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A Touching Story ______-Abi ------i l T I M E J * Asbury Park, Avon-by-the-Sea, Belmar, Bradley Beach, Neptune, Ocean Grove, Point Pleasant Beach, Spring Lake, Sea Girt, Wall, & Surrounding CommunitleFSTnce 1875 Vol, CXXIII No. 31 Township of Neptune Thursday, July 30, 1998 USPS 402420 35 cents Neptune Avon’s City Day Public August 1 Auction By Melissa Chasinov By Bonnie Graham
Neptune City - At the regu Avon - At Monday's Mayor/ lar Mayor/Council Meeting in Commissioner meeting, a the Municipal Building, resolution was offered and Mayor Deeves commended passed authorizing for the public auction of the the borough on the improve “Buckingham” property, ments throughout the city which is owned by the Bor these past five years...six ough of Avon. miles of roads have been The land has been sub repaired and repaved. divided into five separate Mayor Deeves commented, residential building lots, oc “W e’re moving in a positive cupies Block 22, Lots 9.01, way here in Neptune City,” 9.02, 9.03, 9.04 and 9.05. when talking about the im Commissioner Dioguardi will proved roadways. be authorized to enter into The Mayor also ex contracts of sale, on behalf pressed his gratitude to Ed of the Borough, with suc cessful bidders on such King who has been the co terms and conditions as he, ordinator of the children’s in consultation with Mr. entertainment for Neptune Capron, determine to be ap City Day. This year will be propriate. Ed's last year as he is mov Commissioner Dio ing, and he will be greatly guardi said that the auction missed. He has done a tre date has been tentatively mendous job in making this scheduled for Wednesday, day enjoyable for the chil September 9 at 7 p.m. in the dren. Borough gymnasium in the Mayor Deeves an Municipal Complex. “The nounced that they are still in auction will be advertised in need for more volunteers for local newspapers and in pa pers from north Jersey and Neptune City Day, which is the Philadelphia area,” he Saturday, August 1st at Me said. “We hope to attract morial Park. There is still many serious bidders." time to sign up for the 5K run He continued, “Those which will be at 8:00 a.m. who wish to bid for the lot(s) After the race, the must present a $25,000 cer schedule for Saturday is as tified check for each lot they follows: fun, games and food wish to purchase. The bidder all day long. 1V.15-12:15 - will receive a bidding stick for Clowns; 12:15-1:00 p.m. - each certified check. Magic Show; 1:30 p.m. - The minimum bid will be Bands; 3:00 p.m. - Balloons; determined by a number of 4;30-6;00 p.m, - Kids factors, including the ex penses of advertising and Games; 5:00 p.m. - DJ; 6:00 conducting the auction. Tak p.m. - Comedy Clown. The ing a starting bid of fireworks display will be held $200,000, for example, at dusk and as Mayor higher bids can be made in Deeves raves, “We have the $500.00 increments, until a best fireworks in the State of high bid is reached. The win New Jersey.” ning bidder will have thirty The next meeting will be days to close on the prop held Monday, August 10th at erty, and if a closing does not the Municipal Building. Avon Continued on page 17
hunt, trolley car tours, spring/fall flea markets, fall festival and Two...Thinking As One...On Grove’s Future Holiday house tour. They also Home Owners & Chamber By Bonnie Graham development. now contains over 120 mem American colonies. out Ocean Avenue. Continued on page 6 Ocean Grove had been Mr. Green mentioned the He continued, “Of course. bers. The Chamber has a web Ocean Grove - An overview of established as an oasis to offer setback concept, established in Ocean Grove has changed a page, which last year drew over the Ocean Grove Chamber of its visitors and residents a the early days of Ocean Grove, great deal from those early 5,000 hits, and has developed Commerce’s current activities steady supply of recreation and which permitted ocean breezes days. In 1930there were 10,000 a highty-successful 800 num and vision for the future was pre spiritually-revitalizing activities. and views to extend the length hotel rooms. Today there are ber. Mr. Green added, “We also sented at last Saturday’s meet Developer James Bradley pur of the first two blocks in from the less than 2,000 rooms.” work dosety with the Neptune (BsadtCinm m ing of the Ocean Grove Home chased the ground on which the beach. He said that the early The Ocean Grove Hotel Township tourism office, and we MAIN STREET- BRADLEY BEACH Owners Association (OGHOA). City of Asbury Park is situated conduct twice-yearfy inn tours in CMA trustees helped to prevent Owners Association and the P E R F E C T , Chamber Vice President and named that community af a then-proposed coastal h i^ - Ocean Grove Businessmen’s wrtiich out of town hotel owners m u r d e r and owner of the O cean Plaza, ter Francis Asbury, the first way from spanning the length Association merged in 1992 to are invited to see our accom MICHAEL D O UGLAS I poke briefly on bishop from England’s Method of Ocean Grove by erecting the form a combined Chamber of modations.” The Chamber 7 /3 0 /9 8 icean Grove’s ist Church to be sent to the North End hotel, thus bkx^kkig Commerce organization, which sponsors the annual Easter egg V123 N21 oh What a Night... ______A $15,000 Night!
fundraising event was the ting this idea together, we never P.M. - W e’re Deborah Hospital Foundation in dreamed it would take off the never gonna Browns Mills, New Jersey. The way it did, but it once again be ready! two officials from Deborah who shows that there is something Can’t locate a dunk traveled to Ocean Grove for this about Ocean Grove that brings tank, who’s got the tee shirts? cotters, it shows you can’t judge out the best in people. We want 6.00 P.M. - We’re still never event were absolutely stunned a book by its cover. 12:00 P.M. - to give a big thanks to all the gonna be ready! Well, the tents by the ovenvhelming response Bobby Eastin’s team begins will be an annual event in Ocean of those who contributed their people who helped us with their are up, the speakers work tor what will truly be a volleyball By Tom Manni Grove; the first annual “Spike for time and money. time, money, food, beverages, the music and somebody just marathon game that ends with Last Friday and Saturday Life" Volleyball Marathon spon entertainment, equipment and delivered ten cases of soda and When Bill Gannon, Paul the sun coming up! (July 24th and 25th) marked the sored by Gannon Building & Re- Gannon and myself began put- sweat....without every one of water. 7:30 P.M. - We now have Saturday, July 25th - 6:00 beginning of what many hope modelingjnTeto Port-o-Johns, I repeat, we now you, this event never would A.M. - Where’s the coffee? It I’m have Port-o-Johns....so, basi have taken place. In addition, a this tired now, what am I gonna cally, all is right with the world. special thanks to the residents be like at 8:00 tonight? Janice Mr. Gannon’s on his fourth ci ^tfitontal of ©tean ©robe who live near and around the from the Beach Note/Daily Plans an gar and we now have a dunk location of this event for being Grind to the rescue with a vat of tank....but we still can’t figure out so gracious while putting up with coffee and those great home auction why the seat won’t release. 8:00 noise, traffic, lights, etc. It once made cookies. The Eastin team of Antiques and Collectibles P.M. - Show Time! Bill Gannon again proves that people in slowly exits the playing field af does a great emcee job on the featuring Ocean Grove have that indomi ter an all night session. 8:00 wireless mike and introduces table spirit that allows them to A.M. - Mr. Gannon lights a big the first teams and the volley- ©tcan ©robe anb ^iiore area Jlemorafailia put up with some inconvenience stogie....the peewee team is balls begin to fly. Look at all the in order to help others. playing and we finally figure out people showing up, thank good August 4,1998 It would take too many the dunk tank. 11:00 A.M. - My ness Kelli Chatters has the team words to describe all the fun daughter is already on her sec schedule under control. 9:00 starting at 5 PM things that occurred over the ond set of dry clothes....the vol P.M. - We are almost out of tee twenty four hour period at this leyball players are starting to wilt PREVIEW from 3 to 5 pm shirts....! guess you have to fundraising event, but after a under the July sun. 12:00 P.M. - on Day of Sale learn from your mistakes. 10:00 review of some notes that I was Mayor James Manning and P.M. - A team calling themselves able to scribble on my trusty Committee Member Joe Krimko the Sado-Masochistic Bible St. Paul’s Fellowship Hall pad, I think I can bring to you arrive and volunteer to sacrifice Thumpers arrives and drops Embury Avenue readers (both of you) a sense their self-esteem in the flush and of what took place. Friday 3:00 “mucho dinero” in the Deborah Ocean Grove, New Jersey dunk tank....these guys are great sports. 1:00 P.M. - Paul Gannon has just kicked a soc The 1 listoncal Society is having an auction to raise money for their new museum. Other items cer ball which hits Jim Manning inckulecl in this auction are antique dolls, Roseville Pottcrv, furniture, vintage clothing, paintings, in the head and knocks him into collectihics and much more.,..l-h:ATl IRINC; THH C( )NTENTS OF CAMPBELL’S BARBER Y o u I* the tank.... I don’t think that’s how SI K >P. .Antique ( Cameras, Advertising Tins, Barber Shop items, /Antique Memorabilia it’s supposed to work. Mean For additional information call 732-774-1869 or 732 776-7891 M em o ries.. J while, Joe Krimko is almost wrinkled from the amount of water that’s been dumped on Turn Your Slides, his head. 3:00 P.M. - 1 must have Prints or Movie blacked out because I have no OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY Film into a Video recollection of the last two r n r . g r m t ^uPTroRTu/n that You Will hours....the Eastin team has Cherish Forever courageously made it back onto SATURDAY, August 1st at 8:00 PM the court, they must be ex hausted. 3:30 P.M, - The Billy Lawlor Band is kicking in into HALL high gear and now Rick Cuttrell, A Great Idea for Neptune Township Administra • Birthdays tor, is in the dunk tank wearing • Anniversaries a business suit! Mel Hood and Graduation “Coach” Mayo, the challengers in the fall election, are here....this > Showers event proves that charity is a & Other bigger draw than politics. 4:30 Occasions... P.M. - Matt Gannon, accompa nied by ‘Pooh Bear’ is on the boardwalk being surrounded by ^ c t c people who want to contribute and he returns with a jar filled fouijtaiii with money! That can’t be the same cigar Mr. Gannon lit this S JavclO % off morning. 6:30 P.M. - Bill Gannon The on any Transfer is up with the band doing an imi with this ad • expires 9 /3 0 /9 8 tation of Jerry Lewis....or is that Dukes of Jerry Lewis doing an imitation of Bill Gannon? Women are Dixieland Film • Processing • Darkroom Supplies now stuffing bills in his waist Copy Prints from Prints in Minutes band. As tired as we are, no Custom B&W Processing (in House) • Instant Passport Photos body wants this thing to end (ex GENERAL ADMISSION $20 RESERVED $25 cept the neighbors), Monday, 1:30 P.M. - “Bill, COMING NEXT WEEK: THE GERSHWIN ERA we’re gonna count these checks th e f / S t o p shop one last time and if it doesn’t .p.jickels are available at the GREAT AUDITORIUM BOX OFFICE YOUR ONE STOP PHOTO SHOP match the tape, I’m gonna need Weekdays 10:00am to 5:00pm and Deborah sooner than I should." Performance Days until Intermission 908A MAIN STREET • BELMAR, NEW JERSEY 07719 ....they’re never gonna believe For Information call: 1-800-773-0097 or (732) 988-0645 732-681-0808 / fax 732-681-3554 this, over fifteen thousand dol lars and we still have pledges being collected. Enough said. Grand ...Grand Openings!!
