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SEVEN CENTS Vol. LXXXIX, No. 9 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE. NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, FEBRUAR 28, 1964 Paul J. Riley VFW Ladies Present American Flag Musicale And Tea Firemen Fete 50-Year Members New Salary Guide Wins Freedom At Woman’s Club Of $4,400 to $8,800
Foundation Award Queensmen Featured For Twp. Teachers In Program To Benefit Scholarship Fund New President Presides V VALLEY FORGE, PA. — And Committee Chairmen Freedoms Foundation at Val Named for 1964-1965 , ley Forge, Pennsylvania, an OCEAN GROVE — The Choral nounced that Paul J. Riley of group of the Womart/s Club of N R P T .U N E — At the Nep- . 4 Steiner : avenue, Neptune Ocean Grove presented a musicale tune Town ship Board of Edu-; ^ City was a principal award tea at the clubhouse last Thursday for the. benefit of the cation meetinfr ‘;at' the' winner of' the 1963 Freedoms mediate School Wednesday ' Foundation awards which are Meta Thorne W aters' Scholarship Fund. The . program featured the night, a teachers’ salary guide ; presented annually to those for 1964-1,965 was adopted.^ persons and groups who help “Queensmen” Rutgers' University quartet.' >.. The schedule was. developed improve public understanding in 13 steps showing steps 1, of the American way of life.' Roy D. Gemberling, manager of the quartet, introduced the three $4400 for non-degree, ^5000V other members: David W. Hardy, for B. A. degree Or 15 / years Richard D. Dahoney and David in Neptune, $5200 for Thaxton. They sang: folk songs, degree or equivalency ^nd \ barber shop numbers, a medley, of $5400 for doctor’s degree or equivalency. The maximum George M. Cohan’s compositions WASHINGTON FIRE CO. President Kenneth Boorman (left) pre which were very enjoyable. As an sents 50-year award to David II. O’Reilly (center). Thomas Alli- for non-degree is $6900, $7900 ?! encore they sang .‘‘Bow Wow” good, Chief of the Ocean Grove Fire Dept., looks on. Elmer S. for B. A. degree or 15! years.iri /. which is a traditional Rutgers Uni Dunning, another 50-year award .winner, was unable to attend. . Neptune, $8400 for M. ■ 'A;r ;de-^;' versity song. OCEAN GROVE — The-annual gree or equivalency and $8600 The Choral group presented two Washington Fire Co. No. 1 dinncr- for doctbr's^degree or equiva groups of song, “If Wfc Could Tell First Aid Squad dahce was .held Feb. 22. President lency. The super maximums:; You,” “In My Garden,” “About Konndth Boorman presented two after 25 years’ service in Neip-:; Katy,” “When Children Pray,” Answers 80 Calls fifty-year members with gold pins tune Township in the last "Mister. Sandman/’ The second and watches, David O’Reilly arid three categories are $8100, group included: “The,Two Clocks,” Elmer Dunning. $8600, and $8800. ■’ ' . OCEAN GROVE C apt a in “The Little Dustman,” “Let My Those attending were: Mr. and Otto G. -Stoll Jr., of Ocean George Cole .reported a total of 80 Song Fill Your Heart,” “I Heard Mrs. Thomas Alligood, Mr. and Grovei presided asi new president^; Auxiliary to the O’Brien-Major Post #2639, 1515 Corlies Avenue, calls answered by the. Ocean Grove Neptune, presented a 50 star American flag and pole to Brownie a Forest Praying,” . “I Like it Mrs. H erbert Bush, M r.'and Mrs! and. Mrs. Jennie* J. Nicoi is new; First Aid Squad for the period Troop 699, Neptune. Left to right, Mrs. Kenneth Laursen, Brownie Here.V . . . _ ‘ Albert Catley, Mr. arid Mrs. Ken vice president. The committed covering 2 months' ending Febru leader, Debbie Krausser, Eileen McGarry and Mrs. Carl Barber, Mrs. 'Russell L. Snyder was neth Boorman, Mr. David O’Reilly, chairmen for the/ 1964-1965' year; patriotic instructor. (See story Page 2.) ^ ary 19th. Of these calls 58 were chairman of the music department, Miss Arine O'Reilly, Mr. and Mrs are: Education; Andrew J. WiIson;r Paul J. Riley of "emergency type” and 22 for Mrs, Win. Schlasman, co-chairman, Arch Shaw, Mr. Joseph Moore, future planning: Wilson Kennedy; Mr. Riley is editor of The Ti transportation. He also stated the, Mrs. Joseph Fitting1, accompanist. Mrs. Isabel Fenimore, Mrs. Ruth building: and grounds : y; William^ tanox News, plant magazine of Squad had members stationed at Final Date Set N. J. Trust Co. Members of the Choral Group Leland, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wil Neayes; finjuice: Mrs. Jennie j;. the National Lead Company, Ti- headquarters around the clock.dur are Mrs. S nyder, 'director, Mrs. son, Mr. and; Mrs. Everett .White, Nicol; athletic:; Albert Schneider;", ing the, recent severe snowstorm. ’ taniiim Division, Say'reville, New Schlasman, co-chairman,. Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weaver, Jr. personnel, *. non-instructional: For Registration Opens New Office . Bill Asay of the Board of In Jersey. The Titanox News was hon Henry Erbacher,' Mrs. Joseph Also, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ward, Misner Jr.; public relationsDr; ] ored for feature articles during structors, reported a .successful John J. Rizzo, and' policy: Richard FREEHOLD—Glenn L, Swader, Blackley, Mrs. J. N. Ferrier, Mrs. Mr. , and Mrs., A. Meeks, Mr. Wil 1963 devoted to a variety of sub At Oeeanport tour by members and. their wives P. Anderson.- Commissioner of Registration and Marjorie Morris, Mrs. Bleecker lard Smith, Mrs;: Britton, Mr. and jects on patriotism and for a his of the facilities at Monmouth Me In other business Monday night, Superintendent of Elections • dis Stirling, Mrs. Joan DeGraw, Mrs, U n . A lbert W hite, Mr. and Mrs, torical series of articles for. the OCEANPORT—The New Jersey morial Hospital. , .The tour was. the following teachers \vere recom^ closed , th a t March 12, 1964, is - the Wm. Morawe, Mrs. Walter John William Zimmerman, Mr. and.Mrs, children of employees in The Jun Trust Company opened a new office conducted on February 2nd. On his mended to the substitute teach era,/ .last day for residents of Monmouth son, Mrs. Ralph Hunt and, Mrs. William Mockridge, Mr, and Mrs. ior Titanoxer, a special magazine at 346 Oeeanport avenue, at the in suggestion the Squad approved the list: Mrs. Marion Sherman, B.; S.- County to register, re-register or Jesse Kester. i Michael Seiser, Mr. and Mrs. Wil . published by the National Lead tersection of' Oeeanport avenue purchase of a manikin and two oth degree, New York University; Mrs. make a change of address for vot- Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Vivian M. liam Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Company' for the children of em with Main street. This is the bank’s er pieces of training equipment for Ann -Tanenbaum, . 6.- S.. degree* ing. in the forthcoming Primary Kubler,^ president,., poured at the Mehler, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pack ployees of its Titanium Division. eighth office and marks New Jer drill and training. He also noted election to* be held dn April 21, tea table with s centerpiece of red,’ ard,: Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Batdorf. Drexel.; Institute of Technolog;^{/• Duplicate. awards — 4" George sey Trust’s entry into the Ocean- that following an instructive film George Pinkney, B. S. degree^; 1964.' ’ \ ’ . . . white and blue. • Arid, Mr: and Mrs. Robert Catley, "Washington1 Honor Medals embed port - Little Silver - Shrewsbury - to be shown at the March drill, Mr. Swader suggested that any The committee - in charge were Mr. Robert Brown and guest, Mr, Maryland State College; Mrs. Eliz*- ded in a 7" square block of plastic Eatontown area. the. members' will attend an in one desirous of checking their vot Mrs.' Homer Secor, Mrs. R. A. Da and Mrs. Glenn Trout, Mr. and Mrs abeth Kroeze, B. A. degree, Wash ■were presented to ■ Mr. Riley, and formative program at Fitkin Hos ing status should;contact their mu • Present at the ribbon-cutting vison, Mrs. Alexander Anderson, Raymond Misner, Jr., Mr. and Mrs, ington Square College, New York the National Lead Company at pital. Fitkin has recently instituted nicipal clerk or the' office of the ceremony were Oceanport’s Mayor Mrs, Andrew Sturm, Mrs. George George Cole, Mr. and Mrs. William University and ' Mrs. Fredretha^ award presentation ceremonies at their program to co-ordinate first Commissioner of Registration, Edward Wilson; Councilmen Geissler, Mrs. Edward Emmons Harries, Mr. and Mrs. William S tephen,. B. S. degree. Savannah Freedoms Foundation, Valley aid duties with hrfspital facilities Room 306, Hall of Records, Free Franklin Ingram, Felix Foggia, and Miss Anne Mason. Nordhousen, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert State College. Forge, on Washington's birthday, and will use members of their staff hold, N J .f or. telephone 462-1940 Clement Sommers, George .Barrett, Attending were: Mrs. Albert Twelves, Mr. and Mrs.. David John Faculty members Mrs, Beverly': February 22. An award luncheon for first aid training. Edward Urion, Harry Koch; New Dumke, Mrs. Margaret Self ridge, son, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hannah, Rockburne, Mrs. * F. Betty WeiU —Extension 393. The office of the Plana were made and a commit at Valley Forge Military Academy, jersey. Trust President, Joseph Mrs. Edward Emmons, Mrs. P. C. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutton, Mr. zehhoff, Mrs. .Nettie G. Manley ;andr commissioner is open from Monday tee' appointed for the up-coming Wayne, Pennsylvania followed the Thummess, Chairman of the Board, Comes, Mrs. Margaret E .. Barr, Miss Carla C. Jones will ,be; ‘of, to Friday between the hours of annual dinner to be held in the and Mrs. Russell Frances, Mr. and presentation. Mr. Thomas J. Mc James R. parbour and manager of Mrs. K atherine Macdonald, Mrs.- ficial coaches for the new approved; 9:00; a.m. and. 4*.30 p.m. Oh March latter part of March. Bud Bush and Mrs. Stuart Blair, Mr. Joseph Mahon of 1264 Denmark road, 11 and 12th, the registration hours the Oeeanport office, M artin J. Richard C. Eisele, Mrs: F. G. Sandford, Mr. and Mrs; Howard G iris’ I n tersch ol as t i c, > B ask et ball a Plainfield, staff assistant to the Leo'Brierley are acting as co-chair a t the ofFice of the commissioner S q u ire i 1 Arntz, Mrs. Sara Loyennark, Mrs. Smith, Jr. League ahd G i r 1 s ’ , I hte rs chola ^ tic;; plant manager of thS Sayreville men.. ■’ '. ■ ' o t registration wilt be from. 9:00 a New Jersey Trust is the.result of ■ Luella Osterloh, Mrs. Ena Wake Track a nd. Field Meet a t a re ni Uher- plant, accepted the award for the a;m. to 9:00 pjrnv ; the merger: last September (1963) I field, Mrs. M. J. Schmitt, Mrs. ation of ^150 each, f company. Neptune Student In Contest Pace ciglit, pIm w page five, please Page eight, pleaM In answer to a question by Thom The award ceremonies were wit Founders’ Day At as Daniels of 1911 -Greenwood Aye^. NEWARK—Miss Jane S. Arider- ~ 1 l n rr i nessed by Mr. Riley’s wife, Vir nue, regarding how soon a new^ ginia, a fifth grade teacher at Sum- son of 210 Hawthorne St., Neptune,! Sllinineriielo F I A will represent Neptune High School I school bond referendum would b^- merfield School, Neptune and by ■put before the . voters, ; Mn ;Stol| ; his son; ‘William, a Neptune High in the.26th annual Poetry Reading ■“ — Contest at Rutgers Newark College NEPTUNE—Founders’ Day was said that they a re g iving it priori tjri School senior. The Rileys also have of Arts and Sciences March 7.‘ Miss J observed at the regular Summer and are reviewing the situatipn;5 another son, Paul, Jr., serving in Anderson, a senjor, will road Sit-1 fie,d P.T;A. meeting. Boy Scout taking into consideration .the an-- t t e N avy a t Great Lakes, III.. ’• well’s “Sailor, What of the Isles?"!TrooP 95 presented the colors arid swers to. the boards’ recent; ‘,‘opinV a The Rileys also attended the an She will; compete with students | opening ceremonies. :. Mrs. Gerald ionaire.,,> nual Martha Washington Ball at from 80 New Jersey secondary Palaia, president, then introduced Ermon . Jones of - 807 Stamford the Hotel Sheraton,. Philadelphia schools in the State University the honored guests of . the evening, Drive, asked when the Citizens’.Ad-i on the evening of February 22 as competition, the largest turnout Mrs. Homer Martin and Mrs. Netti visory committee wil) give a: pre-‘ honored guests of" the Delaware in the history of the contest. : Angles, charter members; Mr. Da- •Hminary report on.their■;study of^ Valley . Chapter of Freedoms Foun- - ft vid Drout, Mr. Wilson Kennedy, racial ini balance in the townships dation. . B a s s Mrs. John Polhemus, Mr. and Mrs. ;schools.;'The;boayd^ The Titanox News and its editor Are Coming! -■: '" James O’Rourke, Mrs. .Lewis Dix Keen .reccivirig-' progresis - .repbrts received top' awards in 1902 from TRENTON New Jersey's/:inc* Wilbur Hawthorne, past and. hope, to have a' preliminary; rc ^ the National Safety Council for. striped bass fishermen - can expect Presidents; a Mrs. .Juan Dangler, port by the Marchv25th meeting^' ;the promotion of Industrial Safety, excellent spring..fishing wheh the ^liSs Anne.Bier; Mrs. Jahn Po)hem- A t a . later, date, avco m pi ete report from the Traffic Safety Institute striped bass season re-opens on ua, .and Mr. Allen L.