Jim Thorpe Remerttbered “On the Banks of the Old Raritan”

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vol. xcvii m . ie NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE; NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, APRIL 20,1972 Jim Thorpe Remerttbered Snyder-Van Dyke “On the Banks of the Old Raritan” New Jersey Scholarship Grants Troth Aimounced For Forty-Two Area Students NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Snyder, bf New­ TRENTON - Twenty-one students William S. King, 41 Bidgc Placc; town! Square,; Pa., ahnbvmcse the en­ in Neptune, nine from Neptune City, Betty L. and Richard F. Matson, 74 gagement. of tbefe daughter,- Miss /iv:: from Ocean Grove and seven from Laird Ave.; Marcclla Strigus,. 111 Nancy. Jane Snyder, to': Mr. •; Slea Woodland Ave., and John C. Wesley', m "■ 4 IIS Bradley Beach were among’ the 5,000 Thoropsoa Van Dyjie, son of Mr. and m m 70 Lincoln Ave., all of Neptune City. Mrs. Paisl Clothier Van Dyke of Rad­ i." , New Jersey h ig h . school seniors and nor, Pa. ,!.: ■ ■ college freshmen who qualified for Neptune grantees arc Amos C. Bames, 202 Atkins Ave.; Annette st3te scholarship awards. Binet, 813 Wakefield Rd.; Patricia A. They are Joanne S. Gondek, 89 Bunting, 14 Valley Drive; Clifford R. Franklin Ave,; Robert S. McEwan, 140 Chapman, 710 Fletcher Dr.; Frederic Webb Ave.j Louisann Murphy, 136 Denbigh, 36 Pincwood Dr.; Janicc Mt. Tabor Way; Susan L. Twidle, 88 Edmonds, 30 Ridge Ave.; Sherisa Ed­ t i i i i Mt. Zion Way, and Linda A. Zayas, h RT* wards, 30 Ridge Apt. 57; Norman 108 Mt. Carmel Way, all of Ocean Epting, 811 Ruth Drive; Carol J. m m ' ,\i Grove. '■ . • Hancock, 708 Green Grove Rd.; Geof­ jEileen M. Aldino, 319 Fifth Ave.; frey L. Irons, 26 Maplccrest Dr.; Karen Karen G. Bouton, 1102 Madison Ave.; L, Kircher, 111 T he Plaza; Thomas R. Gary E. Detore, 301 M ain St.; Anna Knapp, 209 Elm Dr.; Kathleen G. Leh­ GRINNING WITH DtlLIGHT that girls will strut on the Rutgers M. Lee, 104 Brinley Ave.; Eleanor Y. University campus this-Fall are Jantes G. Haridford (left), president mann, 2609 Cotlics Ave.; Jennie Luna, of the Rutgers Alumdi Club of Monmouth County, and Dr. Edward Mohead, 600 Fifth Ave.; John G. Pet- I I 18 Fordham Rd.-, Joy A. Matthews, Bloustein, president of thc. University. Dr. Bloustein told the county illo, 411 Newark' Ave., and William 18 Hemlock Dr.; William E. Rochelle, Miss Nancy Jean Snyder club that.coed academics will begin there in September. Mr. Hand- M. Schatzow, 201 Lake Terrace, all of 103 Elm Dr.; Judy Smith, 1516 Mon­ fortjf, owner of the Ocfean Grove N ursing Home, is also president of Miss Snyder is > graduate of Marple- the Ocean Grave Business Men, Inc. Straying from his “women’s lib” Bradley. Beach.:' roe Ave.; Phyllis S. Sylvester, 315 Newt0wi^;£ligh School and is a mem­ topic. Dr. Bloustein ventured into thc athletic field. Saying he will Josephine.A. Baiario; 26 Myron'Ave., Stokes Ave.; Linda E. Tlwmas, 1911 ber of th'ej'ilass of 1973 at the Moore assist in strengthening this phase of thc Rutgers program. Betty S. Bennett, • 52 . Bradley St.; Greenwood Ave.; Greta M. Wilson,' College of . Art in Philadelphia. James R. Branigan,-22. Oak Terrace; 5J5 Myrtle Ave. and Maxine Wide- Mr. Van Dyke is a graduate of Debbie A. Huber, .1818 . Sixth Ave.; man, 1610 Stratford Ave. Radnor High School and Eastern Col­ Township Hires lege, Sr. Davids, Pa, He is presently Antiques »iiow a teacher of mathematics and music at Lecture April 24 7 New Policemen Resolution jMrs. Arthur'Dietz Chestnut Hill Academy, Philadelphia, and organist and choir director at the Elected President" ■ OCEAN ; GROVE — The N EPTU N E TW P. _ Seven nev. NEPTUNE TWP. — A copy of m l , Messiah Lutheran Church in New­ j „ Historical Society :iof Ocean policemen were added to the the following Resolution was pic- C