Quite a bit was happen ing this week in both Belmar and Sea Girt. One of our favorite chocolate shops...that’s filled with chocolate covered pret zels, gifts baskets, fudge ...and lots of yummies; Sweet P’s, 908 Main Street, Belmar, hosted their ribbon cutting with Belmar Mayor Ken Pringle. Top left photo from left to right: Lindsay Cadmus, Ellen Harmer, Bel mar Chamber of Commece, Adam Cadmus, Mayor Pringle, Doug Brown, owner Peggy Cadmus and Jacqui Bonforte. New to Belmar is The Bakery Station, located right at the Belmar Train Station and is owned by Stephen and Joanne Carter along with Clint and Pat Ives. All breads and baked goods come from Spiekermann’s in Union City. Everything is de livered daily and is delicious. Hours are 5:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. From left to right: Pat and Clint Ives, Mayor Pringle, Ellen Harmer, Joanne and Stephen Carter. Front row kneeling: Kristin Ives, K.C. Ives and Joanna Alvina. Everyone is so excited about the happenings at Brook 35 Plaza, Highway 35, Sea Girt. Cutting their “Grand Opening Ribbons” were three stores: Large photo: ( ^ d ta te Bath & Body Works, with Store Manager Danelle Ba con, Sea Girt Mayor Mary L. ^ e w e l r ' ^ — j a l e Burne, Terranomics Devel opment Director Chris Cole, and Debbie Caffyn, Site liurSclai^ ^ h ru J^aturclatj Manager for Brook 35 Plaza. Right photo Mayor Burne is helping Alisa Earle, 13lh, 14-th, l^lh Assistant Manager, Talbots Petites, cut their grand open ing ribbon. Don’t miss Ncwjersey’s most extraordinary Bottom photo from Victoria’s Secret are Theresa collection o f estate jewelry...gold, sterling Cole, Lisa Majury, Manager silver, precious gems, vintage watches and and Debbie Nagy. more! Our most exquisite and unique Brook 35, Sea Girt is Southern Monmouth Coun selections...presented fot 3 days only at our ty’s Source for Fashion. Sea Girt Store, Brook 35 Plaza. Other stores included in the center are Classic Home, Thursday • U) aiu. until S p.m. Inc., Ballew’s Jewelers, and Friday zp- Saturday 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. The Gap. Great news...Starbucks is now open! Stop by for a frozen Mocha Frappacino... Sit inside on the sofa or Since 1885 outside under the umbrellas. SEA G IR T Since 1886 Open 7 days a week. Grab a Brook 35 Plaza Red Bank cup of coffee from 6 am on (732) 449-2101 36 Broad Street weekdays & from 8 am on Freehold (732) 741-5800 the weekends! S West Main Street See you there... (732) 462-0136 Quote of the Week:
“Sum m er afternoon... sum m er afternoon... to m e those have always been the two m ost beautiful words in the English Language.” ...Henry James i just a thought,
Don’t you just love summer afternoons? Visiting friends and cooking out? Small summer parties with relatives and new acquaintances? We always make such a big deal out of parties...and why not? We clean the house more care fully for the occasion ...we fix better meals and we set a table and decorate as if we were preparing for a photo shoot! In other words...we rise to the occasion and if we were not entertaining...what would we be doing? This was a week of parties...big and small. There was a tea party at Day’s Restaurant with about 50 polite little ladies and their Teddy Bears...see page 8. It was scorchingly hot, but all kept their cool and enjoyed the afternoon. Next is a 40th birthday party with a red, white and blue theme, a croquet tournament and some delicious ...of Happiness recipes...see page 20. A fundraiser that turned out most of the town of Ocean On August 5, 1998, Kenneth and Ruth Abrams will celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary. Resi Grove...The Volleyball Tournament to benefit the Deborah dents of Kearny most of their lives, they spent vacations and weekends in Ocean Grove and have lived Foundation was a big success. Bill and Paul Gannon along in Ocean Grove for about 25 years. with Tom Manni’s help created this event...simply because Kenneth was an usher for 42 years in the Ocean Grove Auditorium and in 1974, pro-temmed when they wanted to give back...and so they have. Congratula August Stoll died and in 1975 was unanimously elected as Head Usher and President. Ruth was a tions guys... you should be proud of yourselves. Tom Manni member of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Auditorium Ushers. They are both members of St. Paul’s United does a recap on page 2. And if you missed this one...see Methodist Church. what Neptune Township Mayor James Manning, Jr. and Com Kenneth is a resident of Francis Asbury Manor, and Ruth resides in Manor-By-The-Sea, both Ocean mitteeman Joe Krimko...did for “the Cause.” Grove. This was also a busy week for Grand Openings. Don’t you just love to see new businesses and stores opening? it gives me a feeling of comfort to know that people are follow ing their passions and making their dreams come true. Plus it gives all of us new places to go and new people to meet...an education in itself...and isn’t it a wonderful feeling to con T alking Back tinually learn new things about life and meet new people? Both seem to add a new dimension to our own lives. In order to be published, all letters must include the writer’s name, address and telephone number. Please send letters to Our book of the week is a good one...very much a love PO Box 5, 41 Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean Grove, New story that will touch your heart. See page 13. Talking Back, TheTIMES...at the jersey shore, Jersey 07756 TheTIMES reserves the right to edit or reject any letter submitted for publication. The thoughts and opinions expressed in T alking BaCk are those of the authors and do not necessarily express the opinion of TheTIMES. D e a r Edftor: Don’t let alcohol put a chill on your summer. The sunshine, call Substance Abuse Resources at (732) 663-1800. warmth and long days of the coming season provide a wealth MARY PAT ANGELINI of opportunities for recreation and relaxation, but, when mixed Executive Director with alcohol, these activities can turn dangerous and even Substance Abuse Resources deadly. TheTIMES. “Alcohol consumption results in a gradual dulling of reactions Dear Editor; of the brain and nervous system, turning normal situations into So a Federal Judge rules “Freedom of Speech” re potentially dangerous ones,” says Dr. Nicholas A. Pace, M.D., at the jersey shore quires sexually explicit materials be provided in prison to ha a board member of the National Council on Alcoholism and bitual sexual offenders. What next? How about stocked liquor Drug Dependence, Inc. in New York City. “It causes a loss of cabinets at police headquarters so the officers can serve cock inhibitions, which leads to aggressiveness, poor judgment, and tails to those picked up for drunk driving? It’s sick out there and Ptibfcher A Edftor ...... Stephanie A.Smith reckless movements in the water while boating, swimming and getting sicker! diving. It can cause faulty coordination and disorientation in Executive Editor...... Heather A.Hoermer Gale Wyzykowski the water, and impair a person’s swallowing and breathing re Ocean Grove flexes — both of which are essential to swimming.” Contributing Editors...... Melissa Chosinov The following statistics underscore the negative consequences Ginny Friel of alcohol consumption: Drinking may be a factor in 80% of boating fatalities, says Dear Editor: Richard Gibbons the National Transportation Safety Board. According to the Our great Neptune Township leaders voted once BonnieGraham National Safety Council, boating accidents are this country’s against the will of the people whom they are supposed to rep Luke Hansen second-largest cause of transportation injuries. resent (Business Administrator residency). According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and The comment made by Mike Beson (Congressman DeniseHerschel Alcoholism, alcohol is involved in an estimated 38% of drown Pallone’s clone), “You elected us to do this job, so have some Bill Kresge ing deaths. Data assembled recently for the Surgeon General confidence in our abilities,” really made my day. T om Manni shows that this number rises to between 40 and 50% for young Mike Beson ran on lowering the taxes that the Re Jim White males. publicans supposedly raised (a figment of his imagination). You guessed it; he and the rest of his 5-0 committee gave us one of Production...... Lots Ellermann 40-50% of all diving injury victims consume alcoholic bev erages, according to the same report. the largest tax raises in recent memory. Fred Harvey For heavy drinkers, alcohol consumption during the summer We’re supposed to have confidence in them doing Circulation John Robinson months can contribute to heat prostration. This dehydration what they were elected to do. Why? AndrewStillufsen also can increase your chances of having a stroke, particularly Edward Wyzykowski Staff Photographers...... Sundae Taylor for individuals with high blood pressure. Hypoglycemia and heart Ocean Grove ______John Raines rhythm irregularities are additional dangers of drinking on a Mac Brody hot, sunny day. With so much fun to be had, why let alcohol put a chill on p et peeves Stevie Douglas your summer? People under the age of twenty-one, divers and Second Class postage paid at Neptune, New Jersey 07753 people planning water-related recreational activities should stay People who do not pull over when they see an emer Ocean Grove 4 Neptune Times away from alcohol. Even those who observe the Federal gency vehicle coming...it is the LAW and common m Pilgrim Pathway, PO Box 5 Government’s recommendations for moderate drinking (two courtesy! Spring Lake Heights Ocean Grove, New Jersey 07756 drinks per day for men, one for women) should bear in mind that alcohol may affect them differently during their favorite Just for fun...send us your pet peeves: Phone:733-775-0007 Fax:733-77U-UU80 Fax (732) 774-4480 E-Mail: Loafy@ Monmouth.com Copynght {^1996 Creative Loafing Inc. All Rights Reserved. summertime activity. 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“Average A Home A Minute” represents an average based upon all homes bought and sold through CENTURY 21 franchisees during 1994. ©1996 Century 21 Real Estate Corporation ( I and - trademarks of Century 21 Real Estate Corporation. f»*>' Equal Housing Opportunity. EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED. U .S. Capital policemen who had one has purchased a hotel. converting that hotel into a life enue expressed his concern Home Owners Sl Chamber been slain in Friday’s shooting. The Chamber would like to care facility, but the plan fell over the lack of recreational fa “As someone who worked as a expand the usage of its Pilgrim through.” He added, “I have a cilities for his children. Mr. Green ...Continued from page 1 legislative aide in the Capital for Pathway tourst office to include dream to rebuild the North End said, “The tennis courts at Inskip many years, I am appalled at civic activities, such as being a Hotel for a year-round retreat Avenue are an excellent facility, ^ pick up the tab for weekend gar- Grove business district, Mr. this senseless act of discretion," voting precinct site. T h e Cham center. CX;ean Grove needs to and there are 100 members to E bage collection along the busi- Green said. he said. ber of Commerce, Home Own add to its hotel base. We have date.” The CMA plans to reno t ness district. The Chamber Ocean Grove Area Cham Mr. Bishop opened his ers Association, and Camp lost major convention groups, vate Grove Hall into a year- « would like to sponsor the instal- ber of Commerce President, comments by saying, “The Meeting Association may not such as the Salvation Army, be round youth retreat center and 5 lation of sidew^k pavers, under- Randy Bishop asked the home Chamber of Commerce is be always agree on the issues, but cause we lack sufficient hotel also expects to rebuild a con- ground electrical wiring, and Vic- owners to observe a moment of coming more mature — we’re, we must work together for the rooms to accommodate them.” ference/recreational facility at ■ torian lighting in the Ocean silence in memory of the two perhaps, in the “young adulT betterment of the community,” Mr. Paladino asked the the site of the Young People’s stage of development. We are he said. Chamber’s position regarding Temple, the latter of which will reaching out to Neptune Town Mr. Fred Herbst expressed hotels that are blights on the contain an all-purpose floor that C tl Auto O e ta ilii^ ship to work with them effec his corx»m over the recent zon Ocean Grove landscape. can be used for indoor basket Ami ililiampoo Shop tively.” He continued, “We are ing survey. I am fearful that an Mr. Green replied that four ball, Mr. Green said. Exterior & Interior ('leaning planning to lay out a Main Av increase of hotels will result in teen former rooming houses The next meeting of the Hand Wash & Waxing enue street-scape design.” their eventual failure and con have been converted into inns. OGHOA is their annual break C'ompounding d d d AAA He said, ‘The Chamber version to rooming houses,” he Mr. Herbert Herbst men fast meeting on Saturday, Au Carpet Shampooing said. He said that the CMA tioned the parking problems and gust 8 at 8:30 a.m. at the Paint Sealing needs-to exist not only to serve the tourists who visit Ocean could not make a profit with the Mr. Green stated. T h e north Oceanview Restaurant. Local, Fabric Treatment North End Hotel; therefore, it did west corner of town has the County and State elected offi CO Grove, but to also serve the Tire & Wheel Dressing rx)t make sense to construct an worst parking situation. Numer cials will present their “State of 2 And More... year-round residential commu nity.” He added that three of the other hotel on that property. Mr. ous multi-family houses have Ocean Grove”. Tickets are H i g h w a y guests who have stayed in his Green replied, “I thought it was added to the parking pressure $7.00 and must be purchased X c | > t u n e hotel have since purchased a big mistake (tearing down the there. I would like to see a park in advance. homes in Ocean Grove, and North End Hotel). In fact, the ing garage built at the North End Fall OGHOA meetings: hotel made over $23,0CX) in its site.” He said that there was a September 26: Candidates for last year of operation. A group tremendous need to do a park State and County Offices, and from Pennsylvania had pre ing study. October 24, Candidates for ttie I^eptuue C ity Da.y sented to the CMA the idea of One resident of Main Av Neptune Township Committee.
y S aturday, Au^us»t 1 Belmar News Shuffleboard Memorial Park |verview Avenue on the Shark River By Denise Herschel viding for the upgrade of the Update underground fuel system. Ocean Grove - At the State Belmar - At its Council meeting In other borough business, pK Walk & Run with Prizes • All Day Doubles Championship in Lei last week, the Council approved the Council approved a contract sure Village West held on July X Craft Fair with 100 venders • W JLK a resolution authorizing adver with Bell Atlantic for public tele 21st and July 22nd, only three Live Broadcast • Balloon Clown • tising of bids in the marina phone service in town. Business Ocean Grove players were en dredging project. Administrator Jackie Ascione Stilt Clown tered, but all three placed in the This authorization allows added that the private company tournament — Andy Sturzione Comedy Clown • Line Dancing • for the first level of the plan to that the borough had been us and Joe Jesuele were 4th con begin in August and the bids will ing has not been providing sat solation and Bob Bemthal with ^ Magician Ragtime Band • DJ • be open within the next few isfactory sen/ice. Bob Havey from Ocean City t Children’s Activities* weele. These rates will be more came in 1st in consolation. The Rock & Rhythm • Doo Wop Music Borough CourdI President reasonable and they will clean remaining places in the main D'Arcy McGill said that the the phones for us,” said event and consolation were won •30 TYPES OF FOOD* dredging will not interfere with Ascione. by players from the host club * FIREWORKS* the “summer business” and will Belmar Police Chief Rich Leisure Village West and take place in the vicinity of the ard Lynch complained to Coun Ocean City. Information submitted by »m e Sl E n jo y S party boats and charter boats. cil members that a collect phone Also given approval by call to his house in Belmar from John Robinson, President, legms at 9 a.m. with the Race and ends at 9 p.m. Council members was a Strollo’s in Belmar cost him Ocean Grove Shuffleboard with the Fireworks ...For information call 776-7224 $300,000 bond ordinance pro $7.00 for more than a minute. Club.
