many different medical Technician course offered by a few accredited version of a first aid squad. ambulance coverage to the we do,” she said, “We can things as opposed to settling offered at Jersey Shore colleges, so Megan’s search She spent second semester town of Cullaowhee. erase their tears in case of into a routine of patient care. Medical Center. In May of was narrowed. She chose as a part time member, and Since she is a full time an emergency.” MaybeTrauma Nursing...she last year, she became the Western Carolina University, at the end of this school year, student, she is not available Megan says that her thought. 600th EMT to be graduated located in Cullaowhee North was voted in as a full time all year long to answer first training has come in handy Megan also consid­ from that program. She said Cargfitja. Cullaowhee is lo­ member. There are eight full aid calls. But when she is in every day life as well as ered joining the first aid that she really didn’t have a cated 45 minutes outsidte of time members and approxi­ home, even if it’s only for the when she’s responding to an squad, but really didn’t know problem doing the EMT Asheville. When all is said mately 12-15 active part tim­ weekend, she is one of the emergency call. “After train­ anyone there, and wasn’t course work and keeping up and done, Megan will be ers on the team. Full timers more active members on the ing, I've felt more comfort­ sure how to go about joining. with her schoolwork at the graduated with a BS, and will work a 24 hour shift every Shark River Squad. Since able around (small emergen­ Then fate knocked at her same time. “I spent more also be a Nationally Regis­ four days. Part timers cover Shark River Hills is part of cies at home.)" she said. door. Actually, it was a mem­ time on the EM T stuff than tered paramedic. Even for 12 hours at a time. When the Neptune Township / Nep­ “Now, I know what to do, I’m ber of the Shark River Hills regular school work,” she though she really wants to she is on call, she’ll drive the tune City response agree­ not jut guessing.” First Aid Squad, picking up admitted, “but it was new and ride as a medic and do ambulance to class and re­ ment, Megan is often seen

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Of Ocean Grove, Pilgrim Pathway Statewide Realty • (908) 918-8553 Just Off r\A\7Ch O utdoor • lM ia|. Inning Model Open: Mon.-Fri. 11-5 • Sat. & Sun. 10-6 Main Street At 1 ^ Directions: Gsp Exit 100/ lOOB to Rt. 33 East 47 Olin Street i : Go 3 traffic lights and make a left on W. Bangs Ave. approx 2 miles to our site Central Avc * Available as an upgrade PAGE 16 Zimti- THURSDAY, JULY 25,1996 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES CH-753370 ORDINANCE NO. 21-1996 above stated action to me directed, I NOTICE OF DECISION Avon-By-The-Sea SHERIFFS SALE Township of Naptun* Borough of Bradley Beach shall expose for sale at public ven­ PLANNING BOARD County of Monmouth NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP SUPERIOR COURT NOTICE PLANNING BOARD Public Notice due, at Hall of Records, 1 East Main BOROUGH OF BRADLEY Notice is hereby given that the OF NEW JERSEY Notice IS hereby SPECIAL MEETING In accordance with the Street (2nd Floor • Freeholders Meet­ BEACH. NEW JE R SE Y following entitled ordinance CHANCERY DIVISION given that pursuant to the NOTICE provisions of the Open Public ing Room), in the Borough of Free­ was introduced arxj passed on MONMOUTH COUNTY requirements o( the Zoning N O T IC E is hereby given that a Meetings Act. N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 to hold, County of Monmouth, New Jer­ Take notice that on the 10th first reading at a meeting of Docket No. F-15028-95 Ordinance of the Township Special Meeting has been 10:4-21. we are informing you sey. on Monday, the 29th Day of July, of Neptune, the Planning day of July, 1996, the the Board of Commissioners Amsouth Bank of Florida. Plaintiff vs: granted by the Planning Board to that this constitutes the “48 Hour 1996 at 2 o'clock. P.M. prevailirtg Board of the Township of Planning Board of the of the Borough of Avon-By- 3ammie Miiier. et at. Defendant consider the application of Scrub Notice", of a Special meeting of time. Neptune granted the Borough of Bradley Beach, The-Sea held on July 8. 1 9 ^ By virtue of a writ of execution in the Pines Telecom-munications for the Mayor and CourKil which will The properly to be sold is located in application of Laura Martin after a public hearing, and was passed on final above stated action to nte directed. I Site Plan Approval with Variance be held on Tuesday. July 30, extending time lor the ramed the application of reading after a hearing at a the Township of Neptune in the shall expose for sale at public ven­ Relief to construct a 385 ft. h i ^ 1996 at 7:00pm at the Borough fhe St James Episcopal meeting of said board held on County of Monmouth, State of New applicant to formalize the Meeting Room. 701 Main Street, due, at Han of Records, 1 East Main Church for premtses at 605 radio communications tower and Jersey. subdivision of the property July 22. 1996. Bradley Beach. N J. Street (2nd Floor - Freeholders Meet­ Fourth Avenue, Lot 10 Block a 1,600 sq. ft. equipment Commonly known as: 717 Coral Way, known as Block 9000, Lot 8 building. The purpose of this ing Room), in the Borough of Free­ to July 1. 1996 60 on the Tax Map of the ORDINANCF NO. 21-1996 Neptune, New Jersey 07753. The property in question meeting is to hold a hearing on hold, County of Monmouth, New Jer­ The determination of Borough of Bradley Beach “AN O R D IN A N C E T O Tax Lot No. 9 in Block No. S-10-6. is located off Girard Avenue. the A f c license for Play Brad, sey. on Monday, the 29th Day of July, the Planning Board was for the construction of an all AMEND THE CODE OF THE Dimensions of Lot: (Approximatdy) Block 372, Lots 3159-66 & 3175- Inc. and a public discussion on 1996 at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailtrtg purpose building for use as a BOROUGH OF AVON BY 165.81' wide x 100* long. merTXjrialized by Resolution 80. Township of Neptune. the regional contribution time. church facility with conditions THE SEA BY REVISING Nearest Cross Street: Situated on the adopted by the Neptune The Special Meeting is agreement, and any other The property to be sold is located in fixed by said Planning Board CHAPTER 64, BEACHES, BY easterly side of Coral Way. 100* from Township Planning Board at scheduled for Wednesday, July business that may come before the Township of Neptune in the and that determination of ADDING A NEW the southeast side of Gollview Drive. its meeting on the 26th day 31, 1996, and will commence at the Mayor and Council. County of Monmouth, State of New of June, 1996. said Planning Board has SUBSECTION 64-19.1, TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 20% ol 7:30pm. The hearing will be held Mary Ann Solinski Jersey. This notice is given been filed in the office of said ENTITLED SAND DUNES- in the' Township Committee Borough Clerk the bid amount at the time of sale. Commonly knownas: 720 Ruth Drive. pursuant to R .S 40:55D-17g. Board at the Municipai PROTECTED AREAS." Meeting Room, Neptune (30) 7.13 Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer­ Tax Lot No. 9 In Block No. 9014. Building. 701 Main Street, Municipal Complex, Neptune, tified check only. Dimensions of Lob (Approximately) Hundley & Parry, P.C. Bradley Beach, New Jersey, Jerry Hauslet. New Jersey. All interested The approximate anK>unt of the judg­ IOC X 114’ X 100’ X 110*. Attorneys for Applicant and is available for Mayor parties will be heard. ment. Commission and costs to be inspection with the Secretary CH-753379 Nearest Cross Street Approximately (30) 8.37 Dated: July 24, 1996 satisfied by sale is the sum of of the Board or the Borough William Dioguardi, SHERIFF'S SALE 251' away from Marsha Drive. Gwendolyn O. Love. $133,884,63. Additionally, all sales Clerk. Commissioner SUPERIOR COURT TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 20% of are subject to Advertising fees, to be PUBLIC NOTICE Administrative Officer OF NEW JERSEY the bid amount at the time of sale. (30) 9.30 paid by the successful bidder. Ocean Grove Bertram J Gaynor, Esq. CHANCERY DIVISION Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer­ Attest: The Sheriff hereby reserves the right Sewer Authority 55- Cookman Avenue Judith A. Zeban MONMOUTH COUNTY tified check only. CH-753362 to adjourn this sale without further N O T IC E is hereby Asbury Park, N J. 07712 Borough Clerk Docket No. F-15847-93 The approximate amount of the judg- SHERIFF'S SALE rratice by publication. given that the regular monthly (30) 10.23 (30) 10.54 Fairfield Affiliated Limited Partrter- moni, Commission and costs to bo SUPERIOR COURT JOSEPH W. OXLEY. Sheriff meetings of the Ocean Grove ship. Plaintiff vs: satisfied by sole is the sum of Sewerage Authority for the OF NEW JERSEY Dated: July 3.10.17, 24,1996 Jerome Hicks & Erica L. Hicks, his $75,366.65. Additionally, ali sales are remaintter of 1996 will be held CHANCERY DIVISION Shapiro & Kreisman, Attorneys wife, et als, Defendants subject to Advertising fees, to be at the Ocean Grove Board of ORDINANCE NO. 1996-20 MONMOUTH COUNTY Jeffrey A. Grabowski, for the firm By virtue of a writ of execution in the paid by the successful bidder. Fire Commissioners. Meeting Borough of Bradley Beach Docket No. F-000185-91 (609) 662-5535 above stated action to me directed, I The Sheriff hereby reserves the right Room. Olin Street Fire House, Notice City Savings, F.S.B., PlaintiH vs: (27-30) 63.24 to adjourn this sale without further Ocean Grove. The N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that the following entitled Patricia A. Morreaie. et al, Delendant shall expose for sale at public ver^ ordinance was introduced and passed on first reading at a due, at Half of Records, 1 East Main notice by publication. Wednesday. August 7, 1996 By virtue of a writ of execution in the regular meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of JOSEPH W. OXLEY. SheriH meeting will be held at above staled action to me directed, I Street (2nd Floor • Freeholders Meet­ Bradley Beach held on July 9. 