ljt. \V 0111311 S LIUD town Square. Grove will conduct ;a regular township force Tuesday night by scnted to Frank Smith, Worship- ______Mr. Van Dyke is the grandson of nieeting* on Mendayj-,April 24, action of the municipal committee. ful Master of Occan Grove Lodge , Mrs. Edmund L. Thompson, Broad­ at 8 . P.M. in the . Mcthodist They are: No. 238 F. & A.M., at the meet- 10OCEf.N . ~Zr f way, Ocean Grove, and the late Burt . Home aisditoriuev1.’” Stockton Robert J. Kopp, 32 Beach Ave., ing of the township committee “ « eetin£ of ^ ^m an’s Club Tuesday night: *>f Ocean Grove the foUow.ng slate Woolsey Thompson, and Mrs. Carl Ave. The program‘will feature Ocean Grove; Kerry E. Duke, 26 Van Dyke, and the late Cad Van an antique show planked by the Lake Ave.; Ocean Grove; Donald WHEREAS, Ocean Grove Lodge was elected; P ^en t, Dyke' formerly of Bradley Bcacb. Committee. A. Waddell, 20 Lakewood Road; No. 238; F.&A;M. was granted a I J?3'. ,Artth“r ’“ J™ charter by the Grand Lodge of. ^es.dent, Mrs. Robert. Woyshner; --- M ts. Patrica Pierce, an au­ Ernest S.' Napolitano, 425 Lake- thority on antiques & a mem­ wiood Road; W illiam A. Itobbins, New Jersey on April 20, 1972; and .Treasurer Mrs. Albert Miller; Workers Listed ber of the Ameriawi Apprais­ 700 Prospect Place; Eugene V WHEREAS, th e original 0ffi-iCorresP°nd,nathlete For Cancer Drive al Association will .lecture and years, Mrs. Ernest D. Sparks. Jim Thorpe, poses beside Thorpe’s Olympic trophy which he re-dls- render professional opinion Edward Green, 1600 Springwood Master and his staff on May 5, 1922; and ■ The following delegates were covered al the International Olympic Museum at Lausanne, Switzer­ on items brought t o r the meet­ Ave. OCEAN GROVE — Local Chair­ appointed to represent the Club land. The trophy, a likeness of Klnfcrj.Gtjstav;-.of Sweden presented ing for display. Members are The. appointments were announc­ WHEREAS, the said Lodge has at the 1912 Olympics, was among the matix-&ward&4&Jien from Thorpe man Mrs. Dortha W. Shaller an­ ; invited to bring tlieir antiques ed by Committeeman Herman S. been an 'integral ‘-.art of' *hei:it the New Jers£y State Pedwa* after he was charged with proressionaliani./).'};}!; r:r tion Convention in Atlantic City nounces that volunteer workers for for discussion and appraisal. Johnson, director' of public safety. Township of Neptune for the past I •Vi'■ The American Cancer Society drive on May 9-12: Mrs. Arthur H. FRtpHOLD — Aftet- a three- Oilers- \Many players of tCie era For further information, The men are wn probationary sta­ fifty years wifJi many of the citi­ this year arc Mrs. Wm. Schcte- Dietz, Mrs, Robert Woyshner, Mrs. year search through Europe, E. wore no shoulder pads, and some please telephone ' Mrs- Anne tus and will attend the State Police zens of the Township of Neptune lich, Mrs. Elizabeth. Temel, Mrs. John Sheppard and Mrs. Joseph Donald Sterner of Colts Neck has . helmets. ,. < Forrester, 775-083#. !,i. Training Center at Sea Girt. being active members; and Charlotte Sutphen, M r s. George Cetrulc. Alternates are: SSr* Er­ found "the bronze • trophy awarded OTpewa-V their- big* attraction . sw arded a one-year co.i- WHEREAS, rtJie said lodge has Ogden' ' Mrs. Ralph MocLairghliti,'. nest D Sparks, Mrs. William E. at the 1912 Olympics to his for­ with his great open field running1, tract to "iEerxmmxmity- Dog'Con­ supported many cotanamity proj­ Mrs. Lawrence Michak, Mrs. Mil­ SchlaKinan, M!rs. Frederick W- mer football team-mate, the im­ his 50 and 60 - yard average on trol, Howell Townsfcap, a t a cost ects throughout the years; and dred Davis, Miss Lucile Dunn, Auxiliary Nets' Herbst and Mrs. William T. Fol- mortal Jim Thorpe. punts, and his drop locking of 50- of ?7,000. Mayor Joseph Wardell : WHEREAS, the said : ■ Ocean Mrs. Fred Antes, Mrs. Jackie We­ Grove Lodge No. 238 F.