- Jones, priri- ^iJl.be given: tO ;the^pubiic.vvv '^ ^ and the American Association of ' Mr.;-./Jones a 1 so ;a>ked :; i f .anyv Industrial Editors for traffic safe Suhday; March 1, 1904, according ciPa|. wb0 honorary lif? mem- to forecasts by the Division of Fish a^Ir. Jotjes is also a state life members o f . the - Board of, Ed\ica^:- ty features and from the U. S. and Game of the Department of fnembeivahd Mrs. I’olhemus a na- tiori. are assigned/’ to ; this;;a(iyisory.; Treasury. Department for the pro Conservation and Economic Devel- tional life member, committee. Answer—No, they were? motion arid sale of U. S. Savings opment. ■ Striped bass is one of the The Neptune High School choral given a free hand; • \ . ‘;- Bonds: most discussed .'and soughtafter KrouP umlerathe direction'.of ;Mr. . A Iso,.; w hat; is. the;, roIe • of Supt;^ .While a resident of Ocean Grove, Balt-water fiBh in New'Jersey. It is Frank iPeluso entertained: with a of Schools on this committee ?; Ah- Mr. Riley served as Cub and Boy ;swer- —' The * Superintendent; of .'Scoutmaster of Troop 41. He is a the only salt water';»pocie's>'^which^■delightful selection of songs. Also Schools is1, not a irrember, but he: past president of . the Ocean. Grove by law is exclusively a sport fish 0" thu program were the Hitch with.no netting permitted In state. Hikers and. the talented Susan and the .boa id sec re ta ry h ay e be eii| P.T.A. and Ocean Grove’s Wash Maher, who sang aIspng she had. available for resource material and^ ington Fire Company. territorial waters. Mr. composed. . ;. Mr, Christie has attended sonie of State Hospital Invites Public ;THe membership, \yds - asked to their • meetings.- ’ \ iFire Police Meet support , the/Neptune ^Schola rshlp Mr.'Jones replied; “1 realize:this NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP opened its 85th Anniversary year Wednesday with a birthday luncheon for MARLBORO TWP. — The New card party to be held;at the Royal is a Sensitive and moralyissue,' but old-timers, residents who are or will be 85 years of age this year, plus a group in their 90’s. In the Jersey State Hospital at Marlboro Manor on April 29th/^^ ;.: ;.7 feel; that the establishm ent of, 'this NEPTUNE—The Neptune Town above photo, Mayor Joseph Wardell is cutting the birthday cake at a table of senior citizens 90 years' invites the general public to attend Citizens. Advisory; committee :to;. ship: Fire Police .Assn. of District of age or older—left to right, John Owen, Mrs. Grace Beam, Charles Coopey, Mayor Wardell, Mrs . The following people have been Mary B. Almond and Mrs. Frieda Muller. The luncheon program at Howard Johnson’s restaurant was the. showing of. a 90 minute black named to the • honiinating commit- study ^.0 factp fsegi'egation fiijipears!“• 1, met Sunday at the Liberty fire and white sound film entitled“ The house. District 1 includes the fol arranged by the township’s Tercentenary Committee. Alvin E. Bills, Sr., was master of ceremonies- teel- Mrs. Louis Biirhetti, f Mrs. to; be n ot]i i ng: in ore: th a n a del ay ihg j William L. Steele gave the invocation; Mrs. I’eggy Goodrich, Tercentenary secretary, reported on the pi st Day” i n the auditorium on the Richard Dehart, Mrs, Harold Jaffee, method. It should riot be placed in • lowing fire-companies, Unexcelled, committee’s, past activities, while .Township Clerk Joseph E. Bennett outlined Tercentenary proposals hospital grounds on Wednesday, Mrs. Samuel Firidjer and Mtv Tom ;t h e • h a n ds pi*, the- lay in a nbut; is; J thejf; •Hamilton, Liberty and Shark River including.a History of Neptune Township, a museum of local artifacts and historic lore and the pres March 11; 19(34 at 8 :00 p.m.- The as Gelay. * \ • duty of ihtr 'Bo a rd o £ E il u ca ti bn.*^ •Hills. The object of the associa ervation of the old Revolutionary era, cemetery on Old Corlies Ave. at Gully Road. Mayor Wardell welcomed the senior citizen guests and thanked them for their "community spirit.” film portrays treatment; - program s tion is to promote the best method for patients;and problems inyolyei) / The regular . meeting of the : ST. ELMO REOPENING5 - Ocean Groye Board bf ;Fire Com- RrtpmH available March ^th. vDiri^' of doing fire police duty. The first DAY’S STATIONERY GIG MORRIS FLOWER SHOP . ^ . NOTICK a : in the average mental hospital 6f “The Greeting Card Store” “ Finest in Fresh Flowers.” 710 missipner.H \yill j be ;held on; March ing_rpohi open March 7th at A :30; reading of the by-laws were read, The regular meeing of the Board to d a y; ' D r. C h a rles 5 . W ebbe r, Opp Post Office, Ocean Grove U. Ninth Ave., Belmar. Tel. 681-1909. of Adjustment of the Township 6,1964 7:30 .p.m.' instead of March serving Ala. Carte dinners:; from^v and will be adopted a t; the next cl ini ca 1; ’ psy c h i a t,n s t' a t M arlBpro, 13, j96 1 . ‘ -—9-10 $1.30. Full course dinners from'; meeting which will be at the Shark —28tf —Gtf .of' • Neptune will he held at the fireen Grove Schorl, Green Grove \yill conduct a half' hour.'question .S lJj.;..:/;- . —8-10; River .Hills fire house. Victor Cal- Don’t Cook Tonight; Call Chicken CHOICE OF Businessmen’s Lunch- Road, on Wednesday, March 4, and answer i period; following1 the NAGLE'S MAIN CENTRAL Delight! Chicken, Fish, Shrimp, eon hnd Dinners. Quality food. rea- j RECORDERS Stereo, TV’s and■: lindrilla of the. Hamilton Co. is 1961, at 7:30 P.M. —9 showing pf the. film.: Free parking' ; P.IIARMACY — TeLi 774r0201 transistor radios.; A Iso p li t o radnrnV , president and Nelson 'Painter, of Rib dinners. Free delivery. PR 5- soriably priced. Daily luncheon: All-year service. Drugs, of Quali 3556. 1217 .Asbury Ave., Asbury Pk. special,'$1.00. Neptune Diner, Cor-] is available on the hospital grounds; all rpakes sold ant) repu»red. ; NeW^: the -Hills Co;, secretary. GROVE SKYVfEW TAXI all des- ty for prescription s. D oc to r s a d v i kc anilVused, 1 ow prices, ACE; T V 693 —20tf lies.Ave. & Neptune Highway. —2tf tinations. Phone 774-0765. —5tf adjacent .'to the. auditorium . ; r N agle’s. U ours 8:30. A.M.-9;30 P.M. ■ M >'>'. •<5, Neplune City:• ; ■- V- A (i E T W 0 OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIME S. TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1964 '. !l- | the theme for his sermon at the and Post to be held at the Post solo ‘.‘The Hunting Song.” ford, Conn.; Thomas Chatburg, Jr., Sandy Malir; a very talented young iady, sang a folk song that she Home tomorrow :(Saturday), with Refreshments were -served by executive secretary, RumfOrd, R. I.; had composed,; /Her sweet and .unspoiled voice was -a joy.' to listen to. Mrs. FrancisNebus 11 o'clock -Holy . Communion Serv It's a pity such: a lovely, program was not better attended. Many ice this Sunday, will be: “An Eter Mrs. Harry J..BroWer and George Miss Florence Gower, Mrs. Andrew Elmer S. Schilling, publicity chair parents and teachers were conspicuous,by their absence. nal .Fellowship.’’ Walker, co-chhii'meri for the affair. Sturm and Mrs. Geo. Geissler. . man, Cainp Hill, Pa.; W. E.’ Bern- Members;of Boy Scout Troop 19(5 went on a father-son camping "'•'■■j Visits Post Aux. The meditatioh for the Mid- Plans were made to. have a St. The following members attended: sau,' Pa; state . president, Reading, trip to Bucktown last weekend. From all reports, they had a Week Lenten Seryicc at 8 p.m. Patrick’s party for the senior citi Mrs.-, F . G. Arntz, Mrs. ,Bicocker Pa.; Raymond E. Harmon, past fabulous time. The boys who went were Kevin, Eddie and Bobby OCEAN GROVE — The I.adics Ward, .Billy and Bobby Lee, Lenny Vandervort, Billy Griffith, Jim -. on Wednesday, March 4th, will be zens at the Martha Ann Rest Homo, Stirling, Miss Florence Hunter, president, Reedsville, ,'Pa.j- George my McGann, Ricky Riccobono, John Torchia, Tyrone. Bottani, Steve Auxiliary to the Haimnh-Citosman based on Christ's “Fourth Word 1500 Corlies avenue, with Mrs. W. Mrs. Theo. Beekman, Mrs. L. Pa- A. Crago, Harrisburg, Pa.; Jacob Odell, Tommy Gelay, John Alexander, Claude Sparks, Billy Hannahj ; Post .#2233, Veterans of Fovci;:'u j From the Cross” and will be pre Lee Yarnall iri charge of arrange pertsian, Mrs.,, Neil .'Keller,. Mrs. R; Bowers, Lancaster, Pa.; Stan Kenneth Bender, Chippy. Schweiters, Eddie Riley,, Mike Flynn, Vic-; Wars met at the Post rooms last! ments. ■/’ : Anna Farrell, Mrs., Boese, Mrs. ley A. Prey, Reading, Pa;; W alter tor Loperfido, Reid Curchin, John White, Victor Guigno, Ronnie Pop- sented by the Rev. Prank M. Sal- - lar and John Everson. Thursday’ when the sixth 'district I veson. The Sound Filmstrip, “Jesus Thursday, March 12th.waH set for Katherine Macdonald, Margaret E j F. Wrenn, Jr., Philadelphia; J esse They were chaperoned by Scoutmaster Stanley M o itis ; A ssistant president of the Ladies Auxiliary Before The High Priest,” will be a bus trip to. Cherry Hill. Shopping Barr, Mrs.-Grace Beam, Mrs. Ver-; Diehl, York, .Pa.; S. l-.iri Taylor, Scoutmaster Halsey White, Tom Gelay, Walt Schweiters, Thomas Flynn, ■ to the Veteran’s of Koreijtn Wars, j during- this service. Center and luncheon at Cinelli’s non Sherwood, Alice Rutmaii, Flor-! Burnham, Pa.; Howard D., Slagle, James Vandervort, Dominick Loperfido, Claude Sparks, Bill Curchin Mrs. Frances T. Nebiis nlade'her j A new series of Adult Inquirers' Country House with Mrs; Philip II. once Mickens, Florence A. Jones, York, Pa., and others are expected and Ed Riley. ■;:iy official visit. She was accompanied Classes will be held during* the Kruschka, chairman. Reservations Mrs. Tillie Hammell.. to attend the riieeting. We all know that there are man>, many dogs in Neptune Town by, Mrs. Rosemary Sommer, past may be made by calling Mrs. Also, Mrs. Louis WcCIeary, Mrs. The annual meeting of the Fed ship and l am assuming* that those who own them, must certainly love Sunday School Hour (9:30-10:30 them. It has been called to my attention that many residents have not department president and Mrs.1 a.m.) for 10 weeks, beginning this Kruschka or Mrs. Sliwa. Also res Chas. L. Davis, Mrs. Arina Kichr eration will be held at Ocean Grove secured 1964 licenses for their dogs. They were required to do so by Florence Lambertson, sixth district - Sunday. The class is open to all ervations will be taken for a bus line, Miss Ethel Bonter, Mrs. Han on June 26 and 28. -. January 31st. The township is planning to take action against owners .. chaplain. . interested adults and is designed trip to the World’s Fair in New na Campbell, Miss S, M. Smith, of unlicensed dogs in the very near future. If you are a dog owner it Mrs. Helen Fried, past president to provide opportunity to study York on April 30th. Kath. H. Brandiey, Ethel M. Jen is to your advantage to see that the dog is licensed immediately. Call police headquarters for further information. of Belmar-Juno Post Auxiliary,1 The group voted a $5.00 donation the theology, history and practice nings, May G. Stafford, Julia Carl Mrs.W. Sutherland Primary election, time-is ccming up soon. Ii‘ you are a new Belmar, was also a guest of the of.the Lutheran Churchi It also to ..the-Sixth District and plan to son, Mrs. Enoch H. Gabriel, Mrs. resident or one who has neglected to register in the past, you evening.. The honored guests were serves as preparation for church attend the annual Loyalty Day Pa Henry Smith, Jr., Mrs. Elizabeth must do so by Thursday, March 12th in order to vote. You may escorted' in and introduced to the membership for. those who desire rade sponsored by the Sixth Distrct G e ig e r:y A ■ -V. ; ;.''i■ v,''V Leads Philatheas ^«.so the township headquarters, Main street during regular ■ members by President Louise Lam-' to join the congregation. in Asbury. Park on May 3rd. Also, Mrs. George, Geissler, Mrs. office hours, 9 a.m, to 5 p.m., weekdays. Also at the headquarters on Thursday evening, March 12th from 7 to 9 p.m. and at the :■[ ;"'.bcrfc:... !'• • I * ------Mrs. Brower reported attending Andrew Sturrii, Mrs. Edward Dev- ■ OCEAN GROVE — Mrs. Warren' Sportsman's Club on Green Grove Rd., Tuesday, March 10th .y>::,. 'Mra. . Nebus. spoke on' various the official Visit of the 'National onshire, Miss Florence Gower, Barth and Mrs. Roy fiahring were from 7 to 9 p.m. > activities of the District, her main P. Bruce Barreca President, Mrs. Lillian Campbell in Mrs. James Sherrard, Mrs. W. hostesses; for the Philathea class •'Our deepest sympathy and prayers to Peg and Dick Sullivan, ■ ;,topic being “Mental Health” which'; the Robert Treat: Hotel, Newark, Schwarzwaelder, Ella ,- Robinson, in the ^ Conference room of St. Princeton Ave. on the death of Peg's. father, Mr. Joseph . Byrne of .. is the special, project of Mrs. Elea-'! Pompano Beach, Florida. Peg; left Saturday for Florida to attend the Auxiliary Speaker recently with,Mrs. Sliwa and' Mrs. Mrs. Fred Petersen, Mrs. Edna M. Paul!s Church on Tuesday evening. funeral and the thoughts and prayers of her many friends accompanied '. nor Caffery, department president. Edward T. Parsons. The auxiliary Peterson, Mrs. Anne Dawson, Mrs. In the, absence of the president, The Auxiliary officers were highly J received a citation arid flag stream E, Greaves, Mrs. Jane. Simmons, Mrs.:,Barth,' the vice president, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ulmer, Maple Ave. recently spent a weekend • complimented on their work by OCEAN GROVE—P. Bruce Bar er for haying, 100%, paid mem Mrs. X H. Neiil, Miss E. Clerihew. William Sutherland presided. Mrs. as .the guests of Mr. and Mrs.. Roland Chamberlain, formerly of the bhore and now living in Bound Brook. The trip was made so that the . Mrs. Nebus. Refreshments were reca, of Red Bank, a psychologist bership by Dec. 31, 1963. And, Miss Bertha Munson,' Mrs. Sutherland opened the. meeting by and practicing marriage counselor, Ulmers could stand as godparents for the Chamberlain's son, William ': served by the hostesses Mrs. Emma Hostesses for the evening were Muriel G. Westall, Charlotte L. presenting the poem “Thank God I Howard Chamberlain. They celebrated the occasion with a smorgas Jones, Mrs. Louise. Lambert and spoke on “Making Your Husband Mrs. James Allegro and Mrs. Mi Myers, Mrs. Jeannette Ecke, Mrs. Am Alive.” ., bord luncheon. ‘Mrs. Kfithy Taylor, tables being Most Important in Your Life, and Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Oliver. 