1996, and passed on final CH-753389 Dated: July 3.10.17. 24.1996 6:30pm. shall expose for sale at public ven­ ing Room), in the Borough of Free­ reading, after a hearing thereon, at a regular meeting held on hold, County of Monmouth, New Jer­ SHERIFF’S SALE Barbarula & Associates due. at Hall of Records, 1 East Main July 23. 1996: SUPERIOR COURT John M. Barbarula. for the firm This NOTICE is provided in Street (2rtd Floor - Freeholders Meet­ sey. on Monday, the 29th Day of July, ORDINANCE NO. 1996-20 1996 at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailing OF NEW JERSEY (201)492-1190 accordance with the ing Room), in the Borough of Free­ AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SUPPLEMENT THE time. CHANCERY DIVISION (27-30) 59.52 requirements of R.S. 10:4-18 hold, County of Monnrtouth, New Jer­ REVISED GENERAL ORDINANCES OF THE BOROUGH OF The property to be sold is located in MONMOUTH COUNTY of the Laws of the State of sey, on Monday, the 29th Day of July, BRADLEY BEACH BY AMENDING CHAPTER III the Township of Neptune in the Docket No. F-14715-95 New Jersey. 1996 at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailing CH-751779 PERSONNEL AND MORE PARTICULARLY SECTION 3-9.1 County of Monmouth. State of New Citicorp Mortgage, IrK., Plaintiff vs: OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES PAID A SPECIFIC SALARY time. SHERIFF'S SALE W ILLIAM P. B E N FE R Jersey. Patricia J. Heaty a/k/a Patricia J. Vizzi; BE IT ORDAINED, by the Mayor and Council of the The property to be sold is located in SUPERIOR COURT Chaimian Commonly known as: 202 Belmar James A. Lyrtch, et al, Defendants Borough of Bradley Beach, in the County of Monmouth as the Township of Neptune in the OF NEW JERSEY Avenue, Neptune, New Jersey 07753. By virtue of a writ of execution in the follows: County of Monntouth, State of New CHANCERY DIVISION Att0st Tax Lot No. 2 in Block No. 312.13. above stated action to me directed. I 3-9 1 Officers and Employees Paid a Specific Salary. The Jersey. MONMOUTH COUNTY MATHEW GANNON Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) shall expose for sale at public ven­ following salaries and indicated compensation, unless Commonly known as: 102 Marlow Docket No. F-8637-91 Executive Director 100' wtde X 100' long. due, at Hall of Records, 1 East Main otherwise indicated, shall be per annum. Place, Neptune, New Jersey 07763. Citicorp Mortgage. Inc., Plaintiff vs: (30) 8,37 Nearest Cross Street: Central Boule­ Street (2nd Floor- Freeholders Meet­ Position Tax Lot No. 3 in Block No. 3022. Anthony Nitis & Aspa Nitis, his wife, vard. Situate at a point on the south­ ing Room), in the Borough of Free­ 1996 Dimensions of Lo t (Approximately) hold. County of Monmouth, New Jer­ et als, Defendants Township of Neptune a. Mayor $4,000.00 i r x89'x100'x100*x99.85'. erly sideline of Belmar Avenue, dis­ sey, on Monday, the Sth Day of Au­ By virtue of a writ of execution in the b. Council Members $3,000.00 Nearest Cross Street: 110.01' from tance approximately 100' easterly above stated action to me directed. I Nolics gust, 1996 at 2 o ’clock, P.M. prevail­ Retroactive back to July 1, 1996. Fordham Road. from its intersection with the oastorly shall expose for sale at public ven­ ing time. N O T IC E is hereby In all other respects. Chapter III Personnel shall remain the sideline of Central Boulevard. TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 20% of The property to be sold is located in due. at Halt of Records. 1 East Main given that undersigned has same TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT; 20% of the bid amount at the lime of sale. the Borough of Matawan in the County Street (2nd Floor - Freeholders Meet­ applied to the Board of The within Ordinance shall lake effect when finally passed and Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer­ the bid amount at the time of sale. ing Room), in the Borough of Free­ Adjustment of the Township of of Monmouth. State of New Jersey. published according to law. tified check only. Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer­ hold, County of Monmouth, New Jer­ Neptune for a variance to Commonly known as: 54 Johnson The approximate amount of the judg­ tified check only. sey, on Monday, the 29th Day of July. zoning ordinance article III, Avenue. Matawan. New Jersey07747. By order of the Mayor and Council ment. Commission and costs to be The approximate amount of the judg­ 1996 at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailing section 3.1 A which requires a STEPHEN G. SCHUELER, Mayor ment, Comrnission and costs to be Tax Lot No. 11 in Block No. 16. satisfied by sale is the sum of time. 30 ft. front setback. This GEORGE A. DeNARDO, Councilman satisfied by sale is the sum of Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) $41.245.24. Additionally, all sales are The property to be sold is located in application is in reference to SALVATORE (3ALASSETTI. Councilman $193,218.53. Additionally, ail sales 42.' wide X 197.40' ior>g. subject to Advertising fees, to be the Tovmship of Ocean in the County construct a front entry on the ROBERT J. PEARSALL, Councilman are subject to Advertising fees, to be Nearest Cross Street: Boston Lane. paid by the successful bidder. of Monmouth, State of New Jersey. property known as: Block LEONARD W RILEY. Councilman paid by the successful bidder. Situate at a point on the westerly The Sheriff hereby reserves the right Commonly known as: 3 Judith Court, 530, Lot 23 & 24, street ATTEST: The Sheriff hereby reserves the right sideline of Johnson Avenue, distance address 409 Tilton Place, to adjourn this sale without further Wanamassa. New Jersey 07755. MARY ANN SOLINSKY to adjourn this sale without further approximately 505.46' southerly from geographical location zoning notice by publication. Tax Lot No. 9-4 in Block No. 138. BOROUGH CLERK notice by publication. its intersection with the southerly distnct R-10 which is within JO S EP H W. OXLEY. Sheriff Dimer^ions of Lot: (Approximately) (30) JO SEPH W. OXLEY. Sheriff sideline of Boston Lane. feet of the property owned Dated: July 3.10,17, 24,1996 69.96’ X 80.04* x 150.87* x 250* x 237.60' 200 TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 20% of by you. Budd, Lamer, Gross. Rosenbaum, Dated: July 3,10,17, 24.1996 - irregular. Fein, Such, Kahn & Shepard, Attor­ the bid amount at the time of sale. A hearing will be held Greenberg & Sade. Attorneys Nearest Cross Street: Situate on the neys Balance due In 30 days. Caeh or cer­ on this application by the Juan C . Perez, for the firm easterly side of Judith Court. 300' Colleen T. Ryan, for the firm tified check only. Board of Adjustment of the NOTICE OF SALE (609) 667-3600 from the rK>rtherty side of Darlene (201)538-4700 The approximate amount of the judg­ Township of Neptune, in the Township of Neptune (27-30) 62.00 Avenue. Reference iSN002 ment, Commission ar>d costs to be Township Committee Meeting County of Monmouth CH-753377 TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 20% of (27-30) 70.68 satisfied by sale is the sum of Room, First Floor of the SHERIFF'S SALE the bid amount at the time of s^e . Auction sale to satisfy unpaid rent and other charges. $155,504.92. Additiofralty, all sales Neptune Municipal Complex, SUPERIOR COURT Balar>ce due in 30 days. Cash or cer­ Owner/s may redeem goods by paying rent and other charges OF NEW JERSEY are subject to Advertising tees, to be 25 Neptune Boulevard, tified check only. Neptune, NJ, on Wednesday, any time before the sale. Rented in the name of - unit no. - and CHANCERY DIVISION paid by the successful bidder. CH-752742 The approximate anfK>unt of the judg­ August 7. 1 9 ^ at 7:30pm. All contents - that will be sold as a lot for the following; MONMOUTH COUNTY The Sheriff hereby reserves the right SHERIFFS SALE ment, Commission and costs to be interested parties will be Docket No. F-477-93 to adjourn this sale without further Name Unit* Contents SUPERIOR COURT satisfied by sate is the sum of heard. Norwest Mortgage. Inc., Plaintiff vs: notice by publication. Joseph T. Beerman OF NEW JERSEY $210,799.93. Additionally, ail sales 831 Boxes, Tables, Chairs, Crist M. Cooley & Rosie M. Brown- JO S EP H W. OXLEY. Sheriff Plans of the pro p o ^l are subject to Advertising fees, to be Misc. Household Goods Cooley, his wife, et al. Defer>dants CHANCERY DIVISION Dated: July 10,17. 