&A.M. will ley. " . Mr. Sterner, chairman today of yard field goals.” I13D for Hospital emphasized that all dogs mast be Mr. Sterner notes t h a t in 1920 ber, Mrs. Lois Weller,’ Mrs. James licensed.; Stray canines are a, nuis­ celebrate its 50th Anniversary this A most informative talk was tho Monmouth County Planning Muraay, Mrs. Ann Forrester, Mrs. NEPTUNE — The Occan Grove m onth; given by Mrs. S. Allen Grove orf Board, played tackle on Thorpe’s Thorpe was made president of the ance to the community and will be first organized professional foot­ Carol Evans. ' Auxiliary to Jersey Shore Medical picked up, he added. THEREFORE, I, Joseph War­ Farmlngdale on the Indians of Canton Bulldogs when tihe Ohio Also, M ts. Eva Sadler, Mrs. ball league, “quite a tribute to that Center Spring Dessert Card i^r- Howard L. Ely, of the Ely Funer- den; of the Township of Neptune, Neew Jersey. Especially interest­ team was coached by Pop Warner Howard Boughy, M rs. Clara Mc­ old Sac and Fox Indian from Car­ ty was held in the fori Auditor- al Home, 316 Corlies Avenue, and do hereby proclaim April 20, 1972, ing were the great number of au­ to 1917 national professional cham­ Leod,'Mrs. LeRoy Ward, Miss Ann thentic artificats used by the Len- lisle." ium on Saturday - afterabon, nsal- William H. Myers, 505 Lakewood as the appropriate occasion for the pionship. O’Reilly, Mrs.' K e n n e th Del- Today, Pote Calac is tie only izing about |138 towasd the hos­ Road, were named to vacant seats citizens of the Township of Nep­ ni-Lenape' Indians who once lived The statue, a 200-ponud bronze lett, Mrs. Richard Cuttrell, Mrs. survivor of Kie old Carlisle back­ pital project.' . ■ . fr ■ on the Shade Tree Commission. tnne to honor th e Oecan Grove in this area and displayed by Mrs. bust oiyfcing Gustav V of Sweden, Richard Brace, Mrs. Douglas Lees, Grove. field, and Mr. Sterner says, “the Mrs. Ann Root welcomed every­ The committee accepted lihe low Lodge No. 238' F.&AjM. on th e ir •was d}w»vcred by Mar. Sterner in Mrs. Harvey Downing, Miss Betty last time I saw him at the Hall of one and introduced Mm , .M artin 975,103 bid of Miinco Oonstruciion 50th Anniversary. Members were reminded that the old, now - closed International Sue Ward, Mrs. S.. Schibell, Miss Fame, he was still with the Canton, P; Barry, Spring Lake, president Co., Matawan, for the Springdale April 18, 1972 tickets are now available from Olympic Museum at Lausanne, Esther Oliver, Mrs. Wade. Ohio, fire department.” of the A m es' F . AfclcaraME. Feder­ Ave. -widening project. A state JOSEPH WARDELL, Miss Buermann for the Spring Switzerland. And, Mis. Donald Lippincott ------«------T ation, sind Mrs. Fred J- W aterm an, (grant of |75,000 is being used. Mayor luncheon to be held on May 18 at Mrs- Jolm Williamson Mrs. Stuart The statue, a 200-pound bronze Summerfield Concert Apr. 24 Neptune, president of the Ocean Central Uniform Co., Ocean Town­ the Homestead Restaurant. Blanchard, Mrs. Rita De Young, ■were later taken from Thorpe by Grove Auxiliary. ship, w as awarded the contract Mrs. Williams,' John Heinckin, the International Olympic Com­ NEPTUNE — Thc Summerfield Others present were: Mrs. A fo r townsfirip employees’ uniform raying Loyalty Parade May 7 MEss Sarah Tindle, Mrs. Hyde, mittee after it was revealed that P.T.A. will present its Spring DenBleyker, Mrs. Lilliai! Lone, cleaning and replacement fo r $9 - Mrs. Emma Devonshire, Sirs. Dor­ he had accepted a few dollars for Concert featuring Miss Jennings, Mrs. Dorothea Bush, Mrs. E.