401 Old Corlies. Ave. have returned: chael Lembo. Next regular meet Anna C. Schenck, Mrs. E. Boulderi, Mrs. Richard Steree led the devo- Home” at the meeting of Eagle trom a ..vacation trip to sunny Jamaica. They were accompanied by -appropriately decorated in the ing will be heid on March 5. Miss May Warden, Anna S. Bier; tidons, her subject, ^‘Prayer.” Fire Company Auxiliary recently. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony- LaBanca, Interlaken. ’ j; . George Washington Birthday spirit. - 7- Mrs. Sylvan Ehrich, Mrs. Ivan Hall, Mrs. Alice Bean reported on the Baby congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell, 720 Ruth Mr. Barreca also showed slides of ^ . Two 'candidates, ,Mrs. Katherine M rs; E. O. Dickinson, Mrs. B. last meeting; The next meeting will Drive and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Renz, 16 Brook Drive who both have tho 19G4 and 19G5 World’s Fair. new sons. * Macdonald and,Mrs. Lillian Lone, ' Holmes, Miss Gaylord Mount, Mrs. be March 21st at St. Paul’s Church^ Mrs. Fred Niedenstein, presi Panel Discussion -■ Happy birthday this week to my dear husband, Andrew, who cele- '■were admitted to membership and .Clifford Kunckle. All following meetings will be the dent, presided, Final plans, were Drates on the 28th and Congratulations on surviving another year with v ; received and greeted'by all other fourth-Tuesday of the month, at St. those two kids of ours. Also to Doreen Lehmann, 13 Willow Drive and discussed for the card party to bo members , present. Mrs. .Emma At Grove WSCS Paul’s Church. •. Michael D Agostino, 307 Cliffwood Drive who will be six, Larry Scisco, • Jones, cancer chairman, reported held tomorrow (Saturday) at the 3 Princeton Ave., celebrating his ninth and Janies Page, 9 Joanne Drive Mid-Year Meeting Other members present, were : on,the work on cancer dressings. fire house. who turns eight. Also Cheri Lynn Crook, 304 Hemlock Dr. who becomes . OCEAN; GROVE — About .13 Mrs. R. B. Trimmer, Mrs. Reba one. Mrs. Dorothy Gondek reported Refreshments were served by me.nibers braved the , bad weather Wielert,' Mrs. Florence Lancaster, .Rev, Shennan Robinson of the Hamilton Methodist Church was the . sending shoes for the handicapped Mrs. James Ward, Mrs. Garry Dar- In Brooklyn N. Y. speaker on . Morning Chapel over WJLK last Tuesday morning. His tV attend the . regular meeting of Mrs. Archie Tairitor, Mrs. Anne "..to the Veteran’s Hospitftl in East ' kiu and Mrs. Gilbert Twelves. the, Wbman’s Society of Christian talk was very inspiring, We are very-fortunte. to have pastors such as Kichlirie, Miss Caroline Wilson ne in our area who are so capable of spreading the word of God. Orange.. A letter from former'sec- ' Service lri St. Paul’s church last BROOKLYN — The Mid-Year : . retary, Mrs. Theresa Hartshorne, and Miss Lillie R. Sheffer. Wednesday afternoon. Conference of the National. Federa -* r- informed us that she was ‘ doing Post Auxiliary Mrs. Russell. Snyder,- music chair tion'of Men’s Bible Classes will be volunteer vork in the Veteran’s. man, played musical variations on held tomorrow (Saturday) at the Liceiise Suspended ^Hospital.in the vicintiy of her Flor- Presents Flag the piano, preceding tho meeting. Hanson > Place Central, Methodist . ,‘ida home in Pinellas Park. Mrs. James Hahn, president, pre Church, Brooklyn, N. Y. . TRENTON — The New' Jersey ;:; : V The yearly report on member-'1 sided at the meeting and opened .. The Federation has a member Division of,, Motor Vehicles an • ship was -received revealing 5 now To Brownie Troop with a welcome' and a prayer. ship of more than 30,000.Men’s Bi nounced the suspension of the New , 'members and 2 I'eiiiftated. I Mrs. David Shotwell had a very ble.Classes .throughout the United Jersey driving privileges of Robert ••■•'"' The district- president presented NEPTUNE—The regular meet fine devotional period, followed, by States. ■ . " .. E. Sawyer,. Jr., 21, RD #2, Nep tho president of the post with a ing of the Auxiliary to the O’Brien- Mrs. William Gilbert Singing “0 Among the officers are the fol tune, for a period of three months,, under the State’s Point System. PLUMBER? citation nnd ribbon for 100'.; paid Mnjor Post, Veterans of Foreign Lord ■Most1 Holy” and “I Walked lowing: Harold F. Garrett,'.presi up membership in the Auxiliary. Wars, was held last Thursday at Today Where Jesus Walked.” dent, Wilmington, Mass.; Boyd C. ; The Sixth District meeting will be the Post Home, 1515 Corlies ave The business meeting was held Cocklin, secretary, Camp Hill, Pa.; SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES ; held'lit. the P o s t. rooms, 52 ..F it-' nue. Mrs. Stanley . J; Sliwa pre with Mrs. Hahn presiding. Austin Stendahl, treasurer, Stratr $3.50 A YEAR BY MAIL ■ man avenue, Tuesday, March 31st, sided. Mrs. Arthur Sudall, assistant iinii'aniiiiiik:iiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiRiiiitiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiitifiiii|iiiaMiiiiiiit,i, um, iiiintiniaitiiiiiiiinHinniinmni, mum, mar .. . . at 8 p.m. The next regular meet A 50 star American flag and membership chairman,. introduced ing of the Auxiliary will be held pole was presented to Brownie three new members, -Mrs. George lit the Post rooms, Thursday eve-' Troop G99, Shark River Hills by K err, Mrs.. S. Ehrich arid Mi's. S. “AROUND TOWN” ■ ning, March 19th, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Carl Barber, patriotic’instruc P. Applegate. HELEN PELUSO —r * - — tor. Miss Eileen.McGarry and Miss The program in charge of Mrs. 302 Hemlock Drive, Neptune — PRospect 4-013$ Debbie Krausser accepted the flag Bleecker Stirling, was in the form J Adult Classes At for the troop with Brownie leaders, of a panel, titled “On Racial Poli The regular meeting of the. Summerfield PTA was. held last Mon- Mrs.' Kenneth Laursen and Mrs; cy”, hrid :Mrs.: Stirling was assisted, day .night and I must say, that it was the most entertaining meeting NO WAITING Donald.McGarry and Neighborhood by Mrs. Hahn, Mrs. Ivan Hall, Mrs. ,we have ever attended. It was Founders' Night and many of the past Lutheran Church chairman, Mrs. Owen Henricks, Ernest. Dickinson and Mrs.;Char-', presidents and life members were there. Another g-pesfc was former school nurse, Mrs.- Anna Bier. . Scrap books from years 'ago were Final pjans were made for the lottc Myers. A Charter of Policies ori cusplay and we noticed many former presidents browsing through FAST SAME NEPTUNE —The . Rev. Eugene second annual dinner and dance in was presented and voted on by. the the ones from the years they serve# irf office. ,W. Beutel, Pastor of Redeemer Lu- honor of the past, presidents and members.' ' . ••'!'. ' , ‘The ^highlight^ pf .the' evening was ; a musical, program presented DAY SERVICE • theran Church, has announced that past commanders of the Auxiliary At the end of the program a mo by the Neptune Hig^h School Choral Group under -the direction of Mr. ment of silent tribute for Miss Frank Peluso. '^Mr. Peluso is to be commended for the wonderful job he has done in forming the various choral groups in our school system. Florence Hemming, who recently .' - Among the other entertainers for the evening, were a group from FOR: # Heating passed away, was held.! The Ros the, high school called “The Hitch Hikers”. vThey are the folk singing etta Sherwood Hall Circle, Mrs. group that placed fourth in the recent Hootenanny held in. the. high, # Plumbing # Oil Burners •Warren. Barth, leader, • were the school. They presented a medley of songs with great ease and the con- riqence that comes from knowing the audience enjoys your performance.'. hostesses of the afternoon/’ • Automatic # Electric = - * ------Water •-, Sewer
Home Auxiliary -FOR- Heaters Meets At Church WE SELL—INSTALL—SERVICE OCEAN'GROVE—1The Methodist LOA'NS Home Auxiliary met at St. Paul's Church on Monday. President^ Mrs. Alice Bean, presided and .ALL TYPES. opened; the. meeting greeting the members and reading- a poem en See titled.'"Faith ."vV; & SON INC. Miss Florence Hunter gave ; the ESTABLISHED 1909 devotions;, :taken ; if r6m, .the .
Before entering the. service in Serving Our Country A ugust 1962, Marks attended Nep SPORTSCENE tune High School. By Rich Holl, Neptune High School ’65
SHORE CONFERENCE PLAYOFES . .The playoffs for the Shore Conference championship began last FRER PICKUP AND Wednesday, as Neptune played Lakewood High Schoolin'a game .that doubled as Class “A” championship game, and Matawan met Wall for . Oiil.lVHRY SERVICE the Class “B” crown. The winners, of these , two games will oppose (Local Youths'in Uniform), Wc Operate Oifr Own Cleaning each other tonight (Friday) for the overall-title. .The Fliers ahd Lake- Airman First Class Bernard Ty and Pressing Machines Wood finished the, regular season tied for first place with 13-3 rec»- son of • Neptune, N. J. has arrived 4
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west on Springwood Avenue and West Edna Hill, Mrs. C, W. Woodworth, Bangs Avenue to the westerly bound Benjamin Moffet, Muir G10vor, AI - ary line of the development known Mrs. Ira Howland, Mrs. J. B. Ood^ 'bert Catley, Melvin Hilliard and as Asbury Gables; thence, south on the- westerly, boundary.-, line of the er, Mrs. Nellie Sweet, Mrs. Charles Bradley Giffard. development known .as Anbury Ga Bilms and Mrs. Homer D. Kresge bles and • the . extended line thereof dow n:: OiTicers of St. Paul’s Sunday to State Highway #33; and, thence, Master Herbert Davis celebrated School Occan Grove, were elected And Neptune lime# east on State. Highway #33 to Spring his fifth birthday with a party at Published Friday' ; “ Tel. PRospect 5-0007 dale Avenue. as follows: General Superintendent, WILLIAM T. KRESGE, Editor and Publisher P o llin g P la c e . ... WMORY his home, 94 Main avenue, Ocean Harry Hendrickson; Supt., Senior CHARLOTTE MEYER, Social Editor Comimmitv Room. John W. Knox Homes, 19 Davis Avenue, Neptune. Grove, Young guests helping Her SIXTY-FOUR MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY Mrs. Steadman Applegate; Supt., DISTRICT THIRTEEN _ bert enjoy tlie event were Charles BUBSCRIPTION: $3.50 yearly, $2.25 semi-annually. Bounded on the east by Shark R‘v®*' Intermediate Dept., Edgar Bates;- ADDRESSES cl) an Red on request—always Rive former address. and Mushquash Brook; on the soutn LANE Weaver, Jr., Edward Guyer, Bobby Soe’y,, Harry Wheeler; Financial ADVERTISEMENTS: Rates frill be,furnished by us on request. by the center line of Lakewood Rond; Davis, Billy Hcintz and Ruth Weav- WATCH THE LABEL ON YOUR PAPER FOR THE EXPIRATION Ob on tho west by the.center line of Brigh -Sec’y.. Eaym ond’Gracoy; 'A ssistant YOUR SUBSCRIPTION ton Avenue: and on the north bv tne vcr assisted in the festivities. .•enter line of Corlies Avenue, (State Financial Sec’y., Roznor Ward; Second Class Postage Paid A t Occan- Grove, N. J. Highway #33). Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Hulshart, P o llin g P la c e _ , ' Statistical Sec’y., Frank . Viering; Shark River' Hills Fire House. Brigh zel .Opdyke, 71 Mt. Tabor Way, formerly of Ninth avenue, Neptune, . The• Times is on sale at following newsstands: Day’s Stationery and Assistant, Clarence Chamberlain; Ruth’B Stationery, Ocean Grove;. Cracker Barrel, Shark River Hills; Freddies ton Avenue, Neptune. , Fifteen Years Ago Ocean'Grove, was appointed to a announced the- marriage of their Librarian, Karl Height; Treasurer, • Newstand, Asbury Park; Neptune Varsity Shop, Park-W arner s Drug. Store. . DISTRICT FOURTEEN ' daughter, Margaret Raab, to Thom .Inc.. Neptune Soda Shop. Andy’s Light Grocery, Nick- Fornarotto,-Sm iths Bounded on the east by the .center three year research fellowship 'in Joseph Rainear; Organist, Miss . Beehive. Harvey's Stationery, and Willy’s, Neptune. ’ line of Brighton:Avenue; on, the west tl anatomy department of the as Edward Van Note, or’ Neptune THE TRUTH IN ITS PROPER PLACE ______by Jumping Brook; on the north by Glendora Weeks; Chorister, Fred the center - line of Highland Avehue Washington . University medical City. Hiller; Supt., Missionary Dept., east to Green Grove: Road and north The residents of McClintock New Jersey Needs A Greater Promotional Program on Green Grove Road to Hankins Brook