24, 31.1996 may be inspected in the office paid by the successful bidder. of the Administrative Officer Big Bo 806 Dirt Bike, Ladders, By virtue of a writ of execution in the MONMOUTH COUNTY Fein, Such, Kahn & Shepard. Attor­ Docket No. F-2191-92 The Sheriff hereby reserves the right on the Board of Adjustment at Construction above stated action to me directed, I neys Constmetion Equipment Bluebonr)et Savings Bank, FSB, Pialn- to adjourn this sale without further the Neptune Municipal shall expose for sate at public ven­ Colleen T . Ryan, for the firm Marcus Blackmon 812 Contents To Be notice by publication. Complex, 25 Neptune due, at Hall of Records, 1 East Main tiff V8: (201) 538-4700 JO S EP H W. OXLEY, Sheriff Boulevard. Neptune. NJ Determined Street (2nd Floor - Freeholders Meet­ Frederick R. Ewan & Donna Ewan, his Reference #CC1047 wife, et als. Defendants Dated: July 3.10.17. 24,1996 during regular business hours. Patrick Brennan 734 Dressers, Boxes, Bedding ing Room), in the Borough of Free­ (28-31) $60.20 By virtue of a writ of execution in the Epstein. Epseln, Brown & Bosek, At­ hold, County of Monmouth, New Jer­ Kim Carter 405 Boxes, Bags. Hand Cart torneys Ellen Smith sey, on Monday, the 29th Day of July. above stated action to me directed, I CH-753416 George Cole 407 Bedroom Set, Kitchen Set. shall expose for sale at public ven­ Ralph F. Casale, for the firm (30) 12.71 1996 at 2 o'clock. P.M. prevailing SHERIFF'S SALE Couch due, at Half of Records. 1 East Main (201) 593-4900 time. SUPERIOR COURT Joan Cortx) 365 Boxes. TV . Mattress, Street (2rKf Floor - Freeholders Meet­ OF NEW JERSEY (27-30) 65.72 The property to be sold is located in CH-753414 Township of Neptune Motorcycles ing Room), In the Borough or Froe- CHANCERY DIVISION the Township of Neptune in the SHERIFFS SALE Board of Adjustment hold. County of Monmouth. New Jer­ MONMOUTH COUNTY Eva Deverson 348 Clothing, Boxes, Bags. County of Monmouth, State of New SUPERIOR COURT Notice sey, on MoTKlay, the 12th Day of Au­ Docket No. F-9935-95 Jersey. OF NEW JERSEY N O T IC E is h e re ^ given Toys gust, 1996 at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevail­ Sovereign Bank, FSB. Plaintiff vs: Commonly known as: 6 Patricia Drive. CHANCERY DIVISION that pursuant to the requirements Oianell Dreibelbis 119 Clothing, Lan^), Boxes ing time. Francis G. Booker, et als. Defendant Neptune. New Jersey. MONMOUTH COUNTY of the Zoning Ordinance of the Leroy Harris 838 Contents To Be The property to be sold is located in By virtue of a writ of execution in the Tax Lot No. 10 in Block No. 9006. Docket No. F-5489-95 Township of Neptune, the Board the Township of Neptune in the above stated action to me directed, I Detemiined Dimensions of Lo t (Approximately) Chemical Residential Mortgage Cor­ of Adjustment of the Township of County of Monmouth, State of New shall expose (or sale at public ven­ John Maloney 316 Boxes, Chairs, A/C, Table, 100’ wide X 100' long. poration, Plaintiff vs: Neptune granted the application Jersey. due. at Hall of Records, 1 East Main of Anne E. Konvitz. for a use Nearest Cross Street: Situate on the Joseph Catania, et al, Defendant Shelves Commonly known as: 145 Spinr^aker Street (2nd Floor - Freeholders Meet­ variance to permit the operation easterly side of Patricia Drive, ap­ By virtue of a writ of execution In the Kevin Mulianey 850 Furniture, Toy Soldiers Way. Neptune. New Jersey. ing Room), in the Borough of Free­ of an automobile detailing shop in proximately 205' from, the northerly above stated action to me directed, I Theresa M. 109 Tax Lot No. 122 in Block No. 568 on hold. County of Monmouth, New Jer­ the C -N R -A Zone, on the Twin Mattress Set, Fans, side of Kenneth Terrace. shall expose for sate at public ven­ the Tax Map of the Township of Nep­ sey, on Monday, the 19th Day of Au­ property known as Block 172, Lot Podlaski Weight Bench TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 20% of due, at Hall of Records. 1 East Main tune. gust. 1996 at 2 o’clock, P.M. prevail­ 41. Paul A. Priestley 605 Boxes, TV , Clothing the bid amount at the time of sale. Street (2nd Floor - Freeholders Meet­ TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 20% of ing time. The determination of the Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer­ ing Roixn), in the Borough of Free­ Cynthia S. Roberts 761 Contents To Be the bid amount at the time of sale. The property to be sold Is located In Board of Adjustment is on file in tified check only. hold, County of Monmouth, New Jer­ Detemiined Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer­ the Borough of Red Bank in the the Neptune Municipal Complex, The approxtntale amount of the judg­ sey. on Monday, the 19th Day of Au­ 25 Neptune BoulevanJ. Neptune. Mildred Savage 554 tified check only. County of Monmouth, State of New Rug. Boxes, Furniture ment. Commission and costs to be gust. 1996 at 2 o’clock, P.M. prevail­ New Jersey, and is available lor The approximate amount of the judg­ Jersey. Chastity Torro 562 TV, Boxes. Bags satisfied by sale is the sum of ing time. inspection during r^ u la r office ment. Commission and costs to be Convnoniy known as: 126 Leighton $141,468.27. Additionally, all sales The property to be sold is located in hours in the office of the satisfied by sale is the sum of Avenue, Red Bank, New Jersey are subject to Advertising fees, to be the Township of Ocean (O^churst) In Administrative Officer to the Sale date. August 20,1996 at 10:00am at Pyramid Self $199,756.23. AdditionaHy. all sales 07701. paid by the successful bidder. the County of Monmouth, State of Board. Storage, 1515 Washington Ave., Neptune, NJ 07753 - (908) are subject to Advertising fees, to be Tax Lot No. 13.05 in Block No. 81. The Sheriff hereby reserves the right New Jersey. This notice is given paid by the successful bidder. Dimensions of Lo t (Approxinrtatefy) 775-4747. to adjourn this sate without further Commonly known as: 5 Robin ^ive. pursuant to R.S. 40;55D-17g. The Sheriff hereby reserves the right 90' wide X 2S' long. PYRAMID SELF STORAGE notice by publication. Tax Lot N a 19 in Block No. 5.03. to adjourn this sale without further Nearest Cross Street Situated on the 1515 Washington Avenue JO S EP H W . OXLEY. Sheriff Dknensions of Lo t (Approximately) Edward A. Reilly, Jr. notice by publication. westerly side of Leighton Avenue. Dated: July 3.10,17.24.1996 119.63* x 1 4 3 .ir. Attorney for Applicant Neptune, New Jersey 07753 JO SEPH W. OXLEY. Sheriff 103.50' from the northerly side of Joseph C . Petriello, Attorney Nearest Cross Street: 370.68’ from Anne E. Konvitz (30-3 1 ) 52.08 Dated: July 17, 24. 31, Aug. 7,1996 Bank Street. 8.99 (201)890-7262 Lake Avenue. (30) Federman 6 Phelan, Attorneys TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 20% of (27-30) 63.24 TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 20% of Harold N. Kaplan, Esq., for the firm the bid amount at the time of sale.' the bid amount at the time of sale. (609)858-5115 Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer­ Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer­ Reference #DM-13 tified check only. tified check only. (2 9 ^ eaoo The approximate amount of the judg­ The approximate amount of the judg­ HIlWlWlSBOBDOti ment, Commission ar>d costs to be ment, Commission and costs to be satisfied by sale is the sum of satisfied by sale is the sum of yt/WNG-KEEPUP $11.733.46. Additionally, all sales are $172,224.75. Additionaliy, ali sales CH-753378 subject to Advertising fees, to be are subject to Advertising fees, to be SHERIFFS SALE paid by the successful bidder. paid by the successfui bidder. SUPERIOR COURT The Sheriff hereby reserves the right The Sheriff hereby reserves the right OF NEW JERSEY to adjourn this sale without further to adjourn this sale without further CHANCERY DIVIStON notice by pt4>licatk)n. notice by pubiication. MONMOUTH COUNTY JO S EP H W. OXLEY. Sheriff JO SEPH W. OXLEY. Sheriff Docket No. F-807S-93 Dated: July 24, 31, Aug. 7.14.1996 Dated: July 24, 31. Aug. 7.14.1996 Sears Savir\gs Bank, Plaintiff vs: Shapiro & Kreisman, Attorneys WtSiam M .^ Powers, Jr., Attorney Gary M. Cox; Candyce P. Howerton, Jeffrey A. Grabowski, for the firm Sarah E. Powers, for the firm et als. Defendants (609) 662-5535 (609)654-5131 By virtue of a writ of execution in the (30-33) 63.24 (30-33) 59.52 THURSDAY, JULY 25,1996 PAGE17 E !)t ^ITimes- ohm iliemorp la m Lone Keep Systems Offers Internet Service 15 Years Ago 30 Years Ago 50 Years Ago Bradley Beach - or gather information in a and how you can sign on (From the July 16, (From the July 22, (From the Ju ly 19, Imagine being able to do re­ timely manner is important, today, contact Eileen 1981 Issue of The Times) 1966 issue of The Times) 1946 issue of The Times) search for a project, order Lone Keep Internet pro­ Evans or Karen Jarosz at Summer workshops DeVon Smith, interna­ Dr. Walter D. 