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— and o( the teacp------— — SEVEN CENTS Vol. LXXXVI, No. 43 NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSET ' : FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1961 jlnltcj States o t America the 185th year Board To Secure Options On n o x MEMORIAL CROSS iation keefects OCEAN GROVE—The Me­ Two Sites For New Schools morial Cross on the front of the Ocean' Grove. Auditorium NEPTUNE TWP. — The p o s e d 2-scliool ; project. tt will be- lighted the week of Oc­ res board of education future In , other action Wednesday tober 28 to November- 4 in memory of Beniali. B. and planning; committee will meet night the board adopted its new OCEAN GROVE — Kinsey N. Merritt of Elizabeth' and NEPTUNE TWP. — John W- Knox, veteran township Tuesday to take options on" policy for non-educational use .of clerk for 41 years, died suddenly last Thursday night in Margaret H. Hennig, by the Ocean Grove was elected to his ninth one-year term as presi­ Children. two sites in the-, northwest the schools, placing responsibility dent of the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association at the Fitkin Hospital..A native son of Neptune and a dean of the section of th e . toivriship for in the hands of the superintendent; municipal clerks in New Jersey, Mr. Knox had been, a patient annua) trustees’ meeting on Friday, Oct. 20. the - proposed two new ;. 12- The vote was 8-0. Board Member The Association elected-two in Fitkin Hospital for less than a week. He was 66 years classroom elemenfary schools.- William Neaves abstained, de­ new officials. George C, Mil­ of age. Chairman Robert Davis re. claring that the responsibility Services were held Monday ------—— Rt. 33 Widening ler of Madison, a retired in-' regation proted to the board Wednes-! sho" 1<’ be boaVd of «ducat- morning’ in the Fs^ry Memorial Harold A. Smith, he directed tho day night that,state approval lon (rfflC0' •-« re.o v er-lo ad in g the surance executive and a New- Home, Asbury Park. Rev. Arnold installation of machine bookkeep­ anizes Nov. 5 of the schematic- renderings superintendent; with minor things. From Parkway a r k Conference Methodist VanLummell, pastor of Grand ing. The same number of employ­ of the schosila has. been recei­ Pretty soon he’ll be- spending half leader, was elected vice presi­ Averiae Reformed Church, Asbury ees" (4) are handling the office as ved* following. a conference of his time on buildings and we will To Collingwood : Park officiated at the funeral 16 years' ago, despite the popu­ Special Service At need another" superintendent to dent in charge of business, Hamilton Fire. House Superintendent Victor, J, W. replacing John S. Yeo, who parlor, which was crowded to lation ijxplpsion. He also organ­ Christie, •,. and ... the board’s take care of education.” Roadway '• Past Monmouth capacity, find during the inter­ ized tho Community Dog Control, resigned from the board in For Lutheran Church Mrs. Matilda Hawthorne, ■ was . Memorial Park & Blueber­ program, inviting joining muni­ architects, Ketchum & Sharpe ment at Monmouth Memorial Park. of- Somerville, with Dr. Ed­ hired as a'manager of the Sum- ry Acres To Be 4 Lanes August. Franklin L. Par­ cipalities to participate on a dis­ NEPTUNE—-The Rev. Eu­ ward Spare,consultant ip, merfield cafeteria. tridge, Jr., of Maplewood and trict level. gene W. Beutel, Pastor of- Re­ the Building;,Services Divi­ Superintendent Christie inform­ TRENTON—The New Jer­ Oeean Grove, an. attorney, Mr. Knox organized the town­ deemer Liitherair Church has sion of the State • Department ed the board that three Neptune sey State Highway Depart­ was elected a member of the announced that this; riew con­ ship's Planning Board, Housing of ^Education. _ High School youths have been ment today called for bids Business Committee. Authority and Urban. Redevelop­ gregation will be formally or­ commended for their grades in the November 15 on a contract ganized, at a Special Service After the -board selects the ment Authority, aei’Ving as secre­ two sites, the architects will National Merit Scholarship exams. for modernizing 1.2 miles; of. tary of .these units; He' was a which is scheduled to be held They are: Douglas Stevens, son of N. J. Route 83' in Wall Town­ at 8:30 on Sunday, Nov: 5, in complete all necessary cost founder and past president of the estimates to present to the Mr. and. Mrs. Douglas K: Stevens,; ship- and New ■ Shrewsbury M onmouth County Municipal the meeting room of the Borough; Monmouth County.: New Jersey Division-of Local Sr.; Eileen McKiernan; daughter Clerks -Association' and a ':•; past Hamilton Fire. House. The of Mi*, and Mrs. George F. Mc- Between the Garden State Park­ initial charter members of Government for. approval, in way and the Route 34 (Colling­ president' bf. -the Monmouth.County order for the board to exceed ICiernan, and William' Heyser, son Municipal Association. the congregation-win be re­ of Mr. and Mrs, William Heyser. wood) traffic circle, Route 33 is ceived into membership dur­ its borrowing capacity. Ap­ a two-lane concrete road congested Mr, Knox was a member of the ing this service. - proval is expected, Mr. Davis The following were added to the by traffic volumes that reach sum­ Asbury: Park American Legion said. The voters will then be substitute teachers list: Robert D, mer peaks of 10,000 cars a day, Post, F&AM Lodge, Elks Club, and The guest speaker for. the Ser­ asked to ballot on the quest­ Clayton, B,A', arid. M.A. from Univ. The. congestion is intensified by Rotary Clubs. He held perfect-at­ vice of Organization will be the ion. of California; Robert N. Miller, Rev. Dr. Gordon S. Huffman, traffic from the dualized portion tendance in Rotary, for a number It is estimated that construction B.A., Univ. of North Carolina; president of the Eastern District of R outes 33 & 34, west of the of years and enjoyed meeting ft! of the two schools will be between Richard E. Merlino, B.S., Villan- of The American Lutheran Church. Collingwood circle,.. moving onto low Rotarians in other clubs thi $500,000 and $600,000, exclusive of ova; Albert W. Nisski, B.A.,'Fair- Dr. Huffman’s office is in Wash the narrowseetion. oughout the county. . land cost. The-board, has approxi­ leigh Dickinson; Louise Roolvink, ington, D. C. He. will also offi­ Construction plans call, for wid­ He was a former member of the mately $200,000 remaining- from M.S., Newark State; Janet Toombs, cially install Pastor Beutel as the ening the present 20-foot wide John W. Knox the new high ichool bond issue, B.S Buffalo State, and Frances state League of Municipalities, a Pastor of Redeemer Church and highway to 52 feet by adding 16 the funds to be used in this pro- M: Rowley, B.A., Penn State. A b palibearers, township office director of the former Neptune preside over the business meeting feet on each side of it. The entire four-lane roadway will then be re­ employees carried the bier through Bank and Trust Co., and a former which is scheduled to follow ttic a Neptune police guard of honor. Service. surfaced with, bituminous concrete. director of the Asbury Park & At, the Wyckoff-Shafto Road in­ The massive array of flowers was On the agenda for the business History Department s Leo Galcher Ocean Grove Bank. He had been tersection, a left-turn jughandle is George C. Miller carried to the cemetery in four meeting are the adoption of a secretary of the township’s Rep­ planned for the safety and con­ Neptune fire department trucks. constitution, the adoption of sev­ New Member of N. H. S. Faculty venience of sjastbound Route 33 Other officers reelected ublican r Executive Committee for eral resolutions and the election Born In Neptune traffic. The overall project ex­ were: Dr. Samuel J. Tmscott, many years, of tho initial Church Council, Mr. Knox was born in Neptune, By Ruthic Oberhauser and Carol Menzel tends from the Route 3-1' circle to of Binghamton, N. Y„ vice which will function as the official “A Mighty Mite” s, , point <50 feet east of Watson president in charge of pro­ the son of the late John F. and Board of the congregation. Anna Robertson Knox.. Following Between. 1910 and 1920 Mr. One of ‘ the - iilty.'.'rnifii-v Avenue in New Shrewsbury, near gram; George L. Hergeshei- A Fellowship Hour ' with ’ light high school he was employed by Knox was known as “a mighty bers at Neptune High School this the- Garden State Parkivay. mer, Arthur W. Abbott, Jr., refreshments will conclude the the J. G. McCory Co. and tho. N1 mite” in basketball at the Shore. year is Mn Leo Galcher, who ; A short portion of Sharis River and George K. Slingland, festivities for the day. Members J. Bell Telephone Co. He became A newspaper account recalls that teaches American history a rid Brook north of the highway will members of the business com­ of the community are welcome township clerk on Jan.- 1, 1920, John1 “was the star of the Redmen world history classes. be relocated fo flow through a 15- mittee; Dr. Edward G. Latch, to attend this Service. a part-time position that became quintet that ranked as just about Mr, Galcher was born in Pater­ foot wide culvert about 100 feet Dr. J. Edgar Washabaugh, full-time in 1927. the best cage squad hereabouts son, Nev« Jersey. He later moved cast of its present channel. The Dr. Floyd E. George, arid, the In 1920, when Mr. Knox first in the days before World War I.” to Freehold where he attended ele­ old channel-will be filled in. Rev. Louis W. Mitchell, mem­ assumed clerk duties, Dr, Charles He also played with the Eurekas Clubwomen Hear mentary school. His first three The Department estimates 90 bers of the devotional and E. Jamison was township chair­ basketball team. years of high school was spent at working days will be needed to program committee, and Mr. complete the state-financed ’ pro­ Miller, president of the Aud ­ man. Committeemen were Daniel Besides his wife, Mr. Knox is Miss Joan Neaves Freehold Regional High School. ject. itorium Ushers Association. Smith, John White and Harry B survived by a daughter, Mrs. In his final year of high school he White. William A. Cooper was Janies . Hargadon; a brother, Neptune High School attended Trenton Catholic High -— —— -.- Also: August G. Stoll, sec­ township tax assessor and To-wn- School. In high school Mr. Galcher Judy Myers Wins Con test Thomas Knox, and . two grand­ Student Report On retary; Rev. Harold D. Flood, ship Tax • Collector Walter H children, Linn and Wesiey Har­ played on the basketball team. assistant secretary; George June Citizenship Institute NEPTUNE—Miss Judy Myers, Gravatt was elected county sheriff. gadon, here'. Mr. Galcher continued to further L. Hergesheimer, treasurer, In 1927, when Mr. Knox began his , education at Mount Saint daughter of Hr; and MVs. Ira and Howard L. Smith, assis­ NEPTUNE TWP. — The Twin full-time clerk duties, Waldo E, — * - ' Mary’s ' College, Maryland, where Myers, 511 Helen Terrace, Shark tant treasurer. City Woman’s Club of Neptune Rice was chairman of the town iungle Scouts Recognized he majored in history and edu­ River Hiljs, was the winner of the Township held their regular meet­ ship committee. . Committeemen cation. He was a very active col­ 3rd Creative Writing Contest spon­ ing Wednesday at the home, of were Hall White, Whitlock and lege student having served as -a sored by the WABC-TV program, RED BANK—Donald F. Black­ Mrs, James Hendrickson,. 93 Webb Gracey, the latter. tvfo elected for class officer, chairman of -Junior “Expedition.” 2 New Members er, of Troop 46, Neptune, and Paul Avenue, Ocean Grbye. Mrs. Francis the first timethe previous Novem Prom Committee, and business The topic was “The History of A. Bainco and Warren Matson, Kelly, president presided. Leo Galcher New Yorki” Miss Myers, a junior ber. Mr. Knox was also township both of Troop 72, Neptune City, For Auxiliary , , Mrs. Kelly announced that in­ Fite clibi, plusr at Neptune High School, won an bookkeeper. • . w ere am ong 61 M onmouth C ounty vitations .had been received fronts award of $200 and appeared on the Boy Scouts and Explorers wno re­ Heads County G O P the Jersey Shore, Red Bank, -lana program Monday to receive this] ASBURY PARK —.Mrs. Frank ceived the Eagle Scout Award dur­ In 1938 the Monmouth County squah and Oceai* Grove Woman’s and a citation She is now eligible , Neptune, presided at the ing the past year and were hon­ , Republican Executive Committee Clubs to attend Federation Days. Hanning Board Asks ’ /es’ to compete in thfe next section for meet"mg °* the American Legion ored last Thursday night ot a rec­ elected Mr. Knox as its chairman. Mrs;. Charles ■ L, Titus, 209 "Union the $1000 award. .Auxiliary on Monday at the USO ognition banquet fa the Molly Ir, the primary. election a week Avenue, Neptune, - was accepted ------Building, Scwall Avenue. She re- Pitcher Hotel, Commander . James earlier, Mr. Knox had helped or­ into the club as a new member. On Green Acres Vote New Timetables For EST . ported »n the executive meeting Ellis Stark,.' USN, chief medical ganize the victories of Ifaydn A years subscription tn the State j of the Monmouth County Ameri* officer aboard, the U.S.S. Triton, Proctor for State Senate* and Mor­ Federation Magazine “Clubwoman” WALL TWP.—The $60 mil- trial development. / NEW YORK—Railroad passcn- .«*!» Region Auxiliary held in Froa- the submarine which made an 84- ris J.. Woodring for Sheriff, both ■will be given to her. lion Green Acres bond issue 9 A ssist th e county in the es- ger'schedules will be adjusted this I10'** on ®ot- day. underwater trip around the township men. The following Nov­ referendum and extent of tablishment of three, additional Sunday, Oct. 29, to conform to the1 Mrs. Clifford Mecouch, Elberon, world, was the principal speaker. Page fight, please ember, with Mr. Knox as chair­ Monmouth County’s participa­ county parka. end of daylight saving time. Minor hospitality 'chairman, welcomed to man, the Republican ticket won tion in the program, if adopt­ revisions may be made in' some. the unit two new members: Mrs. AVON CALLING — Beautiful Ar­ Urges “Yes” Vote with one exception, James K. Al- ray of Gifts For All, Ask To See ed by the voters Nov. 7, high­ schedules. All timetables are be- Claude Sparks,. Neptune', and Mrs. lardice of Ocean County failed to Man; Holiday Specials. H. Chase, HALLOWEEN PARTY lighted thf= county Planning Chairman E. Donald Sterner, of ing reprinted and should. be con- S. K, Dalrymple, Spring Lake, overtake veteran Congressman 52 Pilgrim Pathway. PR 5-0543 FOR GROVE YOUTHS Board’s 8th annual dinner and the county-Planning Board, called suited for details. ,j Mrs. Douglas Tiiton, Asbury William H., Sutphin. Mr. Knox re­ — 13* conference Tuesday night in for bipartisan support of the ref­ “ 1 Park, was appointed Community OCEAN GROVE — The an­ tained the county GOP reins for CHRISTMAS BAZAAR, BAKE the Beau Rivage. erendum ;. License Revoked for 3 Months ^ Service chairman and. Mrs, EUza- nual Hallowe'en party for four years, relinquishing the post SALE ANO RUMMAGE SALE, The Green Acres referendum, Representing Neptune Town­ ™ - beth Schanck, Ocean Grove, ap- H am ilton M ethodist C hurch,, .W.- Occan Grove youngsters will which grants $40 million to the in 1941 to the present county ship at the conference were. , V ” f Jones, 19, pointed Pan-American Study chair- S.C.S. held at the church at Old be held Tuesday night, Oct. state to acquire rcceation and con­ of 1710 Sprmgwood Avenue, Nep- man. chairman, J. Russell Woolley.' Corlies Rd. & West Bangs Ave. Chairman Robert Goodrich, 31, in the Lawrence. Avenue servation lands and $20 for state tune, is among 122 drivers who, ' As • municipal clerk, Mr. Knox Neptune. Friday Nov. 3 & Sat. gymnasium, reports the Ocean Vice Chairman Lester S. Gold­ Nov. I from 9:00 a.m. to 1 p.m. grants to counties and municipali­ lost their licenses under the New L ^ " t V,00rheuS’ was in the forefront of moderni­ stein and Township Commit­ Jersey M/70- Excessive Speed Pro-1 An«nhurSt, ^ reported on an article . . — 43 Grove Recreation Commission. ties as a 50-50 share of local ac­ zation of administrative and gov­ teeman Thomas- Davis, of, the Children of pre-school age and quisitions, was explained by Jo­ gram. According to the Division! Asbm-y Park Press, ernmental services. In recent COME IN for FREE Pedo graph of Planning Board, and Chairman through grade 3 will meet at seph J. Truncer, of Upper Free­ of Motor Vehicles, his license » as’°a fa"0,,t ‘belters-m-.the-Wes. years he was instrumental in clos­ your stocking feet. O. G. Orthope­ the gym for the costumed Walter Tarrasovis, Harry fi. Mrs. Albert -Hcimroth, Asbury dic Shoe Repairins' & Hat Cleaning. hold Township, assistant chief, of revoked for three months. . ing the township’s old ppen dump Faby, Sr., Edward Burke and Park, Safety chairman, read a bul­ 50 Pitm aii Ave. PR 1-708G. Cipsed grand niarch at 7, .p.m. An the Bureau of Parks ami Recrea­ and establishing the first sanitary hour later, at 8 p.m., young­ Robert Ralston, of the Board letin, oh “Panic” and how to pre­ every Monday beginning Nov. 6 tion, N.J. Dept; of Conservation First Coin Covention landfill system in the state, fol­ — 43tf sters of age grades 4 through' of Adjustment. vent it by practicing what to do and Economic Development. lowing a survey of the Baltimore, 3 will meet at 8 p.m. for their ASBURY PARK—The . first anl‘. in case of fire or othi'r disaster, Showing Beautiful Beave- -rind In Monmouth .County the pro­ Dcvelopnicnt ‘ of Shark River Md., program.. With Tax Collector costumed marjeh. ’ nuai 'Coin Convention .of the Mon-! Mrs; . Samuel Visou-j, Asbury Flower Hats. Milton; “Kelly” Coh­ gram calls for— County Park, .to which Neptune en. PR .4-1337 for Friday and) Mrs.' Charles • P. Todd is Township has contributed acreage, mouthi Coin' Club will feature coin ! Park, Junior . Pust-Presidc-nt was. DAY’S STATIONERY — Gibson 9 Purchase of additional land Saturday showings. —42-13 general chairman, Richard F. was discussed during the confer­ exhibits and a dealers' bourse in ' presented a publicity scrapbook by Greeting Card? & Notes. Adding to round out the park, forest and Machines, Calculators.on Rental Gibbons and \Mrs. John Wil­ ence. Mr, Sterner complimented Convention Hall next Friday and ' Miw. Edward .Tiltort, West B.>lm;t:-. RECORDERS—Stereo, TV's and stream lands of the Deserted. Vil­ Opp. the P.O., Ocean Grove liamson are in charge of re­ Freeholders Earl Woolley of Nep­ Saturday, Nov. 3 and 4. Admission! The unit' voted a' donation to — 17tf transistor radios. New & used. Sow lage of Allaire. prices, ACE TV, 69 Hwy. 35, Nep­ freshments; Mrs. Jonathan tune and Abram D.' Voo'rhees; of is free. Exhibit winners fa', five the'-Veterans’ Year 'Roiiinl Pro- tune City. —26tf Hancox, judges and prizes; Expansion of the Turkey WANTED — Old coins of all ManasqiiaH for .their efforts .in es­ classes will receive awards., !grnm which -helps veterans in hos- Mrs. Joseph' Hemphill, pac­ ,S\Vamp hunting- and fishing area, kinds. Gold, Silver, Copper; espe­ tablishing and opening “tiie first NAGLE’S MAIN CENTRAl]- ^ Pifu .-.i.i.-smu r.ia ,, AUTO RADIOS Used and supervisors of games. 5-0525. SUBSCRIBE TO TflE -TIMES The privately-owned farmlands are facilities since its opening on Me- -WALTER McCAFFREY — Alter- low price-. ’a ««' TV, Main .St. cor! - 43 tf . $3.60 A YEAR BY MAIL facing possible housing or ind^s- memorial Day weekend' this year i i i n 1 n«fiQ ° nS’ - - Call Ith Ave,, Br. Bch. M'e repair’anto *-"ooo. — 4d - 46, radios. 26lf p a g:b tw o OCEAN -g#--'1.. ;.;:;-:^eptune, new jbhseyfr& ay^6ctob^r n , ' m i