. Joseph Simpkins, Cubmaster of The new Oceanport bank is a ■Mrs. Carl Harder in, charge. creditors of said deceased to present to the said Surviving Executors their': OCEAN GROVE Ocean Grove Pack 41, reports the one-3tory, .cream colored cement Birthdays were celebrated by claims under oath within six months MEMORIAL CROSS from this date; following Boy Scouts will serve as block structure, with Drive-In and Mrs. Erna Sterner, Mrs.' Arthur Dated: January.31, 19G4 Den,chiefs’j&p the local CUb Packs: glass enclosed Walk-Up windows, Silva, and .Mrs. William Voorhees. ' LOUISE ESTELLE LOFGREN. OCEAN GROVE — The 18 •131 G r e b n t r c e R o a d Doug Holl, Jonathan'Wood, 'Robert night depository, inside, teller. win Refreshments were served by Tonawanda, N. Y. ' foot Memorial Cross on the Mrs. Frank Borelli and Mrs. Voor HOWARD STUART WORTLEY Woyshner, John Fisher. and Seohcy dow and a conference room or man , 1G Me?idowfield Lane’. . front of the Ocenn Grove Audi Trout. The boys attended the an-, ager’s office; It is air-conditioned hees. " • ; Glen Cove, Long Island, N.. Y. torium, facing the sea. Will be . Surviving Executors •••-. nual Blue and Gold banquet last and equipped with the.most modern -— - — * ------PAUL, B. THOMPSON, Esq. liRhted the week of February week at St. Paul’s Church. burglar alarms and other safety, 70 Sip Avenue ' • 29 to March 7 in memory of Journal Square devices. There is a large parking Robert Hagernian /erscy City, N. Jv Mrs. Joseph C. Ogdenj by the Attorney ‘ • The Reverend "Mr. and Mrs. J. The Ocean Grove School was en area .in the rear. Landscaping and -6-9 *21.1* family. black-topping will be completed Mark Odenwelder of. Morristown, tertained last Thursday by Mr. CIRCLES Grove Chairman 2-246 . when weather permits. SHERIFF'S SALE . were Ocean Grove visitors several Forest Corley's Intermediate School May Leonard Woodruff SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY* days last week. Mr. Odenwelder Band. The children were intro , OCEAN GROVE — The May Joseph Thumnit’ss, president, CHANCERY DIVISION . Mr. and Mrs. Paul. Schmidt, 38 said the quarters are. .temporary For Goldwater MONMOUTH COUNTY is district superintendent of the duced to the various instruments Webb avenue, are .returning S atur Leonard Woodrofif Circle met last Docket No, F-994-63 and given an opportunity to heat* with expansion planned in the. fu THE BOWERY SAVINGS BANK, a Northern District of the Methodist day (tomorrow) ; afte r at- m onth's Tuesday a t the hotne o t Mrs. Al corporation of New York, Plaintiff vs: Church. Last Friday they attend a short melody played on each one. bert Doremns, 78 Broadway. Re ture, OCEAN GROVE—Robert Hag- DANIEL JOSEPH DOLAN, et als:, De vacation at Boca Raton, i Florida. f e n d a n t s ed the board of trustees meeting This was'followed by, several selec freshm ents -were served by the . The (bank will provide full bank erman, 127 Abbott Ave., has been Mrs. Eva Howe of Buffalo, New ing services, including loans of all named chairman of the Ocean By virtue of a writ of execution in O- at- the Methodist Home. Mr. and tions by the entire band, The .dem hostess . and co-hostess, Mrs. Ja's. tlie above stated action to me directed, York, . is Ayisiting heiv sister, :3M:rsv Grove Chapter of the New Jersey r shall expose for sale at public ven Mrs. Odenwelder were over-night onstration and Concert was given D ay.- r--'' kinds, m ortgages, ■ personal ancl. due, at the Court House in the Bor William' Ayres, 49 Clark avenue,- guests of Mr. Odenwelder’s aunts, to create, interest in music; Chil commercial checking, savings ac- Goldwater for President Commit ough of Freehold, County of Mon On Thursday Mrs. H owe celebrated5 Mrs. Charlotte Myers,, leader, mouth, New Jersey on Monday the • the Miss Grace H. and Ruth H. dren in the fourth, fifth and sixth opened the meeting,-, greeting the countsfi Christmas Clubs, money tee, it was announced today by Ed 9 th d a y o f M a r c h ; 19G4, a t 2 ‘ o ’c lo c k , her birthday with a family dinner! orders and a variety bf other 'serv ward J. Sharp, Neptune, Third New P.M. Prevailing Time, Odenwelder, 129 Cookman. grades may'learn .to play an instru members and welcomed Mrs. Jos. ALL that tract or parcel of* land,, ment by attending the Vacation ; Ellen : and. ’ Elizabeth: Kroeze, Hahn, president, reading a hymn ices. ;tTtility bills including tele Jersey Congressional District Cam situate, lying and being in the Town ; March is Red Cross month. ship of Neptune, In the County of Music School held each summer., daughters of. Mr; and Mrs. Marinus poem on Brotherhood'. 1 phone, gas and eTectrfc • m ay be paign Manager. Monmouth, in the State of New Jer . Working for the drive in the Grove Kroeze, % ‘Atlantic .avenue,, cele paid at; the bank. " ' 1 ‘. The newly appointed chairman’s s e y : , , The activities of. the Woman’s Devotions were given by Mrs. KNOWN and designated as and by- will be Miss Ruth .Wagner, chair brated their eighth and fifth birth - New depositors and customers job will be to recruit members, ap Lots 15, IG, 17, 18, 19 in Block 3 on- Club of Ocean Grovfe for the month Jas. Sherrar4 witlr a reading of map entitled Map ’'A’* Asbury Park jman; i i u u : co-chairman,c o - c i i u i r m a u , iMrs. u x a . Bleeckerm e e c i u j i Il „ t r- s-n > days, respectively, on Friday with will be given souvenirs. point precinct chairmen, and coor the 1st chapter of the new study Terrace, Neptune Township, M onmouth Stirling;' Mr. and Mrs. Harold '. of M1*''ch are^March S, Club Worn their > family, including a trip to Mr. S’quires, managerj has been dinate the ’ local Goldwater drive County. N. J., owned by Louis Smad- < 1 an Day nt Hnhne & Company, New book, “Teachings Toward Christian, beck, Weston Rcaltv Company, dated Sturges and Mrs. A, M. Austin. Ridgewood, for a party with their with- the bank since X9G2, serving with Mr. J. F. Veling, Middletown, ark, us leaves P. 0. 8:30 a.m.; Perfection’’ by Dr. Olive Wyon. June 2, 1908, N lart Rogers, C-E: which Other workers will be listed later. cousins. as assistant to the manager of the Monmouth County chairman. map was filed in tho Monmouth County March 9, ixecntive board meeting, Mrs. Elizabeth Brubaker gave a C lerk’s 'Office on August G, 1908 as Map ■Cindy and Sharon Bell, Kendall Valerie Van Hise celebrated her Ocean Grove office. P rior to th a t he Robert Hagerman is a lifetime No. 35-16. • 2 p.m. a t clubhouse; March 12, most interesting lesson from the THE AFORESAID description Is in Park; spent several days this week was with the Fidelity Union Trust resident of Qcean Grove and well (elosed) meeting at clubhouse, 1:15 ninth birthday on Tuesday of this study book on the 1st of the accordance with a survey made by visiting their grandparents, Mr. Company, Newark^. known in local Republican circles. Howard C. Blrdsall, Professional • En p.m., nominations, New Jersey Bell week, and with her Brownie Troop three spiritual classics. gineer and Land Surveyor, South Bel and Mrs. J. Hi Hemphill, 70 Ben- on Thursday afternoon. The building was designed by mar. New Jersey. . Telephone, “Know Your State"; Reports were given by the sec “Subject to the effect of the appllca- . '■■s'.. son Ave. - . Donald DeRose, G7- Broadway, is retary; treasurer and sunshine James Mancuso, Long Branch ar MONMOUTH COUNTY ble ordlnances of the Township of Nep ■') March 19, eighth annual trip to S U R R O G A T E ’S C O U R T chitect, . and the builders were tune, assessments, taxes for the years Tho Woman’s Christian Tem Radio City Easter Show, bu3 leaves confined to his home with. the chairman. Plans were discussed for Notice to Creditors to Present Claims 1963 and 1964. and to restrictions of rec Charles Schultz a nd Sons, Long Against Estate ord. if any.” perance Union will hold its monthly P. 0. ot 7 a.m.; March.2(5, “Lunch chicken pox. -, future meetings and the fair in Being commonly, known and desig July. Mrs. Myers also announced Branch. ESTATE OF MARY WORTLEY, de nated as No. 107 Deal Avenue, N eptune,' ineeting on March G at St. Paul’s eon is Served”, at clubhous, 12 William John . Wegge Jr., 80 c e a s e d . New Jersey. , - Church at 2 p.m. in the assembly noon, social committee. Franklin Ave., son of Mr. and Mrs. that the Wednesday: morning pray * ------Pursuant to the order of EDWARD The approximate amount of-the-judg er meetings . will be held in the C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County ment to be satisfied by said sale is room. The regular Coast Guard Fifteen young people from the William Wegge, has achieved of Monmouth, this, day made, on the the sum of $16,000.00 together with the Dean's List for the first' semester, various homes during Lent.' application. of the undersigned. Louise costs of this sale. meeting will ta^e place at the M.Y.P. of St. Paul’s: Church en Mrs. Elmer Brown Estelle Lofgren and Howard Stuart • JOSEPH A. SHAFTO. SherifT 'Coast- Guard Station in Avon on joyed a weekend of tobogganing, 1963-G4. Dean’s L ist requires th at The .next meeting will be /held Wortley, Surviving Execuotrs of .the D a te d F e b . 4. 19G4- • , at the' home of - Mrs. Katherine estate of the said .Mary Wortley, do- Harrv . . J. Coleman, Atty. the afternoon of March. 26th. Dr. sledding and ice-skating in Trucks- a student must have, a general av .ceased, notice Is hereby given to tliq -7-10— — ' — $3*.50 Macdonald, 91 Main Ave. The am. Albert Layton will be the speak- ville, Pa. as guests of their youth erage- of B " (3.0) or better and no er for the program. fellowship members. Otto Stoll and grad^ below a C for the^precediiig meeting:'closed with, the Mizpah n P L 1 J SURF, BEACH & BATH' AVJ53. benediction, ' • ..'. .. Bob Torhune transported the group semester." Mr. -Wegge. is a’/senior: at ASBURY PARK-—At a meeting 1 h e W h i t h e l d open all year Mrs. Jane Edge,, 39 Olin St. is by auto, leaving Ocean Grove at 4 Franklin and Marshall and is ma . Other members attending were: of .the American Legion. Auxiliary, Winter Rates; Rooms and Efficiency Apts. 778-9724 home from the loapital. Her hip MrS. Elizabeth Geiger, Katherine p.m. Friday arid returning Sunday. joring in Philosophy! He is a mem Unit 24, Asbury Pdrk, on Monday, operation was a success and she This past summer the Truckgville ber of Sigma Pi Fraternity and Macdonald, Emma Rossbach, Ruth Mrs. Elmer Brown was elected, is grateful for all the cards and 55 EMBURY AVENUE young people were gliests in Ocean The Philosophy Club. E, Lancaster, Ethel. B. Bonter, chaplain to - fill the unexpired terni good wishes sent her during her Edna M. Faust, Mrs. J. W. Hahn, T h e OPEN ALL YEAR Grove private homes with St. A meeting of the Boy Scouts 50th of Mrs.- Richard Clark. DEANS stay at Fitkin. Mrs. Louise Brady, Mrs. Victorine PRospect 5-4076 Paul’s group as host for summer Anniversary committee will be held Mrs; William Stewart, president, Dining Room Air Conditioned Breakfast Served. Gerner, Mrs. Helena Levique, Mary Mr. and Mrs. James Ma- activities. Plans were made to keep tonight (Friday) at .8 p.m. in the appointed Mrs. Clifford Meeouch A. Gulhvan, guest, Lydia Swartz, cuuiay, 133 Heck avenue, will this a yearly affair. Attending Conference room of St. Paul’s chairman of - the annual Xegiori Marie Reed, Mrs. Jane A. Simmons. : celebrate their 69th wedding were president of the M.Y.F. Buclty Church. birthday party to bo held on Mon , anniversary on March 2. They Devlin, Kerry Duke, Dan Lewis, Franklin Holl,. clinic supervisor day evening, March 16th, as a joint Oassificd Advertisements were married in Glasgow, Scot Bob Batdorf, Ted Beekman, Jim of the final Polio Clinic this Sun N. J. Trust celebration with the Post. Also serving on the committee are Mrs. Advertisement for these columns should be in the ofTlcc of “The land and are leaving on March Hendrickson, Jimmy Prout, Cliff day, March 1st, .at the Intermedi (Continued from Page 1) Times" NOT LATER THAN 11:00 A.M. Thursday of each week. 20. from New York on a visit Struble, Susan Tice, Polly. Stoll, ate School, anticipates the largest of the Asbury Park & Ocean Grove Harvey Parison, Mrs. Albert Heim- to British Isles and visit their Sally Batkin, Karen Twidle, Paula attendance of all three clinics. THe Bank with four offices and the New roth, -Mrs. N orm an. Lewis,' Mrs:, CLASSIFIED AD- R A T E S relatives. They expect to be Pruitt, Cathy Pruitt, and Donna Sabin oral polio vaccine was admin Jersey Trust Company of Long1 Frank Mullins, Mrs. P. S. Dexter, 25 Words OR LESS EIGHTY CENTS Additional W urds ABOVE 25 2 Cents per Word away for six months. Crawford. istered to 1502 and 1506 persons a t Branch with three offices. The Mrs.. Clinton K. Bennett, and Mrs. 5 Times for the price of Four Consecutive insertions ° For Bank’s assets now approximate sev Brown. capitalized or Indented. 15c additional charge. * . each, line The Woman’s Club of Ocean Kenneth Jones, son of Mrs. Grace the December and January clinics. Copy mailed in. given to a representative or brought to ofTice nor Jones, 73 Delaware avenue, was Hour? are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and enty million dollars. .A Swedish auction was held with sonnlly must be accompanied by cash or stomps to cover cost ') Grove will leave by bus on Thurs accepted over phone as a courtesy and convenience tn py Bills due immediately upon presentation. customers. day to attend Club Woman's Day made.a Star Scout at the February precious vaccines are not required. at Hahne arid Company, Newark. meeting of Troop 41, Boy Scouts of Mrs. Nellie Minnehan,. leader of A m erica.'