‘ H. 651. OCEAN TWP. — Monmouth othy Rogers, Miss Miriam Clark, For Gypsy Moth playing small-town baseball before 1st, Miss Wilson’s, (1), Mrs. Bo- Parks, Mrs. J. N, Ferrier, Mrs. The property at 1228 Eighth County Loyalty Day Parade will be Mrs. Charles Ludwig. the Olympics although baseball zan’s (2), and Miss Lloyd’s (2), Dorothy Williams,. Mrs, John Ave., owned by Sarah Becker, Will I held here Sunday, May 7 at 1:30 In 1971 thc American Cancer was not a contested Olympic sport. on Monday, April 24 at 8 P.M. Link, Arlene Keephart, Mrs. P. T- be demolished and the cost as­ NEPTUNE TWP. — AugustoiP.M. T he Parade, will begin at Society spent $46,598.27 in Mon­ JUSjfStemer is hopeful that th.e Mrs. Selma Kouich is publicity Corries, Mrs. Marjorie Morris, sessed ag-ainst(tbe owner. The pre- Silva, Chairman of the Neptune j Monmouth Road and'Corlies Ave- A m cjtyin . Olympic Committee will mouth County for such services as Township Shade Tree Commission, nue, West Allenhurst, procced to chairm an. Mre, Lillian Kerr. Mirs. Thelma misos were declared unfit for hu­ nursing care, household aids, med­ ask to borrow the statue from the ----- Hunter, Mrs. Edna Wood, Mrs. man habitation. has announced that notices are Grassmere Ave., west on Wicka- ication, cobalt therapy, leukemia International Olympic Committee Fred 3. Porter, Sirs. Anton Kasai, I gt______now being distributed to those ,pecko Drive to Sunset Avenue, Meeting on Human Relations program, Jersey Shore Medical and'display it in thi^ country. Mrs; Janet Smith, Mrs. Agnes j May Kindergarten Roundup homes in the‘areas which will be .where the reviewing stand will be Center, tumor clinic and the Mon­ Thorpe’s phenomenal athletic NEPTUNE — The Neptune Sfix, Mrs. jfctts McOann, Mrs; sprayed this year as part of tCie 'next to th e A&P at Rcute 35- mouth Medical Center tumor clin­ 1 NEPTUNE TWP — Beginning . career began in the backfield of Township Human Relations Coun­ Lillian McCarthy, Mrs. jlfaiiguer- Gypsy Moth Control Project. Mr. Drum and Bugle Corps, civic ic. They have 51 sewing units. May 2, and running through May tiic.famou3 Carlisle Indian Trade cil Will hold it’s regular meeting ite Conover, I Mrs. I^e Mann, Mrs. Silva advised that the chemical groups and organizations fiom all Dressings distributed numbered 18, on specified mornings, toym- School team of 1911 and 1912, al­ tonight (Thursday) at 8, in the Phoebe D- Bridge, Mrs. Elrie Mad SEVLV will be used and that the aver the state of New Jersey will 32,295. $1,3G4.67 w as collected ‘ship schools will hold'Kindergar­ so coached by Pop Warner. Whitesville School, Bangs Ave. sen, Miss Grace E. Sickles, Mrs. spraying is under the fl'-tspices an d 'p articip ate.' last year in Ocean Grove. ten .Rjoundup. Requirements for “I have always felt that Pop Neptune citizens interested in the Anna Kichline, Miss Anne O’Reil­ control of the Monmouth County j ® ------— # ------registration are that th e child he Warner must hav.e had some In- improvement of community rela­ ly, Mrs. Ruth Young, Mrs. Amy Shade Tree Commission, in coop- Musicale - Tea Today On Rider’s Dean’s List age 5 on or befote October 1, 1972; eration with the New Jersey.and! OCEAN GROVE — The annual ' dian blood in his veins," Mr. Ster­ tions are invited to attend. MacGruder, Mrs. fcioda Strange, a' birth certificate; diphtheria im­ ner said' recently, “since he was * - Edna 'Ferguson, Gertrude Qrt. United States Department of Ag- Musical and Tea sponsored by tho TRENTON — Two Neptune City munization certificate, and a physi­ always coming up with some new And, Bertha Carlisle, Ruth riculturc. j Music Department of The Woman’s GOP Congressional Candidate residents* are among the 568 Rider cal examination. For details, see tricks which were permitted under Thiel, Sylvia Haring, Slese Per­ Residents of the Township whoso .Club of Ocean Grove (Mrs. R. L. Collego students named to the the advertisement on page two in thAgklcs, like the hidden ball and :: FREEHOLD — William F. ry', Mrs. W . A. Young, Mrs. Helen property is not sprayed by air- Snyder, Chairman) will be held at Dean’s List for