. eM grin­ TV program Expedition - New. The Gardens tended m eetings for- th e re st of lessons to. go! We’re learning - the boys!!! ning as lie held that lovely trophy To The Hills York - detail" elsewhere hi . the day. while Janet and I remain­ and were having a great deal of Come. Tuesday, the last day in his hands; First in Pram Mid­ Mary Jane Evers paper - did you see her on. the Shirley Hunt ed .completely inert:. fun. One wife said last Tuesday get, Sailing races'.of last, summer. 216 Laurel Place, Neptm» of October and of course Hal­ 624 S. Riverside Dr. 7 P.M. Oct 23rd broadcast; When Halloween comes let’s that she and her husband hadn’t Then a dash from' there, to the S hark R iver HIIIb PR 4-3570 ■ loween, The small folks are so PR 5-3787 . Like much of the town,. I was remember to treat not only, spoken to .each other all week be­ anxious to dress u p and fool, Little TBgg Harbor Yacht Club, saddened ai the loss of John Knox, our own children, but those ■ cause of a disagreement over the jrouj but our young men and where a dinner-dance awards wae. . |»s:n2SS»»f5ST33»?^^3i«K5S!^»e=I3ai our. Municipal Clerk. On many oc­ .. A.nn .and Joe Hayden, were hosts abroad as well. Many children cha cha, The past week, immed­ girls eleven years and up, w ill' held, at the Raritan Yacht Club. Good day to. you! This will be casions in pursuit of information at a dinner party at their home in our area will- be collecting , iately after Esther Randall, had share their, fun, by .using Here Skip was'to receive another short,and .to the point (I think). for League of Woman Voters, last Sunday ■ following the ehris- money . for UNICEF (th e instructed us all very well and la grown-up ideas. They will Re ­ award 2nd place, in the State Feel n might insulted as received PTA, etc., I went to him. Never tening of their son, Thomas, at United Nations Children’s great detail as to.how to do.the joining U N I G E .F 'p ro g ram sail-off events for midgeta, held two-ads in the same mail offer­ once was I brushed off or given an Holy Innocents Church.. ■j. Fund). Whatever -donation we tango, another wife said to'' her They will be knocking on your last August. (If you recall the ing- to redo me - to make a new, evasive answer. People such as Congratulations' to Skip give will be used to fight the husband, “Nov 1 know EXACTLY .door, with a container for do­ day, it was rough seas and a most me - so what's wrong with the old he in public, off ice will/help to dis­ 'Thompson, the son of Betty fear, disease and hunger whfch what we’re supposed to do, but nations. These monies.will be unpleasant day, for sailors). All and don’t answer. One ad did have pel tlie fiction of "dirty politics" and Edmund, and Betty Ann , plague the majority of foreign let me hear your version!” • for children, who don’t have this took place in the heavy Tains, the most gruesome assortpient of that I , got. off on last week in' Stewart \vho werq married ' children today. tho fun and . pleasures,, ours no less! Then - back home, with non-Bardot type figures - geee! this column.-. Besides he was fun last Saturday at the Hamilton Many hearts were deeply sad­ know. It will mean food, cloth­ Edna and Jerry, joining the din- One former Hills friends, to listen to when he and some of Methodist Church by; The Sev. dened last -week by the death of ing etc. for them. So be proud ner-dance, given by She Tall Ce­ dars a t S ea G irt Inn. (T h ey did'nfc . the John Dicksons, are baek the others got;to reminiscing about . Albert D; ' Curry. Serving as John W. Knox who served our “The Gables of the boys and girls who will the Neptune that used to be - Maid of Honor was Camille be sharing their , part of Hal­ feat, all th e dinners, b u t tru e , the? in the States for good from Township as Clerk for many few new people realize the enor­ . DeLuca. Skip chose his brother' years. Our thoughts and deep loween for UNICEP and give; sure had a most exeitiisg. evening Germany. . In fact, they are W -Line” mous changes that have :aken in-law, .Burton Bean, as his sympathies are with the members a generous silver offering. •and the , rains did’nt dampen their next door in Inna Firman’s place so rapidly in this township! best man, with .James Ward. : Martha Horry spirits one’ bit... (Must remember of his family. 308 Wakefield Hoad, Neptonc Announcement has been made of and Robert Stewart, brother to ask Edna, what sort of , pep ?og cabin. Bill is attending I envy Ada Myers and Judy Last week Muriel and Andy PR 5-0899 th?i m arriag e of D onna U lrich to of the. bride, serving as ushers. vitamin pills, she feeds her fam-* Neptune High as a.sophomore on two counts - they saw My Wilson received a letter from Joan Gary R. Durkin, Neptune, by her Following a reception held' at Hy!) : iuit Jounnie is an adult on her Fair Lady on a past Saturday Falkner who said that she and parents Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Ulrich; Red Lawrence’s in Bradley Hi folk: Remember way back (and now I read that it may her family are adjusting -to that 121 Holborn Lane. Donn and Members of the Gables Friend­ own at Ft. George Meade - Beach, Betty Ann and Skip last-' spring, you ’ lost an hour to finally be closing!) and then southern climate very well.. She, Gary were married in June. Our ship Club, met at the home of saw her over the weekend. left for a wedding trip .along Daylight Saving Time, wellj it has Judy went with Ada on a Red ' Reds, and their three children are best wishes and a long .and Happy liOrraine Ronalder, Fulham PI. the Delaware and . to Split been decided to return it back to The Yacht Club had their an­ Bank trip to see a Shakespear­ now , permanently ... located . it- a life to the young couple! High Scorers of the evening- were Hock. They are now residing you, tomorrow night. When you nual awards dinner Saturday night ian performance at Stratford ;home in' Miami, complete with Saturday, Sal and Julia DeRosa Edna West and Catherine Bert- at 111 Anelve Avenue. , are ready for” the land of nod, a(. the S h a r k River Yacht Club. Conn. where they have a porch and pool. and. daughte-i Patti, attended the olame. Angela Agresta, was hon­ TURN YOUR CLOCK BACKBONE Tables looked autumnish wlfii theatre built as close to the Last Saturday afternoon Richard East Saturday Johnny. Tiede- wedding and reception of. their ored with a gift, from the mem­ HOUIt, so instead of it really pumpkins, mums and ouv' marsh original as they can (with Ruby was host to his friends at riiann and four of his friends cele­ cousin, Miss Carol. Grasso and bers. OtherB attending were Eva being 11 oclock when you go to grass feather dusters. Maiiy win­ modern variations as to heat). a party celebrating his seventh brated his ninth birthday, by going George Deuseh Jr.,' Lorig Branch, Bartoy, Dot Johnson and myself. bed, it will only be. 10 oclock, that The wedding? was performed st ners were away as far as Green­ Birthdays coming up are to Paul birthday. The .lunch-football gamo to the movies and returning to The next meeting will -be Nov. 6 extra, hour' Sunday morning will Our Lady Star of the Sea Church land and England - others in col­ Maier, 19 today; his brother Don, party turned into n lunch-movie his home later for the extras. at Ednas home. lege. Hills awardswent to Mary be iriost welcome fo everyone. The and the reception was held at the 14 tomorrow . (the 28th), Ralph party because of the weather. -. Those: at the party were Jessie . The most distinguished lady only regret is WinJet is' really on Paddock Lounge. Beth PHcstley, 2nd in the Midget Fowler, 15 on Sunday; Carol Van Last Thursday . Bruce and I McNeai; . Albert Schneider, Eric of the country, celebrates her its way to stay for a long season! The Hamiltori-Asbury Gar­ class and winner of the prized Note 0 on Monday; Fred Denbigh,’ transported our three boys to the Tiedemann and Bobby Grayfriar. birthday tomorrow, and she is dens Auxiliary to Fitkin Hos­ Cookie Bowl in the. Labor Day 8 on Wed., Nov, 1st, and. Kevin home of Dottie, and Barry. Stock- Tomorrow, the. 28th, Neptune Neptune Township was sad­ proud to let everyone know pital, will have their Nov. 2 races; to Kay Paplar, winner of Kprner, 11 on Friday, the 3rd. dale in ..Ocean Grove where they Chapter #256, O.E.S. will • 'hold a dened by the sudden death of . her age 75 years. Who is she? . meeting at De Coppett Hall. th e coveted adult Bean Bowl Clas­ Boy! Think of the birthday cakes stayed until Saturday. Then we rummage sale so if you’re in the friend and neighbor John You all know her; She is. the All members are urged to at­ sic on Labor Day; Rich Eittreim, a-bakin! went with Janet and Bob Davis vicinity of 109 Main Street, be Knox, Township Clerk, last symbol of new hope and free­ 1st in Spring series; Larry John­ to Atlantic City to attend the sure to stop in.. . Thursday evening. Our deep tend. This Auxiliary will dom to the thousands of im­ Sec Dot and Bill Johnson round sponsor t h e “Delicatessen son, 1st in Juniors with Dave State Board of Education Con­ Shirley Blum met Frank in est sympathy is extended to migrants arriving in the out 24 years of the M avry-go- booth of the Country Store, Beatty as crew; Sue Tierney was vention. Thursday -night we went N. Y. on Monday. They went out his wife Emma Knox and fam­ . United States. Yes, she is round next Friday, the 3rd of Nov. being sponsored by the Fed­ view on the 3rd ..place in Spring to Absfecon to have dinner at the for dinner and then attended a ily. i Miss Liberty, that stately Have a splendid one! eration on Nov. 9 ot Ford series and Bill Johnson picked up Srnithville Inn. Our dinner was reception for Bill Dioger at the Correction to an item of last lady standing there, as the Must scoot - oh! new residents Auditorium. Come one, come 3rd place in Summer series. dOlioious, complete .with all the Yorkville Temple. weeks hews, met Mrs. Henry Moog most beautiful sight to those on Helen Terrace, 503 - Mr. and all you will enjoy yourselves Since Tennis is also an active atmosphere anyone could a?k for. Last Saturday night Ruth and and she explained the item as fol­ arriving, home from abroad Mrs. Edw. Fautz from North Jer­ and who knows your Chris­ sport at the club, Terry McCall In; connection with the Inn there George Sunris, Lorraine and Stu lows; Our new Brownie Troop #2 or those new to qwr country. sey - welcome, to our wonderful tmas shopping, will be short­ picked up a first Mixed Doubles are four shops which any-lover of Stewart, Laura and Ken Napter, held their Investiture service at Local birthdays and just as im­ Hills - be seeing you! ened, with so many lovely trophy for her brother Ronnie and Early American furniture and Marge and Frank Corio and Bruce the home of Mrs. Frank Beardsley portant will be Steve Huggins, thing's offered for your pleas­ Rich Eittreim a trophy in the — * ------accessories would thoroughly en­ and I went to the- Neptune City co-leader, along with Mrs. Moog Oct. 29; Maxine Goldstein, Oct. ure,-plus food to please your Mens Doubles. Congratulations to joy •: touring. Friday morning we ■P.T.A dance a t the E lks Club in who is the leader of Troops #2. SO. Big doings for them and a SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES palate. Be seeing you. .a ll! $3.50 A YEAR BY MAIL rode bikes along the boardwalk, Asbury Park, We figured we’d be These are girls from 1 to 3rd. most Happy Birthday yet. The Jerry West’j Fenchurch grade. Mrs. George Paterson is Others celebrating we Frank Way, had a most exciting day and neighborhood chairman. There are Moore, Oct. 29 and Marilyn Gerbig evening on Saturday. It started 12 girls. in Troo p 2 and sucK same day. May it be the beet day out with Edna and other members proud gals, are they. Now that of the year for both of you. of the Shark River Yacht Club, the girls are set, lets hope .the. See you next week - getting ready for the Awards fersey Central Power & Lighty New Jersey Power & Light Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts will be . ’ • . '-— * ------Dinner presentation at 6:30 P.M. started soon, all that is needed is SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES a MAN, who is interested in the They enjoyed the dinner, and the $3.50' A YEAR BY MAIL welfare and training of our future leaders. Only a man, can head the H I G H L I G H T M N E W S Scout Troop, but Mother will be there, with a helping hand. Boys BUSES TO NEW YORK CITY of Cub Scout age and Boy Scouts, Madison Avenue at Punch Bowl Road, Morristown, N. J. feel they are being neglected. Are EXPRESS VIA N. J. TURNPIKE Utility Facilities are Symbols Power Play Round of Better Living From Within Hcrcules • Goodyear Trips If Khrushchev were to como It’s pretty hard to imagine this'is easy to understand, yet Retreads •' Batteries PR 5-9583 — Tickets on Sale at what life would.be like without some of the very people who use over here and suggest, that all Ruth’s Stationery, 53 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove electricity, How it would be ouv services most, fret and fume the production of electricity be No C harge without elcctric lights, refrig­ when neccssary construction socialized as in Russia, the pub­ erators,vacuum cleaners, radio, comes close to home. lic would object with outraged F ro n t E nd BUY 10 TRIP BOOKS and SAVE vigor. Yet right today, power­ ' A lig n m en t television and all the other ap­ Actually, individuals and Completely KOLLO’S CHARTER SERVICE pliances on which we’ve come communities should welcome ful influences within our coun­ checked on So depend in our everyday lives. try are working toward that ou r new For* Groups the development of our facili­ electronic • The increasing use of elec­ ties, for they arc closely tied in very end. These proponents of lin er ______Off«re the Beat In Comfort and Service __ tricity at lower and lower.rates' with .progress in general and Lineman Cuts Figure public power say it is “cheap" can be taken for granted only power —» a gross misstatement No C harge better living in particular. Just as Prize W.oodchopper • because you- utility company a s tracks came before the if we ever heard one. ; Asbury Park-New York Transit Corp. - USE THE EASY CHARGE constantly plans and builds for trains and roads before the au­ ' We have a lineman, George The facts arc that because LAKE AVENUE & HECK STREET, ASBURT PARK Belcher;by .name; who lives up public power pays no taxes and the future. You see :evidence tomobile, so too must there be T h e Smart Driver Takes The Bus . every day of the ..installation power plants, substations and Newton way and is quite a cut­ is not- regulated as tax-paying Custom Tire Co; ami construction of new facili­ power lines, if we are all to up with an ax. At the recent utilities are, it is able to sell ties aimed at taking care of make a full use of electricity. Sussex County Faun &. H orse power at a lower rate, while the 1200 Main S t. Bradley Bcach your needs and those of your We do nothing unnecessary in Show, lie hacked the bejabbqrs rest of us make up the losses 'to- “For tho Best Buy In Tires” neighbors. ' . the line of construction, but.we out of huge chunk of wood to the government through our. -'Subslntions, for example, are .ire committed to take care of take first place easily. Geoi'ge own tax . payments. JCP&L- a vital link in the flow.-of elc'c- the .future before it becomes chopped through an '18-inch N'Jl’&L, for instance, pay taxes ti'ieiVy. They m ust be of a size the' present.. wood block in two minutes flat, of about twenty-two cents out of every dollar they.receive and capacity to handle not only Our engineers, architects; heating his nearest competitors today's; load, but also the- antic- tree experts, planning and con­ by ii-roe minutes. . from customers. L. . ipateii requirements of- the.fu­ struction people are schooled to HOUSEHOLD HINT? ture. And they li'iust be strate­ consider the esthetic as well as . The Hardware Store IF YOU NEED jello ill a of Ocean Grove gically located as close as pos­ the practical. Our aim is to hurry; mix as directed on the sible to- the. areas where the build as we must but to do so in package. Then take a tray of. needs ;are heaviest. harmony with the surroundings ice cubes, put into a plastic bag, With more and more people we serve —f always to add to drop bag into jello niid swish P L U MBING using mole and more electric­ the better way of living, never for a few minutes, The gelatin TINNING and HEATING ity, we must build new generat­ to detract from it. will harden very quickly. ing facilities, new substations GLASSWARE should not be and add to your Gracious Living! and new power lines. Surely Public Service in placed into hot water bottom h a r d w a r e More Ways Than One first. Even very hot water- will PAINTS and OILS seldom 'crack the more fragile We always take pride in try­ glasses if you slip them Into the Kids Are Our Agency For “No Roost" ing to be good neighbors and water sideways or edgeways, Pigeon Repellent good citizens in the communi­ slowly. An electric dishwasher Greatest Asset — A lso — ties we serve. As an instance of has a tempering cycle to avoid Just another reminder that Rose-Bushes this, we know of more than 200 such cracking. . the children are back to school, of ouv employees who serve in APPLES CAN BE PEELED so please drive with an extra 51 Main Avenue Rotary, Kiwanis, Red Cross, for pie in less that; the usual bit of caution along the streets OCEAN GROVE, N. J. Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Little time if they ore first quartered Of our communities. It has been Phone PR 4-4741 Leagues, Y.M.C.A., Y.W.C.A. and then sored and’l/ared. well said that “ luck runs out and other such worth-while or­ COLD ROAST BEEF will Stay but safety is good for life.’ Seven Students to ganizations. And assuredly moist and laSty if you wrap it there are many more about in a dampened piece of cheese­ Accentuate the Meet Peaceful Atom whom the editor is uninformed. cloth while it is still wanri. Negative GOLD SEAL ft Agrcin this year, JCP&L and ARMSTRONG INLAID NJP&L aie. happy to intro­ Did you ever try to list'..the jobs you can’t do electrically? duce seven top scicnce students HIGHLIGHT RECIPE LINOLEUM (and two instructors) to the Sure, there are some — chang­ world of the atom. Accompa­ APPLE MERINGUE PUDDING ing the baby, making the beds, • Rubber Tile, Asphalt Tile, nied by two staff members «f IS Graham Crackers, Crushed J Cup Light Com Syrup w ashing the dog, to nam e a few. Vinyl Plastic, Plastic Wall * COMPARE thci Public Inform ation D epart­ lA. Cup Brown Sugar, Firmly Vi Cup W a ter But even ir: ihesd,-electricity Tile, Formica Sink Tops. ment, tho boy3, selected from Packed J Cup Orange Juicc plays a part. m tho seven most populous coun­ 1 Teaspoon N utm eg ■ Granulated Sugar Nothing gives you such clean “Absolutely the Beit — *t ties we serve,’will attend the Vs Cup Margarine, Melted S Tablespoons Cornstarch flufTy diapers for the baby, or Reasonable' Prices" Egg W hites, C-vadc S. .. • Estimates Cheectolly