. Bus leaves the postoffice at 8:30 Ocean Grove Gill Scout Cadettes, Howard L. Svnilh FOR RENT (iEAL ESTATE FOR SALE a.m. For reservation call Mrs. Har Furman L, Robinson, 100 Heck reports the following girls will as ALTERATIONS COZY three room first floor apart old Gerary, 774-0095 or Mrs. Jamea avenue, visited his sister and moth sist this Sunday at the Polio Clinic: The Hardware Store ment. Separte entrance and porch, near SALE—Lovely home on Mt Tn - of Ocean Grove Asbury Park. Suitable for one person! Monahan, 774-1337. er.last week, and then left to tour Linda Fogal; Janice : Englehart, REPAIRS All utilities* Call 776-B138 after, 6 p.m. S°l(onc m io n , 7 7V'r^.man,Cirovt' ro o m s , 2 baths, full basement- con-, Yosemitq and Los Angeles, Cali Marjorie Dellett, Peggy Sanders, • —4 0 tf hot water oil . heat. furnKh^ - ii’ The "Brunch” scheduled for uq11^0^ / ° r *W,° fam lHcs if desired’. Let fornia. On Saturday he left by Linda Williamson and Alexandra “A complete home- FOR RENT—12 Webb Ave., Ocean Wednesday, March 4, at tho HARDWARE Grove. Furnished'house available now. 'B,™ r * Smith? Real plane for Hawaii for a ton day tour Smith. • remodeling service with & Insurance. 510 Bant-i Ave Woman’s Club of Ocean Grove PAINTS and OILS Reasonable rent, to responsible family. A s b u r y P a r k . D ia l 775-025,-) 8 of the Islands. one contractor!” W rite for appointment ‘‘Owner’V D Ar has beer cancelled. d e n L a n e , M a ta w a n , N . J . —*3t£ INCOME PnoPERTY House with Agency For “No Rooai" two jl-room apartments, sunny corner PREMIUM RETREADS , APARTMENT for. rent. 2nd fl. bed- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Oliver of . Life Time Guarantee Pigeon Repellent Kitchens & Bathrooms Uni'* n ln ° C.er*n Gfovc- • Good condl- ! room, living room, kitchen, bath. Hot. tion. Oil heat. Dial.775-663G or 775-4707. Arlington, were recent visitors to ■ w ater heat, therm ostat. . All utilities, V I Full Line of — Our Specialty — [ center of town. Write ; WYNDRIFT, ' - • —8t£ . the. Grove when they had tea at RADIO&VB j Ocean Grove, 774-4379, —5tf FOR SALE — 12 Webb Ave., Ocean the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward livine* ^Vritlfhr d housc?Ifor .vear round KITCHEN TOUR ROOM, furnished apartment,' r for aPPol»tment "Own Devonshire, 85 Mt. Tabor Way. yearly. Heat supplied. Newly deed-: e r , 9 Arden Lane, Matawan, N. J. - PRo-jrect. . \ W L NEAVES rated. Quiet location, Adults-only. Call - - 7 - 1 2 * Mrs, Bee Savage, 13V2 M ain av e- UTENSILS 774-6181;: • -^ 5 -1 0 « r.ue, was also present. Mr. Oliver nnEnXCn L MNiT BUV—Must be ^cen to 1223 Vi 8th Avenue ' FOR-RENT—Apartment, 3 rooms and if connected with the “Word of heat 2nd h? n‘ce/ lll'nlshed home, oil ; 51 Main Avenue . . NEPTUNE, N. 3. bath,: 1st floor. Close to Asbury shop $15 000 .oc^ from ocean. Price : Life”, Schroan Lake in the sum- ping center. ?45 a month. Call FO 3- OCEAN GROVE, N. J. Phone 776-6524 8567. . .—8-12 79 W' J°hns°n. Real Estate - : mer under Jack Wyrtzen. WE SPECIALIZE IN INSPECTION J-d -Main Ave., Ocean Grove; 775-1020. STATION FRONT END AND • Phone PR 4-4741 ROOMS to rent in St. Petersburg, • • • • ■ - ' —9*, The Usher's Union meeting e c o n o m ic a l BRAKE CORRECTION Florida, private, comfortable home. Wheel Balancing and Front • Convenient to everything. 3500 10th OCEAN GTIOVE — 4 beautiful ants of St. Paul’s Church will fea 24 HOUR SERVICE End Alignment. Guaranteed ^ Street, North, St, Petersburg, Florida. ' v B r a k e W o r k . ... rikW rH in fdecora|ed. Nenr business ture Mr. Gerard Marshall of Courteous, Comfortable, €Ie*u R t - 5 - 9 * nnn A w°rt!.1 'W ore than price, of $20,- Safe and Dependable EASY CREDIT TERMS 000.. Good income. Tlie Garrabrant . Neptune who will show slides FRONT, 2 room furnished apartm ent, £ j e£;CnVr»' 7L4 ^ “ 'nmorfieW-^ Ave., As. Pk. 774r750Q. Evenings 775-8G00, ■ ’ —9 and narrate oit flowers of the CUSTOM TIRE CO. five windows, all utilities, year round. XiOO MAE ST.: m A V L E Y BEACH Lovely rooms '/ w ith« share- -kitchen, South. The meeting will bo on reasonable;* * • 76 Heck Ave, Phone 774- SERVICES 6400. -6-10 Tuesday night at.8 p.m. Every nLa7ERY REPAIRS-Done oco- body is welcome including the REPAIRS ON ALL CARS AVAILABLE.■ MARCH :i — 5-room nomlcally In your home., i.ct me cai; house on north side. Ocean Grove. Hot you a fro.- estimate. Phon« — OVER 25 TBS. AT THIS 775-,03J aftffr a p.m. H. £. Crawford, ladies. Refreshm ents will be OCEAN GROVE A DDRESS — . Phone 775-7365 water oil heat. Two bedrooms. $70 served.' “Evetything for the Table” call 775-0636 or 775-.;^. • UD * tj FrAnklln Aye., Ocean THE SHELL Cor. PILGRIM PATHWAY and OLIN ST. Phone 774-1749 • . : —*7tf The Wesleyan Service Guild will NEPTUNE Ocean Grove Store Hours: 8 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. 5 ROOM APARTMENT on CorlleS meet on Tuesday at 8 p.m. in St. Ave., Neptune., Screened porch and Karage. For further Information call Paul’s Church. KNITTING 774^7770.: : ' — 9-13 AUTO REPAIR - ■ ' • • . ■ —-8-12*' M r., Hubert Payne at the Co- WEEKEND SPECIALS 5 ROOM APARTMENT.. Mahogany lonial Hotel, 15 Main avenue, cele- BODY & FENDER WORK NOOK panelled llvlnR room, enclosed porch AUTO PAINTING - ' dining room, bedroom, kitchen,. bath* , brated. his birthday on Feb. 11 with Free Instructions 10:00 A.M. to U.S. CHOICE 2 private entrances. For further infor i i p s s i l n dessert birthday “get together” RAY ELLIS, / - ., - 4 P .M . • Y a r n s, Needlepoint mation call .774-7770. ’.. - —?-13 Stockton & So. Main Street Embroidery Cotton • G ifts .at Mrs. Bee Savage’s, 13% Main 3 ROOM APARTMENT. Large kitch $5.00.is Cars picked for up, Stat0 parked inspection, and re>* Oee*m Grove PR 6-7727 SIRLOIN STEAKS - - -99c lb. en.- living room, bedroom and bath. For . avenue. Mrs. Savage celebrated 74 MAIN AVENUE tm*ned.over Sundays, $2.00. Call 774- further information call 774-7770. l m - '• . ; * • — 11* • her birthday on Valentino's Day at OCEAN GROVE :V- ■ : ! ~D-l3 LEAN.MEATY • INCOME TAX prepared in the con her daughter and sorf-irt-law’s . COZY FURNISHED apartment for. venience of your homo by appointment one business person: First floor.-$50! a Reasonable. Call 776-G199 br 892-9230:^ home in Green-Grove, with a din month. Call after 5 p.m: 774-227G. —9* Ib.min.) - - 55c lb„ — 9-18 ner party. Those present besides .. AVAILABLE MARCH i’-l — 5-room PAINTING and property mairite- the honored guest were Janice and liouse on north side. Ocean Grove; Oil , ‘ nC(!' Reasonable; clean work. Hour- BABY BEEF heat. Two bedrooms. $70 monthly.. ( VWalter Little and Robbi, Debbie, C a ll 775-GG3G o r 775-4707: • — 7 tf No job tooig i? 'V Mark and Lori Little: v DELL MARKET 127 HECK AVENUE lb. min.) - - - 55 Tb. • Mr, and Mrs. Joseph M. Flannery SALON SITUATION WANTED W ANTED — To Bay of Edison, were guests last Sunday Tel. 774-3974 ■ . TYPING IN my home. -Any kind. of Mrs. : Flannery’s mother, Mrs. 72 MAIN AVENUE KELLEY 8 oz. Can ■„.FYEST HOUSE or small hotel. Prin- OCEAN GROVE C a ll 775-GlflO. P ic k u p a n d d e liv e r y . nSH.fn, SnAVi WrltG “Evenstad.’» -2025 - Olive O. Roster, 129 Cookman ave OCEAN GROVE . - 9 - 1 0 * Broward Avo., West Palm Beach,'Fla, • - 7 - 1 1 nue. Helping to make the day a SWEE1 POTATOES - ■ 2 cans 23c Ample Parking — No Meteijr S P l i C I A L APARTMENT FOR RENT PPCES PAID-I will buy merry one were the six Flannery cnina, glass, lamps, brlc-a-brac, jew- ■children, Carolyn, Joseph P., Ter- l’.**.: BsvSainJc PREM IER 303 Can . YEARLY furnished or unfurnished. SS& Si.vcrv furniture. Best price,-, Prop, PE 5-4461 - 3 cheerful rooms, private bath, modern' g*wi. Ssnri. 227 River Hoad, Hed V tsa, Mary Jo, Roberta .And Sean. CROSS & BLACKWELL kitchen. Private front nnd rear en Bank. Call colicci 741-5260. 3l t f WHITE POTATOES - • - 2 cans 25c trances. N ear ocean. Heat, utilities in^ eluded. Reasonable rent; 62,: Cookman GET .OUR OFFER before you se!l : JELLIES Ave., Occan Grove. Call after.5:30 p.m. your Antiques — Furniture, china. and on weekends. — 7-11 Jewelry, etc. Neeu old colored glass 5 JARS $1.00 domes (llBhtlng fixtures). Local refer- BEST PRICES I enees furnished Copper Kettle Antlq- FLOWERS HELP WANTED GRAPE — CHEERY RED BUSS POTATOES - Tibs. 35c O akhurst. For Your HOME or TRAINEE as managerial assistant.! PAID I BLACKBERRY APPLE Small midwest company with offices i ------LOVED ONES! FROM OUR BAKERY in m ajor cities nationally. Starting sal- I MERCHANDIS'R FOR QAIT? - Wc Telegraph Flowers For Old Gold and i ary $100 per week. Send resume to | SALh* Silver and | Luce-Romelke Press Clipping; Service, ’ SPENCER & SPIRELLA, individually ROTO BROIL CUSTARD PIES - - - V > : - 63c 9 Cortlnndt Street, Room 1108, New aoslffned foundations and bras. M, W, d , Old Jewelry • | York 7, New York, —9 W hitehead, 160 Hillside Drive, . Shark CHICKENS River Hills, Neptune, N. J. 774-6303, KRUSCHKA WOMAN to clean small apartment. ' ' • .. —2tf For the “Hurried-up Meal” we have Home Made: Three hours weekly. 774-3248 after- 0 THE F L OR 1ST B . FEDDES I WITH HOME MADE p.m. ‘ ' —9 WANTED J E W E L E R 5 Potato Salad, Scalloped Potatoes, Macaroni Salad, Baked Beans 783 Wayside' • . Neptune LADY and'pet dog want a ride to St, • OCEAN GROVE I DRESSING Cole Slaw, Macaroni & Cheese, Ham Salad, Rice Puddinff Petersburg,. Floridn around: the last 'T el. .775-6758 POST OFFICE BLDG. = week in March. References required. SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES Write Box. 4440, c/o Times Office, SicninitiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiraiiiiiag ?3.G0 A YEAR BY MAXI. O c e a n G r o v e , N . J . - • , ' : ;• — 9 . e; ttGEAK ^ 0 ^ ^ TIMES *nd NEPT1WB TIMES/ T O ^ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1964
LEGAL NOTICE NEY B. ALLEN and KUTH*.ALLEN, .his ty Clerk’s Office January 22, 1959 a s Thursday with, special, wishes from son Steve; way • far away in Ha McDevitt, on March 2. Many nior'e happy years are being wished-for wife, et hi, Defendants: ;;- 2 ^0,730 An .Cnsd ;S2 waii; March l,:Maryanne Szalay jvill be. 17 years old; same day-Ter you b o th .. ; .- ''s:1-':.- ■-'• -v 2-239" , ■ • •■- -/•;- ' By ^virtue - of a. w rit of, execution in Said • premises are known as. 3215' e sa . D rew . will be 4 years old; March 2, Joe Mennie will be 18 years . S H E R IF F ’S S A L E the above stated, actibn-.to .me directed! West .Bangs Street, Neptune, New Jer Don’t forget to take your Sabin oral vaccine this Sunday. Time sure SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW. JERSEY I shall expose for .sale at pubHc ven- sey. • .* * old; March 4, Joan Baroska will be 8 years old; and March o, Mrs. Shir went quickly, this is the 3rd and last “sugar cube”. 6V.V ' C H A N C E R Y D IV IS IO N due, at the Court House-in:the Borough ley Rible will celebrate her birthday. So have a very happy day, folks! Remember all the Important dates: March 1, Sabin oral day; March ' - MONMOUTH'COUNTY of Freehold* County of Monmouth, New The approxim ate amount of the judg Sunday, March 1 is. the last Sabin oral feeding. And never JwVflVT- l Docket No. F 4693-62-. . ; Jersey, on M onday ibe ^ 16th? day, ' of m ent to be satisfied by said sale is the 7, testimonial dinner; March 10, Girl Scout card party and March j;- ‘ FIRST NATIONAL ' CREDIT ' COR- M a r c h i '196-1,: a t 2 o’clock,';P,M; Prevail sum of S15.000.00 together with the again will you have'to take, injections or such. Your protection 17, St. Patrick’s day card party. ‘'PORATIONi- a' corporation .of the' State in g • Tim e . ; '?>:#■■' [ ;•• costs, of this sale. will be that lasting. Polio research has sure come a long way. Re T hnt’s all — see you next week. ->of New Jersey, •Plaintiff vs: GENNARO :All . the . following' tract, or parcel of JOSEPH A. SHAFTO. Sheriff member, Sunday, March 1, beginning at 11 o’clock. One tiling, be .ORRICO and COLLEEN ORRICO, his hind. situate, lying" nnd being, in the D a te d F e b . 4. 1904 t i W vwife, et als, Defendants. • , < ■ Township of--Neptune,' jn the County Lamb. Blake. Hutchinson sure to have forms filled out before hand—will save you and the By. virtue of a writ of execution in of Monmouth in the; State of New . & Dunne, Attys. workers .time.' — . the above stated action to inc directed, Jersey: : '• V :*'• —5-11 $28.16 Now I know spring is only a few wecnKleenex stock to hit the all high! Just PEGGY GOODRICH Jersey, on Monday the lGtlv day of ated: in Neptiihe Township, Tklonmoulli . SUBSCRIBE TO TIIE :TIMES cveryone is being touched by the bug. Sure hope Mary Chiola is feel 428 Prospect Ayenuc, Shark River Hills — 775-3270 .M a r c h , 10G4, a t 2 o 'c lo c k , P .M . P r o v a l i C o u n ty ,'N . J .; s c a le 1*' —- 50* .2 J a n u a r y ning Time. - -unoo-innoiuuai^j at(j ur po[g put/. ..GSGI S3.50 A YEAK BY MAIL v ’ ing much better. : ss.'y„; -■ ■- ■■■-Xv.-.'v: -'V'.V'.'1 •• S-My! viiiiiiliiiiiiiMBiiaitiiiariiiii.HiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiHiiiiiiaiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNatiauiiiiiiMiiiiaiiiiiiiixu All that tract or. parcel of land and . Do not forgot to niake-your St. Patrick’s Pay card party reserva .premises herein particularly described, Yo’ all—in them dar Hills and Gables, the talented nnd them'i •situate, lying niid being in the Town tions. It willbc oh. March 17 at Ford: Auditorium in Fitkin Hospital that ain’t have started rehearsals for the Shark River Hills P.T.A. ship of Neptune, in' the County of sponsored by tlie Hainiltbii-Asfaiiry Gardens Auxiliary;, This auxiliary Hillbilly Show to be showed at dem dar school on Brighton avenue April 'Monmouth and State of New Jersey.