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Dr.Maxwell Noack, music di­ quickly as possible is the Spring Lake Hts. opened a Ten ducks died on rector at Baptist Temple, Phila­ key, access to the informa­ day care center. Fletcher Lake between delphia, Josephine Rockett of tion super highway can be A son was born to Mr. Ocean Grove and Bradley Abingden, PA Friends School; of great help. Lone Keep & Mrs. Daniel Beach. The water level was Fred Bowers, singing speaker Internet provides individu­ Stockdale,Ocean Grove, low because of drought con­ and author of “Because.” who were also parents of 1- ditions, exposing decaying Mary Lou Oliver, als, organizations and busi­ nesses unlimited access to 1/2 year old daughter, Casie. vegetable matter and the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. William The Monmouth cause of death was H.Oliver, Ocean Grove, the “Net”. That way if one County Clerk’s Association botielism, according to the marked her 4th birthday with needs to e-mail, say a col­ Rich and Karen Jarosz league, even “after hours” it summer outing was in State Warden. friends: Neal Abello, Bruce can be done easily. Like­ Ocean Grove. Activities in­ Pamela Ann Hancox, Pemberton,Judy Ann Turner, wise, an individual can re­ cluded historical tours, Ocean Grove and Navy Nancy Britton, Len Britton, ceive e-mail anytime. slides, films, centennial cot­ Lt.William (J.J.) Gordon Frances Neri, Carole Bennett, For All Your Of course,another im­ tage, dinner at Day’s fol­ Kline III, Ardmore, PA were Judy Ann Williamson, Nancy FLOORCOVERING portant component to any Terry V ) lowed by the Fred Waring married July 16th. Gilbert, Robin Rush, Dorothy Needs business or organization is Concert in the Auditorium. Ocean Grove life­ Gellum,Teddy Kresge, Elaine ------TURF advertising. Every year mil­ Earning undergradu­ guards were (South End) Fitting and Gloria Poznanski. **SEE** * Compiete ate degrees from Seton Hall Harry Eichhorn, Dave Monmouth was the lions of dollars are spent in getting information about Lawn & Shrub were: Nicholas Monteparot, Shotwell, Dick Manley, John foremost county in the United DAVISON products or services out Maintenance Neptune City; Donna Blewitt, Lou Mitchell and States in its per capita contri­ there to the public. As the Kislowski and Lisa Martin, Buddy Stoll; (North End) B.J. butions to the American Can­ RUGS both of Neptune. Georgio, Dave Mitchell, 21st century closes in on * Summer Pruning cer Society. The giving here 39 Pilgrim Pathway us, the world is realizing Betty Tefner and Tina Emmett W hite, Doug was 32 outs per capita. The that the Internet is fast be­ Ocean Grove, NJ Kossitra received $300.00 Blanchard, Steve Propert national average was 15 outs. * No Job Too Small coming the smart way to 775-7371 scholarships from the Nep- and Bunter Stoll. Among those men­ advertise. Lone Keep Inter­ tune-Ocean Kiwanis Club. Midshipman 2nd tioned in the Ocean Grove * Earth Friendly Monmouth College Class Paul J. Taylor,Neptune youth column, “Beachcomber” net provides the web page design for companies and 774-6414 Basketball coach, Ron City, was attending a field trip were: Doug Tiffany, Sarah 8 0 organizations and then pro­ Kornegay of Neptune and at Corpus Christie Naval Air Hersh, Ann Hicks, Delores vides space to advertise on Walter Mischler, NHS Training Facility. Hoffman,Johnnie Pierce, Pat the net. What better way to teacher, were among the first Young Ocean Grove Kesting, Gill Bowles, Don Mor­ For Any Writing Need reach millions all over the 10 inductees in the college’s swimmers competing gan, Jack Huff, Andy Egner, world? 741-9494 Athletic Hall of Fame. against other shore commu­ Carroll Pierce, Gerry Viohl, Full Internet access is Mrs. August G. Stoll,Jr. nities were Jen Davison, Doris Allaire, Stu McCormick, was chairman and Mrs. C.W. Carol Allaire, Carol Bailey, Tom Shotwell, Dick Henning, also available. This can be Cubberley, co-chairman of Sue Hooper, Patti Clancy, Kim McCormick, Lois Brown, an invaluable tool. Lone the Ocean Grove Auditorium Barbara Bailey, Carol Minnis, Keep Internet provides us­ OSCAR KOGI Bill Fritts, Lois Haley and ers with a web site that in­ Auxiliary Bazaar. James Anderson, Richard more. cludes information on local Dr. Joyce Brothers, Findler and more. Hershey Ice Cream Plumbing, Heating, . businesses, schools, towns noted psychologist and T V Movie features in­ was 70 cents a quart, 35 cents and even the weather! Of performer, was a lecturer in cluded Elvis Presley in Para­ a pint and 20 cents a half pint Air Conditioning & Home Improvements course, one can e-mail Ocean Grove. dise, Hawaiian Style.” with a spoon. Jobbing, New Installations, Commercial. | through Lone Keep Internet as well as access news Industrial, Sprinklers groups and special interest groups to exchange ideas. K itchen & B athroom A lteration S pecialists So in a world where Slate License No. 2606 being able to communicate ' was made. suggest that the buildings The Buck case- Joyce Dawson which are purchased by the pening litigation-is sched­ 922-2094 mentioned that the Board of State be demolished im­ uled to be heard Tuesday, Architectural Review’s or­ mediately. I do not want to August 27. dinance 1547 must be fol­ see them become targets The results of the lowed on all new construc­ for varidalism” Fletcher Lake recreation ^ O U Z ^ Z £ £ S tion. She suggested that the In other business. survey are being tabulated. builders become familiar President Herbst men­ Mr. Herbst said that the vast with Ocean Grove’s setback tioned the ongoing cleanup majority of surveys have c:/^ss^£auzan£ street layout and that they of Fletcher Lake. “We were been opposed to es­ also plan to use historic told the odor problem tablishing basketball and/or 25 Ocean Pathway Ocean Grove, NJ building plans. Commis­ around the pumping station roller blade facilities. One Block From Auditorium sioner Richman gave his was merely a ‘deordorant’. Th e next meeting Now open 7 days for dinner. assurance that he and the Th e last thing we want to of the Homeowners will be Sat./Sun. serving Breakfet, Lunch & Dinner. State will “definitely be in see is chemicals such as a breakfast meeting at the close contact with the com­ hydrogen sulfate poured Sampler Inn on Saturday, Bountiful Dinner Buffet Nightly munity regarding new con­ into the lake-the residents August 3 at 9:30 a.m.. Tick­ Featuring a Carving Station, Salad Bar struction.” of the immediate area ets can be purchased for & a Choice From O ur Homemade Dessert Tray. Committeewoman would have to keep their $7.00. Alt for only $13.95 per person. Patricia Monroe state, “I windows closed.” Complete Luncheon Menu and Breakfast Buffet on Saturdays & Sundays. $5.95 per person. Dial Your Way to Savings. All baking done on site. CkderingAU Year Round See The Products & Services Hotline On Page 11. H k Four Trees Is thS perfect settli^ fear your ttext c«et«d Biid^ ISknwr. I^iheiitstd Dinner at WeddingJlea^on. IM Fdur Ttees be part of yoor 908-77^^1(10 ' PAGE 18 THURSDAY, JULY 25,1996 5Tt)c E im e g - JIM m s ®®aties by Marie McMonagle In Avon-by-the-Sea By Tom Manni Big Bad Bertha or walking at night, But bakes goods go quickly so brought a blustery rain­ things are looking up. come early. storm and bid us a quick All proceeds from the R a n d o m T h o u g h t s goodbye last weekend, Avon Recreation sale go to local charities. leaving little damage in her Th e footing is in for I was sitting at my bow to her sons!!! Someone control weeds that have wake but a washed out the Field House at the ball Ice Cream Sunday desk the other day ponder­ needs to tell these people been growing in front of the weekend and booktair. field. Hopefully with the Sunday is St. Eliza­ ing what to do about my of­ that we are almost at the end Grand Atlantic Hotel, I was The booktair was the cool, crips days of autumn beth Church Annual Ice fice phones. I was unable to of the twentieth century and wondering if the owners only game in town on Sat­ and soccer season, one Cream Sundae Sunday. receive ingoing or make out­ not in the day of Sir Lancelot. were being threatened with urday but it was awfully wet parent will not have to make Tickets can be bought at going calls. My first thought I gotta think that the one thousand dollar a day getting there. I got a barely a quick run home with one church this weekend or at was to do to the beach and cops in Oslo, Norway need fines like my neighbor. Per­ used 1974 edition of the youngster while parent the social on Sunday forget about the phones, some extensive training.. .af­ haps, theTownship or Camp H andbook of Chem istry number two stays to watch evening. Ice Cream with all however, I decided to crawl ter two weeks in a women’s Meeting could take a few and Physics for $.25. As the other youngster play. the toppings will be served under my desk and inspect cellblock, a prisoner pointed minutes to cleanup this eye­ one person said the paper Johnny on the spot in the at 6PM on FitthAve be­ the phone jacks, as if I would out a key detail that officers sore since it is right on Main alone is worth more than form of genuine bathroom tween Lincoln and Garfield know if something .was had overlooked during two Avenue. It’s kind of an insult that. It should prove quite facilities should be ready. Lane. One Dollar for the big­ wrong. When I got up I body searches. “She” was to those property owners useful this fall for my gest scoop around. Its fund, turned around to find a Nun really a “he”! The Police In­ who have worked so hard to classes. Of cnnrsp thprp Riis Trips its filling anri the profits sup­ standing in front of my desk spector was quick to admit make Main Avenue look as were fables full of wonder­ There are still a few port the annual church pic­ in full uniform. She was vis­ that “it seems pretty clear terrific as it does. ful summer reading books. tickets left for this nic in the fall. iting the Jersey Shore from that our body-search tech­ You have to figure that If I can just find the time to Saturday’s Yankee Game. a convent in New Hampshire niques aren’t good enough. pro football players are paid get to the beach. I did pur­ Cost