'/^tan " IfoysV'witfi a 181 gamp Handicap v.vl/....l. 8 place .'Ardmore . Coffee. Shop and Mrs. David Don; Miss Florence and 533 series together with Chas* Cooper Motors. Klein’s Fish Mar­ Hemming, Mrs. Dorothy Williams, Foster who had a 182 game "with 816 .784 926 ket, just 1 more game under the Miss Mary Watson, Mrs. Caroline a .481 scries round out a good Wanamassa (1) second two, gave the Wanamassa Francis, Mrs. H. C. Riley, Mrs.- night for . the youngsters this W.tNowlen 192 163 176 Gardens .team a twin defeat ■ last Wm. Folley, Mrs. George Skene, Week. The play is getting as ser­ J. Fowler 127 136 137 night. . 7 > ; M rs. C hristian. Schm idt, . Mrs.- ious . as any of the older leagues C. H ovet ...... 1461 ...... 156 Sportsmans Shop .won all three Frank .Cooper, Miss Agnes Day, which some of these boys will be J. IkussL...;™.:..;..:. 175 165 139 froin, Coast Cities Coaches and it Miss Beatrice -Colley, Mrs. Mae in soon, and by the scores. they H . M eyer :..... 168 175 189 begins to look like'more help is L. Baker, Mrs. John -Link, Mrs. will, hold up their end O K. W. Hensant 146 ...... needed for John Biicigalupi and George Paterson. . • Jim Percy, one of last years Frank Webster; Cooper Motors is -Hi­ bow lers, is now -’ sp o rtin g a 160 808 785 797 making an excellent showing this average in the Ocean Grove Busi­ y e a r and a f te r ta k e n 2 from C. C. nessmen League. ./ ' C ooper'Motors (2) Maintenance'are only 3 games out ring By iWATSON MncCLUKE. N orth. Shore Church D. Cook ...... ,139 155 105 of 1st \place. Coast Firemen Standings Won L ost H. Cooper 179'. 166 170 ; HANK MEYERS .Sec. Washington #4 was rudely Longest Pensioner 1st Methodist ; 12 6 .-■ L. Moljnari ...... 165 170 140 dumped by Stores #2 for three W est Grove M ethodist 11 7 H . M e g i l l 215 *165 -158 this week While Independent #3 Craftsmen #2. . - 11 7 • L. Thompson 183 185 136 OCEAN GROVE — Mite D: H al- was doing the same thing to In­ Trinity Ushers 10 8 : Igring, 126 Cookman* Ave., has dependent #2. This didn’t make .Coast Cities Maintenance. (I) uaw Belmar Pilots • - 10 8 been receiving, a Gfeneral ^'Electric Bradley Beach #2 or Shark River B t D uncan ...... ;... 142 -176 ,181 C raftsm en ,#1. • ; 9. • 9 A. Calhoun ...... 12G 86 ...... pension for over 35 years, longer; ',#3 feel bad about taking three See Massacre Community. Baptist. ' 9 :9 than any .other..person now on the ■ from the opponents respectively B. Adcock ...... " 124 ...... 145 St. Pauls Ushers ; ' 9 9 ." W. Pine ...... 161 161 ‘'1 6 4 rolls; B ut even ' moi-d rem ark ab le"• Bradley-Exempts #3 and Eagles OCEAN GROVE ^ The Chero- Bradley Beach Meth. 9 9 W. Gumpel 161 166. 168 is the spirit and courage she has #2. „ ptokes #1. is coming right kees massacred the Navahos,' rout­ Sandra Dee & Bohby Darin play a pair of young sweet­ show n against difficult ■ o d d.s Baptist Tabernacle . 8% 9% T. Gallagher ...... 120 106 along npw by taking the odd game ing them three games in the iirst hearts in “Come September” the lilting romantic comedy Wanamassa Reformed 8% H andicap ...... 72 87 72. throughout her retirement years. from Pioneer. #1,.to. move. into a Belmar Methodist 8 10 bumper of .the season. This put in which they star with Rock Hudson, Gina Lollobrigida Mae has lost' the sight of both ; tie for fourth and will meet Wash­ the Cherokees out ■ in front by & Walter Slezak. Playing at the Rivoli, Belmar, Fro., eyes.. Yet, until- a recent illness 1st Presbyterian .6 12 ’ , 786 IBB 836 ington #4 this week. : •' • Memorial Methodist 5 13 four games, leaving the Navahos Sat. & Sun., Oct. 27, 28 & 29, and at the Arnold, Point foiced her to bed, she proudly- This week will be the first‘bump­ 200 Club .' ' Sportsman’s (3) ■ and PawneeB tied for second with Pleasant, Fri., Sat. & Sun., Oct. 27, 28 & 29, also at the did all sorts of household chores, er’ hight of the season^ and will Chas. Jaques, 233-224;. Harr. C. Spina ...... 138 184 143 eleven wins, seven losses. High Strand, Seaside Park, Sat., Oct. 28. including cleaning, cooking, vscw- .provide, a good, forecast of what Cooper, 234; Elmer Smithf 216; T. Hoffman ...... 169 ' 154 ’ 195 team series went to,.thc Cherokees ing and laundry. is to come later on in the year.. Chas. Veron, 209; Bob'Megill, 207; M. Dinnerman 146 150 179 with 1676; also high game of 575. man assisted by Mrs. George Geis- DaVis, Mrs. Charles Blanchard, On top of all this, Mae has been : North Shore Church Jack Henry, 203; Sam Bennett, 203; J. Hammond 177 223 187 Ruth Bush of. the Pawnees rolled sler, Mrs. J. N. Fcrrier, Mrs. Mrs. Douglas Baylis; Miss Kather­ very active in church work. She Four games, are now :separating, Joe Lombardi, 202; Harry New­ L. Bartel! •...... 156 167 158 high individual series of 493, in­ Harold Geary, and. Mrs. Raymond ine H. Brandley, Miss Jennie C. is a member of St. Paul’s Metho­ the first 12 teams, First Methodist cluding: games of 177 and 170,. man, 202; Les Tasney,-200. Manley. V Fulton, Miss Mae E. Fulton^ Mrs. dist Church. Before' her'' illness, is the soul owner of the top spot Nettie; Manley, Captain of.' the -Hi-series, Chqs. Jacques, 617; : 784 ,878 862 Mrs. Wesley Robinson, in charge Warren S. Barth, Miss Theresa she was. an active member of the while tho next 4 spots are being Pueblos -bowled' high game of the afternoon Bible Class and the . Team Hi-game, Craftsmen #1,, Coast Cities'Coaches (0). of the dining room, was assisted Seitz, Mrs. Catherine M. Cain, •hold in tics. Chas Veron, on his night with 18?. Woman’s Society of Christian Ser­ 905; . Team Hi-series, Belmar Pilots,1 W. Nyne ...... 162 '139 153 by . Mrs. Frederick Rauh,, Mrs. Also,. M rs. Charlotte- Metzger, first night in this league,, joined Standings W on L ost 2586. T. Johnson V...;:..;...,; 125 189 130 Louis Asay, Mrs. Elias Baker, Mrs. Muriel G. Westaill, Mrs. Fred vice. the 200 club with a 209. That’s Cherokees 15 3 After 23 years of service with Ocean Grove Businessmen N. Ba'cigalupi 184 164 127 Miss Mary Marsh, Mrs. Margaret Schn'epper, Mrs.- Edna II. Wright, a help to any team, keep it up N avahos 11 7 Standings Won Lost V. Smerglio ...... 125 180 168 Sclfridge, Mrs. D. R. White, Miss M rs.. Ida Monahan, Miss. Ethel the Company, Mae retired’ from Charlie. Chas Jaques of the Crafts­ Paw nees 11 .7 Bronson Agency 14. 7 F. Webster' 145 149. 190 Alice Burgoyne, Miss Adelaide Monahan, Miss Sophia; Egner, Mrs. the Harrison Lamp . Works on a men #1 team led the olub this Pueblos 9 9 disability pension in May, .1926, J&M Coffee Shop 13 "8 H andicap ..... 28 28 28 Williams, Mrs. R. A. Davison and M. J. Schmitt, Mrs. John Dolson, , . , ... week with a couple of 200s plus Comanches 8 10 L&N Coverings " 13 8 Mrs. Clinton Cordr;iy. Mrs. Harry B.-Jones, Mrs. Edwin causc failing, eyesight. Aside games; This was the leading fac­ Apaches 11 Pathway Market 12- 9 769 849 786 1 Noren, Mrs. Ruby Bain, Mrs. Luey f™’" this Mae had been relat.ve-. tor in their rolling high game and Cheyennes 6 12 Mrs. Russell L. Snyder, Presi- Grove'Cleaners 12 9 Pnnfor«inn ' p >>’ free of major ailments since series. West Grove, a new threat Delaw ares 5 13 . dent announced the card party retirement until her present ill­ Larrison Oil -11 10 Ardmore (2) Mrs. W alter Skidmore, MissiMabel to the lenders this year, is roll­ Nov. 2 and the Harvest Supper ness. The General Electric Medi­ Westinghouse 6 15 K. Hoinles ...... 1... 180 171 167 Nov. 18...... - C. Mills, Miss A nn Giles, M rs. B. ing very steady games and hold cal Care Plan for Pensioners help­ Twin-City Garage • 4 17 C. Moore 134 ....:. J. Fuss, Mrs. Edward Schlaefer,. the second highest team average Attending were Mrs-.- Luella ed pay the bills when she was . Seasons High :j "V;; H. Ogden 163 156 198 Woman’s Club Seat Mrs. Wilma .'Moei-kirk, Mrs. Jack of 816 being passed only by Trin­ Osterloh, Mrs. J. M. Morris, Mrs. hospitalized for two. months last Individual Game, Tom Davib, 244; L. D ughi ...... 183 19l' 192 McCloud, Mrs, P. W. Cook, Mrs. ity Ushers and their 829 ave, Bleeckei- Sterling,.; Miss Laurette spring. '-. V ; Individual Series, Tom Davis/.680; C. V eron ...... 209 212 Frank- Lukes. •- -. ; • ■' Belmar Methodist'with an average 90 At Luncheon McKendree, .Mrs. ..Eva Wakefield) Mae is now residing with her Team Game, Pathway Market, D. A dam s ...... 172 172 206 . And, Mrs. Jean Ball, Mrs. Jane of 814 is not expected to stay Mrs.’ Edward Weber, Mrs. William brother . on Browns Dock Road, 870; Team Series, Pathway Mar­ Hunt, Mrs. Gilbert De Graw,’ Mrs.' down in the twelfth spot long. •OCEAN GROVE.— More than Wlielpley, Miss Ada- Whelpley, Navesink, N. J. ket, -2476. 832 899 975 John Rudge, Mrs. John Meyer, Individual averages leading the * . Shedole for October 30th A & N Cl) 90 members-, and guests , of the Mrs. Julia Ruhle, Mrs.-H. Hudson league are Russ Pullen—182, Harry Mrs. John Moreland, Mrs. Gladys SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES Bronson' Agency vs J&M .Coffee F. Filos ...1;...... 169 127 167 Woman’s Club of Ocean Grove Snyder, Mrs. Howard Huntley, N ew m an— 181, C arl Shafto— 177, Hopper, Mrs. Edward Emmons, $3.50 A YEAR BY MAIL Shop, L&N Coverings vs Pathway S. Bianchi ...... 164 155- 160 attended the fall luncheon Thurs­ Mrs. Fanny Haskard, Mrs. Vivian Bob. S tirlin g —176 and Tom Gilles- Market, Grove Cleaners vs Larri­ G. L a ird ...... 186 188 148 day afternoon at the Clubhouse. M. K ubler, M rs. M. W . Y oung, ■: pie with 175. ' 1 son Oil, Westinghouse vs Twin- M. Brunnellc l.„...... 145 122 148 Mrs. Wm. Schlasman was chair­ Mrs. Arthur Sudall, Mrs. Myrtus " Ocean Grove Businessmen .' City Garage. N. Bianchi .160 .157 140 Bronson Agency- remains in first H andicap ...... 34 45 45 •place by taking over the Grove Shore businessmen Cleaners for two while J&M and 848 794 808 L&N moved into a tie for second. Team Standings' NEW FACES on Hallowe’en scene this jj Pathway Market is. now tied with • ./--v ' w. l . McDonalds Pro Shop (3) year at Charlotte, N.C. store reflect in-| Larrison Oil but next Monday, be­ Sportsman’s Shop 14 4 P r a tt ...... 147 157. '200 fluence of world politics.! ing the first.‘bumper’ night, ought “N. J. needs Ardmore Coffee. Shop '...... 11 7 C am burn -...... 158 158 193 • ‘V to see a lot of changes. Alspeck, Cooper Motors ' ...... 11 .7 P eyser .... I...... 168 692T 157 of the Twin-Oity team, walked Klein’s Fish Market ..... 10 8 Burleseo ...... 1 6 2 157 188 99 away with honors of the evening A & N Truckers 9 9 M orris ...... 180 144 200 with his 208 game and 530 series. McDonnld’s Pro Shop 9 9 more The high bfnvlers had an off night Wanamassa Gardens ...... 8 10 815 808 938 and showed little of their regular G rovers ...... 7 11 Grovers (0) bowling. There are nights like C oast Cities Coaches ...... 0 12 G. Hulse :...... 163 120 190 that BUT. look for them to'stage Coast Cities Maintenance.. 5 13 E. Bolloway ...... 146 170 145 a come-back next week. There klein’s Fish (2) R. Scott ...... 149 122 147 will be a captains meeting Mon­ J. Klein 139 177 136 C. Kunckor ...... 155 134 172 day before bowling. L. Micione ...... 148 121 224 E. D’ornk ...... 162 207- 167 -COAST FIREMEN O. Klein 179 13G 205 • Standings * F. Farr 175 159 185 The Sportsmans Shop now leads Won Lost R. Swalm ...... 175 183 176. the league by 3 games over 2nd Shark River Hills 4Z . 16 5 B radley Beach #2 ....; .1 4 - 7 Washington #1 ...... 13 8 Avon-Hose #1 . 12 9 Washington #4 ...... 12 9 FAMOUS AMERICAN TAVERNS Stokes #1 ...... 12 9 . 11 10 Stokes #2 ...... The Brookviile Hotel, Brookville, Kansas ------— Bradley-Uneeda #1 . . 11 10 Pioneer #1; ...... IO V2 i m Washington #3 ...... 10 11 , Independent #3 ...... 10 11 w m E agies • #2 ..... 9 12 • ® i f H I Bradley-Exempts #2 . 7 14. I |§ m m . SPECTACULARs p e c t wall-top-: E agles #1 . 7- 14 ■ W W W l PHng s.scene in 7-alarm fire' Pioneer #2 ...... 14 H liiv'V; -.Si that cledestroyed Philadelphia • ,7 . warehouse, routed 300 from' Independent #2 ...... ' 3 V4 17% "S® i homes. Results of October 20th Washington #4 0, Stokes 42. 3 independent #2 0, Independent #3 3 ' ■ ...... Bradley Beach #2 3, Bradley-Ex- em pts #3 0 • “ The present state administration is defeatist Shark River #3 3, Eagles #1 0 about jobs. It has let industry after industry Washington #3 2, Pioneer #2 1 s/ip away. /Is Governor, / will use experience Bradley-U needa #1 -2, Eagles #2 . and contacts gained as a businessman and as • 1 ■ ’ Stokes #1 2, Pioneer I I 1 Secretary of Labor to attract and encourage A von-Hose #1 2, W ashington #1 industry. This will mean more good, steady, ' .1 National Headquarters for Fried Chicken well-paid jobs and a growing economy!' - .. 200 Club MARCH OF LIFE to aid hemophilia -victims in New York American taverns are famous for a variety of fine things to eat Geo. Doiss 234, H. Holmes 220, finds Deputy Mayor Paul Screvane (center) presenting proc­ and.drink in a lively competition of cuisines, but there is no question lamation to Gen. Omar N. Bradley, trustee of Bulova Watch Wm. Greener 214-211, W. Smith Vote Jam es P. M itch ell for Governor thrit the Brookville Hotel ill Brookville, Kansas, can. lay solid claim School for handicapped, and Tony Renaldo, school student; to being the notion’s headquarters for fried chicken. Though this 214, Al Meeks 200, Geo. Paterson Paid for by Mitchell for Governor Committee and hemophiliac who needed 1,100 transfusions during 200. • ; fact/has been long known to Kansans, it took World W ar II and the .boys,at Smoky Hill- air base to r recent operation. ■ Individual Hi-game—Geo. Doiss put. the 90-year-old caravansary ness went another way, but tha • 234. ■ oil Duncan Hines’, approved list Brookville Hotel continued to Individual Hi-series—Bill Green­ of. superlative eating places of prosper. the nation. Since then the world e r 605. In its near-century of exist­ MARY WORTH’S FAMILY of gourmets has beaten a smooth ence, the Brookville has set other Team Hi-game— Pioneer #1 967. path to the dining room of this marks. Though the town’s popu­ Team H i- s e r ie s — Pioneer #1 pioneer hotel. lation is 10 per cent of what it .2605. A lot of interesting history at­ once was, the hotel's business ha3 taches to the Brookville. Mrs. doubled and re-doubled. In a re­ Senior Hoys Helen Martin, owner-manager, verse of the usual procedure, it S tandings Won Lost believes it to be tho .eldest hotel “has taken over” the vacated MacDonals Pro Shop !)' 3 in Kansas in continuous opera- bank building next door and . tion. Rooms-aiid meals have been Ocean'-View . Bakery. S 4 made it into a public room for available every day for 90 years.. large parties. The hotel bedrooms Ardmore Hotel 5 '7 The" Brookville was built in arc a veritable museum of Kan­ Laundry Center 5 7 1870 when the town-bad a popu­ sas frontier period furniture. •• Funeral H6mc 5 7 lation of 2,000 as a division point A close runner-up to the crisp on the Union Pacific Railroad, King Amusement ■4 . 8 golden brown fried chicken ara Kansas City to-Denver branch: the Brookville’s famous baking Individual Hi-gaine, Chas. Dink- It was built “uptown” and the powder biscuits-'-witli creamery jian, 220; Individual Hi-series, location was not favorabl-: re­ butter. And no risitor should Chas.' Dinkjian, 50i; Team Hi- garded by the railroad. Hi. the overlook the homemade vanilla, '.l-ailrqad built a larger hotel on ice cream, liiadc daily in a three- ' game, Ocean View Bakery, 572; its dwii right-of-way in a location gallon dashor-typo White Moun- , Team Hi-series, Ocean View Bak­ calculated to uttwivt the • Texas tain freezer, of miik, cream, eggs, ery,' 1583. trail-drovers trade. The railroad' sugar, flavoring — “no filling or lost its bet. The Texas trail busi­ smoothing agent added.!’- r a u e . r.p-v R FRJDAY,; QCI'OBER 9BjH

: - .-1?he Ocetiri Grove Timea and... trick. ’ it ;.Jsy. imp^*fe|^^o:)rl^*5if- ^A^iavl^cheoh'^ivdn ; -l :* a s no .o p e ' Seemed to. ;.7. w-,r- mdu: May Leonard'Woodruff 1 w h a t th e ' score "wa'S! ;-& w ev w ;' Tt' MonmoUt' OCEAN GftOVE — Tho Muj was Conceded," ,'evefr ’'o y '•‘tBeif N;' K en d all,- the:. ... '7XP^to;Con' • P u b lish ed F rid a y ^CeL P R o sp e ct S-0007 Leonard. Woodjuff Circle met. at friends, .."that /.'the,- Wildcats ;. ht)d missioAor Jpf ^ y p ^ N e p .l - WILLIAM T. KBEflOE, Editor and Pn Wisher the-home of Mrs. A’liJert .Obreraiis' MEMORY some of their-W hiskera^ngtd-offr, .tjiine-1-W tm ship is i^ W - w a . CHARLOTTE MEYER, Social Editor The Wildcats were Albert Strass- S1KTV-FOUR MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY 78 Broadway with Mrs. Wilcox as represented Jj/.* 'Presi.48nfe'ii|a^W ., co-hostesB.r^isSfV^IW ^^^'";^^^. burger; Eddie Holl. Douglas 'Stier^' Ii. ■ Claytori;-TruStee' li!'1 ViSiGilluWe SUBSCRIPTION: (3,50 yearly, $2.25 semi-annually. ADDRESSES changed on request—always give former address, led devotions tiding fo r her scrip­ ling, Buster Smith, Billy. Kresge, and Miss L. A. Doren, the super, ADVERTISEMENTS: Rates will be furnished;by us on request." IANE WATCH THE LABEL ON YOVR PAPER FOR THE EXPIRATION OF ture 1st. -Cor. and closed -with George Hall, Charles'Hall,, Brniky vising principal. . Eighty, persons YOUR SUBSCRIPTION ■■■■..■ . highlights' front,the Annual Con­ Packard, Bobby . Hojliroqfc "arid were present Prof. John Enright ■ Entered as Second Class Mail in Ocean Grove Post Office ference . at; Ocean -City. Mrs. Bru­ William McKay. ' V ■/. ' ^ superintendent of the' Mo'nmoutji.’. The Times la on sale, at following newstands: Williamson's. Stationery and baker, teacher, gave the lesson Trolley cars operatjpg t;09. 'CQ.un^y schools, was the, .toast-. Ruth'4 Stationery, Ocean Grove; Cratker Barrel, Shark River Hills; Freddie's in 1896 the Bancroft-Rest Home Newstimd. Anbury Park; Neptune Varsity. Shop, Park-Warner’s Drug Store, from tite;;:study book “Land* of Asbury^Park-Belmar>,.4j,Yisl9i»; oi.m ^ster. He stated that tlio.s^ore- Inc... Neptune' Soda Shop, Andy's Light Grocery, Nick Fomarotto, Smith's Fifteen Years Ago was opened. Now known' • as the ScehWe. Harvey's Stationery, and Willy's, Neptune. Eldorado.” ■ Bancroft-Taylor Rest Home. In the Coast Cities Railroad eighteen schools,,,tji^y. THE TRUTH IN ITS PROPER PLACE . , I t -was,- decided by. the Circle this-'year; of 1946, an invitation discontinued. Motor {luijaea we^fi lArgest in,,the county- .There -weje Membera-'.to have penny bags and 1946 Was •extende^'^ to all . its friends substituted and Were’ Operated ‘on seventeen; .borough ,.sy'atemBr , six-. , WATIOHA l E O I T O I 1 A I birthday plates for Ways and and' 'supporters t6 join with tiie local ’.service ■ betweeh township and two city sjjs- . Means projects. ■ • (F ro m th e Oct, 25, 194G, issue “family’''' celebration at the Park and Sixteenth Avenuei‘ 3el-‘ ijems. Two districts had no school- -.V of The Times) mar, in conjunction with' the .‘A&- houiee;'"There *ere 26,000 pupils The ri^ t meeting will be. at the Plqpning for the future of Fiftieth: Anniyersary tea.! ' home of-iMra. DeGraw 62 Broad­ bury Park-Manasquan lilnei.5; T he;.^d '57S teacherSi'- There WB're 'iffr' Ocean Grove, the Campineeting fare was ten cents; W. d'strip’ oi'bish scho6J instructor 'and l',d0tt' ' way. There .were, twenty members association at its quarterly meet- Johnny Knox Will 1%SureilyCMissed present, .Mrs. Brubaker, Mrs. Pier, ing.. in Philadelphia appointed : a Thirty Years Ago Miss McCleary, Miss Jones, Miss committee to arrange for the es-' Neptune Township, mourns j^ie .passing of- Township Glerk Fowler,''Mrs. Jones; Mrs. Koyar, tablishment of a million-dollar 1931 andv Kirigsley StreeV-vM' Coikman Of education in th e .' county i ,wtes John fiw. , Knox^His^41 years^^f .'^.u^t^ll services ,wiii .hot Mrs. , Crowcroft, Mias Shepherd, endowment The fund to be kept Mrs. Wright, Miss Goodale, Miss Avenue' or Deal' lake' vi5‘ represented- at the luncheon. ; ..,] . , in. reserve and used in the event Main Street.. / • ' • ~::K soon be forgotten, ftis friends yere: legion.-’ V :.;y Goodale. Miss Breyers, Mrs. Hunt, ! Copies. 'of. the new, Year Book : | 'Oiders for 'Sunday train stopS'at - of disaster or depression in future - f. • " i • . :: ■■.• !' \ ■ fca .tjie -Main' depot in Asbury 'Priitk : Mrs. Shotw.ell, Mrs. Gruber, Mrs, y ears. of Richard Stockton . Chapter, •. r;i: . He early realized the possible future growth of the town­ Wilcox, Mrs. Young, Miss Parsbns, were* issued by Supt. L. W. Bfcrty, Old First Methodist Church of D.A.R. of Ocean Grove, were dis­ ship arid advocate*!, preparation for, that .tim e.in constantly Mrs. DeGraw.. . Fifty Years Ago ’of the -NffW^Ork and. Long BirtttlcK West Long Branch bowlers drop­ tributed ,t to; tfie members at the jrailrtfad.iv::. V - 'v improved municipal services., 031111 and1 uhassutning, he was ped three games to the St. Paulfs October meeting. ".The meeting was . j Daniel-' S. ‘ Reeves, ail atrthoritjr ' a nattiral catalyst iri resolving frictions that arise . Elizabeth Strow Ushers kegmen .in . the growing held at'' the ; hojjie of Mrs. Abram s y f e i i t OCEAN GROVE—The Elizabeth im forestry, said' that - vrithiil a' church league .started by thb'iocal H.-Hays; SoyFfanklin Avenue, the in eviry governing body. :$ t :the same time he was watchful Strow Circle met on Monday night .sjhort radius in Auditorium Square,' men. Dick Stirling, of the UsiKers, hostesses' 'were Mrs. Hays, Mrs. of coiits and believed the taxpayers1 were entitled to full dol­ Oct. 8th at the home of Mrs.-Al­ (From the Oct. 23,'1511, Issue Pcean Grove, there were ' -four 1 rolled 200, for high game of the Edward Jaihecke and Miss Har­ of The TlmeiV'' lar value for every dollar spent, ? i. . .. bert Haislet. After opening de­ kjinds of oak trees, white oak, match, other bowlers on the team riet tyon.'Thd chapter was in its Rev. D r.. John H..;Alday,,. the. votional period' given by Mrs. turkey oak, black oak and water were Donald Lippincott, II. Kresge, sixth year;,:'haVirig, been organized second oldest member of-theJ0oean His death rings finale on a great.era, when the township Howard Smith, Jr.; the circle opk. • 1 Sr., Cliff Kunckel and Ted Pierce. at Old Tennent ChurcTi on Flag Grove Association, passed-, away, wias transformed from a rura!l community of ditt roads arid teacher, Mrs. DelRoy White, pre­ Day, June 14, 1926. Its officers at. his home in Ocean Grove, 1^5 | Red . Bank 'had a curfew ordi'n- one-room schools to a modern> progressive community of sented the evening lesson on life Monmouth county’s Republican were: Honorary regent, Mrs. Drew Main Avenue,' in his ^ifehty-third jiW ei'1.! com pelling children -fander nearly 25,000 residents. His pride in the community has been in Central America and, the part candidates wound up their first K. Robinson; regent, Mrs. Aram year. V J* ' , ’ : .fourteen years to be off the streets Protestant people play in it. , week of a two-weeks’ ambitious Sayre; vice regent, Mrs. Henry Registration of voter^Tn Ocean shared, by others, easily seen in the newer sections where at -night by nine o’clock unless ac­ After the lesson time, Mrs. pre-election program of rallies B. Dorr; .'recording secretary, Mrs. Grove' was completed. 'The'' total companied by their parents ’ or more than half of the new dwellirigs are occupied by child­ Herman Brown, leader, held/the with a dinner meeting at Allen­ George C. Wertz; corresponding number of voters ■v^bse 'n^mes guardians. .- Corner loafing, too, ren,, grandchildren and relatives of residents in older areas business meeting which was fol­ town ; and a meeting at Union secretary, Mrs. Joseph C; -Jackson;, appeared on the poll' list;w&s .496. Would be broken up. The police of the township. His pride is also shared by newer residents, lowed by refreshments. Co-hos­ Beach and the Long Branch rally treasurer', Mrs. Cranage Tilton; The registration- in tHe^GrQyi' thfe were to see that all cornera were - attracted here1 by the advantages and progress of the com­ tesses with Mrs. Haislet were Mrs. for the colored voters of the registrar and librarian, Miss Mar­ previous ' y ear w as ‘690. f'%~; ■}...’ .kept clean of loungers. Herman BroWn and Mrs. Andrew county at Proctor’s auditorium; ion Gibbs; liistoHan; Mrs. Edward munity he loved. ' Wilson. ' ■ •' ; F. Leon Harris,- of Asbury,-chair­ Jaeriecke; chaplain, -Miss Jessie man for this session. Voters He gave of his time arid talents right up to the day of his . Also attending the meeting were S taats. : Mrs. Dennis Wood, Mrs. Howard heard U. S. Sen. H. Alexander The .postofiffcc depavtmpnt- put final illness. His knowledge of municipal governtnent was Huntley, Mrs. Herbert Bush, Mrs. Smith discuss national issues at a space in the name of the office LEADERSINQUR respected and eagerly sought after by leaders and attorneys David Thompson, Mrs. V. Stevens a Long Branch meeting, and ,U, registered1 in 1917< as “Seagirt,’1 of other communities. His progressive,accomplishments un­ Managhan, Mrs. Leroy Slocum, JS. Sen, Owen Brewster; of Maine, Snd made it officially “Sea Girt.” “VALUE-RATED’’ der pay-as-you-go government have resulted in a low $80,000 Mrs. HaTVey'DowJiing.-and Mrs. talked , at . an Asbury -Park meet­ This was the second change made Thomas Alligpod, , . , '. ,c. .j ing. Alfred E. Driscoll, candidate in the names of nearby post- municipal bonded indebtedness, which will be completely for.-, governor,. Spoke at -'Long PROPERTIES paid by 1964. . offices Tvithiii'afew weeksr Spring Elizabeth Asbury y Branch before the county Repub­ Lake -fieach Having been changed lican; women’s organization at an to Spring Lake, to conform to the La rg e home with garage - all big, bis rooTns. Full The township has been fortunate in electing progressive ■ OCEAN GROVE '—.The Eliza­ basement. Plenty-, ot room, there’s not another house beth Asbury Circle met at the afternoon meeting, at which more name of the borough and the within forty feet.. Near. Asbury'and only 2 blocks to than 200 women were, present. bcach. Suitable for apartments or exclusive guest house. businessmen to the governing committee. It has been still home of Mrs. Violet Gilian, -8,3 railroad -station: . . r V a lu e -ra te d a t $23.000,, N ow listed a t $22,000. O ffers in v ite d I more fortunate in having a managerial-clerk giving a life­ Franklin Ave. Oct. 17th. The Co- More than. 50 years ago, during A team calling themselves the A delightful small all-year home on-a Comer lot. Right hostesses .were Mrs, Thompson the summer seasons, a number of in the heart of Ocean Grove, just steps to St. Pauls. time of faithfuj service to the betterment of his town durT Ocean Grove Wildcats, made up of • Completely renovated. Oil-fired' hot air heat. Faces ing this period of phenomenal growth. Johnny Know will and Mts. Neill. missionaries;and deaconesses gath­ boys in the seventh grade and be­ South. 3 bedrooms. Ex. lav. 1st floor. Volue-rated at ered in Ocean Grove to attend $13,000 - N ow $12,000. See i f to d a y . N o thing to do - ju s t Mrs. Flandroaii,; leader, opened low, journeyed acrosS the lake and move in. • , be sorely missed 1 ■ , /:■ i\ the Great Auditorium services. the meeting with /a short talk and opened up football relations' with 2 Complete summer bungalows - botK neat, clean and a poem. Miss Grower gave the The need for a homo where these Asbury Park. They, met the enemy attractive. Furnished. Space heaters in. each. Rear patio diligent church .-workers could jrest area, cemcnted. 2 blocks from S.E. beach. Volue-rated devotions. .. • on, the Bradley school grounds, a t $9,500. Nqwj $8,500-. T e rm s^ 'F u ll bath each. while here was .soon .realized, and Miss , “Fredericks, teacher, re­ arriving , in Paul Strassburger’s viewed the question ■ of Latin t h o t ' s n r a n America.- Due to illness, several were HIGH PRICED RHYME... absent. Others present were Miss ■IAI IITATt • INWMNCf • MOMOAOn I f 1ST. ItM H CSsW ixofFrance mo vis Barbour, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Cunliffe, If 53 Main Ave., Ocean Grove — PR 4-1058 PJt 4-2080 S s s i ? • p o e r ph iu ppb bes portes w e ' Mrs. Halloway, Mrs. Hiker,, Mrs. S ' ■ EQUVALEHTOFtZ,300.000 FORA THREE LINE POEM Scott, Miss Spengjeiiian, Miss Whit- we know 70BERECir£P707HE. , " side, Mrs. Woodruff. : V c - monarch's sw eetheartf. ... ■ v- would be SUBSCRIBE TO THE . TIMES $3.50 A YEAR BY MAIL shouting too!! FOR SALE