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H ad a T ea Party This was the week for parlies and more than 50 young the temperature soared above 95°...it was quite a success. ladies along the jersey shore attended a very special tea in Pictured above are a few of the guests with their very own Ocean Grove. The Historical Society of Ocean Grove hosted Teddy Bears. Teddy Bear tea pillow (above center) is avail its annual Teddy Bear Tea. All of the beautiful young ladies able at Thoughts From the Heart, 807 Main Street, Belmar. joined Phil May, President of the Historical Society for a dis (732) 681-1188. Photo left is Phil May discussing the his cussion about “Teddy Bears” at Day’s Restaurant. Although tory of the Teddy Bear. the hidden beauty of private enue. Tour maps may be Garden Tour gardens, historic parks and picked up and tickets pur public spaces. Tickets are chased on the day of the tour Kimbrough $10 each and may be pur at the Auditorium Pavilion on Set for August 8th chased in advance by send Pilgrim Pathway. in ing a stamped, self-ad The Ocean Grove Beau Ocean Grove - “Gardens by Tea will be served to tour- dressed envelope to Ocean tification Project, is a non Concert the Sea”, a fund-raising goers in the Auditorium Pa Grove Beautification Project, profit, volunteer group dedi event for the Ocean Grove vilion from 2 to 4 p.m. Ocean Grove - On Monday, P.O. Box 594, Ocean Grove, cated to the flowering of Beautification Project, is The self-guided walking August 3, 1998, at 7:30 p.m. New Jersey 07756-0594. Ocean Grove, and promotes scheduled for Saturday, Au tour will be held rain or shine in the Tabernacle here, Tickets are available at landscaping designs in the gust 8 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and feature the obvious and Stephen Kimbrough, Associ Gingerbreads on Main Av historic district. ate General Secretary for Mission Evangelism of the .G rand_O peiiing... General Board of Global ATTENTION PARENTS! Ministries of the United The Study of M cirt'Tfl) A rt'S will improve your Methodist Church and an in ■r - ■ "Sw eet P ’s ternationally known singer A Chcxxjiatc Lover's Paradise child’s school GUARANTEED and musician, will give a Gift Baskets It’s a Fact. Martial Arts Teaches Respect, Discipline and benefit concert in support of Chocolate Bowls with Promotes Learning. Reports Cards Prove it! the Global Praise Weekend. Chocolate Dipped Pretzels Call for Special Back-to-School Offer. The program will include k Favours for Weddings early American music and Showers • Parties M ini program “camp meeting” music, as Chocolate Covered $19.95 includes ot’ficiai BJack Belt Uniform or T- Shirt well as spirituals, songs and Strawberries • S’mores Granny’s Fudge hym ns cJown through the Chocolate Dipped decades. There will be a Grahams 775-3034 free-will offering (a donation Tuesday - Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p..m. of $5.00 is suggested). All Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.Major Credit are invited. Cards accepted • WE D ELIV ER SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 9 0 8 Main Street Creative Loafing 5 elmar. New Jersey 660 Cookman Aven y Park D ead lin e is Friday at 5 p/n. NOW For A Limited ^ ^ Ii\isner G iiro p ractic T""®- Sharp 12 Amp Vacuums '2 9 ______Health EBtttBF TWIN ENERGY • CLEAN AIR w/TRIPLE FILTER Featuring CONVENIENCE OF UPRIGHT, THE POWER OF A CANNISTER W alk In Health Canter *O ff Mf9. List Pries * Not To Be Combined Widi O ther Offers Fresh fruit smoothies Homemade Milkshakes “When You Buy A Good One, You'll Hove The Best' We Accept Trade-Ins ~ We Will Fix Any Vacuum or Sewing Machine 775-5050 We Carry All Supplies and Accessories VACUUMS • SEWING MACHINES 'CENTRAL VACUUMS • SHAMPCX)ERS why wait when you are in pain? Est. 1937 Avon Pavilion 7 7 ^ - 1 ^ 2 7 Office Hours: Icc L ix'-am ft itio r M-W-F, 10 am - 1 pm & 3 pm - 7:30 pm Route 35 at 3rd Avenue - Neptune City Shopping Center Dr. K im berly 1. H isn er Tue-Thu, closed • Sat, 10 am - 12 noon On the beautiful (Across from Super Foodtown) Avon-by-the-Sea boardwalk 185 W. Sylvania Avenue, Neptune City Open 7 Days 5-10 pm ^ 1 I - [ >T3 o m Creative Loafing TM ...at the j ersey shore Please note; All telephone numbers are area code (732) unless otherwise indicated call 974-0514. Website: http:// rain bicylists. For info call 842- Ptaces www.lonekeep.com/ 2000 ext. 283. seagirtlighthotjse. Township of Neptune Wineries: to Go Historical Museum: Cream Ridge Historical Located in the Municipal Build Vineyards; Route 539, p o ing at 25 Neptune Blvd. 2nd Box 98, Cream Ridge, New Jer Sites: Floor. Exhibits, artifacts, memo sey 08514. (609) 259-9797. rabilia relating to Neptune, Wine tasting and Gourmet Allaire Village: Ocean Grove, Shark River Hills. Shoppe open everyday from 11 Open year ‘round, buildings Reference Library with Geneal to 6. Custom labeling, private open weekends: Hts. Mon.-Sat ogy section. Open to the public. tours, catered events. Call for 10-4, Sun. Noon - 4. Rt. 524, I PM - 5:30 PM on Tuesday - info or to receive newsletter. Friday. Wall. 938-2253. Renault Winery: 72 North Museums: Historical Society of Breman Road, Frenchtown, Ocean Grove: Museum, New Jersey 08215. (609) 965- Allen House Holiday gift shop and gallery. 50 Pitman 1548. Minutes from the Park Tavern Tours: Avenue. 774-1869. Open Mon way, 2 hours from New York City day, Wednesday, Thursday and 35 minutes from Philadel Touts begin hourly from 4-8 PM. phia. Wine Garden Grill open for Space limited to 18 people per from 10-4, and Friday and Sat urday 10-8. lunch, Monday - Saturday, tour. Sycamore Avenue & Rt. Gourmet Restaurant open Fri 35, Shrewsbury. For info call Monmouth Museum: day - Sunday. Reservations 462-1466 Located on the campus of suggested. Call for info. Spy House Museum Brookdale Community College, Lincroft with changing exhibi Boat Tours Complex: tions on art, science & cultural Home of Penelope Stout, Mon history. Children's facilities. Manasquan Reservoir Historical Society Auction on Tuesday, August 4th. The auction will begin at 5 p.m. with mouth County’s first Colonist. Open from 10-4:30 Tues.-Sat, Guided Boat Tours: previews between 3 and 5 p.m., at the Fellowship Hall of St. Paul’s United Methodist Church 119 Port Monmouth Road, Port Sun. 1-5. For further informa Weekends on the hours from 1 on Embury Avenue, Ocean Grove. The auction includes items from Campbell’s Barber Monmouth, 787-1807. tion call (732) 747-2266. Sep to 4. 770 acre reservoir. $4 Shop and other local memorabilia. For an early preview, stop by the Historical Society Twin Lights of tember 12, Gala 35 Anniversary adults $2 children, 12 and Museum at 50 Pitman Avenue, Ocean Grove and peek in the windows... party. Call for more info! Navesink: younger. Private Tours. For info Two beacon lighthouse is the Hiking Trails: call 919-0996. children under 12. in Bradley Beach on Thursdays Whole family. Horse shows site of the first electrically oper at 7:30. $15 fee. For info call Middletown: Hatshome Trips daily, crafts, entertainment, pet ated lighthouse in the US. Light 937-4832. ting zoo, art & photography Woods Park Trail system offers house Road, Highlands. 872- Cape Cod Whale Fresh Start: a Support shows. For more info & concert I I miles of hiking ground on 736 Watching Wednesday Au 1814. group for divorced & separated tickets call 948-5500. Sea Girt Lighthouse: acres. Three levels: Green gust 19 - Saturday August 22. men & women. Talk, share Circle, Blue Square and Black For info call 842-4000. experiences & strengthen August 1 Enjoy the view and the tour. Diamond (most challenging) community ties. Meets 7:30pm Ocean Grove: Preserva Located right on the ocean. Hikers, Equestrians and all ter Concerts on the 2nd & 4fh Wednesdays tion Hall Jazz Band, Pete Foun Sea Girt. Open Sundays from at St. Anselm’s Church, 1028 tain and The Dukes of Dixieland noon to 4 PM. For information Bradley Beach: Sundays Wayside Road, Wayside. Call on stage in The Great Audito at 5 PM at the Bradley Beach Kevin at 389-4768. rium, 8 PM showtime. Tickets Pavilion by The Salvation Army Gay and Lesbian $20/$25. For into: 988-0645. Citadel Band: Melodies by the Ocean Grove: Annual Hotline: in Asbury Park for Fine Arts Show at the board Sea. referral information and support walk. Seven blocks of origi Point Pleasant Beach: services in Monmouth and nal paintings, sculptures, Wednesday night 7 PM on the Aquariums Ocean Counties. The Hotline and photography from 9 Beach Jenkinson’s Aquarium: can be reached at (732) 774- states from Maine to Florida. Red Bank: Jazz in the Park. 1809 Monday - Friday from 7 - The show has been in exist Point Pleasant Beach is offer Bring your favorite beach chair, 10 PM. Information is also avail ence since 1981 and heralds ing new programs: Beach watch the sun set over the able on activities at the Center many fine artists and profes walks from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM sionals. For information call Navesink, & RELAX to the which is located at 626 Bangs on Sundays, free but does not Chairman Barbara Mack at sounds of smooth jazz. 7pm Avenue, /\sbury Park. include aquarium admission. 988-6396. Show hours are THURSDAYS at Riverside Gar For information call (732) 899- Grow: 10 a.m, to 5 p.m. Raindate dens Park. FREE 1659. Open year ‘round. Atlan Is your life on the edge? Are you is August 8th. tic Sharte, Penguins, Alligators, feeling depressed, not coping, Neptune City: and Pacific Sharks...call for anxious, below par? Meetings 6th annual Neptune City Day. Spring Lake: Me and My feeding times. Group rates and are FREE, confidential and non- Crafts & food galore! Beginning Girl opens at the Spring Lake perky Penguin birthday parties. denominational. Thurs. 6:45 at 8 am with a 5k run/walk and Theatre on August 6th. For tick Call (732)899-1659. P.M., St. Paul’s United Method ending with a spectacular fire ets call 449-4530. All perfor ist Church, Ocean Grove. For work display at 9pm. mances at 8 PM. $20, $18 for Vacation Bible School: info call (732) 774-3224 or seniors and students $12 for August 3-7,6:30-8pm. Open to (609)881-2008. Augu children ages 4 thru grade 5. Library: Avon: Peach Festival. YUM! Theme is “Passport to the Holy Avon: 502-4525, Belmar 681- Peach Pie /\la Mode, Ice cream, Land”, Redeemer Church, 0775, Bradley Beach: 776- cake & tots of PEACHES! Spon Highway 33, Neptune. To reg 2995, Neptune: Register for sored by the Avon United Meth ister or for more info,call 922- 1998 Summer Reading Pro odist Women. Avon United 2757, press 5. gram 775-8241, Neptune City: Methodist Church, Garfield & Im portant 988-8866, Sea Girt: 449-1099, 5th Ave. 1:30 -4pm. Spring Lake: 449-3252. Avon:Rne Arts Show, original paintings, sculptures, photogra Numbers: phy on the Avon boardwalk and Emergency, Police and Fire; in the Avon Pavilion from 10 AM 911. Police: Avon: 502-4500, to 6 PM. Rain or Shine. Spon Belmar: 681-1700, Bradley sored by The Art Loft, 807 Main Beach: 775-6900, Neptune Street, Belmar. Thursday, July 30 Township: 988-8000, Neptune August 2 Bravo Mozart! Bravo Haydn! City: 77^1615, Ocean Grove: Annual Flea Young Violin Virtuoso 988-8770, Sea Girt: 449-7300, Manasquan: Market sponsored by the Squan Shunsuke Sato with Marlin South Belmar 681-3081 Spring July 30 Lake: 449-1234. The Red Village Historical Society from8- Webster, French Horn, and Ocean Grove: Dick Kuhn Cross: 741-3443. 4. Abe Voorhees Plaza. the Summer Festival Or \«ill present a gospel corK»rt at Raindate August 9. chestra at 8 p.m. in the Great Support the Ocean Grove Boardwalk Auditorium, Ocean Grove. Pavilion. 7pm. August 3 Trckets are $10. Groups: Ocean Grove: Chinese July 31 Auction & Card Party sponsored Saturday, August 8 Panic Relief: w e e kly Ocean Grove: Gospel by the Neptune Township Maureen McGovern in The Panic arxl Anxiety Group meets Concert at the Ocean Grove Woman’s Club. 1pm in the Gershwin Era with Re Boardwalk Pavilion. Stephanie Ocean Grove Camp Meeting nowned Gershwin Pianist, Bennett & Friends of Brick, New /Vssodations Community Room Leon Bates. At the Great Jersey will perform. 7 PM. Auditorium, Ocean July 31-August 9 Grove.Tickets $20 and $25. Sussex County: Call (732) 988-0645 Continued on page 12 Farm & Horse Show. Fun for the Vot» f-«/i Hooe SO H ( from ) (P .the. Home of the 45*/z oz. Margaritas!! Point Pleasant MOMS 71 Unique The BEST Mexican Cuisine J Antique Emporium I ^ L it c lu v in the area € c it c r y . Over 125 Dealers Buying & • 1QAC Village Candles • Classic Pooh 7 7 4 - 1 0 7 7 Breakfast, on the weekends Selling Quality Antiques Lunch & Dinner daily Cottage Collectibles Clara J. Johnson, Proprietor Filled with Antiques “A Nice Place To Shop” La Cantina Open 7 Days a Week Entertainment • Everything is for sale! T B tC • M E tK Bay & Trenton Avenues 6 8 1 - 1 1 8 8 OPEN 7 DAYS 775-4823 62A Main Avenue, Ocean Grove Highway 35 * West Sylvanla Avenue Point Pleasant Beach. New Jersey 775-1945 • Open 7 Days 807 Main Street, Belmar Neptune City • Major Credit Cards 892-2222 • 800-322-8002 J 1129 5th Avenue, Neptune m m m m 2 > J £ . d y J L , 3 ^ , Thousands!!! For beginners to collectors... MUler• Effanhee Madam Alexander ^ i n a j 7 7 4 - 0 4 5 7 /- J Open 7 Days 7.x Main Avenue • Ocean Grove I n T im e 1 - 1 ^£ 3 m sLj fcU .3 K-Ji day 11-11, Friday & Saturday 11 delivered. Great pizza, pasta am-2 am. 1401 Route 71. (732) and more. Watch for the “Pizza 280-5900. Truck” in your neighborhood. Open 7 days. 35 Highway 35 (at Open Monday ■ Friday 5 AM - 2 PM Steiner Avenue). Major credit BreaJcfaat • Lunch BRADLEY BEAEH cards. (732) 775-1800. Muffins • Great Coffee • Stindwlches 776-9050 BACK IN TIME CAFE In the “Old" Train Station Unique little eatery located right NEPTUNE Bradley Beach, New Jersey in the old train station. Open at 5 am with delicious coffee, muf MOM’S Anniversary Dinner Specials 1'. fins and breakfast goodies. Lunch served daily. Monday - $11.95. Appetizer, soup, salad, Friday 5 am - 2 pm. Bradley choice of pasta (Ziti, Linguini or Beach Train Station (Off La Spaghetti) and one Entree: Veal Reine). (732) 776-9050. Parmigiana, Shrimp Scampi, Veal Francais, Chicken Breast BEACH PLUM & Sausage Murphy, Chicken Delicious homemade ice-cream Marsala, Shrimp Marinara, Des y^caturing and frozen yogurt, cones, sun sert & coffee. 