the past semester. this paper. th^Takq fair catch. He drove old Dowd, 28, has been named Repub­ Frangione, Mrs. P.. W. DeYoung, craft but who have a Gypsy Moth 2 P.M. this afternoon (Thursday) They are Jeanne Prati, 110 Bennett * ------Walter Camp crazy, rewriting tie lican candidate for Congress again Mrs. H . M. Williams, Mirs- John infestation on their property |at the club house, 89, Mt. Carmel Avenue, in the School o f Education, Reserve Parking Spaces rules every year for the Ivy this year by the GOP leadership Jacobua, Mrs. Lester Cole, ifrs. should contact tiie Neptune Public . Way. The public is invited to at- and Jack Drum, 138 Steiner Ave­ League' teams, which were the in the ’Hrird , Congressional Dis­ Gaien Goewey, Mrs Alma Clark, Work3 Department 775-8797. Nep-1 tend this program to be presented . nue, in the School of Liberal Arts OCEAN GROVE — In the play­ cream of the crop in those days. trict. Mr. Dowd, a former assist- Mrs. Florence Lee, Mrs H erbert une Township has recently pur-1 by “Men of Note”, a group of and Science. ' ground area of the Occan Grove chased a Mist-Blower machine for j young men from Red Bank Region- “Whch I played with tihe Canton ant to President Richard M. Nixon Baker, Sirs. Clinton Stackhouse, south side parking lot, a section Bulldogs in 1917, it was the same who'‘"ran -unsuccessfully against * —------Mrs Alfred ■ Jeffers, Mrs. E. T. the benefit of Township residents | al High School under the direction Rutgers Honor Students is being reserved along Inskip and this spraying by the Town-1 of Robert Spencer. Proceeds of the powerful backfield — Thorpe, |Rep,-James J. Howard in 1970, Devonshire, Mrs. Wm. Smith, Mrs.' Avenue, from the basketball court Jumping Joe Guyon and Pete (Big i practices "law in Long Branch. He Wanda Leighley, Mrs ' R?-< Taylor, ship will supplement fiat done by.Tea will benefit the Meta Thorne NEW BRUNSWICK — A total to New Jersey Ave., for medical the County Shade Tree Commis­ Bear) Calac — that ran rampant jwas chosen lifter a three-way cam- Mrs. Edward Markholm, Mrs. Waters Music Scholarship Fund, of 279 students of thc Rutgers Col­ doctors and first aiders who want _ * ' over the midwest pro teams — tiie ,paign for the nomination among Marion Madden, Mrs. Loretta sion. lege of Agriculture and Environ­ to be assured of space and Sunday * ----- Columbus Panhandlers, the Toledo f himself, Jewme U. Burke, a for- Brown, Mrs. Kaitherine Gilroy, Day Camp Opportunities mental Science are on the F a ll access. Edwin K. Williams, Ocean Maroons, th e Cleveland Indians, ‘m er;Assemblyman who now lives Mrs. H. D. Winship, Mrs. W. Bab­ Seek Used Paperbacks NEPTUNE — The New Jersey Term Dean’s List. There are two Grove business manager, said tiiat th&'Jfassillon Tigers, the R ock jn Little Silver, and Alfred N- bitt, Mrs. Wesley Decker, Ms. A. .innm.itn m , Association for Children w ith < I Neptune students — John A. the parking lot: will be graded, IstV l Independents and thc Akron J Rcadleaton HI, son of the S ta te Kackenmeister, Mrs. Irving Good­ NEPTUNE The Neptune Jun- (Leaniing Disabilities, Monnu/uih Christensen, 1203 Eighth Avenue, holes filled, before the Memorial • — — ~ ” I Senator. win and Mrs. A. L- Ward. to, High School Librarian, jirs. Section, announces that a p p lira a senior, and Richard K. Dnfctcr, Day weekend. Season rates will be Lillian Williams, has launched a tion are ncw bcing accep.ea {or last day to register for Pnm- _. ___ _ : ary Election is April 27. Neptune I L&M Diner • Restaurant, As- 501 Janet Road, a sophomore. the same as last year. Details for drive to gather used paperback summer camp worksrops. Day Municipal Complex, 25 Springdale; bury park Circle, now serving Dean’s List Student obtaining season tickets will be books through the student body. Ican,pt are p,3!lDe4 for the Free. AveJ.