• WE KNOW that we have a once in a lifetime, honest-to- BEAUTIFUL HOME.--flon-p*rlcir, living room with 6p«n firepl»e«. goodness bargain. dining room, kitchen, electric dishwasher, dinette, 3 bedrooms, 1% baths.basement iwltfe Uxiftdry acd extra . lavatory. Oil bnraef • steam -hia^rinstitatyJJ.j condition, Be^qtlful shrubs and plant*,, • Would you like to own a home in very good condition, cen­ . . . N * J1- ’ - .' ^ - • | rA"J tci ^ 1 ) *i * . •; ’ - . I , ( trally located in. Ocean Grove? Would you like "to own .a GUEST HOUSE with rooms and apartments, in operation, jnm s, com pels sale. R ed u c ed to on ly $10,500. ONLY $1,000 CASH REQUIRED. home that has .income from 3. apartments? , Balance paid like rent, ______

• Would you like to own a home, that can be purchased under , o iil^ ^ iz llo o ^ 20 r00“ 8 Mnst be settled! The refs re a mortgage assumption with a $1,600 cash down payment? # N0*IVCH SID E —8 rooiU9.v- o il flred h o t w a te r h e a t. R educed to JlftLStt BLUES for quick sale. • IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO nA V E ALL OF THIS PLUS f y i S ARABS OF THE GAWITRIBE,» IfANDYM AN’S S P E C IA L -^ fam Uy, Space h e a te r — o n ly $5,500.* ARE BLUE/'FORWttOREDS OF 3 MANY OTHER EXTRAS, INQUIRE NOW. . yEARSThtf h ave s h e a r e d f s Ocean Grove Lot' for Sale. ■m&n Bo d ie s with a blu e dye i /tSA promcncM AeA/vsr $9,500 Full Price . DISEASE. APPARENTLYJtfE. BUNGALOW — M odern, 4 room s, tile bath, f i t , 000. - . COLOR HAS BECOME. PER/IIANEW. Several other GOOD BUYS-In homes, cottages, bungalows, guest REALTOR MEMBER S.M.L.S. C r eSfn?p«!fo“ l',btavi?«'d! Pr°Petty “re 15 “ a ready to 68 — • SERVICE Now Available EDWIN D. RALSTON AGENCY tfflwLE: U.S.SAVINGS BONDS HAVE BEBN'PROVIDihie A .VALUABLE: • Semi-private 48 MAIN AVENUE OCEAN GROVE r 's e r v ic e FOR AMERICA, THEY HAVE'ALSO DONE A SPLENDID-JOE. FOR PATRIOTIC CITIZENS WHO HAVE LEARNED TO SAME THE SAFE WAY ■; room with per- • PR 5-0398 (VH/LE HELPING 7HEIS COUNTRY. V. M. KUBtER sonalized care!. Realtor WENDELL ; : R Are YOU Making FULL USE RESTHOME 117 MAIN AVENUE — OCEAN GROVE PR 4-2552 BARGAIN COUNTER: PR 4-1142 Of ALL The BANKING SERVICES • 5 rms., hot air, 2 apts...... — ..$6,000 • 3 apt. house, second block ...... 7,950 That Are YOURS At The • 10 rms., corner, heat .: . . 8,000 M anraaanivuaisBi 22 rms., second block ...... 8,500 FOR SALE 9,950 • ESTATE; SACRIFICE ' OCEAN GROVE BRANCH Small home consisting of liv­ • 2 apts. house, first block ...... ing. room and kilchen, on the • 16 rms., second block, $$1,000 down — .. 9,000 ■■'.’■'-v.': (fcxciusivie " ' Of The ' • first floor; two bedrooms and • Duplex, 14 rms., first block.... . 10,500 SM ALL 2 • STORY COTTAGE HOME; 2 large, bedrooms, 2nd bath on sccond floor; oil hot floor, with complete bath. Large living rm., kitchen, dining area, air lieat; low (axes. powder rm, 1st floor. Oil burning forced hot air heat, ducted to $7,800 FOR THE DISCRIMINATING: aU rqoms, auto, domestic hot water. North end section, 3 min- ASBORY PARR & OCE AN GRO VE BANK C entral ly locatcd. Nine' walk to station or shopping. ROOM FOR GARAGE. IN SIDE. room s, l rooms, two baths; on.two lols ..... 25,000 Properties formally listed here-have been sold, (thank yOu) Is Provided Especially For "BETTER BUY FROM HURRY AND BE SATISFIED” 'The People of Ocean Grove Jennie Meyer , AGENC iT j: A. HURRY AGENCY The Bank That Serves You Best ALVIN E. BILLS, Realtor REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE 47% Main Avenue Member of SMLS Because It Knows You Best . Occan Grove, N. 3. 66 MAIN AVENUE OCEAN GROVE 78 MAIN AVE. O OCEAN GROVE Tel. PRospect 4-4132 Residence 5-0899 Main Avenue and Pilgrim Pathway! Tel. PR 4-3061 PRospect 4-2124 . Established over 47 YEARS J.