1129 5th Avenue. 'Deptartment 56 daes & cakes. All made on the Closed Tuesdays. Major credit cards. (732) 775-4823. ‘yart^iee Candles premises. Open seven days. FEDERICO’S Enjoy sitting inside or outside STEVEN’S ANTIOOES 'Byer 's Choice ~ C a t's ‘Meow AVON-BY-THE-SEA under the colorful awning. 420 Tucked away at 2030 W. Lake CoUectibtes ~ Qifts PIZZA EXPRESS Main Street. (732) 776-9122. ,, COUNTRY-BY-THE-SEA Specialty pizza, subs, garlic Avenue, Neptune, is this tiny an 774-8507 • OPEN 7 DAY.S ' A charming shop in a restored bread, mozzarella sticks, spa FRANCO’S tique shop filled with fine furni 60 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove 1920’s Postal building, filled with ghetti, ziti and more. Eat in or Fine Italian/Continental cui ture, toys and collectibles. Open -** antiques and country accesso outside at the sidewalk cafe. sine. Pasta specials Monday - Wednesday from 6-9 pm and ries for the home. Enjoy lunch, Open 7 days. Friday and Satur Thursday $8.95. Bring your weekends from 11 am - 3 pm. tea or brunch in the Tea Room. day nights till 2 am. We deliver own wine and enjoy good food (732) 776-7493. Closed Mondays. 515 Sylvania from Spring Lake to Ocean in a casual family atmosphere. San If no’s _ Avenue. Major credit cards. Grove. Major credit cards. 705 Major credit cards. 401 Main OCEAN CRDYE (732) 776-6671. Main Street. (732)681-7066. Street. (732) 775-1963. THE BEACH NOTE CAFE i SCHNEIDER’S THODCHTS SHORE WINE & LIQDORS NOW OPEN FROM 7:30 AM to dusk for homemade from scratch Lunch & Dinner Specials Mom’s home cooking. FROM THE HEART The largest assortment and the _i; Sauerbraten,Steaks,Veal, muffins, scones and fresh ground Free Delivery Village Candles, Ciottage col coldest beer in town. All your Wienerschnitzel.Bratwlurst, coffee. Cookies, brownies, cakes, 20 Pizza Toppings lectibles, Boyds Bears, Candles, parly fixin’s in this one stop Knockwurst, Pasta, Seafood, pies, frozen smoothies and fresh Winnie the Pooh and teapots, too. shop. Soda, chips, dips, ICE, 775-1800 Burgers, Chicken. Famous fruit drinks from the juice bar. Sit Gift baskets and balloons. Cozy mixers and snacks. Large selec . - , homemade ice cream. BYOB & on the boardwalk and enjoy live throws & collectibles. “A Nice tion of wines. Open 7 days, 810 eat in or take out. Open Tues- entertainment on summer week Open 7 Days Place to Shop.” 807 Main Street. Main Street. Major credit cards. ^ day - Saturday tor lunch and din- ends. Located at the Northend 35■“'H Highway i f ' 35 Major credit cards. (732) 681- (732) 775-6008. ^ net. 801 Main Street. Major Boardwalk. (732)775-9571 (lit Steiner Ave.) 1188. Neptune City credit cards. (732) 775-1265. NEPTDHECm DAY’S THE WOODEN HORSE LA CANTINA RESTAURANT BELMAH Country accents for the home. Traditional-American fare offer Hand painted doll furniture, bird- Some of the best Mexican food ATLANTIC BBQ ing lunch and dinner Wednes houses, lamps, dried flowers, at the jersey shore. EXCELLENT day - Sunday. Full delicious Best ribs at the Jersey shore. Joey pottery, & more. This month Margaritas. Plus Gringo Grill of breakfast on the weekends. Sit G.’s secret sauce beats them all! save 20% Beach and Nautical fers daily specials of Prime Rib, MTTIC inside or on the porch cafe. A Shredded BBQ, ribs, chicken, sal 700 Pork Chops, etc. Outside dining items. Major credit cards. family restaurant with charm ads and let’s not forget those awe 10th Avenue. Open Tuesday- on the new deck in the warm some French fries. Outstanding and good food. Catering and Sunday. (732) 681-9188. weather. Highway 35 & W. chili, fresh burgers, and 14 lb. Sylvania Avenue. Open Daily, weddings also accommodated. hotdogs for those in the family that THREE BROTHERS Credit cards. Happy hour from 10 47 Olin Street. Major credit cards. (732) 988-1007. aren’t in the mood tor barb^ue. FROM ITALY P in A am to 6 pm. (732) 774-1077. Everyday lunch specials of $1.00 '7 e e < ^ Home of the 24 inch pizza. Com FAVORITE TfilNCS off sandwiches from 11;30 - 2:30. SANTINO’S PIZZA ETC. & plete dinners, hot and cold subs, Delicious chocolate, photo Eat-in (BYOB) or take out. Major 20 pizza toppings, drive in win 51 caizones, daily specials. Eat in/ frames and overstuffed pillows. credit cards. 805 Belmar Mall. dow for pick-up convenience. Another wonderful little shop filled 51 Mam Avenue, Ocean Grove take out. $1 off a 24" pie with this (732) 681-8811. Eat in and bring your own wine with interesting furniture, ad. Open 7 days, Sunday-Thurs- 774 8180 or beer, take it home, or have it overstuffed loveseats, Victorian ■ w ri£ j ip ^ Visit 3 b ro th er s fRCC D AV’S The Beach House Tuma Tm am rcm s! . t o t s Delivery Country g- Folk Art accessories Creative PO TTXIRT • AJRT QI.ALSS EESTAURANT c o u -e c t i m .e s TRADITIONAL AMERICAN FARE for your home Home of the Contewipor«ry Cvtistne W E B X T T & SEU. Polls • fears • Anlic|ues P ie Wednesday - Sunday ~ Lunch and Dinner Cuncfi ^ ^rmar : Tv 1 3 "3 O ^ —, 'UT'. "V« U-V-‘ IT -“Kj T shrimp cocktail, prime rib in this Sunday. Creative Contemporary Home Cooking tts Victorian Era Inn and dining Cuisine. Enjoy breakfast, lunch Great room. Something for everyone and dinner. Casual enough for at great prices. 28 Main Avenue. omelets and waffles...romantic German Open 7:45-10 am, 11:30-1:50, enough for a quiet dinner for two. Food and 4:15-7:30 pm. (732) 775- Bring your own wine. Closed Homemade 1905. This is a fun place to bring Mondays. Major credit cards. i 3 1 3 1 » ■ Ice Cream your friends and enjoy a good (732) 449-1909. meal. POINT V W N ^ ^ciinetbcr s! Restaurant PLEASANT BEACH 801 Main Street (Rt.7i) POINT PLEASANT A$25GIPT Avon~by~the~Sea ANTIQUE EMPORIUM 775-1265 Over 125 dealers. Antique furni ture, glass, china, jewelry & col CEBTHICATE m 3 lectibles. 3 floors of browsing thru Every week, two lucky read the Victorian Era to the Art Deco ers will win a gift certificate to one times. Open 7 days. Bay & Tren 3 s ^ of two participating advertisers ton Avenues. (732) 892-2222 or on this page. reproductions, quilts, frames, (732) 774-8180. 800-322-8002. “Buy & Sell”. That’s right, this week, you China, glassware and great POMEGRANATE could win a $25 Gift Certificate homemade candies. One of the THE BEACH HOUSE Fresh flowers and delicious to either Steve’s Antiques, Nep most unique shops at the jersey Country folk art and accessories homemade chocolate truffles for tune or Schneider’s Restaurant, shore. 52 Main Avenue. Major for your home. Boyds Bears, are found at Pomegranate... The Avon. Just turn to page 12, fill credit cards. 1-800- For-A-Gift. dolls, antiques, vintage clothing, Acquisitive Eye. Antiques, jew out the entry blank and send or quilts, greeting cards, cook elry, china and furniture, A quaint fax it in. To be eligible for each weekly contest, you must enter GIFTS BY TINA books. Official Ocean Grove little shop you’ll love to visit. 707 The most fabulous collection of every week. But, enter as many Plates. New items arriving daily. Arnold Avenue. (732) 892-0200. times as you like. dolls you will ever find. Madame Summer Hours:Open daily ex Alexander. Effanbee, Chris THE VICTORIAN cept Tuesdays. 55 Olin Street, Miller. Vintage Clothing, Prin GONGRATGLATIONS! Major credit cards. (732) 897- ROSE TEA ROOM cess Diana Paper Dolls and Joan Stembel 0911. A truly beautiful Tea Room nestled rooms of toys and stuffed ani Sspring I^ke Heights mals. Over 1,000 dolls! 73 Main in the Heart of the Jersey shore. TAe THE LOFT you have won a Avenue. (732) 774-0457. Open 7 days. Breakfast on the week Established in 1982 by Harriet ends, Tea, High Tea, scrumptious $25 Gift Ortificate to Victorian ^ se GINGERBREADS Larrison, lifelong Ocean Grove scones & cinnamon toast, great Serenity’s A Unique Eatery Tea ‘ligom resident. Featuring country ac TEAS & TREASURES French onion soup, Penne Pasta in ()cean Grove cessories for the home. Open 7 Vodka sauce, tea sandwiches and /Any ‘Time is Tea Time... You will love the “post card” trays days. 60 Main Avenue. (732) cheesecake. Daily Specials. 619 and Scones • Soups and keepsake boxes hand made 774-8507. Major credit cards. Arnold Avenue, (Radio Shack Mini Helen C. Brown Pasta • Tea Sandwiches and exclusive to this shop. Mall), (732) 701-0900. Belmar Private Parties • G ift Baskets Browse through a charming Vic THE SAMPLER INN you have won a Open 7 Days torian shop of gifts & antiques. Open 7 days and one of the last SPRING LAKE 619 Arnold Avenue New & old china, Victorian linens existing old fashioned cafeterias SISTERS CAPE $25 (lift Certificate to Point Pleasant Beach and lace, teacups, teapots and in the Northeast. Breakfast, Treat yourself and your firneds to Gifts By Tina hand painted rugs. Ocean Grove lunch & dinner. Enjoy fresh fruit. a delicious breakfast, brunch this Ocean (Jrove 701-0900 trays exclusively sold here along with a unique furniture collection. Open daily at 10. 49 Main Av enue. (732) 775-7900. REFRIED BEANS Aiuiqut’s. unique Wonderful little second hand gilts, crafis. ^'‘^neciibles. Tea Room i & more. shop filled with glassware, fur Browse, shop and relax over lunch in niture, antiques, household ourchum iing, I'ricndly country store items and collectibles. Browse at tile shore. through this shop and see what Tuesday thru Sunday 11 am 5 pm • Closed Mondays Tea Room reservations suggested you can find. An enjoyable ven Sunday Brunch rosen/alions required ture. 102 Asbury Avenue. Open Saturdays 9 am - 3 pm. COITOY-BYTIIE-SEA SERENITY’S A unique eatery. Cold cuts by 776-6671 ^ the pound, sandwiches, soups 515 Sylvania Avenue • Avon-by-fhe'Sea ■ and four rooms ofantiques. ■A ■ ■■1 That’s right you can buy the • y. table where you are having lunch...or the dishes! Open 7 .4': days. Breakfast (Belgian Waffles), lunch and dinner. En tertainment on the weekends. 62A Main Avenue. Major credit cards (732) 775-1945. THE ATTIC Italian/Continental Located upstairs in the village Cuisine hardware store, this unique 775-1963 shop is filled with antiques, lin ens, quilts, teas, soaps, jewelry Schneider’s Restaurant, 801 Main Street, Avon, otters great lunches and dinners from burgers to 401 Main Street and children’s collectibles. Bratwurst. For dessert...homemade ice cream! Pictured above from left to right enjoying an afternoon Bradley Beach Open 7 days. 51 Main Avenue. ice cream..Lisa, Michael and their Mom,Theresa, with owner, Mrs. Schneider. Join us for a Dining Experience stm ca> ST >M W' m .m m oa? .ss das M ^ .m m Open for the Season An Ocean Grove Tradition American Bakeshop's jmade I avorite Cones TEAS <4 TREASURES Victorian »Aiiyi Sundaes Reproductions Visit our Victorian Shop Quilts ~ Pillows of Collectibles & Gifts Cukes China & An Old Fashioned Cafeteria • Teacups • Teapots • ‘yogurt Glassware • Established 1917 • Coffee Bar • Bakcsfiop • Antique Linens & Lace • 774-0230 tafery • Hand Painted Furniture • B e a c h P lu m 52 Main Avenue, The SamPkeR Inn -120 Mam ^S tre e t. b ra d lc v B e x 'h Open 7 Days • 775-1905 Ocean Grove Open 7 Days - 48 Mam Avenue ■ Oceon Grove 49 Main Avenue 28 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove Open 7 Days 775-8500 Ocean Grove • 775-7900 O fte n 7 D avs • 770-9122 Creative Loafing TM ...at the j ersey shore continueCi from page 9 774-1869 or Phil May at 776- 7891. August 8 Ocean GrOVeiGardens by August 6 the Sea self guirted walking tour. Neptune: National Night Out Come enjoy the sweet sights & o from 6 to 9 PM. smells of some of Ocean O c e a n GrOVe:The Broken Grove’s most beautiful gar Wings Ladies Ensemble will dens. 10-3pm. Tour is followed on Pilgrim Pathway. For more present a gospel concert at 7 by an afternoon tea, 2-4pm in info call 775-8680. PM at the Ocean Grove Board the Auditorium Pavilion on Pil Bradley Beach: Lifeguard walk Pavilion. grim Pathway. For tickets & competition - Bradley Beach August? more info call 988-5448 or 988- Invitational, Kent Avenue Beach 5776. Tickets are also available Belmar: The Ocean Grove’s at 6 PM. the day of the tour at * j I i ii 'M 17th Annual Restoration Ball will k I Gingerbread’s on Main Avenue. August 4 be held at the Waterview Pavil Ocean Grove: a u c t io n . ion. For info contact Buster and August 10 The Historical Society of Ocean Arlene Stoll at 23 Bath Avenue. Rumson.- The VNA of Cen Grove has put over 300 tots of Tickets are $45 per person. tral Jersey 12 Annual Golf Clas quality antiques & collectibles up Ocean Grove: Gienn sic will be held at the Rumson for sale. Auction begins at 5pm Ericksen and Marjorie Brake will Country Club and will begin at with previews from 3-5pm. present a gospel concert at 6:30 8 am. To register for the Classic Come buy a piece of History. PM at the Boardwalk Pavilion. or for info call 224-6970. Auction to be held at St. Paul’s Ocean Grove: The Sixth Methodist Church Fellowship Reformed Male Chorus of N. August 11 Sunday, August 2, 10 AM to 6 PM on the Avon Boardwalk and in the Avon Pavilion, The Hall on Embury Avenue. To ob Haledon will present a gospel Ocean Grove: Fish & Art Loft presents their third art Show of the season. Rain or shine you’ll find photography, tain an auction list or more in concert at 2:30 PM at the Board Chips & Chicken Nuggets Din paintings, sculptures and more. The Art Loft Gallery is located at 807 Main Street, formation call the Museum at walk Pavilion. ner. 4:30-6:45 pm $8 per per Belmar.stop by and visit. son at the Auditorium Pavilion. Saturday, August 1...Don’t Forget the Ocean Grove Fine Arts show ...next to the boardwalk...7 blocks of fine art. Sponsored by the Ladies Auxil 7 days a week. For info call 872-9644. iary of the Auditorium Ushers. August 15-16 August 29 August 12 Cape May: Promenade Lincroft: Jersey Shore Irish Point Pleasant Beach: Craft Show. Festival at Brookdale College. Lifeguard Tournament 1st All Allaire Village: Gigantic $5 advance tickets, $8 at the Woman Competition, Washing Yard Sale. Fundraiser to ben gate. Buy tickets at The Irish ton Avenue Beach, 9 AM efit historic Allaire Village. 