* open . daily 9 to 5, Wed. and | special lunches, and dinners. Our ETHEL'S STATIONERY published in The Times next week. T hera., 7 to 9 VM. —16 run the 440! relay in 44.4, a meet rec­ resident, Is an executive with ord. Sob Patterson then replaced Scott as the Fliers set a Only thing riot striking you gave the Elizabeth Strow Circle Those1 of us who have worked on ter Rebekah lodge No. 47 of indepen- Airs, i Nettie L. Angles, financial Is our old parlor clock. this worthwhile project in Ocean dent order of Odd Fellows, this place, the Girl Scouts of America. new meet record of 1:32.2 in the 880 relay. Neptune placed by publishing news items..concerningitems concerning secretary of the lodge, received a special CUBICLES Gro.ve have found that we volunteers conducted last Wednesday / night’s prize. Refreshments were served by the . second in the 480 shuttle relay and in the mile relay as they our-Fashion Show and Art. Craft disdis- tied for first with Cplohiat Only a great final lap in the mile Spring cleaning of a one-room flat, - ploy.1 We in this town are fortunatefortunate, in have received much morie good than meeting held. in: Neptune City First sodd committee, Mrs. Esther Krdstay Ocean Grove was founded, during- we have ever given. How .wonderful Aid. hall, Sylvania Avenue* Several relay by Toms River South to nip Neptune’s Sybrant Jones .Takes but" minutes and th a t’s, th a t; County Bicentennial Groups To Hear having a paper like yoursjone we can Mrs. Elizabeth Parker, Mrs. Rhoda T* the Victorian Period. It is a unique The big job of the caper, that Rev^ Wilcock recognized the value members of United Rebekah-lodge No. one of a kind comir-unity. Part of by inches kept the Pliers from an outright victory. pick up and read ‘Happy* things and Heid. Members attended the Island Is throwing- out last night's paper. share each others good fortune, of this great service and instituted its 39 Neptune'City and .Navesink lodge1 Heights April 18 Installation- cerembn- the, past will soon fce lost unless . The sprinters have given the Fliers the strength they’ve Preliminary Plans For 1976 Programs needed to post impressive dual, meet victories against Free­ v Please express vmy thinks toto. all the being in his Church. Would that other No. 79, Red Bank attended the meet? ies. at . Rosemary Rebekah lodge No; 87 we now, decide to change and, look ing. v*.-V hold, Brick and Raritan. Neptune has swept the 100 yard My friend, Moronica Mary insists that her new . water many • p^plc who participatedparticipated- • in our areas would follow suit. ‘Everything of .that toro,'. ■ . ■' 1 toward a real joint effort to re­ ASBURY PARK — Representatives taslhit a 2 run homer and batted in a total of ,5 runs. Hetzel in the First United Methodist Meth( Church, tions are just athletes received Charcoal Broiled Before Your Eyes which holds only 24 dinners.dinr Of nec- their awards, but some were single out for special mention: essity, priorities are given 1 to the elderly Mrs. Patricia Pierce of Monmouth • Take Out Service on Request Neptune who live alone and are uiunable to pro* Times $5.00 a Year County, who will discuss a;ny- old Girl’s Basketball—Yvette Fenn, Outstanding Offensive N. KALLERGES, Prop. Tel. 988-0339 . antiques which are brought to the Player; Dawn Martensen, Outstanding Defensive Player. meeting for evaluation.' Persons Seventh and Eighth Grade Wrestling — Albert Flynn, a re asked to, bring selected an­ Most Valuable Player; Joel Knickerbocker, Best Sportsman­ tiques — up. to a 1 limit of four ship; Pbug Jefferson, Most Improved. per person. Eacih person, will be Seventh and Eighth Grade Basketball — Alex Calder- iasked what they know orie, Most Valuable Player; Jerome Williams, Best Sports­ Neptune Township about tlrar antique and then Mrs- manship; Mike Peniston, Most'Improved. ' T i ; : : 1 j ’ m m Pierce will continent. We lhave one Freshman Wrestling — Jim Knickerbocker, Most Val­ m i m a m a old orange colored yase t!Jat we’ve uable Player; Kim Fellenz, Best Sportsmanship; Biart Cook, always wondered, about'. .’ t'how Most Improved; Tim Manuel, Most Pins. . about you?. , All members of the freshman basketball team received Schools The other item of interest is trophies for their undefeated season as well as their first . the announcement of . Mrs., Janet place finish in the Christmas Jubilee Tournament. . . Hunt of the Ocean Grove 'Women’s Club and Mrs. Ann Forrester of Kindergarten Roundup the1 Historical Society about the clean up week of April 24tih to May 1st; Ocean Grovers are asked Hotel Breakers & Dining. Room Requirements for Registration to give special emphasis- to clean­ where dining is an experience in the Candlelight Room to ing up their yards during this en­ the soft sounds of the Lowery Organ vironment week. Neighbors should Birth Certificate AGE: 5 on or before Oct. 1, 1972 Jielp neitiBbors. Boy Scouts and . .. HOME COOKING -- / Physical Examination* Diphtheria Immunization Cer­ Girl Sc^K are available as a pub­ ■■^Breakfast 7'30-0; Dinners 4:30-7. P.M. except Sunday. tificate— lic service. Maybe all Ocean Grov­ Sunday Dkmer 12-2 P.M. ers could spend one hour during Daily Dinners $2.60 - Sunday Dinner $3.26 Series and Boosters the week — on a sunny day — .and sweep all'the tra^h in front Please phone for reservations " 775-9526 of their sidewalk, curb and even Choice of Home Made Desserts - Vegetables Served Family Stylj fA physical examination will'ill be given, a t tim e of Reg- the middle of the street into a istration or children may be examined by their own pile and then into a can for collec­ 4 Surf Ave., Ocean Grove E vening PhJ'sican. Forms are lble at the various schools. tion. Not only will Ocean Grove bo Closed Sunday a unque Victorian, town, but it will be clean. f MEW ^ * ----- Kindergarten Round-Up Dates JERSEY Eliminate Your Plumbing and Heating Problems ... . SCHOOL DATE & TIME NATIONAL SiiSfccribe to The a Shark River Hills Tuesday, May 2 l BANK can 775-1059 9:00 A.M. Times $5.00 a Year Residential & Commercial. . . Free Bardley Park Wednesday, May 3 E stim ates - . . AH W ork Guar­ Complete Collision anteed . . . Electric Sewer 9:00 A.M. Cleaning Repair Service Whitesville Thursday, May 4 9:00 A.M., • 24 Hour Towing H. T. AYERS CO. “ l; T Ridge Avenue Middle Monday, May 9:00 A.M. a ll o t h e r s MONMOUTH Green Grove Tuesday, May 9 £ 11111 111111 ii 9:00 A.M. You can have a FREE car wash every month ftSphone 774-6635 Ocean Grove '■ Wednesday, May 10 H Elegant o f y o u r 181 S. M ain St. 9:30 A.M. for the length loan Neptnne, N. J. | DINING Summerfield Thursday, May 11 That’s right. . . finance your new or used car through New 9:00 A.M. Jersey National Bank and we'll send you a book of coupons— S at Popular Gables Wednesday, May 17 one for every month for the length of your loan. The coupons 9:00 A.M. Coupons will be honored by Howard Smith H Prices . . . f o v e . .. "v can be used as follows: L the following participating The Hardware Store | •D A IL Y Pre-Kindergarten Round-Up • 1 coupon entitles you to one free exterior car wash car wash companies: of Ocean Grove Do you really need a better reason to save?' (Monday through Friday only). 