is $36. Haven’t been Another Scholarship and showed me some prayer No kidding. for their brawn and not their chase my bade finally last to a game since before the C o n g ra tu la tio n s to books that she was selling Check out the new brains. A case in point is week so I guess that is a strike? Th is is a definite John Gregg who has re­ as part of a fundraiser. I birdhouse in the Ocean Bruce Walker, a lineman for start. pennant contender this ceived a scholarship to bought one and she asked if Grove Community Wild- the New England Patriots, They did make about year. What a way to return Wagner College on Staten I would like a set of rosary flower Garden on Main Seems that Bruce incurred $1,300.00 for the library at to the grand old game. Island. John was the start­ beads as a gift from her Avenue.lt was built by the a stab wound in the chest the book fair and many It seems early but the ing pitcher for St. Rose a group. After she left, I sat birdhouse man himself, while he and a friend were thanks go to Mrs. Bea tickets are already on sale year ago and will be play­ down at my desk and almost Bruce Flynn. The entire throwing a steak knife at Murday and her faithful staff for the Christmas Carol. ing baseball now for fell off my chair when my house was made with pieces each other in a grocery store of workers. Unfortunately, This is an off Broadway pro­ Wagner. phone rang. Both phone of wood from houses in the parking lot. The scary part is the weather did leave many duction that, those that saw lines were fully operational. Grove. You know, I was won­ that some day he won’t be of the donated books un­ it last year, found most en­ Charter School This wasn’t exactly like the dering where that shingle playing football and he might sold. joyable. Many have already Three teachers from parting of the Red Sea but it went from the front of my be your neighbor. Bertha gone, the signed up for this trip, don’t Asbury Park H.D., May Joe sure makes you wonder... house, My five-year old “Greeks” moved in (to be left out. Call 502-4517. Kapalko, Kimberly Brock I’ve always thought the A recent survey indi­ daughter was telling me Belmar). What a treat it was The third annual golf and Judith Daly have plans whole idea of the monarchy cates that the two most dis­ about all the occupations for Avon. With traffic only outing is scheduled for tor a charter school for the in England was absurd. Why tinguishing features of our that she’d like to have when North bound on Ocean Ave Monday, August 12. It is at Asbury sending district. If should they be any better summer guests are that they she gets older; a teacher, a and not many wishing to Jumping Brook Country you would like more infor­ than anyone else simply be­ never remove their beach painter,a nurse, etc. She leave Belmar through most Club this year. You don’t mation or would be inter­ cause they were born or badges for any reason and then turned to me and said of the day it ensured almost have to be a golfer to enjoy ested in helping with the married into a certain family. they have a tendency to “what are you gonna be open passage for bike rid­ this activity. Tickets are sold charger application in any It now appears that since body surf at high tide.. .both when you grow up?”. .. do I ers and roller bladers in tor the entire days pack age capacity there will be a Princess Di will be losing her can prove to be quite pain­ have to decide right now? Avon. Would that we could $100. This includes all meeting August 1 at 7:30 title of “Her Royal Highness” ful. find more excuses to close g re e n ’s fees, golf cart, PM. Th e meeting will be at she will have to curtsy or Noticing the out of off the Avenue. awards, prizes and a fine Piancones in Bradley. For Speaking of Roller dinner at Jumping Brook. information call 229-6602. bladers and not mentioning Don’t golf or can’t get the New Jersey Guard Brings any names. Do be careful day off? You can just join Blood Drive when taking on the asphalt your golfing friends tor din­ Jersey Central Blood on hot days. One Avon resi­ ner and awards in the Bank will conduct its annual “Fish Tanks” to Shore dent skated through a evening for $35. blood drive in Avon on The New Jersey Na­ REEF-EX program. coast of the United States, patched area of day, the Proceeds from this Wednesday evening August tional Guard is preparing to Surplus,obsolete ar­ from Rhode Island to Vir­ blade caught. You can event are earmarked for im­ 7. There is a serious blood drive 60-ton battle tanks into mored vehicles are currently ginia, to benefit from the on­ guess the rest of the story provements to the ball field. shortage. The more that can the Atlantic Ocean to provide being “demilitarized” at Fort going REEF-EX program. including orthroscopic sur­ For information call Rus help out the better. Dona­ homes for fish. Actually Dix by National Guard me­ The secretary of Defense gery and several weeks out Hinman: 774-1619; Harry tion time is 6PM to 9PM. “push” is a better word— chanics. During this activity, has made funding available of work. No, there was not Vanderbos c/o 502-4500 or these tanks will have no en­ any salvageable equipment to demilitarize up to 6,000 law suit filed. Roller blading, once again the Rec Office A Note gines or electronic systems is removed and recycled as obsolete M-60 Main Battle it’s a great sport but do be 502-4517. How do you like the when they go overboard to spare parts or sold. Any tanks and other surplus careful. new life guard on/off duty become part of an artificial harmful substances such as equipment for ultimate dis­ Annual Boutique signs at each of the beach reef off of the New Jersey hydraulic fluids,oil, etc. are position as artificial reefs. Pothole City Update This Saturday is the entrances? Neat? Shore. also removed to ensure that Artificial reefs, like Garfield Ave between annual B outique of the The state is getting a only environmentally friendly those we are building off the First and Second have been C a th o lic , D a ugh te rs of Upcoming Events: share of the “Peace Divi­ materials and components New Jersey coast, will dra­ paved. It’s not completed America, Court of St. Eliza­ July 27; dend” in the form of artificial are deposited in our oceans matically improve the area’s but it’s certainly a major im­ beth at the Pavilion. Items Annual Boutique reefs made from surplus and included in the artificial commercial and sport fishing provement over the storm for sale include baked July 28; battle tanks and other ar­ reefs. All vehicles are certi­ industries as well as sport sewers. At this time there is goods, jewelry,pfants, arts Ice Cream Sundae mored vehicles from the US fied by the Department of diving for many years to about a two to three inch and crafts, and attic treasur­ Aug 1: Army. M-60 tanks arid M -113 Environmental Protection as come. The New Jersey Na­ difference between the road ers. If you have anything Charter School Meeting armored personnel carriers safe to sink before the pro­ tional Guard is capitalizing level and the aprons by the you would like to donate to Aug 7: will be emplaced on two cess is finished. Once “de- on the opportunity to demili­ gutters. You’ll still have to be the sale please call Eliza­ Blood Drive coastal reef sites in New Jer­ milled,” the equipment is tarize and dispose of obso­ careful when parking and beth at 775-0805. The sale Aug 12; sey as part of the 1996 New then shipped to the Earle lete military hardware— it is also when either bike riding runs from 9 AM to 4 PM . The Golf Tournament Jersey National Guard Naval Weapons Station by providing jobs for New Jer­ truck or rail; loaded on a sey, real world training mis­ barge; and transported to sions for New Jersey sol­ RICHARD C. FLANIGAN the drop site and sunk. diers, enchancing the envi­ H ; T* A^ers New Jersey is one of ronment and providing rec­ ATTORNEY AT LAW 112 Main Street Allenhurst, NJ 07711 five states along the east reational opportunities for Phone: (908) 531-0771 fishermen and divers. Full Service Law Personal Injury Elder Law c m i n m m Consumer Law Real Estate Wills & Estates Municipal Ct. IIS $iewgiirte WEST GROVE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH THE PLUMBING ON WHEELS Corlies Avenue at Walnut Street, Neptune Evening & Weekend Appointments Wars flip Wit ft A Jamity SERVICES: SUNDAY 9:30 am ‘*Trivia Contest Rules” Warm, loving host families sought for high school JUNIOR CHURCH SERVICE; 9:30 am foreign exchange students arriving in August. 