8am- Centre, Spring Lake or call 681 - Spring Lake: North Pavil 4pm. Bargain Shoppers $3/ 3700. ion is the spot for the Spring Park for FREE. September 12 Lake Invitational Lifeguard Tour Ocean Grove: b ig Race For nament at 6 PM. SPLASH Christian Festival fea New York City: turing Andrae Crouch and Crys The Cure. 5K (3.1) miles August 13-15 tal Lewis. All star bands, live women’s rurVwalk. Starts 9am Point Pleasant Beach: broadcasts food and exhibits in Central Park. Sidewalk Sales. SAVE & under a big tent. Messiah Col Neptune: Neptune Day. STROLL down Arnold & Bay lege Youth Group Volleyball, 5K Arts,Craft, Food and lots of Avenues and visit all of the won run.Tickets now on sale call 888- FUNI12 Noon till dusk! derful antique & country shops NYCRAdio Raindate September 13. For in wonderful downtown Point more info call the Recreation Pleasant Beach. Don’t forget August 20 Department 988-5200 ext.279. to stop by Red’s Lobster Pot for Lakewood: 7th Annual September 19 lunch. Try one of their Yummy MCPHCC Association Golf Lobster Salad Sandwiches. 57 Outing & Tournament spon Point Pleasant Beach: Festival of the Sea. Seafood Inlet Drive. sored by the Monmouth County Plumbing, Heating, Cooling Lover’s paradise. August 13-16 Contractors. Woodlake Gold Lobster,shrimp, clams fish & Red Bank: Camlval & Fun and Country Club. For info call chips. You name it ...it’s there! Festival...Count Basie Field. For Steve Profetto at 988-5168. Art and craft vendors too. Arnold More info please call 842-7190. Avenue. 10-8pm. For more info Me and My Girl... August 22 please call 899-2424. August 14 nd an Starring Stephanie Barlow, Sea Girt , and Jeff Skalaki, Ocean, opens August 6th at the Bradlley Beach: 2 Ocean Grove: icecream nual 5k race begins at 8:30 am October 3 Spring Lake Theatre. See listing under Arts & Theatre. Social. $3 per person. Join the at the Gazebo. Come out and Bradley Beach: The Bra FUN! Outside at the Auditorium follow the scenic course along dley Beach Fire Department Pavilion. Sponsored by the La the oceanfront & Sylvan Lake. Ladies Auxiliary Beanie Baby/ dies Auxiliary of the Auditorium Ocean & 5th Aves. Call 774- Craft Show and Rea Market at Ushers. 3492 for more info. the Bradley Beach Senior Cen Ocean Grove: David Ocean Grove: The Histori ter. Space is limited call 502- Cohen entertains with Classical cal Society of Ocean Grove pre 9577 for an application. We are and Flamenco Guitar at sents their annual Postcard and seeking vendors. Rent a table Serentiys A Unique Eatery, 62A Antique Show held at the Audi or bring your own. EJT Main Avenue. 8-11 PM. Sit out torium Pavilion. ^ ♦His ® side and enjoy the soft music Sandy Hook; 23rd annual E n t e r a n d and fine food. Serenity’s is open Cleanwater Festival from 12 for breakfast, lunch and dinner noon to sunset at Fort Hancock. JERSEY SHORE 5ub5cribe Today and receive 52 weeks of Steve’s Antiques, Neptune Creative Loafing... The TIMES..^t the jersey shore ttonr*** Schneider’s Restaurant, Avon-by-the-Sea the best places to eat, shop & visit PO Box 5, Ocean Grove, New Jersey 07756 at the jersey shore Simply fill in the entry blank and either mail or fax it to T h e T lM E S $20 for Monmouth County Residents Name _ $25 for Outside of Monmouth County ' Don’t miss a single issue of Name: Address The TIMES... Address: Telephone______at the jersey shore How did you obtain this copy of ’T h e T lM E S ..uit the jersey shore? Written about Women for Women Town:. subscriber______newsstand______other______(732) 775-0007 Mail or fax your entry to T heT lM E S ...at the jersey shore State: . Zip:. PO Box 5, Ocean Grove, New Jersey 07756 or Fax: (732) 774-4480. Entries for this week’s contest must be received no later than Monday, August 10, at PO Box 5 Telephone: ______12 Noon. Winners will be announced in the August 13th issue of T h e T lM E S . 41 Pilgrim Pathway How did you obtain this copy of Creative Loafing? Ocean Grove Newsstand_____ Inn/Motel______Restaurant___ ENTER EVERY WEEK!!! ew. Jersey 07756______coastal North Carolina. a once-in-a-lifetime romance Now in the city of Ra and shows the reader the in A Touching, Memorable Story... leigh, Allie is engaged to a tense power love can bring wealthy lawyer, and has to two people's lives...This is found herself entertained a good one... The NOTEBOOK with the same thoughts as Noah. As if fate is once again tempting the couple, Allie By Denise Herschel reads an article in the local newspaper about Noah and “/ am nothing special: of this I am sure. I am a com decides to drive to New Bern mon man with common thoughts, and I’ve ted a com and the 200-year-old house mon life. There are no monuments dedicated to me where Noah resides. Avon Pavilion and my name will soon be forgotten, but I've loved Allie wants to give their another with all my heart and soul, and to me, this love one more chance be (Diniruf (Bif ihs S&a has always been enough. The romantics would call fore she becomes the future this a love story, the cynics would call it a tragedy. wife of another. In my mind, it's a little bit of both, and no matter The Notebook is nar how you choose to view it in the end, it does not rated by thirty-one-year-old change the fact that it involves a great deal of my Noah Calhoun and fluctu life and the path Tve chosen to follow." ates between Noah at a With these words, we are introduced to young age and Noah as an the love story of Noah Calhoun and Allison Nelson eighty-year-old elderly man, who meet in coastal North Carolina during the living at a retirement home, early 1930's. Noah, a quiet, simple, young man, reading aloud entries from encounters his first and only true love, Allie, at a his tattered notebook. summer festival after high school graduation. The Notebook, which Noah is immediately smitten with her grace, serves as a reminder of his charm, elegance and beauty proclaiming that TAKE OUT life and love with Allie, has a Allie is the one “he could spend the rest of his heartfelt ending...yes, you SPECIAL life looking for, but never find again.” After a need to read the book! whirlwind summer romance, Allie must return V>uy one dinner entree, Although many have home again with her socially prominent family, compared The Notebook to receive seven dollars much to her mother’s delight. Allie's mother Robert James Waller’s o ff the second entree, frowns upon her daughter’s relationship with Bridges of Madison County. includes conrplimentary local boy Noah, who is not worthy of Allie’s af I found The Notebook to be bruschetta fections in her eyes. As the two go their sepa more of a fearjerker. I am al d “ clam chowder rate ways, Noah writes poetic love letters which ways a die-hard fan of ro he sends to Allie, who never receives mance novels, so I thor them...due to interception by Allie’s meddling utid .Monday Thursday oughly enjoyed this one. The [ - mother. With his letters unanswered and years type of love shared by Noah gone by, Noah believes their romance is for and Allie can be defined as 775-1043 gotten by Allie. More than a decade later and after World War II, Noah, returned from the war. He is still plagued with thoughts and images of Allie upon returning to PUBLIC AUCTION Monday • August 3rd • 10 a.m. Conducted In Our Gallery 504 Main Street, Asbury Park, New Jersey Estate Items that we didn't have room for in our Sunday Auction. Furniture * All Quality Items. No Junk. [CHINA - GLASSWARE - Oriental Rugs (10), An Open 7 Days A Week tiques, Repros, Cast Iron Doorstops & Banks, Pine Sunday • Monday • Tuesday 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Bedroom Sets, File Cqjiinets, (20+), Boxes ol Attic Wednesday - Saturday 11 a.m. - 11 p.m. Stuff from a Little Silver Estate??? Books, Art, Paint Neptune City Shopping Center ings, Prints, Frames, Roseville, Weiler, McCoy, Ster Highway 35, Neptune City 774-2300 OpenDailt > 1006 M aiN St., B eLMAR ling Silver & Plateware, Linens, ROLEX GMT Mas (between 10th & 11th) QroRMERLT AT 404 Ocean Avenue) ter SS, Coins, Stamps, Post Cards, Cameras, Old I Toys, Collectables. Games, Dolls, Wood Jointed Art ist Model, Hospital Bed (Ele), Glass Showcases, Box Lots, Child’s Oak Dining Table, Mason Jars 1858, WWll Gunners Battle Helmet, Decoys (Capt. H. Jobes), Ship in Bottle, Pocket Knives, Costume Jew elry, Nippon, Limoges, Royal Doulton, Carved Fur niture, Chavel Mirror, Signs, Boat Models, Color I TV’s, Lots More. 4 Hour Sale. 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Please come out and A street chalk poster cluding the Neptune Housing join your community police contest will be held in front Authority residents. WICf 7 0 Z 0 officers, the Housing Author of the community police sub The most important ac ity and the Township of Nep station at 6 p.m. Posters will tivity will be to come out and tune Housing Authority Resi have an anti-drug, anti-vio show your support for our dent Patrol in support of a lence theme and prizes do fight against violence, drugs safe neighborhood on Tues nated by the Neptune Frater and crime. Keep your porch day, August 4, 1998 from 5 nal Order of Police will be lights on during National p.m. to 8 p.m. awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd Night Out to show your As before, the event will best poster. support for a safer neigh be held along Embury Av Hot dogs, soda and borhood. enue from Atkins to the popcorn will be available Ridge Avenue School. The courtesy of the Neptune James A: Ward street will be closed for the Housing Authority, Neptune Chief of Police, Neptune safety and enjoyment of all Board of Education and the Township that attend. We will be hold Neptune Fraternal Order of Robert E. West ing the following events: Police. Executive Director A bicycle and roller Representatives from Neptune Township Housing blade safety rodeo will be the Mid-Town Neighborhood Authority held at the Ridge Avenue Empowerment Council will Momounth Symphony Cruise earnings amounted to $.95 per Monmouth Symphony League shipmates line up to greet their crew for a special cruise Shrewsbury Earnings Up share compared with $.85 per fund-raiser. Shown left to right are Karen Slobodin, Membership Chairman; Annette Cook, share for 1997, an increase of Financial Secretary; Lillie Reed, Vice President and Kate Wellauer, President. Shrewsbury - Shrewsbury crease of 11 % over the $.44 per 12%. Prior period per share They then boarded the “Big Kahuna” in Red Bank and enjoyed cruising the waters of Bancorp, the parent company share for the prior period. Re amounts were restated to give the Shrewsbury and Navesink Rivers with lively music and good food, all in the hopes of of Shrewsbury State Bank, re turn on assets amounted to effect to the 5% stock dividend raising funds to support the programs the Monmouth Symphony Orchestra has planned for ported second quarter earnings 1.46% which compared with paid in December 1997, and the the upcoming season. The first concert is scheduled for Sunday, October 18 at 2:30 p.m. at of $915,000 for 1998, an in 1.51% for 1997. For the six 4% stock dividend paid in May crease of $85,000 or 10% over month period, earnings were 1998. Return on assets for the the Paramount Theater. The league will hold its popular annual luncheon and musical at second quarter earnings in $1,785,000, an increase of first six months of 1998 were the Deal Golf and Country Club on Sunday, October 11th. For more information, call 842- 1997. Earnings per share were $187,000, or 12% over 1997. 1.46% as compared with 1.49% 6203 or 758-0611. $.49 per share for 1998, an in On a |3er share basis, six month a year ago. Book value at June 30, 1998 amounted to $18.16 per share. Global Praise Worship and Workshop l*aiil V. ^m iih James W. Harkness, Jr., President of Shrewsbury State IVlUHwSTERER Ocean Grove - From August ments accompanying the new challenges for worship Bank, attributed the earnings (/ormcrlfi ot McLaws) 30th until 12 noon on Sep songs and hymns of these and witness. On Monday and improvement to increased net ('.iistom Made interest income resulting from tember 2nd, the Ocean people. Tuesday evenings, a Slip Covers continued loan growth, up 19%, Grove Camp Meeting Asso Workshops will be held roundtable will be held for all Repairs & Refinishing and a similar increase in de ciation will be celebrating the from August 31st until Sep participants who are inter E'oam (ait To Order mand deposits. music and worship of Chris tember 2nd. There will be ested in- songs for children As of June 30,1998, the to tians from around the world. both morning and afternoon and youth. All events will be tal assets of Shrewsbury During these four days, men workshop sessions, with led by outstanding national ( )n Fabrics Bancorp amounted to $259 mil and women from Caribbean, seminars being offered on and international leaders. fdioscn Out O f Store Brtoks lion, an increase of $27 million, Hispanic, African-American Latin American, Caribbean, Global praise is a pro w ith tins .111 i Npircs 8/ 1S - yR or 12% over the comparable and Asian traditions will lead African-American, and Asian gram of the General Board period in 1997. at Home Service in worship and offer w ork Praise Music. Workshops of Global Ministries of The Shrewsbury State Bank shops in the music of their will also be offered on Eth United Methodist Church, H H I- 7 7 0 7 operates nine full service and culture. nic and Minority Hymns in which brings together au two supermarket branch offices We Specialize in Anliaue Restoration The celebration begins Recent American Hymnals, thors and composers from Free Pick-up ana Delivery located here in Shrewsbury, Red Bank, Little Silver, Sea on Sunday evening, August songs of Women, and a gen the global Methodist connec 1 7 l a Main Bright, Middletown, Holmdel, At 30th, at 7:30 p.m., with a ser eral seminar on Global tion and other denomina Soiitli Relm ar, IKIew «lei lantic Highlands, Keyport and vice of praise with instru Praise, which will explore tions to share their creative Ocean. gifts in witness to Jesus Christ. All are invited to be part Accepting New Patients. of this unique and exciting opportunity. Exceptional Doctors... 