. ... . NEFTII.NB and OCEAN 0 B 0 VE ■' The; lltev&wj Mrs. Albert Haislet, jr., wan bap­ tiz e d o n S u n d a y . in o r n in g i -,O,«ti;;.0tlb(; in St. Paul'sl jChurch. W iU iai||l| Baker ,|n St;f Pawls’ ; ' Stinson arid IThdnias . Stinson, jr., were sponsors- fc ii4 o A b b o tt: Avenuei, ' rage or breezeway and garage. months, have returned:.to Paterson. For detailed description, .fall- Their daughter. Carol is attend­ ! Mrs, A rth u r McVoy, 85. Mt. , color view, an d floor plans'on- the of the bride, Glen Ridge, ind ing Pa'^eraon - State College and Tabor Way, and her sister Mrs. ; Summer!led P.T.A. ; ‘ OCEAN jROVE — Miss Eliza­ “Yorkshire,” write Swift Homssi their other daughter Elaine is a Freeman -.Shotwell, ,70 Main A re- beth-Rebecca 2irkle,,.daughter of Roberta Reilly, Troy, N. Y. They . Inc., E lizabeth, Pa.-, S m I H O O R senior at. Enstside High School. niie,', retu rn ed Monday a fte r a won- Mr. and Mrs. Leonajrd S. Zirkle, wore- gow ns and c a rrie d , a m bou derfuj, week^isi with, their, sisters, Hear Ccfr* Barries 90 Heek Aye., and William: Robert quet.-i m atching the m aid of honor’s' B aptized On Oct. 16 a t the W«st»" ltr3, ,R6sco« tittke y of Bloomfield Baker} son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Donald - DeGraaf, . Clifton waB manned elevator will, take claim­ minister Presbyterian Church, Jer­ Social Security Moves ahi/jirSj Franlc Wagner of Plain- , NEPTUNE—The Regular meet­ W. Baker,. 50 Dawsoa, Ave., Clif­ best man. Ushers were Roy Par- ants to the modern, air-condition sey- City*--was Wayne Chvestuik,- field. Mrs; . 'McVoy' visitedher. ing of the Summeyfield School ton,. were married at a candlelight, cells, Lincoln Park; Jack Schwqig- pffice. A staff of 33-serves the- born July 19,-1961;'He is .the in-' .double-ring -ceremony.. last Satur^ daughter . Mrs. Gilbert Ward, of P.T.A..was held In,,the; Sc.hopi.Aud hardt and Earl Grosser^ Clifton public. -V 1 : . -f'.’C fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas ASBURY PARK—Effective Mon­ Suwimit,''aisg‘"granadaughtfcr' Mrs. itoriurn.'. w ith; ;Mr3. ?W m. Daly., Ji?,. day afternoon .at 4:30 ip St. Paul’s and ^Howard Anema, Garfield. Chvestuik, summer vacationists' day, Oct. 30, the social security — *— , David Smith of Washington, D. C. president, presiding. ; Rev. 'Albert; Methpdiat C hurch-’ i. \ A reception followed a t. Beau The United States Presidents, T. here. U. S.. Marshal Joseph F. district office will be located \on and great': grandaor, David who D: Curry of; the. Hamilton .jUeiho- ■ Dr..-.B. Harrison Decker, former Woodrow Wilson and James Madi­ Job was the sponsor of the baby Rivage, Spring Lake Heights. , the second floor of the Charms %pp’ei5ed>^i& .visiting Mrs. Me- dis't; Church gave, th e' Invocation. district superintendent of the New ' . The couple , left .fjor a wedding son w ere g ra d u a te s of, the College* boy. Building, 611 Heck Street above Voy’s ’ daughter. - Mrs. Shotwell Committee^ reports . followed .the Brunswick;. Conference, officiated, trip'...by- jet' to-V-.Berinuda.., They the internal revenue office. En- of ^fcw ^ Jersey, now Princeton Uni- The executive board of the Wo- tedjt her ;;if?anddaugl»ter» Mrs. Salute to the Flag and the sing­ assisted by, Dr^r Albert &J Lawton, will be;at.home at Devon, Gardens, trance is on Heck S^etife’where- ;s vexzity. main's Club of Ocean Grove wilt Charlts Horn of Summit and three ing of “Amcriqi' the. Beautiful.'’ pastor of St; Paui’SfidJurch, James West -Orange,palter. November 6. meet on Monday, Nov. 6 at 2:00 great. grpadcHiidrer . She also Accompanied by Mrs, Rose Forino, DeHaye;i, Ocean !6roye ■ and New The bride was graduated from: 55 EMBURY AVBNUE p.m. at the clubhouse. visited her five grandchildren in .-Guest Speaker of tlie night was York, was soloist,. Mrs. Ruthelaino Neptune High-.Schwl and The Al­ OPEN ALL YEAR Plainfield. Thc sisters plan to get T h e D E A N S . ’ William G. Van Orden; son of Commahde; Willia®, Barnes from Barnes,,.organist. .... bany, Med{«stl-'MCent«r - Schot! of together once i. month. As Mrs. PRospect 5-4076 Dining Room Air ConditiHigh’ School, is recuper­ white chrysanthemums.' -f't'-."-..' day Vorshiii services arc at 11 Pack meeting will be held tonight ating from surgery at her home, BEAUTY H onor atten d an ta were- M rs. and 7:30’ p:m,’ A'special Thanks­ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE (Friday) at 7:30 at the youth 99 Mi. C arm el W ay. John Gray; Neptune;. Mrs, Richard giving Service w ill be held Wed., FOB BENT center, The Pack' meetings are Haskell,. Troy, N, Y. and the Nov. 22, at .8';p.m. The public is FOR SALE—Heck Ave.; near St. for the- whole family of she boys 11.K TER RENT Air—2 & 3 room Paul’s Church area, desirable all year Misses Margot Richardson, cousin invited to all services.' with kitchen tc b a th , home, ’ 5-rm. and. 3-rm. apts., hot air who ore Cubs. All are requested '72 MAIN AVENUE Oct. to May, reason able sate, all utui heat, 2 baths, full baeement, to close ties, cleanmg & llnenii euppXied. ~g to come sind' show; their interest . OCEAN GROVE esta te . $9,800. M t. T a b o r W ay, N W BOCr AfiCADU THEATRES Ocean Ave., Ocean Grove. tion, 1% lots, 2 four room apartments, in t.he -oo'y: bnd the work they , r » Telephone CAfitle 3-1422 . *■ . ^A K TM EN T^fe m^ate_bathuand full basement, hot air-oil heat. Good Ample Parking — No Meters b uy. A sking $10,000. H eck A ve. c o rn er, accomplish. convenient all year location, well built. 7 rms., basement, hot air oil heat. 2 full PALACE - Bradley Beacb 'Pe*r,P ?o^dson P R 5-4461 or buolneS woman. 23 0<*W- Ave-. lo ts (1 v ac an t), a sk in g $15,000. B re w e r Ocean Grove. ■ : OCT, 2 7 -2 9 & Sm ith, R ealto rs, 619 B angs A ve.. •THE HUSTLER” OCEAN GROVE— First floor apart­ Asbury Park. PRospect 5-0250. •—40tf ment, open Oct. 1st to June 1st. Sat. Sped, Mat. 2:30 OCEAN PATHWAY— Home and in- KRUSCHKA field Hotel, Beach fie Surf Avea. PR come, property, in excellent condition. “THE WIZARl» OF BAGDAli “Everything For The Table51 6-9724. '« . Steam heat. Priced reasonably for NOV. 3 - 5 FOR SALE quick sale. . \ THE FLORIST “RO M A N O FF & JU L IE T " COR. PILGRIM PATHWAY & OLIN ST. PR 4-1749 OCEAN GROVE—Unfurnished duplex Robert W. Johnson Real Estate IN OCEAS GROVE house for rent. Heat and hot water 32 Main Ave., Ocean Grove, PR 5-1020 ' '■ .OCEAN GROVE supplied. Call PR 6-4354. -40-44 - —43* • Funeral Designs- i RIVOLI - Belmar • All year 8 room house, THREE room, apt.; unfurnished: first * Weddings, Bouquets furnished. Heat and hot floor front: spacious porch; $85.00 per WANTED — To Buy OCT. 2 7 -2 9 WEEKEND SPECIALS month including heat and wator. Im water. mediate occupancy. Phone FO CORSAGES from our - 'HUOME S E P T E M B E R ” HIGHEST PRICES PAID—I will buy lina, glass, lamps, bric-a-brac, Jew­ NOV. 3 - 5 greenhouses. - Also IJ. S. Grade A A . * COMFORTABLE room for ■ slhglo elry, sliver, furniture. Best prices “A THUNDER OF DRUMS” gentleman.- Light housekeeping If de­ aid. Alice Sand, 227 River Road, Red aiik. S H adyslde 1-5260 —14tf 783 Wayside Rd. — • Four room all year house sired. Year round, month;, 30 Em­ bury Ave., Ocean Grove, PRospect.4- —two garages. 2S2L -—40-44 SUMMER COTTAGE— i o r 5 room s. LAURELTON Motor-Vue Chuck Roast W rite B ox 8062, c/o T im es Office, O cean P li 5-6758 NEPTUNE G rove. —39-43 Circle' Apply—873 Bergen Ave. FOUR ROOM APT., all utilities and Rt. 88 Bast of Laurelton heat included, private bath, range, re- OCT. 27 -2 9 Jersey City 6, N. J. Bone In frigerator; two blocks from _ Asbury, MERCHANDISE FOR SALE - h ‘THE HUSTLER” Also y e a rly $80.00 p e r months No security necessary. 99 Main Avenue, . Ocean AVON CHRISMAS GIFTS are here. “MARRIAGE-GO:ROUND O rder early . Call P R 4-1954. -42-46*’ .Oscar Mayer or Rath Fully Cooked G rove \ ' ^ . 2 tf NOV. 3.-5 • - FOR SALE—Apartment size rcfrig-. Eddie s Quality “TOWN WITHOUT PITY" Also APARTMENT with private bath and erator; kitchen. table and 4 chairs; “THUNDER IN THE SUN” kitchen,, furnished, all utilities. Yearly good condition. 102 M ain A ve., O cean Canned Ham - - - - - 3 lb. $2.99 re n ta l, $70.00 p e r m o n th .' 32 M ain G rove. P R 5-9258. -^2 -4 3 * DELL MARKET Ave., Ocean Groye * Market SPENCER- & SP1RELLA individ­ 127 HECK A V EN U E Stoll’s Westchester. OCEAN GROVE — Sterling Hotel. ually designed Foundations and Bras 34 Bath Avenue. Large, light, well-; M. W. Whitehead, 160 Hillside Dr., FOR QUALITY MEATS Tel. PRospect 4-3974 heated double and single rooms.; Hot Shark River Hills, Neptune. PR 4-6363 CUT'WHEN & HOW HALLMARK CARDS FOR and cold water. ‘ Kitchen privileges; *—43 -.-, 46 OCEAN GROVE - 2 for 89c $7.00 up w eekly. P R 4-3984. —43 - 47 YOU WANT THEM ALL OCCASIONS FOR SALE — Portable electriv sew­ Glass Jar Reg. Price 4!)c each. Large upstairs room. No Cooking. ing machine, almost new. 48 Webb 125 Heck Avenue “A FRIENDLY PLACE $4.00 p e r w e e k . N ear A sbury P a rk . Ave., Ocean Grove. —43* Ocean Grove P R 5-1906 .- '.- : —43* Ruth’s "Stationery Store TO S H O P” , CLEARANCE SALE — All Gift Shop . E. W. Robbins, Prop, - 2 cans 29c items greatly rcduced - toys, jewelry, ‘ Tel. • PRospect 4-096S 53 Main Avenue Chicken Broth - - - ^MISCELLANEOUS novelties. Wonderful for Christmas. OCEAN GROVE Saturday 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. at the. WANTED — Very good home • for Seaside Hotel : ^43“ New Blue Heavy Duty Persian • type - kitten, gentle, a£fection- ate.: Beautiful inside pet.. 5 months HAVE A TOY PARTY — Get free WHITE ROSE old, blonde, spade female. gifts for Christmas, earn money for Vim Detergent Tablets - - - 43c Box Call P R 6-8328. . —43 your Club or have your friends buy : OCEAN GROVE GREEN BEANS beautiful gifts a t’discount prices,.Call HELP WANTED P R 4-2505 n o w a n d sot a d ate.. —43* 15 fb oz. can WOMAN, middle-age, to assist *■with SERVICES Clems 2 for 29c Pure Sweet Apple Cider - - p i . 69c light" house work. Sleep in, Refer^ MEMORIAL ences. W rite B ox 1299, c/o T im es. O f- fibe, Ocean* Grove. ' -^4^*' PLUMBINQ AND HEATING, gutter* Beauty Salon and leaders. Fred EiSenhauer, 124 gal. 39c Plus Deposit Cookman Ave. Phone PRospect 5-5092. HOME Vi LIFE INSURANCE —5 * tf. , ■ 118 MAIN AVENUE 8!) Main Avenue OCEAN GROVE TETLEY-TEA BAGS NEKD LIFE INSURANCE. For Busi­ ■ CARPENTER—Service and odd Jobs. AIR CONDITIONED ness Purposes; Estate . Purposes?; Sash cords replaced, painting and pa­ PRospect 5-7161 $100,000 A ge 40. $50.61 M onthly. W hy per hanging. Call PR 4-4436. -42-46“ PRospect 4-1753 69 c t. DELICATESSEN AND BAKERY Pay. More? Fred Scott Sr. & Associates PR 5-9014 ' ■ —43 - -47* UPHOLSTERY REPAIRS done; rea­ Specializing in sonably, in your home. May I call Lady Wm. P. Walton, Jr. For pkg. of 64 Bags with our own home-made Permanent Waving and give you a free estimate. HV E; Attendant Owner and Mgr. salads and pastries fresh daily s u b s c r i b e ; t o t h e t i m e s Crawford. 66Vy Franklin Ave., Ocean Grove.. PRospect 5-7934 after 5 p.m. . $3.50 A YEAR BY MAIL ...... —43 - 47 . OCEANGHOVE TIME8 and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, UBW 5EE8BY FRIDAY, OCTOBKR 27, 196i PA G K s i r — .— —— 1 —f--— ------■— ■ .■ ...■ . .. i ------icrescrlbed by said-Iaw. The roaidmum specially benefited..by said improve- thereof such Judgment shall be ren- ducted by M’arlerie Williams, 12S LEGAL NOTICE rate of interest which any of said ment will be SS.OOO, being the total dered against you as the Court shall.' i w n n t < « r a va m t ' '.obligations shall bear is six per cen- estimated maximum amount of money, think equitable • and Just. You shall.Asks’ ._ Opponent To Men’s Club Plan Abbott .'Ayeiwft~Anx9^tL. ’Wishing 1 ' tbi» turn per annum; - to be , raised for said improvement file your answer and pw f of service . TOWNSHIP OK NKPTUNE IN T1 j Sectlon 3 . (a); The improvement from all sources; in duplicate with th$- Clerk ,of the ^ to .briler apytiiifig: may.-do sb;' the COUNTY OF MONMOUTH I herein referred-to. and the purpose (f) The . stated numberr of annual Superior Court, State House Annex, Guild will receive. 10%.. . H . ...— r— , _ 1 for the financing of which said obfiga- Installments in > which may be paid Trenton, New Jersey, in accordance iate Harvest Festival Com- ■ tlons are to be Issued Is the construe- the special assessments ..levied on pro; with the rules of civil practice and - — '■■■«!— — ' i! ' ■ i ■■■:. w said action is: to ob- of divorce between Mitchell Continii^s Cam­ Public Invited Nov. 4 ; . Special Services the sevcntecntn following ord day nance was Introduced inm "tlie jne 'Township im w snip^ of Neptune, epl in the the Section terms 5. and The provisions Improvement, of this ui paign Oh Bossisnj And . Contests, Games a n d p asse*1 on. flrs will meet I (b) ' The curbs and sidewalks to ‘be dlnance, shall he a local:, improvement !SCHAEFER & FITZGERALD Lagging Economic! Growth Said. T^nship Committee will meet constructed, under the . terms of this and the- entire cost and expense of Attorney. for Plaintiff« Family Turkey Supper At West Grove ?t ,t h c , T o w n s h i p Headquarters, 137 , ord|nancc sha)] bc jn occordanco with said improvement shall be . assessed ft io m a r E. Fitzgerald In N. .1. A Member of the Firm S?vs^Ventii^dav“ofN o v e m b e r , : the. plans and specifications -dated against' the lands fronting or border- ASBURY' PARK — Jack. Walz, seyia8, on the____ ^ seventh y q . ^day _ a01 V novemoer, :V i^‘^ .'o'etol»r''ie:. . * 1001 designateddeslenated. "Plan “Plan of lng ing thereon. ' . . . . , ^ - 3 4 ^ , $23.07 3961 a t 8.00 .p.m., to-consider ine wm Prnnosed Curb and Sidewalk Im- Section 6, .The improvementyherein ;— tt— NEWARK, N. J.—James P . general Chairman of the Harvest NEPTUNE — This Sunday will ?ir„ n C|Iv."SiIrested ner sons provement on Bangs : Ayenue in the provided for shall be In charge of, and SUPER]SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW. JERSEY tkm and to give all lnterp^tea personb vmshib of Neptune; in .the County under the supervision of, the Town- - ClIANCERY DIVISION Mitchell, drives toward- the Home, Festival, and Chet ^hitm an ! be a special -observarice of Refor­ opportunity to 1 an opportunity to be heard concern .I of Mnnmmith". Monmouth", nrenared p re pa red bv by Claude Claude W. W. ship ship Engineer Engineer who who shall shall keep keep an an ac-. ac- MONMOUTH COUNTY last week in his campaign foV publicity chairman . of ,-the Meth­ mation Day ?it both morning ser-- i rig the ordinance, v B i r d s a l l , Township Engineer, _ and on curate account , w of the _ costs thereof______and _DOCKET______No. ¥■ 1478-60 ; iinniriniMr' pnn Ithe ^office tff^Yhe^ TtTwnship shall assess such costs upon , the sereral : . N'OTICE TO^REDEEM . . • Governor with-a can on his odist Men’s Cluli of the F irst MetW vices 8:80 & 11:00 in W e s t G rove1 AN’ ORDINANCE l ROVIDING .FOR 1 : .properties fronting or bordering on TO! MARTHA 1 FOSTER. MAULE and Democratic opponent to ‘‘re­ Churcli. The pastor, Rev. Philip THE CONSTRUCTION orOF. -SIDE-, siuu-, ... .'.The. estimated maximum amount, the improvement in proportion to WILLIAM J . MAUL^ her_husband; odist Church, here, have announced WALKS ANI) CURBS, AS A LOCAL iMPnn VEMRWT ( N BOTH SIDES of bondsands or notes to -he be ‘issued for t.itir respective; frontage thereof, and : LOUIS OLLER; ELIZABETH^ JA^JE pudiate the support of the big plans; for this event to be hold Brown, will preach1 on the subject improvement • is $5,500. file a report : thereon', under: oath, ; WARM AN; RU.TH v ECKLUND and city political bosses.”- , of “The Reformed Life”. The reg­ STATE*:Vi7g II ivA ^# 3 5 ^ ANI> 1> A YRE 1 Section 4. The. following matters are. wMvJhe [^unidpal ^Oerk. WILLIAM H. ECKLUND, her hus- nexlt .Saturday, Nov1,.' 4, in (the' T ,r-- b an d - Stepping up an already strenu­ ular . sesSioii of. the church school STK E^. IN THE TOWNSHIP,; OF i' ^ tS at^ t" nln0<1, dcc,ared' rc,ci■any- sucn installments shall remain teresi from-October ' 1, .1961, and -costs. “Story of The Early Church”.! priated from the Capital Improvement And that unless; at the said 'time cooking and Baking Contest will .Fund of1 1961: and. prior . y e a rs .-■ the Division of Local G o v e r n m e n t ' of' unpaid for. thirty days from and after John V. ; Kenny and - Dennis F. These courses are . for a 15,th the Stale of New Jersey, and such the line it shall become due and and place you or one of. you redeem be handled by the following au­ Section 2, For the financing of said statement: shows that the gross debt i puyablc the whole assessment, or bal- by paying the aforesaid sum so. found Carey, the Dethocratic bosses of week period and will be taught improvement.' and to meet - the part of due to. plaintiff: that you and each of said $ appropriation hot met by of the Township .of Neptune as ,de- ance thereof, shall become and bd lm. Hudson and Essex Counties “he thorities: Mrs. Betty Moore, Home by the pastor. All' young people 6,000 fined by said law is increased by this mcdiateljr due and payable and shall you shall be. debarred and foreclosed said down: payment,; negotiable bonds draw - interest at, the; rate imposed of and from all right ‘and'equity, of Economist and Dietetican, and Mrs. of the Township ‘of Neptune,, in the ord in an ce by $5,500, and th a t - said acknowledges to the people of New are invited to attend. obligations authorized by this , ordln upon the arrearages of taxes in the redemption in, of and to the . lands .County • of Monmouth,: each to be and premises . above Set out and descri­ Jersey that boss . rule will take Betty Lister, Home Service 'Ad­ i n Z Z a s '^ ‘,C u ? b 3 1 Sidewalk Bond j nnce wfJP be within .all debt limitations Township • and .shall be collected in -SB- the same .manner as provided by law bed in the: complaint ‘and amendment over in the State House next visor of New Jersey Natural Gas of 1961” . a rc h ereb y au thorized to p ^ rl^ dc. bf0iSwingWitems are: and for other J past dud assessments. Such and every part thereof,- dnd that plaintiff be! vested . with an: absolute ■January.” !.’; :-'"S ■: Company.- . and 'indefeasible- estate* of inheritance Bridal Shower For •Law, constitutingPurs^t Section 40:1-1; to of said improvement:.. ... ^ ra^deMmt8lSe«a„ 1. Not exceeding $500 on account of same, with all ' installments. and- ac­ in fee simple in said lands and pre­ “This is the .major issues of the Games will be open at 3:00 40:1-83 of the Revised Statutes of . New mises: • ■ : " %•; ';• i 4' Jersey, In anticipation of. the issuance the. cost of the issuance of said, obli­ crued interest thereon, shall be paid campaign, “Mitchell said. “Boss p.m. to everyone even though you gations, ‘ legal expenses, engineering and satisfied. Notwithstanding; any­ , . : SLAVITT & SLAVITT of said bonds and to temporarily fin­ thing herein to the contrary the : Attorneys for/ Plaintiff rule in- Hudson and E ssex coun­ may not be able to attend the din­ Rebecca Zirkle ance said improvement, negotiable and inspection costs. ; • . (e)' Nothing will be contributed : by Township shall; have such .right- to r 'Ben - J, -Slavltt; : notes of., the. T ow nship of N eptune, in A M em ber of-, th e F irm ties has meant padded payrolls ner. the County Of Monmouth in a princi­ the Township at large to the payment waive defaiilt as. may be permitted of. the cost of said Improvement and. by-, law . ' ■.-V;- —43 ; "■; Y:: > ; . *. • ; v , *^7.35 and soaring costs, and we have NEPTUNE ; — Miss Elizabeth pal am ount, n o t exceeding $5,500 a re "S ection 8. A ll such ■ assessm ents ‘on: * — hcreby 'airt’horrzed" to be issued pur- the estimated amount of special asses- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS' the figures to prove it.” Rebecca Zirkle, 90 Heck Avenue, suant to, and within the limitations sments to be levied on property account of said - local improvement, when collected, shall be immediately AND -PREMISES IN THE TOWNSHIP Ocean Grove, was guest of honor . placed in an account to.: be, known a? OF NEPTUNE, IN TIIE COUNTY, OF Mitchell was elected in an open "Local Improvement Assessment Ac­ •• - MONMOUTH . . three-way Primary race while his Mothers Guild at a shower Tuesday night, Oct.. • TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE — PUBLIC NOTICE count No. of 1961”. Such moneys Sale of Lands for Unpaid Taxes, Assessments and shall ; be -used. only , to pay indebted-: NOTICE •is !, hereby given - that on opponent “was hand picked in a 17 at the home of Mrs. John Gray, ness- incurred for ■ said improvement Monday , the sixth day of' November, smoke-filled .room by Kenny, 217 Robbins Road, Neptune. Mrs. : Municipal Charges — Year 1960 a n d P r i o r w h e th e r by n o tes *or bonds. • 1961, a t 2 P.M ., a t th e N ep tu n e Tow ii" o r t Section f>. Th e . improvement as ship Headquarters, ' 137 Main. Street, Carey and a few other Democra­ Ronald Frick and Mrs. Raymond . TAX SALE LIST — .1961 authorized by this, ordinance is neces-. Neptune, .New Jersey, the Township sary • for the purpose of providing of ,,N ep tu n e, in the^ C ounty of M on­ tic bosses,” he said. Poland . were co-hostesses with curbs and sidewalks in , connection mouth ‘will, offer at public sale, to “Where the boss ;runs rampant, OCEAN GROVE -The St. Paul’s M rs. Gray. PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that Harold A . Smith. Collector, of Taxes tlie highest bidder; at a minimum in'and for the Township of Neptune, in the.County of Monmouth;'and State of with the, improvement of the avenue upon which curbs and; sidewalks are sale ' price of Four Hundred Dollars the taxpayers must foot the bill - Choir Mothers' Guild met on Miss Zirkle; became .the bride New-Jerscy, will on Tuesday, the twenty-drst day of November, 1061, at 2 P.Mi {S400.00), all the rig h t title an d in te r­ ih the CUy Hall of the Township of Neptune, 137 South Main Street, Neptune, to be constructed. ■ .. Tuesday, evening at the home of of William Baker, Clifton, Satur­ Section 10. The full faith and credit est; of .the said To^vnship' of Neptune' and that goes for tentpayers and New Jersey, sell the lands, tenements, hereditaments and real estate herein­ of the -Township of Neptune, in th e acquired at a tax sale and .the. .fore­ home owners ‘alike. This, then, is Mrs. Larry Mieras, 44 Heck Ave­ day, Oct; ;21 a t St. P au l’s M etho­ after described to make tho amounts chargeable against said lands.on the first closure of the Tax Title Lien Certi­ day of July 1001, as computed in the tax sale list, together with Interest on said County of Monmouth are . herebj' nue, Mrs. Charles Ludwig co-hos­ pledged to the punctual payment of ficate thereof in and . to the following what we can expect in Trenton if dist Church, Ocean Grove. amount from (lie ilrst day of July, 1061, to the date of. the sale and-the^ cost of the principal and interest oil .the said described lands and premises: , tess. ■ the sale at public vendue to such person or persons as will purchase the same All that certain plot, piece, or parcel my opponent is efected Governor The decorations were in aqua subject to redemption at the lowest rate of interest, but In no case in excess obligations authorized by. this ordin­ ance. Said obligations shall be direct Of ground known and designated as of this State. Unless he repudiates The meeting opened ,by a prayer and white with a large umbrella, of ciEht per cent per annum. This sale Is made under the provision of an Act unlimited obligations of the Township B lo c k . 445', L ot .6, upon .th e follow ing of the Legislature of the State of New Jersey entitled; "An Act for The Assess­ of Neptune and the Township of terms and conditions.. these bosses, who hand-picked by Mis. Irwin Milligan'and was over the gifts. ; ' ,, - : m e n t an d collection of T axes.” R evision of 1918. A pproved M arch 4, 1919. and , (1) Said lands and ‘premises are to the acts supplemental thereto and amendatory thereof; the said lands, tene­ Neptune shall be obligated to levy, him, lie forfeits all right to the conducted by the president . Mrs. Attending were Mrs. Peter— ad valorem taxes upon all taxable be sold for the purpose of increasing ments, hereditaments and real estate to bc sold and the names of the persons the size of the adjoining property. Edward Hill. Baker, Mrs. AHen J. Bryan, Mrs. against whom said taxes, assessments and other municipal charges have been property within the Township for the confidence of the people.” payment of the. said obligations and (2). No single, or separate • dwelling Stanley Clayton, Mrs. John Seiser, made on account of each parcel, together with the amount due thereon as fol- interest thereon without limitation as can be erected, on - this lot as;a result Mitchell emphasized the lagg Reports given by- choir mothers: to rate .or amount. of the purchase of this land and pre­ Mrs. George Magee,-Mrs. Leonard > |,0WS: HAROLD A. SMITH. m ises, Vv-.; -; ■ : -- ■ ing ecofimoy in New Jersey - in Cherubs, 38 em'olled, Mrs. John Collector of Taxes, Township of Neptune . . , Section 11. The Township Com­ mittee is hereby authorized to enter (3) Twenty percent (20%).-of the direct , opposition to his opponent Fisher; Carol, 27 enrolled, Mrs. Zirkle, Mrs.' George : purchase money \to be paid at: the No. Name Block Lot A m ount into n contract. oi* agreement with who says the State is booming - R obert W oyshner; C rusader, 19 Mrs. Fay Baum, Mrs. " Ernest S771.37 any person, firm or corporation for time the property, is struck off. If the 18 John & Blanche Cochrane 3 349 the construction of said curbs and money is not paid at' that 'time; the with Federal' Government "figures Mitchell, Mrs. Walter Morrows,, 57 Clifford ,& Gertrude Bourguignon . 5 435 722.90 property may be put up and re-sold enrolled, Mrs. Larry Mieras; Ceci- 20 576 • 171.44 sidew alks. and Mrs. Earl Johnson. 278 M ildred S teiner Section 12. All. further acts and pro­ immediately. The balance to be paid showing there was a loss of 78,000 lia n s,, 32 enrolled, Mrs. Wm 324 Nicholas & Christina N. Panageas 23 501. N 69.80 within .sixty days upon delivery ;of a 28 336, 337 . 552.16 ceedings which maj' be necessary to jobs during the. first six years of * - . 1V - 423 S ad ie E vans be taken by the Township Committee B a rg a in , a n d ' .Sale D eed. . > Schctelicli; Celest, 21 enrolled, Mrs. 879 E llen G. .Wright 64 147 140.29 (4) Said lands and premises are to 73 1145 189.54 in carrying out and executing said the present Democratic adminis­ Louis Burlingame; Chapel, 45 en­ Another Route 35 Project 992 Bruce M. & Barbara L. Williams improvement and all orders relating be sold subject; to all municipal,, state; 1451 J. Rozema 115 976 B 17.64 and- federal ordinances, statutes, and tration. .' - -, rolled,.Mrs. H. R. Bush Jr.; Chan­ 126 1399 169.98 thereto may be done and made bv 1559 Margaret W. Longstreet resolution of the Township Committee. regulations ■ affecting the' use of- the TRENTON —• The New Jersey 1682 Robert R. Harrison 141 222. 223. & 224 246.86 said lands and premises, and subject - Mitchell said that if New Jersey: ter,- G enrolled, Mi-s. H . R. Bush) 5014 Ernest & Jupiter Plummer- 178 .4 170.56 S ection 13. T his o rdinance shall State Highway Dept, said it. will.; 179 J7 54.21 I iSi °//ect twenty days after first to the covenants, > conditions, arid re­ had gained these jobs during the 5035 M »7.clla Rogers publication thereof after final passage strictions in prior deeds a£fectlng said 3 t - ' 7 ' '■ 1 receive bids Oct. 26 to modernize 5038 GrilTin’s Homo Investm ent Co. 179 18 • . 303.34 prem ises. same period it was losing them, 180 8A ,61.89 ps provided by law.. .Cherubs will sing-this Sunday Route 35 in Eatontown. The con­ 50-16 Samuel G. ^ Gail Fellenz • (Signed) JOSEPH A. SH A FTO (5) The purchaser shall be requir­ it would have meant: ' 5054 Ja m e s & Vlo.la Jackson 181 • •42, 43 . . 407.87 ed, at the time of closing, to pay. as at the morning service.’ Crusaders • 5151 Oidwih Zaguary 180 GA . 127.50 tract calls for widening and l-eaur- . 188 io * • . ;. Allcs(:i HELEN L. HIGGS Mayor an additional purchase price, a sum An additional 3,120 retail stores; will have a. Halloween Party at 5169 Edw in J: & D orothy B u rk e 177.38 . . Acting Clerk equal to the amount of tax based on facing from Shrewsbury Avenue 5279 Parkview Homes Inc. 192 6IIA 250.40 increased retail sales of $280 — S3!I.13the Inst assessed valuation from the the church at 6:30 P.M. on Thurs. southward to Eatontown’Circle,; a- 5280 JOhn H. Marie Hayes. 192 70A' -- •' ; '200.7B first of the Month next after, the date millions; an -additional 83,400; pas­ 5289 Ruby Byrd. Edgar Byrd, Jr.. & of sale until the end of the current Oct. 2G. distance of 1.5 mile... Four lanes ; LiUiis F. Byrd, Jr., & ORDINANCE No. 5«C year, and also all legal conveyancing senger cars; added bank; deposits i)iane Byrcl ■ 193 7 : : • 116.11 rO U N S IU P O F. NKPTUNl: IN' THE fees. Any bidder who fails to complete A Toy. D em onstration was. con- will, b eprovided. 5317- Aleathea Ransoine 194 6 / , 118.00 COUNTY OK MON,MOUTH his purchase will forfeit to the Town­ or $210 millions, more than 57;000 5324 - Joseph' Lashovit/. ■.194 \ V- 189.95 ship any deposit paid, other jobs generated in auxilliary. 5328 W. H .C ooper. . 194- -14. 147.37 NOTICE Is hereby given- Hint at a (0) The deed will contain a con 5329 . Jo h n W. K ing . . 1 9 4 iv3 • ' \\: 88.21 regular meeting of the Township Com- ditiqn. that: the /lands ' and premises, occupations. ' . ' ' 5371 Mollie Goodwin 195 140 29.01 muteo ol I he Township of Neptune, are. to be- used for tlie purpose of in­ . 5382 Ja m e s & T helm a. Sm ith 195 • 155 .*• 124.62 n tho County ol Monmouth, held on creasing •; tlie s)ze of - the . adjoining : In . other, campaign issues, Mit­ . 195 167 : 259.03 Grove Cleaners 5393 W illie Hunch he seventeenth day ol October. 19 6 1, property . and ■ tljat ]no single or sep­ chell spoke, out strongly “to- place 5459 M ary; G reen 218 C85 . V • 21.80 the following-ordinance was Introduced arate - dwelling can be erected on. this R A D IO C A B 5499 C o rn e tt C. W illiams 218A 681 43.31 and passed on first reading. lot as' a result ‘ of.: the purchase of juiiior.- college facilities in those • 5500 C o rn ett C. W illiam s • . 210A .882. 683 •199.86 ■Said Township Committee will meet this property.- ' ,X. : : ' - PRospect 5556 C lifton W oodtng St S Township Headquarters. 137 -' (7), Tlie \ sale.; of this ' property is areas, where tlvey do not now exist and Dyers Josephine Williams • .220- 17’. - ^ 114.48 South Main Street, Neptune, New Jer- subject- to; cohfirmation by - the- Town­ and to bring two1 years of college 5567 Bessie'& Monroe Freeman 220 251, 250 & 249 189.54 scy on the seventh day of November ship Committee; who; may reject any, FREE PICKUP AND 5686 A m os Savage • 225 B 49 20.96 1061 a t 8:00 P.M.. to consider the said o r -.all bids. : training'.; within the economic reach, DELIVERY SERVICE 5688 W illiam S. T hrockm orton 225 B 51 \ V . 163.89 ordinance for final passage and adop­ DATED: O ctober 24, 1961 * ‘ . s - s h e i n 5089 W illiam S. T h rockm orton 225 B 52 • . 29.01 tion and to give all Interested persons v,- HELEN• L. RIGGS of our qualified young men and (Ve Operate Our Own Cleaning 5730 W illie B. & M innie T ucker 226 12, 13 155.45 ail opportunity to be heard concern­ Acting Township Clerk women of the state.” . and r Pressing Machines ■ 5888 M aggie - Carney . 242 71 A B, 72 66.68 ing the ordinance. - ■—43 $10.80 ■‘hSr— . 253 4 31.29 Tho«, B. Catley, Wm. C. Cltley 6015 E thel B ertram “An opportunity, for college , ProprlBtora 6044 Doris M. Bahlav 255 2 28B.20 A£.,££I,JNANCE TO AMEND AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC iSALE OF LANDS ECONOMICAL 6066 E lizabeth R cutljer 260 39. 40 ■ ‘ v ‘ 390.75 SUPPLEMENT AN ORDINANCE AND PREMISES IN THE TOWNSHIP training should be available to 24 HOUR SERVICE 10 PUgtbo Pathway, Ocean OroV* 6074 C lara B. H icks • 261 8 46.96 ENTITLED .‘AN ORDINANCE TO OF NEPTUNE; IN THE COUNTY OF those -who are qualified and in­ PR 4-2300, 4-2801' 6114 E d w ard O wens 263 67 ' 29.29 JtEGULATE AND RESTRICT THE MONMOUTII Courteous, Comfortable, Clean 6116 M ildred O wens 263 (38 65.53 t.O C A T 1.0 N HEREAFTER O F dustrious.” • • ' . Safe and Dependable 6146 F loyd C raig 265 122.123 - ’ 227.10 TRADES AND INDUSTRIES AND NOTICE is hereby given that bn 6225 L o u is Y accarino. 206 B 132 107.80 nm ,nJiK ?fQUENT LOCATION OF Monday,- the sixth day > of November, 10104 CJcophus & Margaret Terrell 153 D 5 . 33.47 ' S.ViLD,NGS DESIGNED FOR A 1961; at 2 P.M.j . at . the Neptune Town­ 10156 Mamie H. Lambert JM 584. ; - 129.23 SPECIFIC USE IN THE DESIGNAT- ship .Headquarters,, 137 Main Street, 10158 Margaret Adams • 154 585 73.55 Alii>Al.tf^;^.AND .TO REGULATE Neptune,-;New.i Jersey, ' the Township REPAIRS ON ALL CARS . 10229 -Saille -Bullocks • . 156 A o 59.55 AND LIMIT THE HEIGHT ANI) of Neptune, in the County , of Mon­ BRADLEY FRANCIONI, 10361 Freman A. & Mary Shroyer 161 88 308.60 IiU»'UINGS .HEREAFTER mouth will offer at public sale, , to — OVER 25 YRS. AT THIS J0400 Jo se p h & D orothy Popok 163 74 .>• 84.67 EltECTED. AND TO REGULATE the highest bidder, at a ' minimum OCEAN GROVE ADDRESS — 10438 Charles & Dorothy Gooden 166 a 20.53 WZul,ETE™'«'E T,,B A,fKA sale price of Eight Hundred Dollars AMERICAN TAYLOR a n d : 10439 Charles & Dorothy Gooden • : 166 n • . " 20.53 XnKv V-,.?S!UKTS AN,) OTHER {$800.00),\a ll th e ! rig h t title , and in te r­ 10440 Charles & Dorothy Gooden^ 166- i o : ; 87.13 OPEN SPACES. AND FOR SAID est of the said Township of Neptune 10619 James R. & Christina M. Pelliccla 171 79 ' ■ "302.19 PURPOSES TO DIVIDE THE TOWN- acqiiired at a -tax sale.- and; the fore­ SERVICE'' LOPEZ, Inc. 10677 Joseph LashoVitz Sc Carl Klein 173 32 548.49 Sim.. OF NEPTUNE, IN THE COUN- closure of the : Tax Title Lien Ccrti- NEPTUNE 174 B 15 : -1 102.37 £1. OF MONMOUTH INTO DIS- ucate thereof .in and to the following! • Superior workmanship on all, FUNERAL HOME 10715 W. J.- Casmay & Harry Accoo makes - and models of cars! 10749 A. W right f , 174 B ' 405. ’ 237.70 •rn ic T .s. a n d t o p r o v i d e p e n - described lands and - premises:. Exclusive but Inexpensive ; y. 10778 Herman & Susie Bell Davis : 175 504 • • V .. . - S 51.97 f o r t h e v i o l a t i o n * • All that certain plot,, .pibce, or .parcel 10823 Roosevelt & Nellie Thomas 176 A 550- ' 240.71 t h e r e o f ," ADOI'TED h e c e .i i p .e r of: ground '- known . and designated as T IR E S • j BA T T E R IE S ". DANIEL- L. FRANCIONI AUTO REPAIR 10824 H en ry MUtlUs. Ind. & T r. 176 A 551'- 167.97 J3, 1930, AND T in : VARIOUS B1 ock 510;; L ots 1530 ‘ a h d 1540,. upon THOMAS W. TAYLOR BODY & PENDER WORK 11064 VLudWlK Am bos ' . •204 280 .. ' »:-: 100.00 AMENDMENTS THEREOF AND the following terms and .Conditions: AUTO PAINTING 11087 Janies Henry Voorhees - 205 .360 61.02 SUPPLEMENTS. THERETO. - ill : Said lands 'and .preniises are to 811 MAIN STREET . D.JOSEPH LOPEZ 11197 Frank tS: Edna Gaebler '2 0 9 27 199.35 be sold for the purpose, of increasing .704 - 7th Ave. - Asbury Park RAY ELL IS 11791 K arl .A. W oehrer 278 2A & 3A -, ‘ \ 57.08 IT ORDAINED CY THE TOVVN- the size :of the adjoining property.: BRADLEY BEACH A ir Conditioned ■ PR 5-0021. 11852 Jean/B. Taylor • 280 28 ' , -;‘ v ; 29.85 SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN­ - (2) No single or. separate dwelling Stockton & So. Main Street S-3-21 12 543.39 SH IP OF NKPTU.ME, IN THE COUN­ can be erected oil this lot, as a. result, Roger Howland Families Called For . Ocean Grove PR 6-7727 12264 Helen Jensen PR 6-964(5 y'P rop, 12757 RoseHechtli.ngcr 377 3742-3743 .3.52 TY OF MONMOUTH: ;of' the purehase of this land ;and pre- At Their Convenience 12858 Theodore R. & Lois Jlackson • S-2-3 44 85.27 . K T.l,at lhc boundary lines ot Dis- 'm ises, ■■ 128G9 Richardson Est., e/o tricts 1 and 2. as shown and described i; /j-3) TWenty, p e rc e n t (20%) of, ithe I. R. nichardson #; ■ - ' S-2-3 43* ' v ';': 86.24 in the ordinance of which tills ordin­ purchase • money. to' be paid at the 12902 O livia D avis " . ' • S-3-45 -:3B ^ . 217.24 ance Is an amendment and supple­ time the property is struck off. If the OCEAN GROVE ' 12949 George W. & Elizabeth ment, be and the same are hereby money is not paid at a that!., time; ‘ the • TELEVISIONS • “Where One Finds The M atthew s 284 A 25, 26 9L44 changed to include the property property may be put up and re-sold 12960 Jo h n Doc S-3A-7 1 17.39 known as Block 153-A, Lots 1 to 14. immediately. The balance to .be • paid TESTED FREE Unexpected!” 13378 P a ttie M. ;E. Holly 303-22 6-10 17.72 Inclusive; Block 153-B. Lots 1 to 11 Within sixty days' upon delivery: of a in your home NURSING 13421' E lla D avis. Mrs. 5 . • 306-25 16, 17 8.91 inclusive! B lock 153-C. Lots 1 to 13 Bargain and Sale Deed.; ; 13749 Ordwin & Morrley Zaguary S -6 -6 • 1 858.76 in clu siv e; an d Block 154. Lots 566 to *•>(4)- Said. lands and premises are, to RCA PICTURE TUBES 14005 Adele Crammer 216.74 571. Inclusive and Lots 591 to 596-B be sold subject to all municipal, state, $1.00 per inch, with dud SHELL CRAFT HOME 14231 Jo h n Doe ' 336 A P-6 & 7 13.69 Inclusive, as shown on the Tax Map and' federal ordinances; statutes and 336 . P 32 & 33 13.69 of the Township of Neptune, in Dis- regulations' affecting the use of the plus, installation 63 CLARK AVE. • PR 5-0554 14239 R o b ert L ake tric t . . . 14261 Claude H. Kratzer. 335 A 43 & 44 • 13.69 1 said lands and ■ premises, and subject WASHER-REFRIGERATOR HOBBY SHOP (STATE UCEN8EI1) 14292 K a rl F. K ram er 342 17 & 18 17.39 2. This ordinance shall take effect to the covenants, conditions; and- re­ REPAIRS 14563 Patco Homes S-10-1 6 60.96 Immediately. strictions; in prior deeds affecting said • Reasonable Rates 14564 Patco Homes S-10-1 7 * ' 60.96 - (Signed) JOSEPH A. SHAFTO prem ises.-.; ; ... •. i :.: G IFTS • FREE INSTRUCTIONS 14565 Patco Homes S-10-1 8 60.96 , -(5) T he p u rc h a se r .shall ' be re q u ir­ • PR 5-1889 Shell Jewelry • F ish • Newly Renovated 14567 Patco Homes S-10-1 10 • . 75.35 Attest:- HELEN L. BIGGS Mayor ed, at the time of closing,; to pay as Scale Corsages . • P lastic • 24.Hr. R.N. Coverage 14600 Ordwin & Morley Zaguary S-10-15 9. St 9A , 474.45 : Acting Clerk. an additional ' purchase price, a sum 1 '.:. Flowers • 14621 J. R. S. .Construction Co. S - ll 1 46.12 •r-43 $10-80 equal ;t6 the amount of tax based on: BEACON • Diabetiys — Cardiacs : ’5078 .Jo s. W. & M ildred J. M atthew s 554 6 St 6 L . 19.08 the last; assessed' valuation from the - 7 0 MAIN AVENUE ■ • — 15084 Peter J. Peterson & Michael SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY first of the Month next after; the date HOME SERVICE Convalescents Post- Fedyn & Herb Palev 554 21-27. In c.: V 122.60 CHANCERY DIVISION of. sale until the end of the current OCEAN GlROVE Operative 15085 Peter J. Peterson & Michael MONMOUTII COUNTY year and; also all legal; conveyancing •15 M ain St.Asbury P a rk Fedyn & Herb Pnlcy - • ‘ 354 28 ‘ : : 21.09 * DOCKET NO. M 517-61 fees. Any bidder who fails to complete 15086 Peter J. Peterson- & Michael Civil Action ' his purchase will forfeit to the. Town­ NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT ship any, deposit- paid. ‘ . .. ■ . Fedyn & Herb. Paley 554 29 • . 21.09 rTniiijiiuniii]iriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinir»n>rmiim^ ’giatiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiaiiiitBiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiining l.“?58 Victoria Bunn . 156 D 2 • • •• ■ ' 40.64 OF ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ; ; (6).. The deed will contain .a con­ ’"454 G uy H olm an 407 31. Si 32 - 17.35 ANNUNCIATA DAVID, dition that , the lands : and premises i 1 "638 Wm. P. & M. Rae Comstock 424 4, 5 •17.35 P lain tiff, are to. be .used for-'the purpose of in-’ 1>845 Robert S. & Hermann Strunk 417 35-38 1 • / .31.78 • ." " - vs . r creasing, the: size, of the. :adjoini.ng Best Prices | '"'194 R obert D. C olacnrcio, Inc. 413 29 & 30 16v95 JAM ES O. DAVID, property and .that , ho single . or sep­ ] Ocean Grove Self j .- 013 H a rry G. K rn p f 465 14 '. 26.23 m DcfenUant arate , dwelling can .be erected on this - 16.95 To: JAMES O. DAVID,- Defendant lot as a .result of the purchase of TIRES] ,r 176 Grace W. SUmsland 467 27 St 28 | Paid ’ ;,i69 G iovanni B rescia. Est. 452 .2 . & 3 . .167.72 BY. VIRTUE of an Order of the this * property. y V . j : • > * > 'i- '•*.'570 Giovanni Brescia. Est. 452 4 Si 5 31:78 Superior Court of New Jersey. Clianc- / : (7) : The ;^alb of this property ; js = For Old Gold and I U.S. RbYALARMSTRONG | Service Laundry | ■ *.^56 Mabelle A. Wellman . 489 158 Si 159 ‘ . ' 31.78 cry Division, made on the 11th day of subjcct •to confirmation by the Towh- | Silver and v | . RECAPPING 1-P57 W a lter E. Sc A nne M. W ellm an 489 160 17.39 October. 1,961. in a civil action • where­ ship; Committee . who may. reject any | .; Old Jewelry | ’ •"76, R ichard & E lizabeth L apham 489 202 17.39 in Annuncintn David is the plaintiff or all •bids, I SAME DAY Pick-up j tr,'U9 F re d e ric k •F isc h e r 482 525. 526. 524 152.16 and you are the defendant; -you are DATED: October '24,: 10H1 140.70 hereby required to answer the Com­ HELEN L. RIGGS 1 ; and Delivery: Service, f V S02 John W. & W. & M. Gladys Bodinc 500 1001,1002 ALAN THIELE b • -■ ’ g • * 171 Alice C u rry 502 1389-1392 '60.97 plaint of the plaintiff on or before Acting Township Clerk r ’28 C. S ch ae fe r . 502 1861. 1862 31.78 th e 12th d ay o f D ecem ber. 1061. by 43..; . $11.10 | • Cleanest W a s h Any-| serving an answer on Thomas E. .’“*81 McGrcevcjr Realty-Co. 562 Plot 4 17.39 ! B. FEDDE S I : : TIRE CO. | where [ K311 Rose City Estates . , S-2-2 2 . ^ v - '46.57 Fitzgerald. Esq., of tlje * Firm , of I JKWRLKB ? Schaefer & Fitzgerald,- plaintiff’s at­ The first chinawnre in the United . Hwy. 35 & Heck Ave. : RE-ADVERTISE FOR NEW SALE; DATE torneys, Whose address is State High­ ? OCEAN GROVfc I 1 55 Olin St. Phoiie PR 4-10781 : 12289 L o u is E pstein ‘ 354 2835 • • 15.96 w ay 35 Sc Allenhurst Avenpe. Wana­ States was manufactured in Bur 5 ; POST OFFICE BLDG • NEPTUNE.; ' ;.-; P R : 4-7805 12*52 P h ilip DarofT 360 2943. 2944 ' - •49.56 massa,’ N ew Je rse y (P. O. B ox 97, lington around 1685. . —43-46 Oakhurst, New Jersey) and in .default ^mmniiiziuiKnuiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiBiiiiJiuiiKiiKiaiBm FRIDA Y.OCTOBER2 $ 1961 OCEAN GROVE g S ffl KBrgUKB BMB6. -TPCTljBBff OP O T dfV w <»: VTP1X