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Ocean Grove A Little Ditty Beautification Project Plans from Neptune City Fundraiser OCEAN G R OVE- by Ginny Reynolds “Gardens by the Sea,” Recreation Basketball try Line Dancing Children & Senior Citizens- safety and legal conse­ Calendar of Events a fund raising event The time is coming, 7:00 - 8:30 $3.00. All are welcome. quences of using ATOD; be July 28 for the Ocean Grove the schedule is being plan­ “Rock N Rhythm” sure they understand that al­ 9:00AM Knights of Colum­ Beautification Project, ning. In fact, the first meet­ 9:00 Alliance cohol and tobacco are drugs bus Pancake Breakfast will be held on Satur­ ing for everyone involved Fireworks Display The New Jersey De­ and are as dangerous as il­ July 31 day, August 17 from 12 (coaches,referees and partment of Health gives us legal drugs. Recycle noon to 5 p.m.Tea will scorekeepers); that means Neptune City Day is some prevention tips that the Be sure children have Aug 3 be served to tour ALL the volunteers, will be totally supported by volun­ Alliance would like to share easy access to a wide range 9AM -12N Registration for goers in the Audito­ held on Sunday, August 25th teers and donations from lo­ with you over the next few of appeal ATOD free alterna­ Neptune Recreation Soccer rium Pavilion from 2 to at 7PM in the First Aid cal businesses and resi­ weeks: tive activities and safe, moni­ at Neptune Municipal Bldg. 4. Building.One of the spon­ dents. Your help is needed to This week - Actions for tored areas where they can Aug 3 The self-guided sors (Bruno’s) will be supply­ make our 4th annual day as Parents, Guardians and gather. Neptune City Day walking-tour will be ing refreshments for this successful as the last three. Caretakers: Be a positive role Aug 5 held rein or shine and meeting. I’ll be there, will We are asking for your finan­ Establish and enforce model. Do not engage in any 7:30PM Board of Recreation features beauty of pri­ you? Sge you there! cial support. While money is rules against underage illegal, unhealthy or danger­ Meeting vate gardens, historic raised through the race and drinking. Keep alcohol, to­ ous ATOD use practices and Aug 6 parks, and public Neptune City Day craft lait, this is not enough bacco products and pre­ provide an example consis­ 7:30PM Planning Board spaces. A map will be August 3rd is the 4th to support the fireworks dis­ scription drugs out of reach tent with your messages to Work Meeting provided and a host­ Annual Neptune City Day. play and entertainment we of children too young to ad­ youth. Aug 7 ess wilt be waiting to The day starts with a 5K run would like to provide. Any here to such rules. Provide lots of love, 7:30PM Housing Authority greet you. at BAM and this year.they proceeds are donated to lo­ Avoid exposing others support and encouragement Meeting Ticket’s are $6 have a new youth team cat­ cal non-profit groups. to tobacco smoke and ac­ and help a child learn to do Aug 8 and may be pur­ egory. From 9AM till 9PM The Neptune City Day knowledged that smoking is something welt. 7:30PM Alliance Meeting chased i«i aillvance by there will be a Craft Fair, Committee thanks you for unhealthy. Neptune city Day will Aug 12 send! ns a seif ad- Food Festival, continuous your support. So, mark your Do not use alcohol if be here before you know it. 7PM Recreation Basketball dresaetkjWpnped en­ games, activities and shows calendar for August 3rd. Your you are pregnant. Watch for our Alliance booth Meeting at First Aid Bldg velope le Ocean for children. The day will be participation will help Nep­ If a family member ex­ where we will have our 3rd Grove Beautification capped off with a Fireworks tune City Day to be a con­ hibits signs of an A TO D (al­ annual raffle and goodies. I want to hear from Project, PO. Box CM, show at 9PM. tinuous success. cohol, tobacco and other See you there. you! Your comments, ideas tScean Grove, N«l I The show schedule is drug) problem, be prepared and items of interest about 07756-QSM. TlckMs as follows: Knights of Columbus to connect them with appro­ Library our town are always wel­ may also be pur­ 12:00 The Knights will be priate help in your area. Hours: Mon 1-5PM; come Please share them chased on the day of N.J. ROTC Drill Team sponsoring a pancake Help children under­ Tues 9:30-12N; Wed 7-9PM; with me by calling me at 988- the tour at die Audito- 1:00 breakfast on Sunday. July stand that they are not re­ Thurs 9:30-12N, 2:30- 3215. FAXing info to either rium Pavilion. Top Haf Magic show 28th from 9AM tilt 12 Noon sponsible for problems 4:30PM, 7-9PM; Fri 9:30- 988-5054 or 774-4480 or by The Ocean 1:30 at the council home on adults experience,that adult 12N; Sat9-12N. writing to me at 96 Hillside Grove Beautification D.J. Music Sylvania Ave in Neptune behavior while under the in­ For more information Ave.,Neptune City or at The Project, founded In 2:00 City. The menu includes pan­ fluence of A TO D does not on the Summer Reading Times, PO Box 5, Ocean 19M, is a iton-profit, volunteer group dedi­ “Peanut Butter N Jammin” cakes (all you can eat) necessarily reflect true atti­ Program, please call the Grove,NJ 07756. Please program for children omeletees, French toast, tudes. Neptune City Library at 988- your information to me by cated to the greening and fiowering of 3:30 - 6:30 sausage, juice and coffee. Help children and ado­ 8866. noon on Friday for the follow­ D.J. Don Dellett with Coun- Tickets are - Adults-$4.00, lescents learn the health. ing week’s publication. Ocean Grove. PAGE 20 THURSDAY. JULY 25,1996 crim es- Super Crossword C u t s ACROSS “Theml" Council site DOWN 35 Beer barrel 79 Spill the 1 ■— Old Black 49 Saying 93 Shows the 1 Greenish-blue 36 Spirited steed beans Magic" 51 Range rope way 2 Sign of 38 Like some 80 Male moose NEPTUNE - Marine 5 Bounder 53 “Kidnapped" 95 Radius’ sanctity movies 81 “Clair de — " please everyone so there recently completed U.S. 8 Nab a gnat monogram sidekick? 3 Te l — 39 Tenet 62 Godunov, Pfc. Matthew P. Musselman, are games for the children, Navy basic training at Re­ 12 Steven of 54 It may give 96 White House 4 French bean? 41 Seti’s son eg . a 1995 graduate of and every kid leaves feeling cruit Training Command. "Wings” you pause 5 Southwestern 42 Snare 84 Where the grp Monmouth County Voca­ 17 Roof edge 56 "Platoon" 98 “Siddhartha" stickers 45 Socrates' action is like a winner. Great Lakes, III. 18 Peace of setting author 6 Novelist student 86 Actress tional-Technical High School Naturally hunger and During the eight- mind 57 Pierce 99 Planet, lor Sholem 48 Try a Massey School recently completed thirst occur. Three separate week program, Myers com­ 19 Comic actor 59 Jai — one 87 Mozart 7 Peaceful mouthful basic training at Marine tables sell baked goods, pleted a variety of training James 61 Reasons 100 Summer drink periods 50 Treasures setting 20 “Green 62 Little one 102 Unlocked 8 Resell tickets 52 Item in a 89 Quid pro — Corps Recruit Depot, Parris snacks and candy. Soda and which included classroom Acres" oinker 63 You'll get a 104 Author Ferber 9 Amazing lock 91 Propositions Island, S.C. coffee are available. study, practical hands-on 21 Got off kick out of it 106 Lingerie item things 54 English 92 Adolescent Musselman com­ The Ladies Auxiliary instruction, and an empha­ 22 Part of CPA 65 Put the cuffs 107 End of remark 10 Teen affliction literary lion 94 Takes off 23 Writer Rice on 116 With 32 11 On one’s — 55 "Yours, Mine 97 Catch a pleted 11 weeks of training Bazaar is indeed memorable sis on physical fitness. In 24 Actress 66 Part 2 of Down, (alert) and — " crook designed to challenge new and a pleasant way to spend particular, Myers learned Paged remark Michael 12 Produce a 58 Mayors' 101 Bonehead Marine recruits both physi­ a few summer hours in naval customs, first aid, fire 25 Start of a 71 Part 3 of Jackson poem milieus 103 Roman remark by remark smash 13 Produce a 60 T h e Wizard writer cally and mentally. He joins Ocean Grove. fighting, water safety and Milton Berle 73 Soup spot? 117 Algerian cryptogram of Oz" 105 Mars a 41,000 new recruits this NEPTUNE - Navy survival, and a variety of 29“Agnus — ” 74 Risk seaport 14 Lout co-star surface year, according to Marine Seaman Recruit Charles S. safety skills required for 30 Spine start 76 College 118 Novelist 15 — May 61 Have a cow 106 Stop a sedan 31 Impressed grovrth O'Flaherty Clampett 63 Warning 107 Terminate, sources. Myers, son of Deborah P. working around ships and Immensely 77 Gaping 119 Rain hard? 16 Vitamin bottle devices in a way NEPTUNE - F O R E Myers of 120 Taylor Ave., aircraft. 32 Forsyth gorges 120 People parts abbr. 64 Carpenter’s 108 Pond Children Classic, a women’s predator 78 The yoke's 121 Diana of T h e 18 Canvas tool organism 36 ABA member on them Avengers" holders 66 Pasta 109 Mrs. Nick golf outing to benefit Jersey 37 Moscow 79 Songwriter 122 Stationer's 20 Response peninsula Charles Shore Medical Center’s re­ moola Jacques supplies 26 Mrs. Eddie 67 Certain 110 Wet blanket gional Neonatal Intensive 40 Prior to, 80 Sandwich 123 Philanthropist Cantor African 111 “— No to Prior choice Cornell 27 "Bellelleur" 68 Assignations Sunshine" Care Unit, is being held Au­ Bradley Beach 5K Run 43 Name on old 83 Rosters 124 Exhausted author 69 Command, 112 "Excuse me" gust 19 at 11 a.m. at maps of 64 Fuss and 125 “Planet of 28 from the old-style 113 Take it easy Manasquan River Golf Club. 1996 Results Europe feathers the — " Darkside" 70 Cecil of 114 Benito's 44 Mall mad­ 85 Usher's beat 126 Ending lor 32 See 116 South Africa bread? Th e entry fee is $200 per Male ness 88 Horse play? Capri Across 72 Broadcast 115 Blind part player or $800 per foursome 46 Nasty smile 90 Sun — sen 127 Potatoes' 33 Verdi opera 75 Literary 116 Violinist's and includes greens fees, OVERALL 47 One of 91 Ecumenical partner 34 Learn fast? collection need carts, lunch, awards’ recep­ 1st Place Joey Broxmeyer, Milltown, NJ - 16:02 1 2 3 tion, prizes and gratuties. 2nd Place Joe Pawlish, Wayside, NJ - 16:07