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Jr. and Joseph Hill of C & H J Auto Detailing, Neptune, will make your car look new again. They work on new, old and 3 classic automobiles. This is not an assembly line of workers, these two guys love making cars look beautiful...they treat your car as if it were their own! Your car will be hand washed, waxed, and compounded. The interior will be completely shampooed and cleaned, and the tires will be made to look like new. C & J Detailing will make your car sparkle like you just drove it out of the showroom. They even have a special going on for Senior Citizens on Monday and Tuesdays. Open Monday - Saturday, C & J Auto Detailing and Shampoo Shop is located at 432 High way 35, Neptune. (732) 775-7222. Mayor’s Ball To Benefit Wesley Lake Neptune - Neptune Mayor James Manning, Jr., announced that the 6th annual Neptune Township Mayor’s Ball will benefit the restoration of Wesley Lake. “We have all seen post cards and pictures of a beautiful Wesley Lake when lakeside picnics and swan boat rides were commonplace,” stated Mayor Manning. “It is time we made an investment in this long neglected natural resource and return it to its original splendor.” Manning added that the initial response of individuals and businesses has been very encouraging. “I think every one living in the Neptune area is concerned about the future of Wesley Lake. It is a cause that people really want to rally around.” The annual Ball is attended by about 400 people in support of a different benefactor each year. This year, the Ball will be held on Friday, September 25th at Squires Pub, West Long Joseph Hill, left, & Charles Harris, Jr. Branch. Tickets are $60 per person. Contact Rick Cuttrell or Mike Bascom at 988-5200, right, prepare to “Detail” their next car. extension 232 or 242 for ticket and ad book information. H.T. Ayers A rtIst LiiviousiNE CUSTOM "WhERE EVERY lit ip is A MASTERpiECEl' A U . M A J O R Residential & Commercial, Old & New Work BRANDS E xecutive Town C ar S ervIce to Complete Call 775-1059 N ewarE, JFK, lAquARcliA, 1200 Main Street, Auto ^rvice PhiUdElpliiA AiRpoRTs, Bradley Beach Including Electric Sewer & Drains Cleaned & NYC. 775-0700 Tune-Ups, 115 Newgate Lane, Neptune Shocks, etc. NfWARk ' $b0 Class A NJ Inspection THE PLOMBINQ SHOP ON WHEELS Center #10679 ScRviNq aII shoRE IekaIes - SAlisfACliON qUARANindl Aw ards Trophies Celebrating 50 Years Of Gifts Stay this Summer Quality Photo Finishing! 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Private fenced rear yard for BBQ's fron^ Can^p Mcclipg to Cathedral ' Inside 3 beautifully finished floors of living space,, hardwood floors, 9ft, ceilings, French doors, heavy orrxamental moldings, split open staircase & more! Monday August 3,1998 7:30 p.m. • Fully equipped new eof-in kitchen w/dishwosher, 2 new full tile baths. • 4/5 Sp>ocious bedrooms with am ple closet space - master is a loft suite. Bishop janes Tabernacle • New roof, new windows, new sheetrock, new elecfric & plumbing plus 2 Suggested donation: $5.00 hot water heaters & furnaces. > Full basement with new washer/dryer. 104 Mt. Carmel Way, Ocean Grove Open for your inspection... Saturday August 2nd from l-5pm Asking S195,000. Brokers Protected Call 774-SI65 for more information A ugiist Neptune’s •run barefoot through the grass • • shower outside • Ruegsegger,.. Honored •sign up for a fall class of Cecelia P. Ruegsegger of Neptune, daughter of LTC photography...drawing...computers • Boyd A. and Norma Ruegsegger (ret USA) of Neptune, was 5 0 • picnic in the park • named Teacher of the Year for her school in Franklin Town ship. She was a recipient of the Somerset County Governor’s • share an ice tea with someone • Teacher Recognition Award. She and other selected teach • read a book on an old porch swing* ers from the district were honored at a luncheon attended by • collect 5tarfish...enjoy life^ Governor Christie T. Whitman in June. Working with the art teacher of her school, she received a $1,000 grant to establish a hands-on multicultural ^ Thank You...Good Friends A Walk Down Memory Lane with Bill Kresge museum for the library. Ocean Grove resident Bruce Kennedy below, is affixing Among the many reading a memorial plaque dedicated to his late wife, Sandra, who incentives programs she would have been 47 years old on July 3,1998. Several friends has established at her of Sandie’s joined Mr. Kennedy in memorializing the refur school, she organized the 50 YEARS AGO bished park bench which sits in front of Adventure’s in Video (The TIMES, July23, 1948) Great Pumpkin Read-In on Main Avenue, Ocean Grove. Margaret Marie Rohland and Robert Barton Stratton, both and when students read Mrs. Kennedy had been a barber/hairstylist at Ocean Grove, were married July 21 in St. Paul’s Church, Ocean more than 150,000 min Campbell’s Barber Shop, which operated at that location until Grove. Audrey Tilton, Neptune, was maid of honor. Alta Fisher, utes in four weeks, teach December of 1997. “Sandie and I would like to thank all of Bedford, Pennsylvania, and Marjorie Lippincott, Belmar, were brides ers and administrators our friends and associates whose support made this memo maids. Donald Stratton was his brother’s best man. Ronnie were dressing as pump rial possible,” stated Kennedy. Engelhardt, Clifton, and Edward Stratton, brother, were ushers. kins. A Montclair resident, Amzi Lake, gave a $5,000 gift to the This spring, Cecelia re Ocean Grove Association towards construction of an oceanfront ceived her master’s de pavilion at Ocean Pathway. gree in Library Science The Reverend Dr. Ross H. Stover, popular Lutheran pastor from Rutgers University. She received her undergraduate from Philadelphia, was the Ocean Grove Auditorium preacher. degree from Trenton State College and is a graduate of Nep Howard L. Bradley opened Ocean Grove’s first self-service laundry at 55 Olin Street. tune High School. Dr. Wallace Heaton directed the Drexel University Summer After teaching for several years in Germany and Japan Glee Club in Ocean Grove’s final concert of the Conference of for the Department of Defense Dependents School, she is Sacred Music. currently working in Somerset County as a K-8 Media Spe Movie features were Deanne Durbin and Dick Haymes in “Up cialist and has been with the district for four years. in Central Park,” Claudette Colbert in “Sleep, My Love,” Van Johnson and June Allyson in “The Bride Goes Wild” and Errol Rynn and Ann Sheridan in “Silver River.” 30 YEARS AGO (The TIMES, July26, 1968) A Victorian era summer cottage at 47 Cookman Avenue, JAMES J. ALLEGRO Ocean Grove, was purchased by “a lover of Ocean Grove” and Neptune City - James J. Allegro, 78, died Wednesday, July was presented to the Camp Meeting Association. Plans were to 22, 1998 at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. He was move the “carpenter’s gothic” style cottage to the vacant lot at director of code enforcement in Neptune for 20 years, retir McClintock Street and Central Avenue. ing in 1981. He was a World War 11 Army veteran, a member Beryl Louise Austin, Ocean Grove, and Bruce David Simmerok, of the Fraternal Order of Police, Church of the Ascension, Paterson, were manied in the First Baptist Church, Asbury Park. Bradley Beach, past commander of the O’Brien Major Veter The operetta, “Pirates of Penzance,” was presented in the ans of Foreign Wars Post 2639, Neptune, a life member of Young People’s Temple. Lead singers were Ralph Davison, Dick WEST GROVE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH the Asbury Park Elks 128, a member of the American Le Manley, John Davison, Bruce Telfeyan, Adelaide Benson, Joyce Corlies Avenue at Walnut Street, Neptune gion Post 346, Neptune, Davison and Lillian Keyes. and the Neptune/Ocean Scott Holderer, Neptune, was performing in a summer theater in Connecticut...Ted Polhemus, Neptune, Temple University stu Kiwanis Club. Born in dent, was bus driver and counselor for 24 high school students on ®39Dr£(!)ip ^ jFamtlp Thompsonville, Con a study trip to Mexico. necticut, he lived in Yon INFORMAL MORNING SERVICES A son was bom July 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klahre, Shark kers, New York, before ADULT AND CHILDREN’S River Hills. CHURCH SERVICES 9:30 a.m. moving to the Shore Joseph Curto, Neptune Jr. High teacher, was attending an area 51 years ago. Adult Basic Education Institute at Montclair State. Dr. Walter Jesuncosky, Pastor His wife, Irene B. Marine Pvt. 1st Class Patrick V. Carroll, Neptune City, Arniy Church 774-6748 Parsonage 776-6203 Allegro, died in 1994. Specialists William E. Hart and Richard G. McCurdy, both Ocean Surviving are two Grove, were serving in Viet Nam. daughters, Josephine V. T ^ Kresge, Ocean Grove, was attending Army ROTC sum Nicholls, Brick, and mer camp at Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania He was a law stu Irene V. Allegro, Nep dent at the University of Virginia. tune City; five grandchil 15 YEARS AGO (The TIMES, July 28, 1983) dren, Kimberly Corbo The Reverend Dr. H. Eddie Fox, Methodism’s director of evan Buckwald, Reenie gelism, was the Ocean Grove Auditorium preacher. Corbo Peternich, James Edmund L. Thompson Jr. and James Herbert were cited for \ ICA SH i for paintings, furniture, jewelry, P. and Katherine M. Nicholls, and Philip James Allegro, and 52 years each, as a volunteer fireman with Ocean Grove’s Eagle lif^litin^, vintage liaticlka^s, perfume bottles, two great-grandchildren, Kevin and Tess Buckwald. Hook & Ladder Company. The citations were read by Peter W. j* ^ figurines ornate boxes. The funeral was Saturday, July 25, from the Francioni, Stagg, company president. VC'li Bliy tiSTATES • t'REE Quote Witli Tfiis Ad Taylor and Lopez Funeral Home, Neptune. A funeral mass Hildegarde presented her musical review, “Last Night when • (732) 294-0440 was offered at the Church of the Ascension, Bradley Beach, We Were Alone,” as her Saturday night concert in the Ocean Grove and interment followed in St. Catherine’s Cemetery, Spring Auditorium. Lake Heights. Dr. William Han/ey, Neptune High School graduate on the faculty of North Carolina State University, was a member of the blue-ribbon faculty chosen for the first Governor’s School for Gifted THE WOUND CARE CENTER® High School students at Monmouth College. Patricia Florence Edwards, Ocean Grove, and Frank J. Specialists in treating: Martuscelli, Shark River Hills, were married July 2 in St. Paul’s Church, Ocean Grove. • Diabetic Foot Wounds HfccURATlVE ■■■ WOUND CARE CENTER* Ocean Grove tube race winners were: (8 & 9 year dds) Vicki • Venous Stasis Ulcers Burke (1), Glenn Stover (2) and Josh Reinhard (3); 10 year olds were Jennifer Fomarotto (1), Jennifer Brown (2) and Michael DeVito • Pressure Ulcers OF1131 M Broad0N>w10 Street,CTH COUNTY Suite 6 (3): 11 year olds were Jim Kushmerick (1) arid Kristen Ferguson • Wounds showing Shrewsbury, NJ 07702 by Biliy Graham (2); 12-14 year olds: Bryan Patton (1) and Gayle Hehn (2). no improvement 732.544.2244 DEAR DR. GRAHAM: Is there life after death? I know you believe in four weeks in it, but what evidence do you have? I am 81 years old, and I know I’m not going to live too many more years, but is death the end? — Wound Care Center* is a jJ^ C U F IA T lV E ' network member Mrs. E.H. The 18 foot Memorial Cross on the front of the Ocean DEAR MRS. E.H.: I am thankful you are asking this question, even Grove Auditorium, facing the sea, will be lighted from if you do have most of your life behind you. After all, if there is life July 31 - August 2. In memory of Dr. John D. Herr & after death, can you think of anything more important than prepar James H. Herr. By Mrs. Esther M. Herr ing for it? Ely Funeral Home Yes, there is life beyond the grave. I have been doing some research on the subject of Heaven — and one thing I have discov Highway 33, Neptune Are you looking for an early Worship Service? ered is that the h o ^ of something beyond this life is universal. Summer Theme: Down inside, we all sense there must be something more than this (1 mile west of hospital) life and this is because God has put that yearning within us. As the Tavorite Verses an^Favoritf Hymns'^ Bible says, “...He has also set eternity in the hearts of men...” (Ecclesiastes 3:11). 