- “THE GABLES HF-LINE” will meet Thursday, March .5, at the home, of Mrs. Virginia Oliver, belnK designated as Lot numbers 55. 10th and llth. Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. is da time for rehearals, so if 56, 57 and 58 in Block S 3-J2 as shown 512 Fairview. Ave.,. Neptune, when final plans for completion bf card MARTHA HURRY you nmm’t doing nuttin, they might still be able to use ya. Anyhoo, .nnd laid down on Map entitled ."Map party.will bc niade for your pleasure;! Como on otit and have fun. check with ICatliy Trimmer, ways and means chairman, and be pre of Asbury Gables, Section 2. Township 208 Wakefield Road, Neptune Saturday, the last day'of‘February, will be a big day for those of. Neptune. M onm outh County. New 775-0899 paired for a funny and massacred version of the English slanguage hill- . J e r s e y . S c a le 1 " = 50* A u g u s t 10. -195.0'’ “Leap Year”.babies who really and. truly celebrate their true birth-: hilly style! , •filed in the Monmouth County Clerk’s days every four years. Have a real good time, , .office December A, 1959 In Case, 69, Two important dates tc remember this weekend. The Shark- River : Now we’re coming into March'and spring. It will "be so nice to see Hills Fire Company softball team is holding their 3rd annual dance Sheet 27, being commonly known as 505 Hi, there! Better late than.never -.-. '‘Happy Birthday”, to Neptune Mayfair Lane, Neptune. New Jersey. green grass, trees with leaves and:flowering shrub.. How about you? at the firehouse Saturday night, February 29th from 9 p.m. The music •*. The approxim ate amount of the judc- Township. Our little area is all of 85 years old. How about that! A Do not forget the testimonial dinner for Chief William" Maas. It will bo furnished by "The Four of Us!”, which four ?, and the donation -ment to be satisfied by said sale is the birthday luncheon was held.at Howard Johnson’s Restaurant withabout wjll be held.at Sea Girt Inn next Saturday, March .7. Tickets may be is $1.50 per person. ’Common out and have fun with your neighbors Bum of $11,000.00 together with the 25 Neptune residents, 85 years young still living in Neptune Town -costs of this sale. • obtained from Wilson Kennedy-at the Township Office. Chief Maas re and friends and help a good cause too. On Sunday, March 1st, the JOSEPH A.. SHAFTO. Sheriff ship. That was a lovely gesture on the part of the Township Committee cently retired after 40 years of service in our police department. third and last of the three oral polio vaccine clinics will be held at the . Dated Jan. 29, 1964 to have the folks join in the celebration. This is a small column this week. Please call or drop off news, Greenbaum & Greenbaum, Attys. Shark River Hills School. The time is the same, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., -8-11 • : • .§26.88 So since this column started off on Happy Birthday, so it will con meeting, etc. It will be greatly appreciated. and many volunteers will assist you and your family quickly and effi tinue on the same subject. Now to add another, item of interest. Girl Scout Troop 403, a ciently. ' Last Saturday, Cynthia R.verson celebrated George Washington’s new troop, will have a card party on March 10, at 8 p.m. in the : • 2-250 .A quarterly business meeting of the Shark River Hills Fitkin Eve SHERIFF'S SALE birthday-by.having a birthday herself. Cynthia is the daughter of Mr. Sun Motel, Neptune Highway 38. This will be a party to rasie ning Auxiliary was held at the home of Mrs. Frank Schneider of Fair-' SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY and Mrs. W. Ryerson, 812 Stamford drive and in honor of her 10 years, funds for much needed equipment. Committee in charge of the field way on February 19th. Fourteen members braved the ice and snow ' , CHANCERY DIVISION a party was held with many girls of Mrs. Sutton’s fourth.grade, Shark Girl Scout card party includes Mrs. Sue Bachman, Virginia Oliver; and made and filled 1,045 powder cases in* between the quarterly re MONMOUTH COUNTY River Hills, attending. Babs Merrick and Betty Balzer. There will be door prizes and Docket No. F-2717-62 ports with Betty Herman, president, presiding. Ann Woodward, work DRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK, a Birthdays coming tip: On Feb. 28, that’s today, little John Mennie refreshments. chairman, reported 8,000 fluffs wrapped and 2,055 powder eases filled Banking Corporation, Plaintiff vs: SID will be 4 years old; Mrs. Eleanor Ritter celebrated her big day on Wedding.anniversary will be ■ celebrated.by Mr. and Mrs. Sidney the last quarter. Joan Morton, .volunteer hospital service chairman, re ported the afternoon group served 185% hours and the evening group 330Vi hours for a combined quarterly total of 516% hours at the hos pital. Joan Krausser, card party and fashion show chairman, reported a profit of approximately 521(1. Audrey Dick, chairman of the New. York bus trip for May 9th, reported tho bus trip to New York is can celed and she is trying to make other arrangements. The following members attended: Janet Eisinger, Elaine Bennett, Betty Herman, Audrey Dick, Ann Woodward, Doris Sobeck, Dot Ely,. Bobbie Bennett, Dot Munz, Lee Lorenzo, Freddie Kennedy, Joan Morton, Peggy Good Ht rich, and, of course, hostess Babo Schneider, who also won the dark f?C horse.'The next meeting will be held ot Dot Manz’ home on March 4tH. .The Blue and Gold Dinner of Shark River Hills Cub Pack 81 was held at the S. R. Hills firehouse on Feb. 21st with over 150 cubs, parents and leaders. They all enjoyed the spaghetti dinner cooked and served by the Ladies Auxiliary of the SRH Fire Co. and the guest speaker, Mr. Richard Stanford, safety inspector at Jersey Cen tral Power & Light Co. He spoke on electricity and safety and showed slides and a colored sound movie. Clement Agresta )vas chairman of this popular annual dinner and the cub committee, Cubmaster George Lyon; chairman of committee, Sal Gadaleta; treasurer, Arthur Val enti,, institutional representative, Rutherford Trimmer, Jr.; secretary, David Thompson and advancements, Carmine Mattia sat with their various Dens. The cubs made their own special place cards and favors and were happy to have Shore Motors supply the cokes. The Den . Mothers nnd their assistants were: Den 1, Mrs. Connie Lyon; Den 2, Mrs. Ruth Denbigh, assistant Mrs. Dot Ely; Den 3, Mrs. Florence’ Van Note, assistant Mrs. Betty Turner; Den 4, Mrs. Betty Herman, assistant Mrs. Doris Sobeck; Den 5, Mrs. Margo McCarthy, assistant Mrs. Kathy Trimmer; Den 0, Mrs. Janet Barclay; Den 7, Mrs. Terry Fletcher and Mrs. Geraldine Vidulich; Den 8, Mrs. Mary Gore; Den 9, Mrs. Dorothy Tomaszcwiez; Den 10, Mrs; Joanne Fox; Den 11, Mrs. Deen Siskind; and Den 12, Mrs. Marilyn Gerbig and assistant Mrs. Vivian Hogan. • Another future important date to remember is April 29th, when the Neptune Township Scholarship Fund Association will hold their annual card party and fashion show at Royal Manor. Mrs. Charles W Ludwig is chairman; Mrs. William Coyne, tickets; Mrs. Arthur Hen- ricks and Hugo Fischer, door; Mrs. W. S. Hawthorne, Mrs. Wm. Nemeth, Mrs. James Evers, door prizes; and Mrs. Ann Bain, posters arid correspondence. Mrs. Russell Schmid'was also welcomed as a , representative from the new Green Grove School at their recent meet ing at the high school. Hope all of you dog owners have secured 1964 dog license re quired by January Slst. If. you haven’t run, don’t walk!, to town ship headquarters and purchase one now, as the township is antici pating action against owners of unlicensed dogs in the very near fu ture. You’ll make your dog happy! RAMBLINGS: Approximately 35 members attended the semi an nual meeting of the Shark River Yacht Club last Friday night at the Barclay Hotel. Commodore James Howard conducted . the meet ing and activities aiid budget were planned for the 19G4 year ... . Deborah Keating, twin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Keating, had an operation at Fitkin Hospital last week but is homo and bet ter now v . . Mr. and Mrs. Neil Thomas nnd family have moved into the home on South Riverside drive opposite the beach club. Welcome to the Hills! . . . Parents’ Night of Boy Scout Troop 40 was enjoyed at the Belmar First Presbyterian Church hall last week. Everyone got a kick out of seeing. Bob Day in the colored movies shown of Forestburg Camp in New York and Troop 40 plans to go there Au gust 9 to 16 . . . Jim Bennett was busy for over three weeks at Moffett Airfield in California installing equipment for NASA, and after sev eral false homecomings is really home now with happy Elaine and .the,, rest of the family. . . March 12th is the last day to register for the Primary elections. In addition to the 9 a.m. to E p.m. Monday through Friday regular hours at township headquarters on Main street,' the following eve ning hours are provided: Tuesday, March 10th from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Sportsmen’s Club, 640 Green Grove Road and Thursday, March 12th 7 to D p.m. at the township headquarters. Be sure and register and make your vote count! . . . Mrs. Ella Sparks, president of the Afternoon SRH Fitkin Auxiliary will assist with the refreshments with the Ocean Grove Fitkin Auxiliary.at Ford Auditorium on March 9th . . . Irma Firman with her granddaughter 14 year old Bonnie Laux just returned from a 2 week’s vacation, at the Jolly Rodger in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. . . Scoutmaster Charles Brown and Assistants Ed Westervelt; Art Maxwell and Henry Budnik with 29 boy scouts of Troop 81 spent last “ ^REPRESENTED BY CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Friday night to Sunday afternoon at Camp, Housman. Brr! The fol lowing boys, enjoyed the nature hike with some passing first and. sec-, ond class tests: Dicky Moser, Michael Brown, Billy Poland, Hilly DISGOUHr IIta rs ... FKUE BOOKLETS Moser, Jnn Budnik, Charles Brown, John Trimmer, Mark Maxwell, • Central Jciscy Conk and Tru;t Company has arranged to. Victor Moffett, Donald Swingle, James Goodrich, Robert Haase. Ed servo as da official World's Fair ticket and information OFFICIAL ward Schroeder,'Robert Howd,. Thomas Van Note and Brooks Town center. For o jr fine cuiicmors and neighbors we have I- send. Also Billy Bell, Charles" Calhoun, Robert Seeds, Anthony Ar- pompMcls ana folJers *iiot arc freo for the asking. They dino, Michael Waldrip, Robert Denbigh, Herbert Cramer, Clifford Her give fiist-fmnd information de.'cribing the exhibits ot this $ bert, Jeffrey.Mason, Robert Wegner, Robert Matthews, Scott Thompson spectacular event tl.at starts in April. As an additional WORLD’S FAIR TICKET and Kevin • Coupland. Dads Bob Denbigh and'Bill Poland helped 'co, we hovo purchased a largo number of World's out on Sunday . . . Belmar Boy Scout Troop 40 helped at a pancake! adr.iisjjjn tickets at a specially reduced price. These supper Monday evening at the Men’s Brotherhood meeting at the we will pass on to you. ■ AND First Presbyterian Church and Don Day, John Sloan and Bobby Good rich of the Hills arc members of this troop . . . Mrs. Vincent New $2 AB5JLT TICKET FOR $145 man was appointed sunshine chairman and Mrs. Neil Thomas, pub licity chairman, by Mrs. Russell Preuss, president of the Ladies SI CBHMEM’S TICKET FOB M* 1 INFORMATION CENTER Guild of the Community Baptist Church. . . (tl 2 ftt %\X) S ' - ' * .. .' . ■• Dee Spaeth, another birdlover, saw a beautiful B e e n e on her feeder outside her window last week, a goldfinch and a cardinal perched on opposite sides of the feeder, blending their striking colors of red, green and yellow. . . . Robert Leverieh, Ronald Toth, Dennis Get your Discount Tickets and Young and Pat Townsend of Sea Scouts Ship 3 had a busy weekend Discount Tickets at the annual winter campout at Forrestburg- last week . . . Millie STOP IN TODAY gsen is a "living doll.” She kiddingly said to our exercise group, be sure and bring your ironing when you coffee klatch at our Free Booklets World’s Fair information at any one home, so Tuesday morning at Dot Manz’ I brought along some of the boys’ clothes as a joke, and by golly when I left they were ironed WHILE THE SUPPLY LUSTS much better than I could do! . . . Hear Harry Schuman was sick Free Pamphlet of the Centrally Located Offices of and is recuperating at home, better get well fast, Harry, the beadh days are coming soon! . : . Don't forget co try to make the “Open “House” at the Neptune Library March 4th from 2 to 4 p.m. .. A lso March- 1st the pancake breakfast at the SRH firehouse from THE 7 a.m. to noon, then go for your polfo vaccine at tho Shark River Hills School . . . Mr. Richard Goode and three daughters Lisa, Elena and Allison and Miss Ethel MacLusky enjoyed dinner Inst Sunday at Rev. and Mrs. Alvin Langwith’s home and celebrated Mrs. Lang- with's recent birthday. . . Happy birthday to 5 year old Jeffrv Landis today. To all who A-psJ-r-> TEZX-JS T C O IV C R M M V '. celebrate their birthday on February 29th, .leap year, be sure and make up for the three other years you have to celebrate it on the, 28th or March 1st! Best wishes go to Lois Dence, Steve Eittrelm and ALLENHURST - ALLENTOWN - BRADLEY BEACH . EATQHTOWN ■ FARMINGDALE Kathy Tierney on March 2nd. Have fun 12 year old Nancy Day on your day, March 3rd. On Tuesday we find 7 year old Robert Flem ing, Dick. Lang, Nellie Treiber and the 15th wedding anniversary FORT MONMOUTH - FREEHOLD (2) - FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - LONG BRANCH of Ruth and Bill Walker in our birthday book. On March-5th we hope 7 year old Pattie Phillips will be home from Fitkin Hospital MARLBORO - MATAWAN • NEPTUNE CITY • SHREWSBURY insurance Cotpontfon1 to celebrate her birthday, also “happies” go to 10 year old Billy ^Sobeck, Lillian Shepard and to Donald and Hazel Swingle on their 21st wedding anniversary. On Thursday have a ball “sweet sixteen” Donnabeth Swingle, 12 year old Jeff Mason, 10 year old Kathleen Poppre'and to active scouter Bob Day. Hurry up Marqh l B t , please march in with some warmer weather! FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1964 OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY 1 P A •(«' E S E V E V