S ays R eader's D iqest Magazine: “There has never heeri a period since the. harnessing of electricity when so many laboratories have been exploring ways to produce power more cheaply and efficiently!’

In 1802 the fuel cell principle is discovered by Britisher Sir Humphry Davy, No one Is excited about it and science and industry concentrate on developing steam pow er.

in 1947. Russian Davtyan announces a new and improved fuel cell. Scientists around the worid are excited, for here is the first energy converter with a ■ theoretical efficiency approaching 100%, Since it is a chemical conversion there is little heat loss. Steam engines are only 8%. efficient, gasoline engines' about 25% efficient. Even the most modern power plant is only 40% efficient. Proving of the new fuel cells starts many laboratories in many countries working furiously for 10 to i2 years. No progressive manufacturer can take the chance of being left behind.

In late 19 5 9 ... Allis-Chalmers demonstrates a silent tractor that runs entirely on electricity generated by fuel cells supplied by bottled gas. The. loudest noise is th e operator’s portable radio. Ir* early 1960 Esso Standard Oil (the world’s largest gas and oil company) predicts a bright future for fuel cells in homes. Later in 1960 Lockheed and Shell predict that'fuel cells will be operating cars by 1965. N o m o re sm dg ■ ex h au st, no engine noise. The U. S, Government and some of the largest r corporations; are iiivesting millions on developing the fuel cell and getting it into commercial production. iv ; T-

P ill i- l p % i> i■*, ■ h HN h I How it w orks ,* A natural Gas fuel cell is like a super, efficient storage battery that never , needs recharging. Gas is fed into one of two hoilow, poious electrodes. Air is supplied to a second electrode, Ionic reactions occur at electrode surfaces, releasing electrons that flow in an electrical circuit. L atest re p o rts indicate th a t fuel'ceils for a home could be no larger than a suitcase.

You may have read about amazing new devices for published accounts such as this. converting gas directly into electricity that are being devel­ oped by laboratories around the world. Some of these devices Think of what the new developments can mean: Low cost could fit into a closet in your home of the future. natural gas, delivered underground, can be the only power ■ _ . • ' • . . cominginto your home of tomorrow, and it will run everything. Already a matter of record are the successful tests of new gas-to-eleetricity devices by the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Of course, the versatile gas flame will continue to do jobs such Air Force, Coast Guard, and by many American scientists as heating and cooling your home, cooking, drying clothes, and and industries, heating water. It takes direct gas heat to do these jobs fast and economically. A few. manufacturing firms are starting up pilot production lines for compact devices that make electricity directly from Arid for your lights, TV sets, dishwashers, motors, and small gas. appliances, gas could quietly make, the electricity right in your home. There will be no moving parts to wear out br make noise. We, as your supplier of natural gas, will report to you on devel­ opments of new uses of gas because such innovations can mean Perhaps the most promising of the gas-to-eleetricity devices so much to you. As details can be released, we will give you is the fuel cell! The column adjoining tells about it:

NEW JERSEY NATURAL GAS COMPANY

THE FUTURE BELONGS TO GAS M itOR OCEAN GR6v e t im e s &nd N e p t u n e TIMES,^t o w n s h B* OP - ^ Ke w j e r s e y FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, ltffii T LEGAL NOTICE Polling Place Tiie annual' Red and Black Vol- Hamilton Fire- House, State Highway ■1 ■' feyball contest was held on' Tues-r TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE #33, Neptune. i . ; - . ')• . OCEAN GROV.E’;— A member DISTRICT SIXTEEN day and-Wednesday of last week. \ , Notice of •General Election. ’ Bounded on the east and south . by - ' V of United Brotherhood of Carpen- une The District Boards ‘of Election will Shark River; on the west by the cen-: MRS. ELEANOR MC KAY ters and Joinerii of America No. On Tuesday tiie "class coritpst was sit In the places hereinafter designated ter line of Brighton Avenue; and on o n T u esd ay , N o v em b er 7, 1901, b etw e en the north by the center line of Lake­ OCEAN GROVE — A resident 2250, Red Ran];, Clarence; j. He worked in the Counter Intelli­ held. The seniors played the jun­ ’ the hours of 7:00 A. M. and B P. M. wood Road. • . here for'seven years, Mrs. Eleanor Galclier •- iors and the sophomores played ; i Jor the purpose of- conducting a .Gen-., Polling Place • .Thorne;.'67, of 127 Clark Ave., gence Corps, while in "the Army.: eral Election to vote upon the candi-, Community Baptist Chapel, 428 Lake­ McKay, 75 Webb Avenue,,. died died on Monday in Fitkin Hospi­ .. (Continued from Page IV • ■. After his discharge he returned to the freshmen.- The; juniors defeats wood Road, Neptune. - dates for the iolJdwing' offices; ? 0 last Wednesday at Fittcin Hospital, teaching- at Asbury . Park High ed" the seniors ; in a two game . Governor V : - DISTRICT SEVENTEEN tal, Neptune. He was born in Key- manager .of the year; book. After Three ir jmbers of the General As­ Bounded on “the east by the center Neptupe. Her husband was • the ■port... college graduation, he did grad­ School. . series, and*, the' sophomores beat sem bly v. line of Jumping Brook Road and Jump­ late William McKay. . One' member of the J3oard of Chosen ing Brook; .on the : south by Shark Mr. jThorne was a -member of uate work at Rutger’s Univei-sity, Mr. Galcher, who resides, -with the freshmen:. The juniors played Freeholders'' - ■ • •• - River Brook; on the west by the cen-, ‘ Mrs. McKay formerly resided his wife and child in Freehold, the sophomwes. At the end of a Two members of the. Township Com­ ter .line of Hamilton-Glendola; Road, the Full Qospel Church, Neptune, where he received his Master of m itte e . ; , • V- \ ■ ‘ (Gulley Road), north to Corlies Ave­ in East Orange. She Was a mem­ and a veteran of W orld W ar 1, Education Degree. enjoys hobbies, such as photo­ two game series the juniors had Township Tax: Collector -• • nue, (State' Highway #33), and west oil the center line of Coynes Avenue: ber of Calvary Methodist Church, serving in the Army. Mr. Galcher began his teaching graphy and automobiles. . ' ' won. ' ’; r ' ; ELECTION. DISTRICTS ■ and on the west by. the Borough of East Orange.- Tiie Township * of Neptune election New Shrewsbury boundary line. ' Surviving, arq liis. wife, Evelyn career at Asbury Park High School 1' When .asked what his greatest On Wednesday the color contest . districts, their, boundaries and their : . ; Polling-. Place Surviving is a :sister, Miss , S. J. 'Morgan Thorne; a', daughter, was held. The Reds won in a two . polling places,-; are' as follows: . Hamilton Fire House, State Highway However/ he was , called . in the dislike was, Mr. Galcher comment­ DISTRICT ONE * •. £33, N e p tu n e .: '• May Smith, here.. Mrs. Edwarti Steinert, Neptune; Army and served his country for ed, .“People who practice creative game series over the Blacks. That •• Bounded On the east by Ocean Ave.;. DISTRICT EIGHTEEN ... Services were held last Friday, gave the Reds 6 more points to-’ on the .soutlv by- the center line of Bounded on the-.cast by. Green Grove a son, Sydney, here; eight Grand- a period of thirty-three months. stupidity!" ■ Broadway; tin the west by the center, Road south to Highland’ Avenue ;and at: the Francioni, Taylor and dhildren and four sistefs, Mys. wards the “banner.” Congratu­ line of Pilgrim; Pathway;, and on-the west on Highlancl Avenue to Jumping Lopez Funeral Home. .Rev. Albert north by Wesley LaKe, : Brook; on the west by Jumping Brook Sadie -Dirner, Laurelton; Mrs. lations, Reds! . ,.v Polling Place • and Jumping Brook Road; on the north ’Layton officiated. Interment was Leader’s Cprps met after school, Washington Fire House. Central Ave­ by the center line of Asbury Avenue Nettie Cattano, Perth Amboy; nue and Ohn Street, Ocean Grove.' to the intersection of State Highway in...Maple Grove Cemetery, Kew Mrs. i; Edward . Lanning, Asbury oh Monday, October 16th, to d i s t r i c t t w o #(5(1; arid southwest- on the center line Gardens’, L; I. Sports Activity at Neptune High . Bounded on the east by the center Park, and Mrs. Laura Voll; Nep­ close out the gym grades for this of State. Highway; #G6; to Green Grove taining its Class A and Shore Con­ line of Pilgrim Pathway; on the south R oad. - tune. By V incent Cos' 6 weeks in the gym classes. r by the center line of Main Aye,; on the Polling Place ference titles as .CpacWBarrV. , west by the center, line, of Delaware Sportsmen's Club, Green Grove Road ALFRED H. FISCHER Sei-vices were held today (Fri­ ..The staff of the “Trident,” Nep­ Ave.; and on the north by Wesley Lake.- and West Bangs Avenue, Nepturie. Hennessey has. mosti/WlirHis^-^o^ Polling Place OCEAN GROVE — Born in day) at the Francioni, Taylor and tune High School’s yeai'book, head­ DISTRICT NINETEEN The Varsity football team has players returning. The iettermen 45 Pilgrim .Pathway, Ocean Grove, Bounded oil,' the east' by .Wayside Newark, Alfred VH. Fletcher, 78, Lopez Funeral Hpme,\ Asbury ed .'by editor-John ’Hatcher, spent . DISTRICT THREE Road; On the south by Hankins Brook been hard-hit by . injuries -‘ Fred are. starters Walt -Holland and: Bounded on the east by . the center extended to Green Grdve Road; on died on’ Saturday at his home, 129- Park-. Rev. Irving Meier officia­ 2 days; in Cambridge, Maryland, ’ line of Delaware Ave.; on the south by Sprengle, Charlie Ambon, Art Nate Beauford and J^st^^yoars the west by Green Grove Road; and Alt. Hermon Way. He was a resi- ted. Interment Monmouth Memor­ trt‘ the American Yearbook Publish-; .the center line of Broadway; on the on the north by State Highway #GG. Dube, Len Ruggiero, and Brian “sixth man’’, Conley Ramsey. west by the center line of South Main • Polling Place Iclen.t of the Grove for 40 years. ial'. Park. ing Company. :. '.’.v-:.. St.; and on the north by Wesley Lake. Sportsmen's Club, Green Grove Road Walker have' all beqn out at Coach Hennesey also ha3 reserves .. Polling, Place . Mr, Fischer was a member of . The object of. this trip was to and West Bangs Avenue, Neptune,' various times ; . . Ruggiero with Al Williamson, Paul Reid, Mason Eagle Fire House, Main and White-. JO H N W. K NOX the General Putnam Council of obtain expert’ guidance and con- . field Avenues, Ocean Grove. „ • • ■ Township Clerk an ~elboW dislocation, aiid W alker ' "DISTRICT. FOUR —43-44 ' ''': • : : .$74.70 the Junior Ordov of .United Mech­ Leonard, and Bob Davis, all.re- |Btructive criticism on the layout Bounded on the east, by ,the. center with a knee injury, are. out for turning., from last jew s squad, and theme to be presonted in the . line of Central Ave.; on the south by ORDINANCE No. 5f*8 . anics, .Newark,: and the Lutheran the season . ... Ron Prout, senior Fletcher Lake: on the west by the TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE IN THE Church. wh.ch .ran up a 20-3 record; 1962 .,Trident>„ center line of South ,Maln; St.; arid on COUNTY OF MONMOUTH halfback, was a real find this the north by the center line of Broad­ He is survived by his wife, Long..Branch,a p p e a r s ,^ be Nep., Under the supervision-of their w ay. V- NOTICE is hereby given that at a Answers 29 Calls year, as he returned a punt for Polling Place Emilic Fischer. They would have tune s princjial challenger as it :adviaor> . Mr, Thomas Miller, the regular meeting of the Township Com­ 68 yards and a touchdown against has Tom Kerwin .returning- . . . 70 Stockton Avenue, Ocean. Grove. mittee of the Township of Neptune, celebrated their; 53rd/Wedding an­ following students participated in DISTRICT FIVE ------in .the County of Monmouth, held on OCEAN GROVE — Capt. Wil­ Asbury Park . . . Quarterback Bob Kerwin^a giant 6 foot: 6.:.inch for­ • Bounded on the east by • the center the .seventeenth d ay of O ctober, 1961, niversary in November. i Davis has had a hand in seven this: activity. Editor, John Hatcher, line of- Pilgrim Pathway; on the south tiie following ordinance was introduced liam Zimmeiman’s . report for the ward, qveraged 18 points.a,game by the center- line of Broadway;- on Services were held on Tuesday Barbara Adams, Ronnie Grossman, andpassed on1 first reading. Ocean Grove First Aid ; Squad out of the Scarlet Flier’s first against Neptune last year. the west by the center line of Delaware Said. Township Committee will, meet Avp.j and on the north by the center at the Farry Memorial Home in nine touchdowns tliis year; .Davis .Doug . Stevens, Ray Stelling, Mary at ; the Township Headquarters; 137 covering the month ending Oct­ The tennis team looks like,..it line, of Main Ave.' ; Soutli; Main Street, Neptune, New Jer­ Asbury Park. Interment was irk Roach, Joan Lepick and Joyce. V. . P ollin g P lace : ; v ober 15th showed 29 calls answer­ has thrown four touchdown pas­ sey', oh the seventh day of November, Mt. Prospect Cemetery, Neptune. shows .promise. Coach Frank Freshman. - . . .• •. Ocean Grove- Camp. Meeting Assdfcla- 1961 at §;00 P.M., to consider the said ses, scored, twice, and, after a ; tion office, Main Avenue and PJlgrlm ed. Thirteen of these calls were Kappes has several fij'st7Iine. vet­ ordinance for final passflge and. adop­ twenty-yard run, later-aled off to Miss Bobbi Forsythe,, a German ■ Pathway, Ocean Grove. tion, and to give all interested persons for transportation and 1G emer­ erans returning in1 Paul Schloss- ^ . D IST R IC T SIX an opportunity, to be heard concern local - improvement shall, have been halfback Bob White for another. student visiting the United States, • Beginning'at u eg in n iu g ai Southa o u ill Mainividin St/and o i. 'a n u the uiu ini* tho nrrllnm pn gency calls. . bacli, Skip Comstock, Bill Megili, Asbury Pn?k City Line:..thence, south *"*• ‘"S..ordinance, made may pay such assessment in the accompanied the staff as a special number of equal installments herein­ There was a total of 24 man The freshman team has been oh Main St. to the Bradley Beach Line; An ■ ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR above determined..' with legal. interest and Richie Eitterm. - ’ , ‘ gilcst. Chaperons included Mrs. ' thence, west on the Bradley Beach THfc CONSTRUCTION OF CURBS, on ,the unpaid. balance of the assess­ hours donated by members of the Line to the New York and Long Branch knocking over the opposition this Neptune’s gym classes . have Thomas Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. AS A LOCAL IMPROVEMENT, ON ment; ..The first of said installments Squad. Donations totaled $20 for Railroad; thence,-south along the New DOTH SIDES OF-MORRISEY ROAD shall be due and. payable two months year. In their first four.: games been engaged in the physical Wit­ Holmes Adams. York and Long Branch Railroad to.the BETWEEN BRIGHTON AVENUB after the confirmation o f‘the assess­ this period. . Neptune City.. Line; thehee, west on the the yearlings have averaged 34 ness tests urged by President These are the -activities that Neptune City Line to Ridge Ave.; AND CAItTON AVENUE, AND ON ment and each subsequent- annual in^ Tho Squiid stated their desire BOTH SIDES OF HELEN TERRACE i bailment, find, interest Shall be pay- points a game in defeating Long Kennedy. In the past week Nep­ thence, nortlr on Ridge- Ave. to Ninth BETWEEN BRIGHTON AVENUE ‘ able .. in each successive .yearthere- took place this past week in Nep­ Ave.;'-thence, east on Ninth Ave. to a n d FOREST AVENUE, e x c e p t '- i after at Ihu time the fir.st”installment '° have the siien sounded on ail Branch, Brick Township, Red Bank Atkins Ave.; thence, north on Atkins tune staged its push-Up competit­ tune High School. • Ave. to. Divisibn St.; thence, east on • i n g s u c h PORTIONS THEREOP a s G1' t!>x ot said year shair he payable, emergency calls, in addition to Catholic, and Asbury Park; 1 ion, the 100-yard . dash! • and the Division St. to the New York and Long »LAVE c u r b s , IN THE provided that, any owner at land so I„contacting the „ men oii-night voll call Branch Railroad; thence,^ north on the TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, IN THE assessed shall1, have .the privilege; of The soccer team was Both hurt 600-yard, rim . . . Basket-baller New York and Long Branch Railroad COUNTY OF MONMOUTH paying the Whole of any assessment service. :It was analized that this BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN­ .or any balance of installments with and disheartened when Coach Al Walt Holland ran the "100” .in “Trident” Staff to .the Asbury Park City Line;; and, accrued interest thereon at .one time. fact could be a very important thence, east bn the Asbury Purk City SHIP OF NEPTUNE. IN THE COUNTY Morrison was called to active duty 10.8 ind; the “600!’ in 1:56, best Line to Main St.; and also that section OF, MONMOUTH; In case any such Installments- shall factor in. getting assistance to of Neptune Township known as, “Shark Seciton 1. The improvement descri­ remain unpaid for thirty, days from in the Army. Replacement Coach in the senior class. , River Islands”.- -.' '. : ‘ bed in Section 3 of this ordinance ,1s and after, the time i tshall become th e • injured.* ' Sees Publishers hereby approved and, authorized to be due and payable the whole ; assess­ Matthew O’Brien has done a great Neptune’s va>sity football team J ■ Polling.: Place'•; - The new ambulance was accept­ By Joan Neaves U nexcelled F ire H ouse, 1120. C orlies made as a locar improvemertt' by the ment. or balance thereof, shall become job in replacing him , . . The team made a great effort against a Avenue, Neptune. Township of Neptune, in the County and be immediately due and payable ed by the Squad and is , now , in DISTRICT SEVEN of Monmouth, New Jersey. For the and shall draw interest at the rate has a 6-1-1 record after a 15 year strong Matawan team which has Beginning. at Ridge Ave. and the said improvement or, purpose stated in imposed upon the arrearages of taxes The staff of the .Trident, Nep- ’ Section 3, there is hereby appropriated in the Townshipfmehts stood out.. , Kalapacs leads the victory since the weather was extended 1 ine thereof to St Ate Highway said Improvement appropriated from (Continued from F an 1) Maryland, at the American Year­ #35; thence, southeast and south on Capital ;Improvement Fund of and: accrued. iAterest thereoirr'^l’lall be squad in scoring with 9 goals . terrible and .the field a sea of State Highway #35 to the Neptune City ipoi and prior, years. • paid and satisfied. . Notwithstanding Mrs. James Hendrickson, Youth book Publishing Company. . Line; and thencev east on the Neptune ?.?c,tion 2. For the v financing of anything hereim to the contrary the Next year’s Squad should be an mud. "This ham pered the F lier’s Township, shall ’have''“sucTi'""r7ght "to Conservation chairman, introduced The object of this trip was to. City Line to R.ldge Ave. said improvement and to meet the part excellent one, it loses only'three fine passing game by visibly al­ -.Polling". Place;.'- ■ -V ot said down payment,, negotiable waive default as may be permitted by ji;ss j oan Neeves of the Neptune obtain expert guidance and c6n- U nexcelled F ire H o u se ,. 1120 C orlies Ponlong the boundary-line of said section curbs in conncction with the improve- , . This year's basketball team also run the hot-dog concessions . to Corlies Ave.; thence*, west to the by.- au th o rized to be issued/ p u rsu an t ment of’the avenue upon which curbs stated ope of the. mam themes Doug Stevens, Ray Stelling, Mary . boundary line of. Neptune City: and. lo m011? - within the limitation! pre­ should have a good chance of re- at the Huskies’ field. thence, east- along' the boundary line’of scribed by said law. The maximum arc to be ^ constructed. • givcn to the 300 girls was "To try Roach, Joan Lepick, and Joyce • Polling Place rate of interest which any of said ob­ Section 10. The full faith and credit ^ ,. . , v • F reshm an. 1515 Corlies Avenue, Neptune. ligations: shall; bear is: six per centum of the Township of - Neptune, in the and • get along together.” Miss per annum. - County of Monmouth; are hereby „ v p v v intpvpqfina- Miss Bobbi Forsythe, a German DISTRICT NINE . Section 3. (a) The improvement pledged . to the punctual payment of ® Y ® ^ : lntei es ting Beginning at.the New York arid Long Veferred.. to . and' .tiie purpose the principal and Interest on the said scrapbook and a -written d a y by student visiting the United States, • Branch Railroad and the Asbury Park obligations authorized by this ordin- , -. -. v-von ‘ Various Activities of Neptune High City Line; thence, south on the New for the financing of. which said obii- accompanied the staff as a special ga ons are to: be issued is the constr-- ance. Said obligations shall be direct day r e p o r t o f her visit., She p r e ­ By Jami Griffin and Kenny Lee York and Long; Branch Railroad to unlimited obligations of the Township; ophtpd • thiq fh tViP' elnh hnf1 guest. Chaperons included: Mrs. Division St.;: thence,, west along Divi­ uctioiv of curbs on both sides of Mor- of Neptune and the Township of Nep- sentca tnis t0 cne eiUD DUt De­ Neptune High School has been sion St.: and .the extended line thereof ^•'V,Road b etw een B rig h to n A venue tune, shall be obligated to levy ad cause the members present fe lt are “Little Brown Jug" and “Oh, Thomas Miller and Mr. and Mrs. to Highway #35, north on Highway #35. and. Carton Ayenue, and in both sides a very busy place this past week oi Helen Terrace between Brighton valorem taxes upon all taxable pro- .« • ^ , v . Susannah’ - Holmes Adams. ..’ to Huntington Ave.; thence, west along peyty within the Township for the J-hat this was a very personal pre­with all sorts of .activities taking . an imaginary line thereof to Harding and Forest AVenue, excepting such portions thereof as presently have payment, of the said obligations and ect thev return it to her M irs ■The Senior Council held their Ave., west on Harding Jive, and an ex­ curbs, in the Township of Neptune, interest thereon without limitation as xney 1 ^ \ f ® place. ’ • • ; ’- .-.-V ;1:. - ■/; tended linethereof to the easterly to. rate dr amount. Neayes thanked the club f o r send- meeting pn Friday, October' 20th. boundary line of the section known as in the County of Monmouth. • The Varsity Club, held. thciwe- th e .Aflbury <3abtes; thence, north and (b) The curbs to toe constructed, S ectio n 11. The ‘Township -Com- ing her as a 'delegate. ■ cent meeting to plan their annual They made plans for Senior Class 'West . alpng :the boundary line of said iinder the terms of this. ordinance, mittee is hereby authorized to enter. . oection.-.to Bangs A v e .; thence, ,east shall be in accordance Avith the plans into a contract or agreement with any T h e next club m e e tin g w ill be spaghetti dinner. This dinner is .a Day which will ,be held on Nov­ >-*aong Bangs Ave. to Springwood Ave: specifications dated October 16. person, firm or corporation for the , .:■■■ - • ■■ .! °. ember 5th at the Neptune City jand continuing east along Springwood ve^CTatcd "Pian of Proposed construction of said curbs. ■ November 16 at the home or Mrs. fund-raising projcct to help to­ ■Ave. to Springdale Ave.; thence south Curb Improvements on Helen Terrace S ectio n 12.. All further acts arid Louis Burlingame, 104 Mt. Tabor wards the financing of the Father- Esso Station.; All seniors will be *n Springdale Ave. to Heck Ave.: and ■ Morrisey Road, in the Township proceedings which may be necessary ;lhence, .east on . Heck Ave. to a point of Neptune, County of Monmouth** to be taken by the Township Com­ Way, Ocean Grove. Mrs. Lawrence Son Banquet and the purchase of asked to participate in this pro­ ,135 feet east of. Myrtle Ave.; thence, &rc?ar£? t?y i Claude • W. Birdsali; mittee in carrying out and executing ject arid; all benefits will go to north to the Asbury Park City Line; Township-Engineer, and on file in the said . improvement and' all. orders re- , Mieras will be ; cowhostess. The club jackets. A)1 members of the , thence, east along the Asbury Park City ° fiCxC £( the Toivnship Clerk. iatlng thereon may be v done and program will be slides thru the Varsity Club will sell tickets to the Senior Class. Free balloons and j line to the place of beginning. (c) The estimated mamimum am- made by resolution of the Township lollipops will be given to all the: > Polling - Place otmt of bonds or notes to be issued Committee,' . courtesy of the Celanese Corpora­ this affair. 1132 E m b u ry A venue, N ep tu n e . fo r said im p ro v em en t is $7,500. children. ’ ' ! Section ,4. The following matters . Section 13. This ordinance shall take tion^ “Scene lChanger^*V ^ ; V v ^ Art Dube,. president of Student * DISTRICT TEN are Jiereby determined; declared,- re- effect twenty days after the first, pub-, Council, held ; the Steering Com. Future: plans are being formu- . Beginning at the'intersection of Heck .cited., and stated:.-,."v. lication thereof after final passage 'as The board meeting will be Nov. Ave. and Springdale Ave.; thence, • fa) The said .purpose described in provided by law. * 11 ’ - 9 at the home of Mrs. Francis mittee meeting recently.: The, com- lated for the sale of name cards north on Springdale Ave. to Spring­ Section 3 - of this ordinance is •. not, a (Signed) JOSEPH A. SHAFTO wood Ave;; thence, west on Springwood current expense and is an improve­ .-. M ayor' Kelly., . :K: -■ -''v - mittee made future plans for the that will be put inside the'grad- Ave. to Bangs Ave.i thence, east on ment of property which the Township Attest: JOHN W. KNOX coming dasces. Th* next dance uation invitations. Bangs Ave. to the Asbury Park City may lawfully make or acquire as a . C lerk , . Line; thence, south along, the Asbury local improvement, and the cost there­ —43 . ,-’: :i-:.:-. $39.15 will be a Halloween Dance, which On Monday, October. 16th, the Park City line and the extension there­ of shall be specially assessed on pro­ of to Heck Av.e.; and, thence, west is; planned for October 28th. Rie- G.A.A. Council was called to order perty .specially benefited thereby, LEGAL NOTICE Parents’ Night on Heck Ave. to Springdale Ave. (b) The period of usefulness of freshments will be served, and the by Mary Roach, President. The Polling Place said improvement, within the limita­ American Legion Post Home, 240 tions • provided by said Local Bond PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF THE Halloween motiff will prevail. chairmen of each committee gave Drummond Avenue, Neptune. Law. and according to tiie reasonable: FOLLOWING HOUSEHOLD GOODS une The committee decided this year her report on the progress of her DISTRICT ELEVEN life, thereof, is ten years. T: FOR STORAGE CHARGES ON SAT­ Bounded on the east by the Asbury (c) The supplemental debt statemerit URDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1961, IN A C ­ By Peggy Cramer instead of having a few projects,: committee. The committees are for WIY-i Park City line; on the south by the required by said law has been duly CORDANCE WITH REVISED STA­ center line of Bangs -Avenue; on the made and filed (n the office of. the TU TES O F N. J . 1937, VOL. 2 TITLED they will have one major project. the Hallowe'en Party, which will west by the center line of Wayside Director of . the Division of Local 57: 1-36 AT MANNING'S WAREHOUSE Parents Night at Neptune High This one . project will 'make the be held this year on October 27th. US.SAV/NGS Road;, and on the! north by the center, Government of the State of Npw Jer­ CORPORATION, 1924 HECK AVENUE, line of Asbury Avenue and1 Deal Lake. sey, and such, statement shows that; NEPTUNE, N. J. SALE STARTS AT School will be held.-.on November Student Council'entirely a self- This is a party that girls-in the Polling Place the gross debt of the Township of 10:00 A.M. SHARP. SALE RAIN OR supporting organization which will Liberty Fire House, Monroe- Avenue, Neptune as defined by said law is SHINE TO CONTINUE UNTIL SOLD. 0, a t 7:45' P .M .' G.A.A, may attend if they wish. :: N ep tu n e. •.. V ■ Increaised b y th is o rd in a n ce b y $7,500, ALFRED HODGES—2 end tables, cof­ The parents; of all students re­ use ■ its resources to support the DISTRICT TWELVE and that said obligations authorized fee table, 2 pc-.sec, couch, book case, fl. Bounded on the east by. the eastern by this ordinance will be within , all lamp, 2 lamps, desk,:2 single bedSi.l ceive from the administration a entire activity program. dbl bed, 2 chest of drws, dresser, mirr >pundary‘ line of the development debt. limitations prescribed by . said letter of invitation, which will ex­ The committee also chose new Kriown AS Asbury Gables: on the south law . > : ; ‘ :v-v; ror, 2 night tables,.. T V Set, vacuum by the center ^ine of Corlies Avenue, (d) • The following items, are : and cleaner, refrigerator, gas stove, kit. ta­ plain the evening’s program in de­ monitors for the halls. In addition (State Highway' No. 33); on the west shall be charged as- a part of the cost ble, 3 kit. chairs, 2 metal chairs, 4 iron­ to -the monitor; duty, the boys by the center line of - Wayside Roadr of said improvement: ing bds, 2 baby carriages, play pen,' tail. ■ • • ; and oh the north by the center line 1. N ot . ex ceed in g $1,200 o n acco u n t child'? playhorse, rocking horse, child's .have volunteered their services as of Bangs AV6hue. of the cost of the -issuance of said ob­ ta b le, Ar bicycles, 3 doll houses, 2 ash A .ten minute homeroom period Polling Place ligations,. legal expenses, , engineering cans, toys and misc. ctns. will begin the program. During chorus members in the .upcoming ' Office: building at Brighton Avenue and Inspection costs. JOSEPH MC HALE — Dtesser, vanity, direction of “Highbutton Shoes.” r.nd State Highway #33; Neptune. (e) Nothing will be contributed by vanity bench, - chest oi‘ drws; night this time the parents will be given the Township at large to the payment Stand, dbl bd, 4 mirrors, str. chair, 3 The Neptune High School Band, DISTRICT THIRTEEN rugs, folding cot, 2 cribs, sniall rock­ a schedule of their child’s classes. Bounded on the east by Shark River of ,the cost of said improvement and tinder the direction of Mr. William. ; .*>nd Mushquash Brook;. on the south the estimated amount of special as­ ing . chair, child’s chair, high chair, During the remainder of the even . l y the. center line of Lakewood Road; sessments to be levied- , on property child’s table, stroller, car bed, training' Figart, has been preparing half- specially«. benefited by- said improve- chair,• tricycle, . b k ; case,, 2 kit.: chairs,. ing, each parent will follow that ' on the west by the center line of Brigh­ time shows for Saturday's game. a complete oil heating service ton Avenue; and ort the north by the m e n t w ill be $8,000, b ein g th e to ta l refrig e rato r, 2 O S ch a irs, sofa, fl. schedule. This will enable him to ; < «nter line of Corlies Avenue, (State estimated maximum amount of money lamp, small taWe._a^nd mlse. ear^tons, This week the theme is “Hillbilly " 11 ighway #33. • . ;. ; .to.to.'be i-be raised for’ saidsold, improvements ALBERT SPItAGUE — Drop-leaf table, attend each of his child’s classes. ;:v . Polling Place. V. r from., all sources. end table, coffee table, 5 lamp tables, on Parade.” Two of the selections Shark River Hills Fire House; Bright -.(f) The stated number .of annual 4 straight clmlrs. 2 vases, O. S chair, The purpose for. “Parents Night” ' t-t n Avenue, Neptune. installments in which may "be paid the sofa, desk, desk chair, desk- lamp, ,3 ESSO OIL BURNER DISTRICT FOURTEEN * special assessments levied on property dressers, mirror,. 2 chest of drws, 2 is to allow the. mothers and fath­ night tables, 2 dbl beds, vanity, small Bounded onr the east by the .center specially , benefited by the said, im­ ers of the students to become Ocean Grove’s Newest ESSO HEATING OIL ‘ !: ie* of Birghton -Avenue;- on the west provement described . in Section -3 of table, 2 rugs, kit. table,-2 kit. chairs, ,• \* Jumping Brook; on .the north: by this, ordinance is five. 2 stools, china closet, 2 wicker chairs, better' acquainted with the teach­ Business Attraction wicker rocker, wicker table. 2 smoking BURNER SERVICE ^ : rS3i, to Brighton Avenue. provided for shall be In charge of,- un­ JOHN II.- MC GRATH—Card table, fish­ 20-40 Prospect Polling Place der the supervision of .the. Township ing roads, sleds, bathroom scale, dryer, The program will be held in ac­ NOOK Asbury Park Asbury Park Golf and Country Club, Engineer who shall keep-an accurate bicycles, baslnctte,. small ch.iir. ■ stool; Old Corlies Avenue. Neptune. account of the costs thereof and shall table, and barrels and cartons. cordance’ with American Educa­ • Free Instructions 9:30 A.M. to Established DISTRICT FIFTEEN assess such ' costs upon the several OTHER LOTS—Broadloom rug, kitchen tional Week. 5 P.M. • Yarns, Needlepoint O ver 40 Y ears Bounded on the cast by Hamilton- properties ; fronting or bordering on fable, record cabinet, metal- cabinet, Embroidery Cotton • Gifts GKmdola Road, (Gulley Road), on the the improvement Tn proportion to their mahogany bed room suite, arm chair,' boudoir chair, hook ' rugs,. and other south by Shark River’ Brook; op the respective frontage thereof, and file • — * - — 74 MAIN AVENUE west by th6 Borough of New Shrews­ _ report thereon, under oath, with misc. items. LO O K FOR : WELLER:S.;CREAMi:AND BLUE FL EFT bury boundary line; and on the north the. Municipal Clerk. ' C; •WILLIAM CUBBERLEY SUBSCRIBE TO THE' TIMES >v Corlies .Avenue, (State Highway Section 7.' T he o w n e r of .a n y la n d A uctio n eer OCEAN GROVE * 3 3 ). ' upon which any assessment for said —}l - 43 S22.50 $3.50 A YEAR BY MAIL PAGE NINE ■ - r • • a»: • OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE; NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1961