775-0567 By a simple prayer of faith, ask Christ to come into your life arxj cleanse you from your sins. “For God so loved the world that Funeral Preplanning St. C l cch he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life” (John 3:16). Make your commit Medicaid Planning 80 Avenue, Ocea ment to Chr^Uoda^;______“My Answer” column is brought to you by donations made to St. Handicapped Accessible 732 775-1125 D. John Ely Howard L. Ely, Mgr. Paul’s United Methodist Church, Ocean Grove. Rev IK. Root and Reverend 1 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBUC NOTICES PUBUC NOTICES • PUBUC NOTICES JOSEPH W. OXLEY the Borough of Oceanport. New By virtue of a writ of execution in NOTICE OF SALE Jersey 08625, in accordance with Ihe Rules of Civil Practice and MONMOUTH COUNTY Jersey. the above staled action to me di SHERIFF Township of Neptune Procedure. Being the same premises con rected. I shall expose for sale at County of Monmouth NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE veyed to John Angelucci and Jo- public vendue, at Hall of Records. This action has been instituted for the purpose o f' 1) foreclos- Auction sale to satisfy unpaid rent and other charges. Cwner/s may SALE Ann Angelucci, his wife, from 1 East Main Street (2nd Floor - irig a mortgage dated August 15, 1977 made by JOHN COOK and redeem goods by paying rent and other charges any time before the SUPERIOR COURT Kleiner Bros, Construction Co., Freeholders Meeting Room), m the LEONA 1. C(X)K as mortgagors to J.l KISLAK MORTGAGE COR OF NEW JERSEY Inc. by Deed dated August 25. Borough of Freehold, County of sale. Rented in the name of - unit no, - and contents - that will be PORATION recorded on 08/19/77, in Book 3245 of Mortgages for MONMOUTH COUNTY 1982 and recorded in the Mon Monmouth, New Jersey, on Mon sold as a lot for the following: M ONMOUTH County, Page 0115, et seq. The said Mortgage was CHANCERY DIVISION mouth County Clerk's Office on day, the 24th Day of August, 1998 Name Unit # Contents assigned by J.E. KISLAK MORTGAGE SERVICE CORPORATION Docket No. F-4964-93 August 27, 1982 in Deed Book at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailing time. Cyndi Aragona 448 Dressers, Clothing, Mattress, by Assignment dated 09/12/77 and recorded on 02/15/78 in the O f CH-755276 4368, at Page 997. The property to be sold is located Box Spring fice of the Monmouth County C)lert(/Regisler in Assignment Bixik Shadow Lawn Savings Bank, TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: in the Township of Neptune, in the Leighton Coletield 560 Table, Chairs, Boxes, Tools 0341, page 0444 et seq. Said Mortgage was re-assigned by J.l SLA, Plaintiff vs: 20% of the bid amount at the time County of Monmouth, State of Patricia Crawlord 552 Clothing, Luggage, Plant Stand KISLAK MORTGAGE SERVICE CORP(JRATION, to LEADER FED Antonio Vargas and Elvia Vargas, of sale. Balance due in 30 days. New Jersey. Richard Downs 463 Coolers, Vacuum, Dresser, Box ERAL BANK FOR SAVINGS, by Assignment dated April 1, 1993 ■ his wife. Defendants Cash or certified check only. Commonly known as: 1303-1303 Spring, Lamps and recorded on 09/28/93 in the Office of the Monmouth County By virtue of a writ of execution in The approximate amount of the 1/2 8th Avenue, Neptune, New Leroy 0 . Harris 838 Wheelbarrow, Tools, Dnims, the above stated action to me di Clerk/Register in Assignment Brxik 0644, page 0569 et seq. UNION judgment. Commission and costs Jersey. Cooler PLANTERS BANK. N.A., plaintiff herein, is successor in interest to ' rected, I shall expose for sale at to be satisfied by sale is the sum Tax Lot No. 187.01 in Block No. Roberto Irizarry 566 Rubbermaid Totes. Bags, LEADER FEDERAL BANK FOR SAVINGS. IS the holder of the public vendue, at Hall of Records, of $437,662.97. Additionally, all 203 on the Tax Map of the Town 1 East Main Street (2nd Floor - Dollhouse Mortgage, and (2) to recover possession of, and concerns premises sales are subject to Advertising ship of Neptune. Theresa King 246 Cribs, Mattress, Toys, Boxes, Freeholders Meeting Room), in the fees, to be paid by the successful commonly known as 120 OXONIA AVENUE, NEPTUNE, NEW JER A rectangular parcel having di Bags Borough of Freehoid, County of bidder. mensions of 40 feet by 100 feet SEY 07753. Leon McMillon 841 Toys, Clothing, Boxes, Shelf Monmouth, New Jersey, on Mon The Sheriff hereby reserves the located in the northeriy line of 8th It you cannot afford an attorney, you may communicate with Johari A. Reevey day, the 3rd Day of August. 1990 right to adjourn this sale without Avenue 40.60 feet westerly from 153 Mattress, Box Spring, Chairs, the Legal Services Office of the County of Venue by calling (732) ' at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailing time. further notice by publication. its intersection with the westeriy Microwave 866-0020 or the legal services office of the county of your residence ' The property to be sold is located JOSEPH W. OXLEY, Sheriff line of Ridge Avenue. Kathleen Rogers 715 Chairs, Bedframe, Wicker Furni if you reside in New Jersey. It you are unable to obtain an attorney, , in the Township of Neptune, in the Dated: July 23, 30, August 6, 13, TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: ture, Rocker you may call or communicate with the Lawyer Referral Service of ; County of Monmouth, State of 1998 20% of the bid amount at the time Francisca Clarissa the County of Venue at (732) 431-5544. or at the Lawyer Referral New Jersey. Jahos, Broege & Shaheen, Attor of sale. Balance due in 30 days. Samuel 650 Dressers. Fishing Pole. Bird Service of the County of your residence if you reside in New Jersey. ' Commonly known as: 1323 neys Cash or certified check only. cage, Chairs, Keyboaid If there is none, contact the Lawyer Referral Service of an adjacent ■ Munroe Avenue, Neptune, New V. David Shaheen, for the firm The approximate amount of the Ricardo Shoates 374 Refrigerator, Computer Cabinet, county. Jersey 07753. (732) 747-4411 judgment. Commission and costs TV, Stereo, Speakers YOU, GERALD GROVER are made jaarty defendant to this ‘ TaxLotNo. 18,01 inBlockNo. 184. 723/813 119.68 to be satisfied by sale is the sum Anna Smith 457 Washer, Dryer, Car Battery, foreclosure action because you hold a judgment/lien/mortgage which Dimensions of Lot: (Approxi JOSEPH W. OXLEY of $88,087.41. Additionally, all Movie Projector may be against Ihe owner/mortgagors and for any right, title and mately) 150,00 feet wide by 35.00 MONMOUTH COUNTY sales are subject to Advertising Jay Spadaro 431 Arrows, Fish Tank, Bike Helmet, feet long. interest you may have in, to or against the subject property. Upon SHERIFF fees, to be paid by the successful Computer Disk Drive Nearest Cross Street: Situated on request, a copy of the Complaint and Amendment to Complaint, if NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE bidder. Warren Sweet the northerly side of Munroe Av 518 Mattress, Refrigerator, Chairs, any, will be supplied to you for particularity. SALE The Sheriff hereby reserves the File Cabinet, Sewing Machine enue, 546.00 feet from the west SUPERIOR COURT right to adjourn this sale without Dated: July 24, 1998 Frank Timpani, Jr. 333 Records, File Cabinet, Kitchen erly side of Ridge Avenue. OF NEW JERSEY further notice by publication. DONALD F. PHELAN TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: MONMOUTH COUNTY JOSEPH W. OXLEY, Sheriff Chairs. Dolly, Hand Tools Clerk of the Superior Court of New Jersey 20% of the bid amount at the time Jennifer M. CHANCERY DIVISION Dated: July 30, August 6, 13, 20, INVITATION TO BID of sale. Balance due in 30 days. Docket No. F-879-96 1998 Washington 533 Toys, Crib, High Chair, Mop, Cash or certified check only. Bucket, Rug, Ironing Board Borough of Avon-By-The-Sea CH-755302 Sinn, Fitzsimmons, Cantoli, West County of Monmouth The approximate amount of the The Prudential Home Mortgage & Pardes, Attorneys Sale date, August 18,1998 at 10:(X) a.m. at Pyramid Self Storage, judgment. Commission and costs Company, Inc., Plaintiff vs; Steven A, Pardes, for the firm 1515 Washington Avenue, Neptune, New Jersey 07753 NOTICE TO BIDDERS is hereby given that proposals are invited to be satisfied by saie is the sum Korah Leslie, et al. Defendants (908) 892-1000 (732) 775-4747 and will be received as set forth herein of $33,956.01. Additionally, all By virtue of a writ of execution in Reference #097488P 723/730 30.60 OWNER: BOROUGH OF AVON BY THE SEA, MONMOUTH sales are subject to Advertising the above stated action to me di 730/820 89.76 NOTICE OF PROPERTY SALE COUNTY, NEW JERSEY. fees, to be paid by the successful rected, I shall expose for sale at JOSEPH W. OXLEY Township of Neptune TITLE OF WORK: THREE WHEEL MECHANICAL STREET bidder. public vendue, at Hall of Records, MONMOUTH COUNTY County of Monmouth SWEEPER. The Sheriff hereby reserves the 1 East Main Street (2nd Floor - SHERIFF NOTICE is hereby given that on Thursday, August 6, 1998, at LOCATION OF WORK; BOROUGH OF AVON BY THE SEA. right to adjourn this sale without Freeholders Meeting Room), in the NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE 3:00 P.M. in the Township Committee Meeting Room, Neptune Mu GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF WORK: SUPPLY TO THE BOR further notice by publication. Borough of Freehold, County of SALE nicipal Complex, 25 Neptune Boulevard, Neptune, the Township of OUGH OF AVON BY THE SEA A THREE WHEEL SWEEPER JOSEPH W. OXLEY, Sheriff Monmouth, New Jersey, on Mon SUPERIOR COURT Neptune, County of Monmouth, will offer at public sale, to the high EQUAL TO JOHNSTON MODEL J30(X). Dated: Juiy 9, 16, 23, 30,1998 day, the 17th Day of August, 1998 OF NEW JERSEY est bidder, at a minimum sale price of $5(X),000.00,the title and in ADDRESS FOR RECEIVING BIOS: Shapiro & Kreisman, Attorneys at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailing lime. MONMOUTH COUNTY BOROUGH OF AVON BY THE SEA Jeffrey A. Grabowski, Managing terest of the said Township of Neptune, in and to the following de The property to be sold is located CHANCERY DIVISION MUNICIPAL BUILDING Agent, for the firm scribed lands and premises: in the Township of Neptune, in the Docket No. F-5219-97 301 MAIN STREET (609) 810-1700 All that certain plot, piece or parcel of ground designated as Block County of Monmouth, State of CH-755327 AVON, NEW JERSEY 07717-0008 79/730 84.32 New Jersey. 355, Lot 1BK and Block 375, Lot 1BK, and more fully described in TMS Mortgage, Inc., Plaintiff vs: ENGINEER'S NAME AND ADDRESS: JOSEPH W. OXLEY Commonly known as: 1116 Susan Bognar, et al, Defendants accordance with the tax map of the Township of Neptune (available JAMES A. DOLAN & ALDWOOD ASSOCIATES MONMOUTH COUNTY Fordham Road, Neptune, New By virtue of a writ of execution in at the Municipal Clerk's Office for inspection) will be sold exclusive 504 ALDRICH ROAD SHERIFF Jersey 07753. the above stated action to me di of the following: NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Tax Lot No. 7, 31, 31.01 in Block rected, I shall expose for sale at A. Any undersized lot or parcel adjacent to any privately owned HOWELL, NEW JERSEY 07731 SALE No. 3023. public vendue, at Hall of Records., property. (732)363-1310 SUPERIOR COURT Dimensions of Lot: (Approxi 1 East Main Street (2nd Floor - B. Prtvatety owned property located in Blcxik 355, Lot 1BK or ATTENTION: JAMES A DOLAN, P.E. OF NEW JERSEY mately) 90 feet wide by 150 feet Freeholders Meeting Room), in the Blctok 375, Lot 1 BK. A list of said jirivately owned properties is avail (732) 363-1310; (732) 502-4510 MONMOUTH COUNTY long. Borough of Freehold, County of able for public inspection in the Office of the Municipal Clerk. EXAMINATION OF CONTRACT DOCUMENTS: CHANCERY DIVISION Nearest Cross Street: Situate on Monmouth, New Jersey, on Mon The property offered for public auction will be sold on the follow Contract Documents may be examined Monday through Friday, ex Docket No. F-5313-94 the easterly line of Fordham Road, day, the 24th Day of August, 1998 ing terms and conditions: cept legal holidays, from 9:00 a.m. - 1 :00 p.m, prevailing lime, at the CH-754618 distant 100 feet from the southerly al 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailing time. 1. It shall be a pre-qualification that any potential bidder be office of the Engineer al the address set forth above. Federal Home Loan Mortgage line of Chiswick Court. The property to be sold is located required to deposit with the Township of Neptune, in the office of the OBTAINING CONTRACT DOCUMENTS; Corporation, Plaintiff vs: TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: in the Borough of Bradley Beach, Township Clerk, a certified check in the amount equal to 10% of the Contract Documents may be obtained only at the office of the Engi Roger R. Wilbert, et al. Defendants 20% of the bid amount at the time in the County of Monmouth, State minimum price, or any potential bidder failing to comply with this neer at the address and hours set forth above upon payment, per set By virtue of a writ of execution in of New Jersey. of sale. Balance due in 30 days. provision shall be determined to be ineligible to participate in the of Contract Documents, of $75.00. NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE. the above stated action to me di Cash or certified check only. Commonly known as: 212 La bidding for this purchase of this property.The balance is to be paid USE OF CONTRACT DOCUMENTS: rected, I shall expose tor sale at The approximate amount of the Reine Avenue, Bradley Beach, upon delivery of a Bargain and Sale Deed, convenants v. grantors. Contract Documents are available solely tor the purpose ot obtaining public vendue, at Hall of Records, judgment. Commission and costs New Jersey 07720. Bids on the Work and not to cooler a license or grant lor any other 1 East Main Street (2nd Floor - Tax Lot No. 40 in Block No. 37. 2. In arriving at the sale price lor this property it should be to be satisfied by sale is the sum purpose Freeholders Meeting Room), in the understood that the Township of Neptune is offering the property for of $185,796.05. Additionally, all Dimensions of Lot; (Approxi BID SECURITY: Borough of Freehold, County of sales are subject to Advertising mately) 50 feet wide by 150 feet sale in its present condition. The purchaser acknowledges bidding Bid Security is required in an amount of not less than ten percent Monmouth, New Jersey, on Mon fees, to be paid by the successful long. on the subject premises with knowledge as to the value of the land, day, the 10th Day of August, 1998 bidder. Nearest Cross Street: Situate on and not on any representations made as to character or quality of (10%) of Ihe total amount indicated in the Bid. but not in excess of at 2 o'clock, PM . prevailing time. The Sheriff hereby reserves the the northerly side of La Reine Av the land, or its title, by the Township. Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000 00) The property to be sold is located right to adjourn this sale without enue 150 feet from the easterly 3. Said lands and premises are also to be sold subject to all CONSENT OF SURETY; in the Township of Oakhurst, in the further notice by publication. side of Central Avenue. municipal, state and federal ordinances, statutes, and regulations Certificate from a Surety Company is required indicating consent to County of Monmouth, State of JOSEPH W. OXLEY, Sheriff TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: affecting the use of the said lands and premises, and subject to the be bound as surety ancl guarantor tor performance required under New Jersey. Dated: July 23, 30, August 6, 13, 20% of the bid amount at the time covenants, conditions and restrictions contained in prior deeds af the Contract Documents. Commonly known as: 4 Lloyd 1998 of sale. Balance due in 30 days. fecting said premises. SUBMISSION OF BIDS: PIscs Frank J. Martone, Attorney Cash or certified check only. 4. The purchaser shall be required at the timeof closing to pay The complete bid form and other items required shall be placed in Tax Lot No. 5D in Block No. 110. (973) 473-3000 The approximate amount of the as an additional purchase price a sum equal to the amount of tax sealed envelopes and delivered prior to bid opening to the Owner at Dimensions of Lot: (Approxi Reference #963355 judgment. Commission and costs based on the last assessed valuation from the first of fhe month next the above Address tor Receiving Bids. mately) 80.43 feet x 125 feet. 723/813 84.32 to be satisfied by sale is the sum after the date of sale until the end of the current year, (together with PUBLIC BID OPENING AND READING: Nearest Cross Street: 100 feet JOSEPH W. OXLEY of $184,816.57. Additionally, all the sewer rental for said period) and also all legal fees and costs Date: August 10, 1998 from Lake Avenue. MONMOUTH COUNTY sales are subject to Advertising Time: 8:(X) p.m. Existing Time TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: SHERIFF fees, to be paid by the successful incurred by the Township associated with the conveyance of the prop erty. Any bidder who fails to complete the purchases will forfeit to the Place: Borough of Avon By The Sea 20% of the bid amount at the time NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE bidder. Municipal Building of sale. Balance due in 30 days. The Sheriff hereby reserves the Township any deposit paid. SALE 301 Main Street Cash or certified check only. right to adjourn this sale without 5. The purchaser shall be resjxinsible for obtaining all r^uired SUPERIOR COURT Avon By The Sea, New Jersey 07717-0008 The approximate amount of the OF NEW JERSEY further notice by publication. municipal approvals and/or permits for the utilization of the said prop judgment. Commission and costs MONMOUTH COUNTY JOSEPH W. OXLEY, Sheriff erty. INSPECnON; to be satisfied by sale is the sum CHANCERY DIVISION Dated: July 30, August 6, 13, 20, 6. The description and location of said lands set forth herein DATES TO BE ESTABLISHED BY ENGINEER AND CONTRAC of $167,650.86. Additionally, all Docket No. F-3602-96 1998 are for information purposes only and perspective bidders should TOR. sales are subject to Advertising CH-754192 Zucker, Goldberg, Becker & examine the properly prior to bidding to verify this information. STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS: fees, to be paid by the successful Lumbermens Mortgage Corpora Ackerman, Attorneys 7. The Township represents title to said property is good and Bidders are required to comply with all applicable statutory require bidder. tion, a Corporation, Plaintiff vs: Sanford J, Becker, for the fimi marketable, insurable by a reputable title insurance company at its ments including the requirements of PL. 1975, C. 127 (Affirmative The Sheriff hereby reserves the Alvin Dysart, et als. Defendants (908) 233-8500 regular rates except for restrictions and easements of record. In the Action) and ot PL. 1963, C. 150 (Prevailing Wage). right to adjourn this sale without By virtue of a writ of execution in Reference #XCS34416 event the Township can not convey marketable title to said premises REJECTION OF BIDS; further notice by publication. the above stated action to me di 730/820 84.32 its sole liability shall be to return without interest all moneys paid by The right is resen/ed by the Owner to reject any or all bids or to waive JOSEPH W. OXLEY, Sheriff rected, I shall expose for sale at NOTICE the purchaser to the Township. The Buyer agrees to have a title any immaterial defect or intormality in any bid, if deemed in the best Dated: July 16, 23, 30, August 6, public vendue, at Hall of Records, Borou^ of search conducted on all the land offered tor sale by a reputable title interest of the Owner. 1998 1 East Main Street (2nd Floor - Avon-By-me-Sea insurance company, authorized to do business in the State of New BY ORDER OF THE BOROUGH OF AVON BY THE SEA, MON William M.E. Powers, Jr., Attorney Freeholders Meeting Room), in the County of Monmouth Jersey, within 30 days of the sale. Objections to marketability of title MOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEY. Sarah E. Powers, for the firm Borough of Freehold, County of Notice is hereby given that the fol ATTEST: (609) 654-5131 must be made in writing to the Township at least 60 days prior to Monmouth, New Jersey, on Mon lowing entitled ordinance was in WILLIAM J. HAUSELT, Mayor 716/86 80.24 closing or any such objections shall be deemed waived. day, the 24th Day of August, 1998 troduced and passed on first read TIMOTHY GALLAGHER, JOSEPH W. OXLEY 8. The Township agrees to vacate streets as listed in Exhibit at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailing time. ing at a meeting of the Board of Borough Clerk, Business Administrator MONMOUTH COUNTY The property to be soid is located B, and available for public inspection in the Office of the Municipal Commissioners of the Borough of 730 50,32 SHERIFF in the Township of Neptune, in the Avon-By-The-^a held on July 13, Clerk, after receipt of a title report of the premises. The Township NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE County of Monmouth, State of 1998 and was passed on final read reserves the right not to vacate any portion of a street in Exhibit B if SALE New Jersey. ing after a hearing at a meeting of it were to landlock any private property. The vacation of streets will SUPERIOR COURT Commonly known as: 17 Spray said Board held on July 27, 1998. be completed by the Township before closing of title on the premises. OF NEW JERSEY Boulevard, Neptune, New Jersey Timothy M. Gallagher, 9. The Township Committee reserves the following rights with ... Continued from page 1 MONMOUTH COUNTY 07753. Borough Clerk regard to thiS“sale: Avon Meeting CHANCERY DIVISION Tax Lot No. 14 in Block No. 10009. ORDINANCE NO. 16-1998 A. To adjourn the sale in whole or in part at the time of occur within this time period, the bidder will forfeit Docket No. F-5666-96 Dimensions of Lot: (Approxi “AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND sale for not more than one week without readvertising the sale. the $25,000 certified check, Mr. Dioguardi said. A CH-754342 mately) 100 feet wide by 100 feet THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH B. To reject any and all bids received. Mark A. Levy, Plaintiff vs: long. OF AVON-BY-THE-SEA, CHAP C. To v/aive such conditions of this sale as are deemed detailed package will be available within 1-2 weeks John Angelucci a/k/a John Nearest Cross Street: Situate on TER 113, LAND DEVELOPMENT," in the best interest of the Township. /Vigelucci, Jr. & Jo-Ann Angelucci, the northeriy side of Spray Boule at Borough Hall. Jerry Hauselt, Mayor 10. Closing on the subject premises shall take place no later his wife, Defendants vard, 100 feet from the westerly 730 8.16 than 90 days from the date the lots are sold to the highest bidder. In other business. Mayor Jerry Hauselt com By virtue of a writ of execution in side of Coral Way. NOTICE the above stated actioh to me di TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 11. The deed shall be conveyed subject to all of the conditions mented, “There has been a great deal of concern Township of Neptune herein above set forth. In the event of a violation of all or any of the rected, I shall expose for sale at 20% of the bid amount at the time County of Monmouth and confusion regarding the availability of funding public vendue, at Hall of Records, conditions set forth in paragraphs 1,2,4, and 5 hereof, the convey of sale. Balance due in 30 days. NOTICE is hereby given that 1 East Main Street (2nd Floor - Cash or certified check only. ance shall become null and void, the purchaser is to forfeit all right for the sand replenishment project.” According to the regularly scheduled regular Freeholders Meeting Room), in the The approximate amount of the or title to said property and all interest therein, which shall revert, Congressman Pallone, who has worked closely with Borough of Freehold, County of judgment, (Commission and costs meeting of the Neptune Town without notice, to the seller herein. Monmouth, New Jersey, on Mon to be satisfied by sale is Ihe sum ship Committee scheduled for In the event of such violations, seller shall have the right of imme the Neptune Township Committee and the Ocean day, the 17th Day of August, 2998 of $83,372.91. Additionally, all Monday, August 3,1998, at 7:00 diate re-entry upon the said premises. Grove Camp Meeting Association, the various le at 2 o'clock, PM . prevailing time. sales are subject to Advertising P.M., will be rescheduled to be 12. The sale of this property is subject to confirmation by the Premises in the Borough of fees, to be paid by the successful gin at 5:30 P.M. on the same Township Committee who may reject all bids. gal documents have been completed, the funding Oceanport, County of Monmouth bidder. date. The purpose of the earlier 13. The sale of this property will be subject to a restriction in is in place, and a spring 1999 startup appears to be and State of New Jersey: The Sheriff hereby reserves the start time is to allow the Town the deed of conveyance prohibiting any residential development on Beginning at a point in Ihe south right to adjourn this sale without ship Committee to enter into Ex the property. Said deed restriction will give the Township to right of on target. It is anticipated that bids will be awarded erly line of Hiawatha Avenue, said further notice by publication. ecutive Session for discussion of re-entry to the property, as well as to entitle the Township to a rever point being distant 600.(X) feet JOSEPH W. OXLEY, Sheriff by February 1999 with an April/May sand pumping a personnel matter. The regular sion of ownership if said deed restriction is violated by the future westerly from the intersection Dated: July 30, August 6,13, 20, business portion of the meeting owner of the property. startup date. formed by said southerly line of 1998 will start no earlier than 7:00 P.M. Hiawatha Avenue with the west Zucker, Goldberg, Becker & Dated: June 15, 1998 Mr. Hauselt told the crowd that the Borough of The meeting will be held in the Richard J. Cuttrell, Municipal Clerk erly line of Portaupeck Avenue, Ackerman, Attorneys Township Meeting Room, Nep Avon, for the fifth year, had this afternoon hosted and running thence: Shari Seffer, for the firm 6/25, 7/9, 7/23, 7/30 269.28 tune Municipal Complex, 25 the Mid-Atlantic junior lifeguard championship, un 1. South 23 degrees 30 minutes (908) 233-8500 Neptune Boulevard, Neptune, west a distance of 100.00 feet to Reference #XCM33170 NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS New Jersey. der the management of Timothy Gallagher. The a point; thence 730/820 85.68 (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: event drew six hundred kids, from Maryland to New 2. North 66 degrees 30 minutes JOSEPH W. OXLEY The above revisions are given GERALD GROVER in accordance with the require west a distance of 100.00 feet to MONMOUTH CX3UNTY YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND REQUIRED to serve York, with a sizable delegation from the Shore area ments of R.S. 10:4-18. a point; thence SHERIFF upon FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, plaintiff’s attorneys, whose - including 120 from Avon. The Mayor read a plaque 3. North 23 degrees 30 minutes NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Dated: July 30,1998 address is 7 Century Drive, Suite 201, Parsippany, New Jersey 07054, Richard J. Cuttrell east a distance of 100.00 feet to a SALE telephone number (973) 538-4700, an Answer to the Complaint and of appreciation which he had accepted on behalf of Municipal Clerk point in the southerly line of SUPERIOR COURT Amendment(s) to Complaint, if any, filed in a civil arrtion, in which OF NEW JERSEY 730 9.86 the Borough of Avon from Long Beach, New York, Hiawatha Avenue; thence UNION PLANTERS BANK, N.A. is Plaintiff and JOHN COOK, et 4. South 66 d ^ rees 30 minutes MONMOUTH COUNTY are defendants, pending in the Superior Court of New Jersey, whose children had participated in the tournament. east along said southerly line of CHANCERY DIVISION al., Hiawatha Avenue a distance of Docket No. F-16743-97 Chancery Division, MONM OUTH Ojunty and bearing Docket No. F- Five bids for road repairs to Garfield Avenue be 100.00 feet to the point and place CH-755325 4594-98 within thirty-five (35) days after July 30, 1998 exclusive of tween Second and Third Avenues were opened and of Beginning. Ocean Federal Savings Bank f/k/ Editorial such date. If you fail to do so. Judgment by Default may be rendered Also known as 90 Hiawatha Av a Ocean Federal Savings & Loan Deadline is against you tor the relief demanded in the Complaint. You shall file read by Commissioner Dioguardi. The bids will be enue, Oceanport, New Jersey, aJ Association. 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