new study book and Miss May •Henri, Mrs. Fanny Petiy, M iss.Lu CIRCLES 'Stafford; read a timely article- on Peters, Mrs, Grace Hendrickson, ; the Supreme' Court decision re Lucia Grieve garding the use of p rayer in Edith Fredericks OCEAN GROVE—The regular schools. OCEAN tjltOVK. — The. Edith meeting of the Lucia Grieve Cir The March meeting will' be held Frederick Circle met last Monday cle of St.' Paul’s Church was. heid. at . the home of'. Mrs. Beniamin in the Fellowship room of St.. ^E F IvR E N C ?E :>TO? RELIABLE BUSINE a t the home of Mrs.. Wm. Mar Douglas, 102 Lawrence Ave. Fatilfs' Church a t 2 ' p.m. Mrs. shall, .313 LaReino -Ave., .Bradley Others present were Mrs.. Edith Bleecker Stirling, leader, presided. Beach. Mrs. Joseph Ralnear/ivas Wolvertoii, Mrs.. Arthur Penning-: HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLIES PROPERTY RECONDITIONING After refreshments were served co-hostess. Mrs. Roba Wielert ton, Mrs. Florence Ochiltree', Mrs. by the hostesses, Miss Mary Marsh OP COURSE YOU WANT THE BEST AND MOST REASONABLE opened the meeting' and introduced P arker Johnson, Miss Lillie- S hef- and Mrs. Clinton Cordray; devo Get It at the THE WM. R. HOGG COMPANY, INC. Mrs. Elli3 Pierce, who had charge for,-, Mrs., Enoch Gabriel,. Mi’s.- H ar tions were led by Mrs. H. Rambo.- of devotions. In keeping with,Lent riet Wendell, Miss Martie- Gore, PLUMBING HEATING MR-CONDITIONING She gave a very inspirational talk SHORE RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT CO. Mrs.- Pierce read the 4th; chapter Miss Mabel'.Mills, Mrs.. Jam es Da-, ^HEET METAL WORK — KITCHEN MODERNIZATION using the story of the loaves and of Matthew and ended.witH a beau vidfcon;. Mrs., H. J . Russell, Mrs. Kitchen Equipment and Furniture fishes from the-Bible. Miss A. Sip- Over Sixty Yeats Fourth and Railroad Aves tiful prayer. - Vernon Sherwood, Mrs. J. Bruce HOTEL, RESTAURANT and KITCHEN SUPPLIES !er reviewed tho study book. of Service In Asbury Park, N. J. Mrs. Alice Beanj\ teacher,-, stnrtedi Stevens,. Miss Frances; Spengeman, Monmouth County, Dial PRospect 5-S1H* Miss Mary B. W atson -gave the Telephone PRospect 5-1147 the new stu d y book;. “Tfeacliings; Mrs.. Grace Hand, Miss. Laurette 11-15 S. Main Street Opposite Main Avenue Gates s treasurer’s report and Miss Mnry- FLORIST Toward Christian Perfection”' by; Miiffibndteii. ’’ Dr. Olive Wyon- of; Cambridge, Sho- The meeting closed with a prayer, Marsh reported for sunshine. Mrs. ALUMINUM PRODUCTS Anna Farrell announced the next'; UCAD1A - Ih t U l< of Flow•«* gavfe a most- interesting talk. on', by Mis.. Barth* meeting to be hold at the samo- ARCADIA the life of 'FtancoiS FSnelbn. FLOWER SHOP AND QREENHOUSB Robert H. Jnik», ptop. place on March 1G a t 2 p.m. WINDOWSEAL PRODUCTS The next meeting will be- held' on- Isabella Thobnm — Aluminum and Fiber- PLANTS AND DISH GARDENS, CUT ?LOWERS, WEDDING FLOWERS, CORSAGES, FUNERAL rESIONS, FLOWERS BY WIRE March at-tlte home' of H5*. OCEAN GROVE The regular Others present were the Misses Ml COOKMAN AVE., ABBtIRT PARS Phone: PRo«pect t-ZUi lathi & CONSTRUCTION CO. Wm, Sutherland, 70.,Mt. Tabor- meeting of the Isabella Thoburn Ejeanora and Zilla Lloyd, Mrs. 'Mi. Way,, Ocqan: Grove, w ife Mis.. Kebm Circle was.heid at the church.last Rohlanil, Mrs. E tta Akins, Mis3 “Adda to Gracious Living” • Glanswalla OARAGE — STORAGE Wielert; as; co-hostoss.. Tuesday. Sixteen members en Grace Howe and Mrs. Edith; Barr- Bud Ladd • Howard Dietz • Additions dettc. Following the meeting-.a social joyed a period of fellowship durT' 404 Neptune Hwy., NEPTUNE, N. J. • Enclosures ing refreshments .served by. the «— • Phone 776-7456 — Free Estimates______• General Remodeling EMIL’S GARAGE Proprietor hourr was- held: and refreshments hostesses. Sirs. Mabel Hodgson and GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS were served! b y Mrs.. MarsRaU and BAKERY — Wholesale and Retail Mrs. Rainear.. Mrs. Edna .Wright. S T . PAUL’S Body & Fender Work • Used Cars For Sale Devotions were led by Miss Char AJBOj present- were, Mrs. Reba V COMPLETE LINE Gas, Oil, Tires & Batteries lotte Brownley. Miss Mary Bugby Wielert,, Mrs. Eltis Pierce, Mrs. OCEAN GRQVE — The Sacra presented the first lesson of -the ELSIE LARSSEN PIES OF BAKED GOODS k l ^ y ) 1300 CORLIES AVE., NEPTUNE - \ 0 Margaret Sherwood,-Mrs. E. Car m ent of Holy;- Communion will bo textbook,. “Teachings Toward. -OPEN SUNDAYS — lisle, Mrs. Mary Woodward;;. Mrs. observed at St. Paul’s Afethodist PRospect 4-3344 Christiat Perfection.” • Rolls • Challes • Wedding & Birthday Wm. Sutherland, Mrs. John More- Church next Sunday at 10:45 and 1: A business ; meeting; followed, again at 4;00 o'clock wifch Dr. Al Oldsmobile — Jaguar — Willy’s "Jeep” Sales and Service lahdi, Mrs* John Meyer, Mrs. Alice PASTRIES and COOKIES closing with tho Mizpah benedic- Bean; Mrs, Roy Bahring, Mrs. Al bert S. Lujyton in ch arg e Mr. Wil ,tion. 1114 7th Avenue, Neptune • PR 4-0050 Johnson’s Oldsmobile, Inc. vin’ Bills, and Mrs.: Rutherford liam Reid' will have charge of the 86 South Main Street, Ocean Grove • Phone: PR 5-4670 Trim m er, music and will play fo^his morning Service & Parts • “The Home of Value-Rated Used Cara” a u t o m o t iv e r e p a i r s • V , Zella Glidden preludQ’ “Moderato”* and for his OCEAN GROVE — The Zella postlude “Adagio”.. The Chancel Phone PRospect 4-1439 24-HOUR SERVICE ' - BAVI? RADIATORS CLEANED AND REPAIRED Rosetta Sherwood Hall Glidderi Circle met in the Junior Choi* will sing. ‘'None: Other. Bo%annd,F*ridera ^ick Antich i’SSft SHAFTO’S GARAGE CORR; OCEAN GROVE — The Rosetta room of . St. Paul’s Church last Laitth.” . < P ' WHEEL ALIGNMENT 4 STORAGE — BATTERY — TOWING SERVICE — REPAIRING Sherwood Hall Circle, Mrs. Warren Tuesday, the leader, Mrs. Ernest At the 4:00 o'clock service IMS FIRST AVENUE, ASBURT PARK______Tel. llo s p e c t 5-3472 Corner Corlies Avenue and Main Street Neptune, N. J. Barth, leader, met . last Tuesday Dickinson, presiding. Ijjeid will pli»y for his prehido nt the home; of Mrs. Robert Carmi Mrs. Gilbert DeGraw led devo “Arioso”.and ^Dr his pbstlude.“A n-. BUILDING ALTERATIONS PRospect 5-9416 We give S & H Green Stamps chael, 32 Surf Ave. Miss Amy- tions taken from the 11th chapto?*- dante”. Thft Green Cathcdrul will Walker, and Miss Ruth Brady were of St. John. be sung by the Celeste, Crusader, 774-4400 ■/ NEPTUNE SHELL SERVICE CENTER co-hostesses. Miss . Blackstock Miss Wilson gave a very inter •and CeciUan Choirs. Sunday School HIGGINS CONSTRUCTION CO. Free Pick Up & Delivery • Tires, Batteries, Shellubricatibn asked the blessing before refresh esting resume of the study book is at 9;30 and there art* classes for GENERAL CONTRACTORS HIWAY 35 at DRUMMOND AVE. • NEPTUNE ments were served. “Thru . Spiritual; Classics.’” Mrs. all ages. Attondanee cards may bo Mrs. Barth announced the 90th secured upon requost. The Assem ASBURY PARK, N. J. G. Echafer was hostess. 1 LANDSCAPING SERVICE birthdai of Mrs. Boese. After the The next-meeting will be at ;the bly Bible Class meets at 2:30. Otto CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK birthday of Mrs. Boese. After tho liome of Mrs. Ernest Dickinson G. Stoll is general superintendent. LAUREL HILL NURSERY ed her with a bowl of dowers from March 17 at 1:30. Mrs. Anna -Prayer meeting is held on Wed FABIO BATTAGLIA 3425 W. BANGS A V E , NEPTUNE, N. J. 775-5454 the circle. Kischline \vjill assist the hostess. nesday evenings at 7:00 o’clock. Designing — Planting — Selection of 700 Varieties of Shrubs The business meeting followed Every one. is cordially invited to n.T\PnmiTO PATIOS CEMENT BLOCKS Others • present were. Mrs.: Wm. with roll call, secretary, treasurer Eberlc, Miss Aline Gardner, Mrs. all of these meetings,. 2111 Bangs Avenue, Neptune, N. J. Telephone PRospect 4-0090 MILK AND CREAM and sunshine chairmavi reports. Stephen Appleget, Miss Helen Mil Miss Amy Walker introduced the ler, Mrs. Chas. Davis, Mrs; John 2-2-17 ' PLASTERING — PATCHING —' CONCRETE WORK S H E R IF F ’S S A L E WARDELL’S DAIRY BUPERIOK COURT OF NEW JERSEY DAIRY PRODUCTS CIIANCEKV DIVISION WILLIAM GRAY, Mason Contractor MONMOUTH COUNTY NEPTUNE, N .J. Phone. PRospect 4-1916 Docket No. F I1C6-63 1707 Maxwell Dr., Wall Twp, Belmar, N. J. MU 1-5912 THE BOWERY SAVINGS BANK; a “No Finer Milk Sold Anywhere” 517 Green Grove Bd., Neptone Savings Bank of tlie State of New York, Plaintiff vs: JAMES V. PETTI, JR., et Plastering & Patching • Good Workmanship ux. et al, Defendants By virtue of a writ of execution in , ^ • Building Alterations Complete DURLING- WOOLLEY DAIRY the above stated action to me directed, I shall expose for sale at public ven-; Quality Chek-D Dairy Products Tel. 775-5050 due, at the Court House In the Bor JOHN LOFTUS CONSTRUCTION ough of .Freehold, County of Mon mouth. New Jersey on Monday the T el 776-5941 122 Newark Ave., Bradley Beach MOVING — STORAGE — PACKING 9tli day of March. 19G4, at 2 o’clock, P.M. Prevailing Time. CUT TO SIZE ALL that tract or parcel of land, 8.n)c^S oL *8 situate, lying and being in the Town M A N NIN G ’ S - M AVE tO WE R ship- of Neptune, in the County of All’sizes, cut and threaded. Monmouth, in the State pi New Jer S. MARTUSCELLI — PR 5-8539 MOVING, STORAGE, AND CRATING s e y : Valves and fittings and • KNOWN and designated as Lot No. :SNOW PLOWING 430 Westwood Place, NEPTUNE All Trained Accredited Personnel • Low Insurance Rates 1 in Block No. S-10-2 on a map en “The shore’s Newest and most . Modern Warehoused* copper tubing. titled: "Map of By The Sea Hills, sit 1924 Heck Ave,, Neptune, New Jersey • - 775-3232 uated In Neptune Township. Monmouth County, N. J., Scale 1" — 50' 2 January CARPENTER — GENERAL CONTRACTOR 1959” and.filed in the M onmouth Coun AGENTS »S1 •: AwERiCAN-e^taftiard ty Clerk’s Office January 22.-.JD59 as P M 0 4 4 t c . Map No. 30 in Case 62. H. Wood and S o n -c — Ave. SUBJECT -to a fifteen foot drainage ALLIED AGR o g e r s ASBURT AVE. • Plumbing Fixtures • Hot Wa easement thru said premises approxi mately as shown on the said Map and rTr?°^CJs.s^<1. wrs:u-ae Re.mos„ f VAN LINES ter Heaters " Boilers • Base to the rights of persons it.any in and Work . . . Estimate* Freely G iv e n . ______■ PRospect 5-2093 • Asbury Park . to the brook located on said premises, MOVING AND STORAGE Board Radiation and aubject to restrictions ond ease .Kew Construction * • Alterations • Estimates .Cheerfally Given ments of record, if any. PAINTING — DECORATING Being commonly known and desig nate d AS No. 7
V TORY WITH FITTING DRUGS RADIO & TELEVISION — SALES & SERVICE 4S MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE W. B. NAGLE, Reg. Ph. ACE Radio & Television (PR 5-8062) NAGLE’S Main - Central Pharmacy • We repair and sell Television, Homo & Car Radios; Record Players ULMER'S and Tape Recorders “Doctors Advise Nagle’s” PAINT STORE 69 Highway 35, "Top of the Hill,” Neptune City, N. J. b u n d l e PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BEST QUALITY DRUGS Authorized Dealers of BATHROOM FIXTURES SHERWIN-WILLIAMS DRY CLEANING ROOFS — SIDINGS PAINTS - • W hitest — by scientific ,!«*«{ Paints — Brushes — Ladders “Garments may be dropped off on your way to GENERAL ROOFING CO. Wallpaper — Sanatis . \ business, shopping or school and picked up on • Hi-fircd iparkling finish! ROOFING — SIDING — GUTTERS — LEADERS Complete Needs for . . *16 HOUR 7 Jour way home” — One Hour Cleaning! No extra • Easy to dean J ' Painting or Paperhanging I W m m m j k - I charge. AH work done on premises; COMBINATION WINDOWS FREE ESTIMATES PRospect 6?8249 1408% Corlies Ave, Neptune Robert Deane • Resist — (U ppfafl . .. 120 i4 So. Main St. 3 So. Main St. • Take hard use for years! Ocean Grove VARIETY s t o r e INCLUDING SEAT (So. of Broadway Gates) 3 Pieces Phone: PR 5-621G ELECTRICIAN . WINDOW SHADES MADE TO ORDER E. A. PACE 5 &. 10c STORE For Only ADAMS ELECTRIC 49 MAIN A V E , OCEAN GROVE — PR 5-4455 Wiring — Fixtures — Appliances 100 MAIN ST., MANASQ'Ji'-' FRANCIONI, R. D arrin Adams, Jr. ■ PRospect 6-8376 P. O. Box 915, Asbury Park, N. J. TAYLOR and in white ... colors slightly higher. Plus PRospect 4-1186 Electrical Contractors delivery cost. LOPEZ, Inc. 3* RECESS CAST IRON TUB . FUNERAL HOME ROBERT E. MOSER Exclusive but Inexpensive FIXTURES • WIRING • ELECTRIC HEAT DANIEL L. FRANCIONI 403 OAKDALE DR, Shark River Hills, NEPTUNE USE THE CLASSIFIED THOMAS W. TAYLOR VAN CLEVE inc. D.JOSEPH LOPEZ 704 - 7th Ave. Asbury Park 120 Neptune Highway #35 1200 10th Ave. Neptune. (Corner of Atkins Ave.) THIS SPACE AVAILABLE Neptune • Phone 774-0600 A ir Conditioned PR 5-0021 P AG.E .EIGHT OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1964