Mr. Keith, or the Rev. Mr. Keith, was a surveyor and may Attains Perfect Marks maker . .. he established the line between. .East anrt West Jersey; as the State was then divided, about BUSINESS DIRECTORY ass College 1687. This line ran from Egg Har­ RAPID REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUSES bor to the, northerly branch of the T ^ r z r ^ T r — -Delaware, with each part having its own legislature. This line HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLIES PROPERTY RECONDITIONING fSpigMafe : caused some dissention but we must try to imagine the Jersey OF COURSE YOU WANT THE BEST AND MOST REASONABLE of 1680 - - maps were made, but. ' G et it a t th e THE WM. R. HOGG COMPANY, M C how could they , be- accurate ac­ cording to our standards of today. SHORE RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT CO. PLUMBING HEATING AIR-CONDITIONING QUESTIONS . Kitchen Equipment and Furniture SHEET METAL WORK — KITCHEN MODERNIZATION No.-24 Leonard ; Now with the HOTEL, RESTAURANT and KITCHEN SUPPLIES . Over Fifty Years Fourth and Raiirosd Aves Baillio. record complete as I of Service In Asbary Park, N..‘J. : can make it I am returning' to Monmouth Coant; Dial PRospect 5-3193 11-15 S. Main Street Opposite Main Avenue Gates Leonards. I am m«re and more convinced that my great grand- : AUTO BODY REPAIRS: GARAGE — STORAGE father William who ’ died , in Rapides parish in 1823 - age .40 - HAVE RADIATOB8 CLEANED AND HBPAIEED EMIL FORTUNATO is a descendent of Henry Leonard’s Bodj and Finders N ick A u tic h P ain tin g EMIL’S GARAGE Proprietor line. Do you know of anyone in F inishing New Jersey or New York doing PS 1 WHEEL ALIGNM ENT GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS IMS FIRST AVENUE, ASBURY PARK Tel. PRospect 6-3472 Body & Fender Work • Used Cars For. Sale Leonard research?' * Gas, Oil, Tires & Batteries • (C.B.F. Louisiana)' CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK 1300 CORLIES AVE., NEPTUNE FABIO BATTAGLIA PRospect 4-3344 Bible Class Adds CEMENT BLOCKS ■IDKWAUtS, CORBS ■Htrrri.EBOARDf FOUNDATIONS CONCBETE ■ BULKHEADS TUNING • AUTO REPAIRS OF ALL, KINDS SEPTIC TANKS, CESSPOOLS, * . . Family to List nu B un Av««s«, Heptane, N. J. Telephone PBotptet EDWARDS FARGO GAS STATION STAR STUDENT— Mrs. Jean S. Harris beams ss her husband teasingly places a huge paper' star Ijehind her is symbolize her Home Improvement P ick up & delivery - 24 Hr. Towing Service Lubrication OCEAN GROVE — The Assem­ L. G. BENSON, Mason C ontractor 1423 CORLIES AVE, NEPTUNE — PRospect 5-9892 success in becoming She firs! student in Douglass College’s his tor; to attain a perfect academic record. bly Bible' Class met in the Junior 1 0 6 Atkins Ave., Neptune — PRospect 5-7369 Oldsmobile Sales and Service Phones: PR 5-4670 — PR S-468J room .'of St; P auls church F rid ay , Foundation*, Fireplms. Brick Step*, sWowjlki NEW- BRUNSWICK — Twenty “Mathmetics is the one thing rails*, Masonry Porctei, OM chimneys Kc&oiK. foaaaatlocs Wturprooftd Oct. 20 with 24 in attendance. Johnson’s Oldsmobile, Inc, years’ after finishing high school that other people regard as work Mrs. Henry Kambo, vice presi­ PLASTERING — PATCHING — CONCRETE WORK ■ 86 South Main Street, Ocean Grove with a straight “A” average, that I’ve always found to be fun,” dent, -opened the meeting with - STO RA G EBY DAY - WEEK • MONTH Mrs, Jean Harris of Chatham has she says, ‘.‘so it was a natural the. singing of,. “What A Friend just become the first graduate in choice for me.” WILLIAM GRAY, Mason Contractor Phone PRospect 4-1439 24-HOUR SERVICE We Have. in Jesus”,: by the class, the 43-year-long history of Doug­ 1 7 0 7 M axw ell1 D r - Wall Twp., Belmar, N.-J. M U 1-5912 At first Mrs. Harris didn’t plan Mr. Fred Tableman led in prayer. lass College to uttain a perfect SHAFTO’S GARAGE CORP. to work toward a degree, but af­ Mrs. Rambo read the 2nd chap­ 1.000 academic average. .: ® 8AT.,O1 ? v l ^ " ? 0 0l*S 8.,DSE£'5So£. » NlmPK STORAGE — BATTERY TOWING SERVICE — REPAIRING ter discovering that she still eri ter of Hebrews stressing the Corner Undies Avenue and Main Street Neptune, N. J. Mrs, Harris, 36, finished her joyed studying, she decided to words, “We would see Jesus.” Min­ S. MARTUSCELLI — PR 5-8539 college work in summer school stop work and go to college full COMPLETE CAR CARE BOAT) SERVICE utes of the September meeting 480 WESTWOOD PLACE — ______NEPTUNE and will receive an October degree tim e. were read by Mrs. Violet Gillan. WEBBER’S TEXACO SERVICE from the State University. A ^ knew all along that my aver- Treasurers report was given by CARPENTER — GENERAL CONTRACTOR Highway 35 ,and Corlies Ave., Neptnne, N. J. mathematics major, she is a mem- a was goodi cf course> but' j_ Mrs Lillian Catley, Reports of Day Phone PR 5-9707; Night Phone MU 1-5142 • C. J Webber. Prop, ber of Phi Beta Kappa. really didn’t think about it much several committees were given by Ps® t C*Wood arid Son PRospect 5-9416 We-give 3 H Green Stamps Back in 1941 when Mrs. Harris, until this past'summer. It would their chairman. . ; then Jean Shropshire, finished • },nve been a shame to spoil it by It was agreed to step up the NEPTUNE SHELL SERVICE CENTER Tuckei-ton High School at the agejgetting a grade lower than a “1” Missionary and Temperance giv­ Jecontlon). EittonUs Satisfaction 3- Fre« Pick Up & Deliver? • Tires, Batteries, Shellubrication of 16, she had nothing but "A’s” nt the last minute," Mrs. Harris ing and add one more family to HIWAY 35 at 1RUMMOND AVE, * NEPTUNE on her record. “I wanted . to go ■ to comments. ■ • our missionary list. The business ISSSr Charles Lambert 10ocMrovr college-but I was just; too shy and session closed. with a benediction. MILK AND CREAM She and her husband recently Rooting, Siding, Alteration Work — No Job Too too young • to leave ' home, so after Miss Mae Fulton conducted si moved to a. new home at 575 . ______i..T<™ or Too Small — Terma Arranged taking some business courses at Bible ' quizz and. Gospel Hymn Main St, Chatham, and Mrs WARDELL’S DAIRY the high school, I began Working,” quizz. Mrs. J. G. King recited New Construction • Alterations • Estimates Cheerfully Given Harris is employed ab an Engi­ DAIRY PRODUCTS she reports. Later she was -em­ three of her favorite monologues. neering assistant in the applied NEPTUNE, N .J. Phone PRospect 4-1916 ployed as a student nurse,, a Halloween also had a j?art in iGUSTAVE C. GROB, BUILDER mathematics division of Esso Re] telephone operator and a secretary. the program. Members dressed in m i Corlies Ave., "Neptune • PR 5-5728 “No Finer Milk Sold Anywhere” Green Grove Rd., Neptune search and Engineering in Flor- In 1946, she married Murray costume paraded arouhd tho room. ham Park. She hopes to continue WOOLLEY’S DAIRY Harris, who was then entering It was difficult to identify them. “ T '■ . MU 1-1727 with graduate study iri mathema­ Successor To his freshman year at Rutgers. In The party ended with refreshments, Taylor Dairy Tel. PRospect 5-5050 tics. WILLIAM NAFFIN the years following, her husband s e r v e d by the Social Committee. CUSTOM HOMES * ALTERATIONS • KITCHEN CABINETS Mo v in g — s t o r a g e — p a c k in g received his B.S. and M.S. degrees. Asked what her husband thinks lS«8-BARKALOW ROAD — WALL TOWNSHIP, BELMAR, N J He is presently a Colgate Fellow: of ber acadcmic achievements, in Chemistry at the State Univer- Mrs. Harris says laughingly, “He • MANNING’S - MAYFLOWER ' want’s to know how. I fooled so COAL AND FUEL OH. LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVING AND STORAGE sity and expects to complete work EXCLUSIVE AGENT FOR AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO. for his doctorate in the next few many professors, and says I 1924 Deck Avenue The Shore's Newest and Most Modern Warehouse haven't got two brains to rub to­ Thompson Fuel Company Air Conditioners N ep tu n e, N ew J e rse y P R o sp ect 4-9632 KEllogg 1-1033 m onths. ■ gether.” ' FUEL OIL WOOD AND CHARCOAL “BLUE’.' COAL v Four years ago, while working A G EN TS ■ • $31 as a legal secretary , at--the Mid­ But when her husband is quer­ 117 So. Main St. — MERRILL H. THOMPSON, Prop.— PR 5-2300 . A LLIED AGROGERS ASBURY AVE. dlesex County Courthouse, Mrs. ied, he contradicts proudly, “i’m Hai-ris decided to take “just take not the least bit surprised, I DRUGS VAN L IN E S PRospect 5-2093 Asbury Park a few courses” in the evening. knew she could do it. "An executive is a man who MOVING AND STORAGE AS MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE W. B. NAGLE, Beg. Ph. earr sake, two hours for lunch NAGLE’S Main - Central Pharmacy Without hindering produc­ VAUGHN’S EXPRESS PR 6-6104 tio n !” PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED^ ^ ^B E S T QUALITY DRUGS LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVING O ld Names (n Monmouth Samuel Morse first publicly 604 BOND STREET ASBURY PARK DRY CLEANING demonstrated his telegraph in Mor­ MONUMENTS ristown, New Jersey, on January “Garments may be dropped off on your way to 6, 1838. business, shopping or school and picked up on ... Beauty . . . quality . . . Craftsmanship in ENDURING MEMO- your way home" — One Hour Cleaning I No extra 8 A R R l B *A*‘s * ' * Evcry niosument sold by us Is fcacked by a written .charge. All work done on premises. f guarantee. BARRE GUILD Vermont Granite from "Rock ot FIRE ALARMS 0 - M oi'n 04- at border Hne of Neptnne. 3 OO. M ailt “ "Ocean Grove Ss Asbury Park OCEAN GROVE Phone PR 4*0086 Free Pick Up and Delivery 21...... Asbury and New York PERPETUAL 23...... Surf and Beach 24...... Embury and Beach PURCELL CLEANERS MONUMENT Co. 25.: Main and Pilgrim Pathway Cleaning Plant cn Premises Neptune Gardens Shopping Center 219 State Highway 35 26.. Broadway and Pilgrim Pathway 2457 CORLIES AVE. NEPTUNE, N. J. 27...... Mt. Tabor and Penn. Avenue NEPTUNE * PR 5-2447 28...... ;...... North End Hotel ELECTRICIAN 28,.,...... McClintocli acci-Beach PAINTING — DECORATING 31.. ■-...... Abbott and Ocean 32...... —-,...Clark and New Jersey ADAMS ELECTRIC Paperhanging • Taping • Interior & Exterior Painting 33„ Benson and M t Tabo? Way 54.. - ..... Heck and Whitfield Wiring — Fixtures — Appliances WALTER J. ULMER, JR. as...... ,:...„Webb and Pennsylvania R. Darvin Adams, Jr. PRospect 6-8376 501 MAPLE AVE., NEPTUNE, N. J. PRoBpect 5-1,764 86.. Surf and Pilgrim Pathway P. O. Box 915, Aaburj Park, N. J. ___ 37. :...... „....Behsdn and Franklin PAINTING & PAPERHANGING CONTRACTORS SINCE 1938 PR 38.. ..;...... i...... Benson and Abbott THOMPSON & GILLAN, INC.- 39.. ..New iYork and Stockton NORRIS ELECTRICAL REPAIRS 5-0242 4i:. ...„ Ocean Pathway and Central. DECORATING & COLOR CONSULTANTS In 1683' George Keith was ap­ turned in 1702, he had become an 42...... ;...... 01in Street Firehouse RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL 47 MAIN AVE, OCEAN GROVE GEO. NORRIS, 110 BRIGHTON AVE., NEPTUNE, N. J. PR 5-6636 pointed to be “Surveyoi-General” ardent member- of the' Church of 48.. •i ...... — Main and Beach . of the Province of East Jersey; England, and, as a missionary, 44...... Delaware and Stockton PLUMBING and HEATING 45...... :. -Main and New Jersey PRospect 4-1186 Elcctrical Contractors he came to America from Scot­ converted his old friends to his 65...... -.Telephone Alarm "W e Come A Running” 24-Hour Service land ,and settled in the now Marl­ new faith. These then moved their 66...... Ocean Grove School ROBERT E. MOSER boro Township. At this time he church to Freehold and establish­ 2 - - F irs t A'id Call, o r F ire O ut ^FIXTURES • WIRING • ELECTRIC HEAT ANTHONY SAUTA, JR. — PR 5-0842 was a Quaker and attended meet­ ed- St. Peters in. the (then tiny 3 r - Chief’s Call * 403 OAKDALE DR., Shark River HillB. NEPTUNE 4 - - Washington Company Residential . ings at - the old' Meeting House in village sailed Monmouth Court Oakdale Dr., Shark River Hills C om m ercial 5 -- Fire Police , PISH MARKET ______Topanemus. But he made a trip House, now Freehold, the .capital 6 - - Eagle Company Residential & Commercial Estimates Cheerfully Given back to England and; -when he re­ of. our County. . 7 - -. Stokes Company OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FRANK J. ECKART — PR 4-0656 NEPTUNE FIRE DISTRICT 1 ALARM SIGNALS 418 BURLINGTON AVE. BRADLEY REACH, N. J. 221..;.. ...—;.....— ...Old High School , A & B FISHERY 22 2...... Police Headquarters RADIO & TELEVISION — SALES & SERVICE 22 3...... Main St. and Main Ave. i PRospect 5-2718 22 4 ...... Prospect and Heck CALL 226.....:...... A tkins and E m bury 227 NEPTUNE HIGHWAY, NEPTUNE ACE Radio & TV-Service (PR 5-8062) 22 6...... Ridge and Embury PRospect 5-1676 22 7...... Corlies and Ridg; ALL SEA FOOD • LOBSTERS • CRAB MEAT • We repair Television, Home & Car Radiog. Record Players and Tape Recorders "and- W e’ll C om e on T h e H u*’’ 321....Neptune Hwy and Drummond 322.-.-...—... .:..Uiiioh and Corlies 400 Main Street (Corner 4th Ave.), Bradley Beach •PLUMBING •HEtiiKG 328...... Wakefield & Fenchurch FLORIST (G ables) ABCADXA — The Land of Flowers ROOFS — SIDINGS • w a t e r m m . 324 .Oxford Way and Holburn * atie Plumbing Fixture* ' (G ables) ARCADIA 42 2...... Seventh and Stokes Fl OTCER1 SHOP AND GREENHOUSE Hohcri H Jaska, P rop. GENERAL ROOFING CO. Electric Sewer & Drain Cleorinf PLANTS AND DISH GARDENS, c m fLOWERS, WEDDING FLOWERS, 42 3...... Eighth and Hamilton CORSAOKK, FUNERAL t-ESIONS, FLOWERS BY ijWI! ROOFING — SIDING' — GUTTERS — LEADERS 521...... Main and Corlies 401 COOKMAN AVE,, A8BUKY PARK Plione: PRospect 4-2445 COMBINATION * JNDoWS FREE ESTIMATES 522...... Unexcelled Fire House PRospect 6-8249 1408 '/i Corlies Ave., Nepiune Robert Deane EDGAR PHILLIPS 523...... :...... — .Corlies and Atkins * & ion. In*. 624...... Tenth and Atkins LAUNDRY VARIETY STORE 525...... Sixth and Atkins — II NO Amwu C M — 526-..... Ridge and Sixth C a li PR 5-1012 for Pick Up & Delivery • Same Day Service WINDOW SHADES MADE TO ORDER S in ce » PRetjHtet 8-7142 • riMVMt I-S142 527...... Ninth anti Ridge WASH RITE LAUNDERETTE i m pr m p m » 4-4810 ■ 1-2192 151....5. S. Adams Co. Seventh and E. A. PACE 5 & 10c STORE 1420 . 9H> A n . - Mlfhil 1-4IM i R ailroad FREE Soak Period * Blueing * Folding • Your laundry 49 MAIN AVE-. OCEAN GROVE — PR 6-4455 152.—. Igoe Bros,, Tenth Ave. washed * dried • folded — 484 Prospect Ave., Asbury Park 100 MAIN 8T., M4NASQUAN — CA 3.8224 1 long, 2 short—First Aid Call FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1961 OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OP NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY Moved This Year To Heck Ave. As New Ratables In Neptune

TWO OF NEPTUNE’S NEW COMMERCIAL-INDUS­ Park, and the new plant of the Signalite Co., formerly TRIAL buildings this year are shown above, located on located on Neptune Highway. The NBC building handles Heck Avenue. They are the new distribution center , of distribution for Monmouth, Ocean and part of Middle­ the National Biscuit Co., (above), which moved this past sex counties, while the former. Signalite building.is now summer from its former site on First Avenue, Asbury the home of Rockford Furniture Co-

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LEGAL ‘NOTICE Freehold Sees Last View Of Old Whitesviile School Building Planning Value

Abraham D. Voorhees Says County Programs To Be Adjusted As Population Doubles Next 20 Years FREEHOLD — Abram D. Voorhees, incumbent Republi­ can candidate for the Mon­ mouth County Board of Free­ holders, this week emphasized the importance of expansion and adjustment of existing programs providing services and facilities by the County government during this peri­ od of rapid growth and de­ velopment. In a statement, he said that while a constant alertness is. necessary to de­ velop new programs to solve- emerging problems, the larg ; esfc segment of the county I budget goes for existing pro­ grams traditionally carried out by county government. ■ The doubling of the county popu­ THE OLD WHITESVILLE SCHOOL, constructed in 19X4 at a cost of $26,90?), includ­ lation sincc 1940 and the projected ing land, building and equipment, is now being demolished for $1,375 by Bennett & redoubling in the next 2« years, Son, Neptune wrecking form. The board of education voted last month tG raze .the points' to thc importance of con­ school, following a $42,370 estimate to convert the building for administrative use. stant planning and re-evaluation The board felt that conversions costs were too high and that an administration of these programs to adjust them building is not warranled at this time when additional classrooms are needed. to changing conditions. Mr. Voorhees, D ire c to r of Bridges, illustrated this with, ex­ amples from the operation of his own. department. “Our systematic program of replacement and mod­ ernization includes many design features reflecting the growth and changing character of the Coun­ ty. The new bridges are designed with larger openings to pass the anticipated -increased rate of storm Water runoff caused by residen­ tial,, commercial and industrial de­ velopment and greater bridge TELEVISION £.RADIO -widths are necessary to accommo­ date future traffic during- the life nf the bridge. Another invocation 1

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