17 Sponsorship 3rd Place James Nolan, Schwenksville, PA -16:20 opportunities are available 21 beginning at $200. For more 16-20 YEARS information or to register, call 1st Place Freddie Stewart, Jersey City, NJ 25 Jersey Shore Medical Cen­ 2nd Place Justin Gassman, Clark, NJ ter Foundation, (908) 3rd Place Jeffrey Propert, Bradley Beach, NJ 776-4382. Designated as a Level 21-25 YEARS III Regional Perinatal Center, 1st Place Sergio Santiago, Manasquan, NJ Jersey Shore Medical Cen­ 2nd Place David Mason, Avon, NJ ter possesses the capability 3rd Place Graig lorizzo, Hoboken, NJ to handle high-risk pregnan­ cies and newborns. 26-30 YEARS OCEAN G R O V E - 1st Place Mark'Speck, Pt. Pleasant, NJ Remember the Ladies Aux­ 2nd Place Richard Broxmeyer, Milltown, NJ iliary of the Auditorium Ush­ 3rd Place Kevin Schmitt, Milltown, NJ ers’ Bazaar? The Bazaar fills the Auditorium and its 31-35 YEARS grounds. This year the Ba­ 1st Place Eric Fredrickson, New York, NY zaar will take place Friday, 2nd Place BJ Herbst, Bradley Beach, NJ July 26 from 10 to 4 and Sat­ 3rd Place Bruce Jones, Neptune, NJ urday, July 27 from 10 to 2. Money earned at the Bazaar helps with Ocean Grove im­ 36-40 YEARS provements, civic needs and 1st Place Louis Zimmerman, Neptune, NJ beautification. 2nd Place Tom Zarra, Pt. Pleasant, NJ Bazaar tables sell var­ 3rd Place Terry Mullane, Wall, NJ ied wares that include white elephants. Also there are 41-45 YEARS clothes, crafts and fancy 1st Place Dan Staehle, Monmouth Beach, NJ goods, memoribilia, includ­ 2nd Place Alfred Smith, Brick, NJ ing cookbooks, pictures of 3rd Place Eddy Cooper, Neptune City, NJ Ocean Grove Victorian homes, Christmas balls and calendars. Moving on, cus­ NISSAN 300ZX 1985 tomers find kitchen items 1982 AMC WAGON Fully Loaded with all and more Christmas decora­ Full Power, excellent gas options, t-tops everything tions. iiffiif lL#pi mileage, Cruise, Tilt Wheel, power, digital, brand new Categories of special $750. Call (908) 922-5350, ®l)c Siincs clutch, needs brakes. Black, interest not always offered at (28-33) $2,300. (908) 774-1388. (25- local bazaars include a jew­ E ia iiii iin fifi I f 7 i 31*) elry table and a quilt. The aim of the B a za a r is to COAH LUCKY 7 Continued from page 1 7 WEEKS/or $7.00 throughout town, not includ­ staff who would qualify to being. t o i b e ing the sidestreets, and adminster this program. If Director Bishop The Times will run your car there are approximately we hire someone from the will be present for the next classified ad 7 weeks for only $7.00 200 units which would County or State, the costs meeting onthis subject, Simply describe your vehicle in 25 qualify for these grants.” could escalate to 20 per­ scheduled for July 30 at 7 words or less and return it to us at: Several residents cent.” He asked for an av­ p.m. at Borough Hall. The Times expressed their concern erage administrative cost In other business, Answers to Super Crosssvord 41 Pilgrim Pathway, PO Box 5 over the ten percent of the and was told that figure is the Mayor and Council Ocean Grove, NJ 07756 grant which is typically ear­ about $3,000. Councilman voted in a $250.00 salary marked for “administrative Pearsall recommended that increase for 1996. T h e costs.” Mr. Pearsall said, “I Bradley Beach go with a amount will increase to was advised by Director County or State-approved $500.00 annually, starting Bishop that Bradley Beach administrator to run the pro­ in 1997. does not have anyone on gram. should it come into

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IN NEED O F GENERAL house contents, specializing town center, LR, DR, eat-in certified, experienced Instruc­ Collection of toys, books, Motivated seller - open to all HOM E M AINTENANCE? Call in estate liquidations. kitchen, storage room, lease, tor. Specialist in senior fit­ clothes, chinaware and some offers. (908) 449-0825. (29- for the pro. For all Types of Completeclean-out included. security, references. Adults, collectibles. Comer of Ocean 30) Home Improvements. ness, back care, injury Cash paid or Commission No Pets, $625 per mo., inci. Lamont - No job too small. rehab/preventlon. Call Option. We also do house and Heck Avenues. Satur­ utilities (908) 775-5765 (24tf) day, July 20 from 9:00 - SUMMER RENTAL Give me a call at 775-3244 weekends (908) 774-6014. sales! References Supplied or beeper # 914-3343, days (24-31*) upon request. FREE 3:00. G R EA T PRICESII(29*) OCEAN GROVE-Bright, OCEAN GROVE - Large and weekends. (29-30*) Q U O TE S . Call Don (908) clean, 1BR, unfurnished. OCEAN GROVE-Family Victorian, 1BR apt. Comfor­ 988-5504 anytime. (25-32*) South end, walk to beach, 1 home, 30 years ac­ table, furnished, clean, quiet, year lease, security. $650 cumulation, complete oak air-conditioning. Porch, per. (908) 879-2973. (28-31*) dining room set, pedestal Cable. $80.00 day, $500 table, china & glassware. week, $1,500 month. HOUSE FOR SALE Furniture and something for Available immediately. Call NEPTUNE CITY - Com­ everyone. Thursday (7/18), 774-7775. (29-30) fortable, mobile home 10’ x Friday (7/19) and Saturday 55’. New gas heat, A/C, W/D, (7/20). 36 Atlantic Avenue. Nice park setting. Please call (29) 774-2195. (26-33*) YARD/PORCH SALE OCEAN GROVE - HELP WANTED OCEAN GROVE - Year Garage sale/Flea Market. AUTO MECHANIC - round cottage located on Every Saturday 10 am. until Must be experienced in for­ . . . Something for everyone. Clark Avenue. 2 BR, modem eign and domestic cars. kitchen and bath, improved Collectibles, jewelry, Must have own tools. Apply household items. In front of electric, dining nook, living in person to Ray Poland Goldie’s Coffee House, 55 room and bay window. Spot­ Service Center, 90 S. Main Olin Street. (28,29*-35) less condition, asking Street, Ocean Grove. 776- $125,000. Please call (908) 5590. (21tf) 988-3513 if interested, ask OCEAN GROVE - for Terry. (27-30) Thurs, Fri, Sat, July 25-27. OCEAN GROVE - 9-2:00. Baby and girls Open house, 131 Mount clothing, woman’s clothes, PART-TIME DEMON­ Tabor, Sunday July 28, 1- new trash compactor and STRATORS - being hired 4pm. Owner looking for more. 36 Seaview Ave. OCE.AM GROVE. TEEM SHOW now for the fall selling quick sale - best offer over (30) season for Christmas Around $65,650. 3BRS, New BH, the World. No out-of-pocket LR, FDR, 2 Porches - come expenses, free $300 kit, WANTED TO BUY see, make offer. Jean training and support. Brenda Hones, your open house (908) 988-8353. (24-37*) guide. 774-7166 for dir. I BUY AN TIQ UES - Paint­ July 26th 1996 • 8:00PM ings, furniture, object of art, (30) Tickets $5.00 PART TIME SECRE­ jewelry, china, oriental rugs, TARIAL WORK in devel­ toys, collectibles, wrought oper’s office 3 days per iron. Call Andrew Rose for week. Please FAX resume courteous & hassle free ser­ 918-3338. Computer know­ vice. 918-0598 (9tf) The Great Auditorium ledge is essential. Ideal for mature student (year round Ocean Grove NJ • 908-775-0035 position) (30) PAGE 22 THURSDAY, JULY 25,1996 Recreation Plan to Be Released Soon

By Pat Reilly Present at the meet­ “But next year we will and Gables Elementary cuts and to be accountable to the voters who seek much N E P TU N E -Th e long- ing were representatives of be in line,” said Herbst. He School be expanded to pro­ needed relief. Change the budgetary process that allows awaited Neptune Township the Homeowners Assn, who particularly mentioned cre­ vide indoor gymnasium school boards to shift money from line item to line item so M aster Recreation and said they would present a ation of a ballfield on Inskip space for year-round use. cavalierly. I assure you Governor, that Neptune Township Open Space Plan is in final recommendation as soon Ave., as one possible im­ Input has also is not like a “voice crying out in the wilderness.” Our frus­ draft and is soon to be re­ as possible. Their input, provement. been received from the trations are shared by many a municipality in this state. leased, it was learned at the they said, would reflect the A meeting was held Township Recreation De­ For the financial well being of all our residents, change Township Committee work­ data gleaned from their re­ July 12 in the office of the partment and various com­ this system that no longer serves the interest of the people. shop Monday. cent recreation question­ Neptune Township Board of munity groups interested in Very truly yours, Township Administra­ naire sent to 1,000 resi­ Education to review the fi­ Recreation and Open James J. McGann, Mayor, Township of Neptune tor John Gross said that dents. nal draft of the plan. The Space issues. they are awaiting input from Homeowners Presi­ Master Plan was jointly T T 1 1 various community groups dent Herbert Herbst tcid commissioned by the Nep­ J i. before presenting the report Committee members that tune Township Board of for final adoption by the his group does not expect Education and the Neptune G E N E I ^ A L Township Committee. He to see Ocean Grove receiv­ Township Committee. PCCEINe €€. mentioned two groups that ing any added recreational Superintendent of DOaSLE Since 1952 they want a recommenda­ facilities this year. “Not with Schools, Dr. MichaelT. Lake K tion from, the Ocean Grove the sewer work going on,” and the Board of Education Camp Meeting Assn, and he said. Referring to the have endorsed the plan ROOFING the O ce a n Grove sewer line now being in­ which recommends that the iW Homeowners Assn. stalled at the South End Shark River Hills School & SIDING rorroatinnai cito FIAT ROOFS THE GORES j SHINGLE ROOFS REPLACCMFNT WINDOWS Roofing & Siding ! FUU.YINSURED 776-8249 Consultants I FRFC FSTIMATES New Shingle A Flat Roofing 40 Years Experience ■ Repairs of all types AREA BUSINESS 4 fremont dr. Neptune I FREE ESTIMATES (908) 240-2449 1410 Hwy 33 L.jTi-iieaL.i Neptune, NJ 07753 DIRECTORY A SUPER MARIO BROTHER Dan's