MRS. HOWARD DENTON Ridgewood, N.J. Interment will or the office of the commissioner the World” or. April 11 at the In Howard Huntley, Mr. and Mrs, iObituaries OCEAN. GROVE — Mrs. Bertha be in Bay View Cemetery, Jersey of registration on or before March. Dr* Wm. Gufficfc termediate Assembly, Mrs. Kenneth Walter Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Denton, wife, of Howard C. Denton City. " ■ ’ . 12, in order to be eligible to. vote. Dellett, Mrs. Grace Jones, Mrs. Joughliri, Mr and Sir s. Richard of Old Denville Rd., Boonton died ---- Change pf address must be made Hamilton Speaker John Fisher and Mrs. Huntley. Brace, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Heck '.THOMAS I. EMMONS last Tuesday here.' She had' come to the municipal clerk or the com An “Attic Treasure Fair” will man, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Harold to the Grove in September to spend Woman’s Chib missioner: of registration either in be held in August.. ., Heckman, Sr. •KEP.TUNB — A retired farmer, (Continued from Page 1) NEpTUNE — Div William R the winter in the Ocean Grove person br .writing. ' '• Refreshments were served to ■ Also, Mr. arid Mrs. rlarry Larri^ '•Mxjrons Isaac Emmons, 90, of 1G07 C. H. Diefenbacher, Mrs. A. . T. Guffick/ of Ocean Grove, will be Motor Inn,’ . A woman who has changed her members present:. Mrs.. H. Huntley, .-son, Jr., Mr. arid Mrs. Fred A. Monroo Ave., .died Inst F rid a y ’at Holloway, Mrs. Cathorino Cain, the guest preacher at. worship serv Rev, Robert A. Reighart, pastor name by reason of marriage,. re Mr. Wm. Roid, Mrs. Grace Jones, Neidenstein,.; Mr; and ' M rs. : Alars AHemvqod .Hospital. , Mrs. Lena Tyman, Mrs. Sara E. ices in. ;th^' .Hamilton - Methodist of the Boonton Presbyterian marriage or divorce must re-regis Mrs.. Kenneth Dellett, Mrs. Paul Macartney, Mr. and Mrs. Harry ■Mr. .Emn;ur,< was born in Farm- Leyonmark, Mrs. George Skene, Church, Old Corlies avenue, a t 9:30 Church, officiated at services in ter. Persons who have .changed Pruitt, Mrs John Williamson, Mrs. G- Lewis, Mr, arid Mrs. 'Douglas . irigdaSc, son of the. late. Tunis ami Mrs. Leland Burt, Mrs. 'Wm, and 11:00 a.m. In the second serv Boonton. their name by . court order since Edward Hill, Mrs. John Fisher, MacMahon, Mr. and Mrs. George Elizabeth Hiilsehart Emmons. Whelpley, Mrs. Henry Harley. ice Dr. Guffick, who is superintend registering must re-register. Mrs. Louis Burlingame,: MrSi Don Cannon, Jr.. Mr.; and. Mrs; Ronald MRS. WILLIAM H. GUY • Also, Mrs. Wm. Bramun, Mrs. ent of the. New Brunswick District ■ Hr 'is .survived by a son Nel Persons who have moved to.Mon ald Sherwood, Mrs. N. R. Bush, jN. Crane, Mr. William Wegge, Jr., Harry Jones, IIrs. Frank Muller, of the.Methodist Church, will dedi son, at home, six grandchildren nnd. OCEAN GROVE—Proprietor of mouth County from another state Jr., Mrs. Wesselman and Mrs. A. Miss Nancy Ballard, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lloyd Gundaker, Mrs. Agnes cate Pulpit and Lectern Scarves : 17.' great-j;mhdchildre)). ■ the Chalfonte Hotel for the past 30 or county, regardless if previously L. Ward, Robert Woyshner, Mr. and Mrs. Mix, Mrs. Harry Tice, .Mrs. Mar as memorials to the Rev. Albert D. .Hey. Irving Meier- conducted years, Mrs. Helen Guy, 71, died on registered from their former ad ■ — - ■: William Harshman, garet Sherwood,'Mrs. John More Curry, who sewed as p a sto T of the services. at the Francioni, Taylor Tuesday at her home, 108 Main dress, must re-register. land, Jlrs. Alfred E. Humphries, church from 1958.to 1963. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hav and Lopez Funeral Home on Tues avenue. Naturalized citizens must pro Mrs.; S. R- Drown, Mrs. Ivan Hall, In the 9:30 service, the Chapel Eagle Fire Co, ens, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hager- day. Interment was in .Evergreen • Mrs. Guy was born in .Neptune duce proof of naturalization when Mrs. Sylvan Ehrich, Mrs. A. C. Choir, directed by Miss Charlotte man, Mr. and Mts, .William Asay, Cemetery. . and had been a Shore resident all registering, otherwise , they will Flandreau, Mrs. Kay Gorman, Mrs. Taylor, will sing and in the 11:00 Mr.iand Mrs. James A. Ward, Mr. her life. not be permitted to ■ register.. Celebrates 72nd Lillian Buba, Mrs. Beth Tregaskis, o'clock service 'the Chancel Choir, and Mrs.. Gary Durkin, Mr: and She is survived by her husband, Persons who have chronic or in* , ALBERT ANDERSON Mrs. Fanny Routledge, Mrs. Hom under the direction of Mrs. .Alton Mrs. Pete Justus, Mr. and Mrs. By William H. Guy; a son, William H. curable ill ness ;ior totally incapaci er Kresge,. Mrs, Elmer Baldwin, Nettleman, will. sing the; anthem., Anniversary Year ron B. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Wil OCEAN GROVE — Word has Guy Jr., Neptune; a daughter, Mrs. tated and cannot attend a place of Mrs. Elizabeth Brubaker, Mrs. ‘The;Sunday School-will meet at liam Young, Mr. and Mrs. B. Wool- • been received of the death .of Albert Eleanor Wanner, Interlaken; two registration may apply, in writing Kathleen Jewel, Mrs. II. M. Wil 9:30 a.m. under the direction of the OCEAN GROVE — The Eagle sey Thompson,. Mr. and Mrs,- Ed 'Anderson,, former owner and op brothers, Richard Choyce, South to the commissioned of registration liams, Mrs. Wm. Folley, Mrs. Rob gen e r a 1 superintendent, . Mr.* Hook and Ladder Co. celebrated its mund L. Thompson, Jr. erator of "the .'Sampler' Inn. Mr, Norwalk, Conn., and Stanley for registration to be taken by, a ert Carmichael, Mrs. John Shep Charles Polhemus. ., ;, • 72nd anniversary wit.li a dinner, And, Mr.' and Mrs. John I). Anderson; died last Wednesday in Choyce,- Alberta, Canada; six deputy of the commissioners’ of pard, Mrs. Fred J. Porter. A t 7:00 p.m., the , Senior • High dance at the Georgian House, Route Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. John W. S f Petersburg, Fla. grandchildren and three great fice*-at' the place of confinement. Woolley, Mr, *‘.hd Mrs. James F. And, Mrs. Alfred Ransom, Mrs. M.Y.F., will have as guest speaker- 3 d . Wanamassa, ^ast Saturday, . He is survived by a brother, in grandchildren. In order to register in the Pri Ruth Arnesdn, Mrs. Charlotte My Sgt. Moore of the local police de Dinner and,dancing was. enjoyed by Hargadon, Mr. arid. Mrs. Richard; Reno, Nev. and several nieces and Services will be held tomorrow mary election or any other election, DeHart, Mr; and Mrs; Joseph- F» ers; Mrs. Edwin i'Jpren; Mrs! John partm ent.. . ; • - ; ' ' '=’•: 81. firemen and .their ladies. Music nephews. ' (Saturday) at 11 a.m. in the Fran- the voter must meet the following, Kaiser, Mr; and. Mrs.; Claude Her Rudge,' Mrs., George Paterson, Miss was furnished by Victor James and cioni, Taylor and Lopes Funeral requirements on the day of election, Frances Spengeman, Miss Florence The MeUtones. The, committee in bert, Mr, and Mrs,,. Eussell Hol Home, Asbury Park. Interment will namely, 21 years of age, citizen of JOHN S. STRONG Gower, Miss Dorothy Fetzgeiy Aliss O.G. Choir Mothers, charge of the affair was composed brook, Mrs. Raymond Gracey, Mr. be in Monmouth Memorial Park. the Unite^ States, must have resid and . Mrs, Arthur Carpenter, Mr, Louise E. Lovell, Miss Alice Ra- of Kenneth DeRose, James Ward,. . NEPTUNE—Services and inter ed in the . state. .of /New' Jersey six Gary Durkin, Robert Hagermsii and Mrs; Edward Robbins;, Mr; ana ARTHUR J. GOUGH domski, Miss Anne Mason, Miss. ment were held in Irvington for months and the. County of Mon arid Douglas McMahou, • Mrs. Chris. Devoy. NEPTUNE — A iormer Ocean Arline'Keephart, Miss Alice Bur- John S. Strong, .73. who- died, last mouth forty days on. or before Said . Prizes were awarded to William Township patrolman, Arthur. J. f^oync, Miss Marion Metzgar, Miss Tuesday atr his home, 8 Williams election. ’* ' s OCEAN GROVE—The St. Paul's Asay, William Wegge, Jr., Richard Gough, 02, died on Tuesday at his Sophia, Egner, Miss Mabel Mills, .ro a d .. Mr. Swader pointed out that Choir Mothers Guild met on Wed DeHart, George Cannon, Harry home, 1223 8th avenue. Miss Martie Gore, Miss Ada Whelp- Mr. Strong 'was-a retired New 1,117 voters were removed from nesday at the home of Mrs. Eric Lewis, Harry Larrison, Jr., John . Mr. Gough, son' of, the late Mr. ley, Miss Ruth Brady, Miss Lau- ark police captain, having served in the registry books in January 1964, W esselm an,. 32 Heck Ave. Mrs. Woolley, Harold Heckman, Jr.'and and Mrs. Arthur G. Gough, was a rette McKendree. the Newark Police Department for and each voter, notified. This re Donald Sherwood was co-hostess. Douglas MacMahon. Special prizes genera! maintenance employe for 8? years. ‘Ie spent most of his moval was due to the, fact that the Mrs. Huntley, president, presided were, won by Jam es W ard and Mrs. career as a . detective and assign the GMC Truck Sales, Bradley Registration voter failed to vote in any. election and Mrs. Kenneth Dellett, opened Ronald Crane. Beach. '. ment officer. He was appointed to (Continued from Page 1) in the past four years.1 ;,Those in the meeting with a prayer. Those present were: Mr, and the police departm ent in Dec. 1916 , Mr. Gough was born,in Waldorf, Persons who are permanently this group who fail to register be Choir mothers reported on their Mrs, Fred Smith, Frank Wilgus, ‘T h a r , art® a lw a y s tw o and two years later was assigned Md. He was a member of the Free registered and who have changed fo re M a rc h 1 9 6 4 ;wiU riot he choirs. A committee was appoint Raymond N. Crane, Mr. and Mrs, chances to wii- aa argument to narcotics investigations,'where dom Council, Junior Order of their address within the county, perm itted to vote in the 1964 P ri ed to assist Mrj. 'John Williamson T, Hadford Catley,. Mr, and Mrs. with :.aa um plf—Blim mat he worked eight years. He was one American Mechanics, Wall Town must, notify their municipal clerk mary election. with , plans for the show “Around Kenneth DeRose, Mr, and Mrs, saone.” of the first policemen to go before ship. .public meetings to warn of the He is survived by , his widow, danger of drugs. Mrs.' Mamie N. Gough, hero; a Mr. Strong was an amateur box daughter, Mrs. Lois Simmen, here; er: and semi-professional baseball a brother," Robert, Lake Worth, player during his youth. He won Fla., and two sisters, Mrs. George the!N. J..State Amateur champion Dalton, West Long Branch, and ships ;in. welter and middleweight Mrs. LeRoy Eckert, Trenton. classes. . . Services will be held today (Fri Surviving ard his widow, Mrs. day) at 2 p.m. in the Francioni, Alice McMahon Strong; two sons, Taylor and Lopez Funeral Home, John, Jr., Gilbert J., and a daugh Neptune. Rev. Philip Brown will ter Mrs, Alice Walsh, all of New officiate. Interment will be in Mt. ark; two brothers, Hugh J., a mem Prospect Cemetery. . ber of N. J. Racing Commission; Gilbert, retired Essex County Park GEORGE S. KINCAID policeman,, and 13 grandchildren. OCEAN GROVE—A resident of the - Methodist Home. 70 Stockton MRS. DAVID SANDERS avenue; for the- past four years, NEPTUNE—^Services were held George S. Kincaid, DO, died on in Asbury Park on Monday for Mrs. Tuesday at the Home. He was born R osetta G. Sanders, of 1812 in Boonton, son of the late Mr, fipringwood Ave., who died last and Mrs. Thomas Kincaid.. Thursday in Fitkin Hospital. Mr. Kincaid was a partner in the Mrs. Sanders was born in Bruris- Taylor and Kincaid Florist Green wick, C,a., and has lived in Neptune houses, Freehold. He was a mem for 26 years. She was 52 years old. ber of the Methodist Church, Haw •She was a member of the Allen thorne. Chapel. A.M.E. Church, Asbury He is survived by two nieces, Park. Mrs. Thomas Stanlick and Mrs. Er Surviving are her husband, Da win Brown, both of Wharton. vid; three sisters, Mrs. Mamie Services were held on Thursday Hose,' St; Augustine, Fla.; Mrs. at the Methodist Home. Interment Madeline Pettigrew, Chicago, 111., was in Rockaway Valley Cemetery, ftrid Mrs. Margaret Chandler, Buf Boonton. falo, N. Y . . MRS. CHARLES H. FINKE Interment was in White Ridge BRADLEY BEACH—Word has Cemetery: , been received of the death oi Mrs. Alice W. Finke, a resident of 301 MRS. JOSEPH HARDY 3rd Ave., for the past seven years. NEPTUNE — A Neptune resi After a long illness, Mrs. Finke dent for 57 years. Mrs. Bessie Har died on Wednesday at the Hark- dy, 74, died last Wednesday at her nes.s Pavilion, Columbia Presby home, 3£l Division St. She was born terian Medical Center, New York in Newport News, Va. City. . Mr?. Ilitrdy was ,- member 0£ Mrs. Finke was- born and edu w ith a batting average like this? Baptist Temple, Asbury cated In Brooklyn, N.Y., and lived in Ridgewood, N.J., where she was Park, a memuer of the Woman's Ciub o'urw 'ing.ai e a son', Russell H ar and a member' of the West Side dy, and four sisters, Mrs. Ida How- Presbyterian Church. all, Mrs. Margaret Mack, and Mrs. She is survived by her husband, Louise Sulley, ail here, and Mrs. Dr: Charles H. Finke and a brother, Blanche Campbell, New York'City; Frank A. Ferris of Louisville; Her three (v'randchiidren and 12 great . ' '. ' ^ratulcVi>W>'e,!l Funeral services will be held to Servicci were ..held in Asbury morrow (Saturday) at 10:30 in Park last Friday, Interment was the C. C. Van Emburgh Mortuary in Monmouth Memorial Park Ceme Chapel, 30G E.. Ridgewood Ave tery,
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