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John Exley and his 1900 Olympic Gold Medal Rowing Team. The first Olympic Crew Champions. member of eight, four and were defeated but had a re­ two-oared crews. John Exley had an in­ spectable race. The Vesper Th e Vesper Crew real­ Crew Team was very re­ significant incident that ized that the 1900 Olympics spected. The Helms Athletic changed his life forever. It in Paris were approaching Foundatiorr inducted the was nothing more than buy­ so they trained steadily for Vesper Boat Club members ing a pair of shoes that the trials. Competitions were of the 1900 Olympics into changed his life and made held in the Schuykill, in New the Hall of Fame. The Ves­ him a Gold Medalist. In Jersey, and in the Harlem per 1900 Team included John’s mid-twenties he took River, New York. They were Jo hn Exley, Roscoe some time out from his work successful in their trials so Lockwood, Edward Marsh, to shop in a shoe store. He far that they continued Edwin Medley, William Carr, was trying on some needed abroad and beat Holland, John Geiger, James leather shoes and while Belgium, and Germany and Juvenal, Harry DeBaecke, leaning down his strong, were on their way to the and Louis Abell. muscular arms were ex­ Olympics. Exley was placed In 1914 John married posed. At this same mo­ in the stroke position which Lola Watson and moved to ment Mr. Ryan, a gentleman means that he would be the Snow Hill were they had 11 from Gray’s Ferry Boat Club, leader (the most important children. His son Charles happened to be in the store. position in rowing). The lives in Neptune New Jersey Mr. Ryan went over to John Olympic books of 1900 show with his wife Joan. In an in­ that this fantastic Eight- and introduced himself. “Mr. terview with him He spoke of Oared Crew with Coxswain Ryan explained that he was his father with great pride. a student of anatomy and from Pennsylvania received His eyes filled with tears a medal for rowing - a GOLD! that John Exiey’s arms could when he remembered the be those of a powerful ath­ The Vesper Boat Club Eight- triumph of his Dad, the Oar Crew were the First lete. If he would be inter­ Olympian. He showed me Olympic Crew Champions. ested he should, go to the the Hall of Fame plague with In the 1904 Olympics boat house on Sunday and pride that he received at the try out for the Rowing Club.” in St. Louis, another crew Helms Hall Awards Dinner John was curious and went from Philadelphia com­ and spoke of his fathers un­ peted. John Exiay and the that weekend to the official record that until this Coxswain were the only two Schuykill River. He began to day still has not been broken. work out with the race crew carry overs from the origi­ The Olympic Star and that year the team won nal 1900 team. And again moved his family to Milford every event they entered. they won another gold in 1938, during the depres­ The A’s Captured the Neptune Township Colonial League Playoff When his coach, Pat medal. sion, were his interesting life Championship, beating the Cubs by a final score of 7-4. Team members By this time John was Dempsey transferred to the came to an end but his included Patrick Alburtus, Shea Roddy, Zach Powell, Thomas Hall, 37 and he was still compet­ Vesper Boat Club, Exley fol­ memory is remembered in Matt Matowsky, Scott Pearse, Dave Marshal, Jimmy McKewan, lowed him. In 1897 and ing. It was here were the the Olympic Books, and by Jonathan Parison, Michael Donovan, Anthony Castaldo, and Matt 1898 Exley began winning Vespers crew made a bid for all those that loved hin infi­ LaFrance. The team was coached by Thom Alburtus and Dan Roddy. national rowing races as a the British Henley. They nitely.

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tar - ^ t v The "A Slice Of Amencana “The musical strains from a soaring pipe organ spread Larry Jack.son, executive director of the Ocean Grove heavily throughout Ocean Grove’s Great Auditorium Cam Meeting As.sociation, said that when residents came as l,7(K) worshippers take their seat on a sweltering out for an Independence Day parade, it became evident Sunday Morning. The unified voices drift outside, the town “is as sure a slice of Americana as can be Word past the summer tent homes and their tlutterring Ameri­ found in this nation.” Sunday Star Ledger can Hags, down Pilgrim Pathway and its rows of Jackson, a Texas preacher with an MBA, said he’ll never Victorian homes toward the oceanfront. Like a land forget his arrival in Ocean Grove three years ago. It that time forgot. Ocean Grove, a tiny community was dusk, and the combination of sunset and old Victo­ Is Out... nestled among the re.sort towns of southern Monmouth rian homes was breathtaking. What Jack.son didn't re­ County, remains unabashedly Christian,” alize, however, was that his arrival came at the height of Sunday Star Ledger a struggle Ocean Grove was waging over its very sur­ vival. Sunday Star Ledger “We love this town.” Herbert Herbst, president of the 1,000 member Ocean Grove Homeowners As.sociation, ASBURY 0 PARK “We’ve been fighting for it for the past three or four years." Sunday Star Ledger "Politicians seem to agree. Gov. Christie Whitman re­ sponded to steady stream of protest by the association and other Shore groups with a $4 million dollar pro­ gram to buy up offending homes and distribute their PRESS residents in other communities." Sunday Star Ledger "It’s a beautiful community. It’s no longer Methodist Ocean Grove Battles Back From Brink but all denominations." -Headline Sunday Asbun- Park Press Herh Herbst Sunday Star Ledger "We are committed to maintain our traditions. Whether "Live years ago, we had "We took the state on tours of "This town has a future again. those traditions are coming back around in America, I deinstitutionali/.ed in hotels in these homes. These people If you would have asked me that sadly doubt it. But when you hear politician talk about our town on the main drag, were in deplorable condition," in ‘9 2 , 1 would have told you it family values, this, in my opinion, is one of the most with people who needed their (Herb Herbsl-President of has no hope.” Tom Rechlin- family oriented communities in the country,” medication wandering aim­ Ocean Grove Homeowners As­ .Sampler Inn Owner. 'There is no doubt in my mind we will continue. lessly. f-ive years later that no sociation) Sunday Ashury Park Press The past is our future.” longer exists," said Len Steen, Sunday Ashury Park Press “New business owners and lo­ Larry Jackson Sunday Star Ledger a Broker at Century 2 1 Ocean “Today as a result of stepped up cal officials usq words like “re­ Grove Realty. “The town had inspection and closure of the naissance" to describe the activ­ vibrancy, but you never had Grove’s rooming and boarding ity and energy in the Victorian - certainty the town would main­ homes, the number of era vacation community, one of tain itself. You never knew if deinstitutionalized patients in the few districts in the county it would go up or down." Ocean Grove has been reduced designated as national historic Ashury Park Sunday Press by more than half.” landmarks” "I've stayed, watched, waited Sunday AshuryPark Press Sunday A.shur\ Park Press <6 prayed- this town is on the “For .some reason, which none move in all o f the right of us will ever be able to define, directions. " Broker l.,cn Stedn this town woke up to its poten­ “Ocean Grove Residents got tial, and it seems almost- though angry” Sunday Ashury Park an exaggeration- overnight it “The Ocean Grove seemed to find its pride.” “The Homeowners Association, the movement and the energy is volunteer Ocean Grove here.” U iny Jackson citizen’s Patrol-which now Sunday Ashury Park Press boast more members than the “Neptune Police Chief James Neptune Police Department- Ward said the combination of and variotis other groups, in­ state efforts to reduce the popu­ cluding township government, lation of mentally ill, an aggres­ helped pressure the state to sive neighborhood watch and closely monitor the rooming & the locking of iron gates on boarding homes” bridges connecting Ocean Sunday Ashury Park Press Grove and Asbury Park have tamed an area once a headache of police.” Sunday Ashury Park Press

Memorial Day Weekend; USA Today cites our town Coastal Realtors as one of their 4 choice places to live in the entire coun­ try. Both the Asbury Park Press & the Star Ledger fol- , low-up with feature articles on Ocean Grove in Sunday LEONARD J. STEEN II Editions. * That's millions of readers exposed in a positive NJ BROKER ASSOCIATE ■ NY REAL ESTATE BROKER -a.S MILLION DOLLAR SALES CLUB '88 - '89 MILLION DOLLAR SALES CLUB '93 - '94 - 95 fashion to our town & it's continued progress. fEven • DESIGNATED NATIONAL REALTOR STATUS FOUNDING MEMBER 1 can't afford that kind of media attention). NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF PROPERTY MANAGERS • NOTARY PUBLIC Rather than run an ad on my listings for sale, I in­ stead feature the town as it deserves to be featured- "with The Power To Move The Coast its vibrancy & in a renaissance". Fellow Realtors, cut my name off of this ad & distribute it, or stop by and I'll give you copies of all 3 articles. Continue to GET 1 -800-286-1376 THE WORD OUT-OCEAN GROVE USA-THE PLACE TO BE! 67 Main Avenue • Ocean Grove, NJ