1 LUNCHEONS Gables Thursday, May 18 AUTO VALET CAR WASH—Trenton HARDWARE 9:00 A.M. • 3 coupons entitle you to deluxe car wash service Including | DINNER SPECIALTIES CAPITOL CAR WASH—'Trenton (2 locations) ■SjUNTS and OILS exterior—interior cleaning and hot wax application (includes = • Steak Margarita • Bracloula weekends). CONTE'S AUTOMATIC CAR WASH—Long Branch Large Selection Plants, Pre-Kindergarten Round-Up, May 18, Gables School, Garden SnppUes — • Boneless Breast of Chicken Parmigiana It's also nice to know you’ll be borrowing at low bank rates. FOUR SEASONS CAR WASH—Oakhurst ... Gift Items — • Chicken Cacclatora, Mushrooms is for children who will be age 4 on or before Oct. 1, = • Steaks O Chops • Ala Carte Visit the New Jersey National Bank office nearest you or » FULL LINE OF 1972. ’ JOE'S AUTO LAUNDRY—West Long B ranch. = CLOSED TUESDAYS - EXCEPT HOLIDAYS simplytell your car dealer you wantto finance through us. SHORE AUTO LAUNDRY—Allenhurst KITCHEN Birth Certificate and Immunization Record required. You might say we’re the only bank in town where you can UTENSILS I MOM’S KITCHEN. really “clean up" with a car loan.ronor expires Juno 30, 1972) KEEP IT ID LOAN ASSOCIATION. = 1129 — 5th Ave;, Neptane. Phono 7754823 The Pre-Kindergarten Program is supported by federal CLEAN 51 Main Avenne funds. Consequently priority must be given to those OCEAN GROVE, N. J. — Take Oat Orders • Freexer Size Pizza Specialities children who’qualify under the Federal Guidelines of MONMOUTH COUNTY: Asbury Park • Deal •> Freehold • Long ' -9 It "Keep It Clean” sounds llko a good Idea to you, ask ^ Phone 774-4741 IfNEPTUNE MANALAPAN; ' ASBUR^J^RKj Branch • Neptuno Township (3) • Ocean Grova • Ocoanport b button at one ol our offices. A limited supply avallabls. E.S.E.A. Title I. Ocean Township • West Long Branch • Olh'ar Offices in HUNTERDON end MERCER COUNTIES Financial Services Oflle#—Princeton, HJL OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, JERSEY THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1972 Was; form erly director o f ttue Point Mother, Daughter Tea Ocean Grove, A. D. Harvey re­ had,been receiving'rtany congrat­ Pleasant Old Guard. The Old ceived from tihe Bay Head fishery ulations by wail and otherwise, ac­ COMING Guard is growing rapidly in New a roe sturgeon 'that weighedwhen companied' by substantial remepi- Jersey- Our latest number of chap­ taken from the nets 185 lbs. The bKances. Mr. - and Mrs. Piersal! : i. ■ EVENTS' ters is 21 including recently eon-; mirgcon yielded 40 lbs of caviar, were . married April 17,J872, in This Is a paid directory ol diluted chapters in Madison and worn about $4.60 a lb. Sturgeon New York} City, by lle v ^ to h n E. even ts of non - prtflt organi­ Warotown. Membersihip overall in steaks were being sold by Mr. Har­ Oookman, - brcifher of the mte Rev, zations. Rate: 25 cents per A lfcsd :Oo6km4m, jwjbic • wias ono o f )' line. CaU ’575-0007. Now Jersey exceeds over 4000 vey. men. Sbsne chapters have .waiting Neptune, school’s baseball team th e -iilrati "tnembera . ^ tihe Ocean I APRIL 22 lists of applicants itio join. Several played rings around'tha/Atlantic Grove Association. Rummage and Bake Sale - April 22, Neptune Gardens - Shopping chapters, notably Point Pleasant Highlands mne tho previous Sat­ -Ocean :Grove*s' ta sin e ss affairs Center, Rte. S3. — 16 and Toms River have acting Wo- urday afternoon on ihe grounds in were; now; being administered by a man’s Anuxiliary groups. Bradley Beatfh. Scoro :16 to 1. MW committee. KiUcrev E.'-'BIok- Through. the kindness and cor sLester R. Weller, Sr., president; chard, B.: G. Moore, John E. An­ the, greeting coraes,from tho heart.’ sideration jof Mrs. Herbert Mc­ Russell Sehadt, vice-president; Sd- drus, E. C Stokes, bad Joseph C.' The -entire membership -will at- K enna the organization, w as pfe-. wtod C. Sweeet searatiary; Edward Jackson,.' i tend the weekly meeting of the seated the complete set it prat- Af&i financial see’y.; Jam es Twenty-eight persons were re­ Old Guard at Point Pleasamt on tically, new drums on wWich her Boyce, treasurer; >• w erej . - t i h e offi­ ceived into full memibeTslhSp a t St. Itersday,, May 4. when. prepars- latte husband performed so well at cers of tho Ocean ‘Grove tjaird of taons aw imder way ,fte> receive us. Paul's Church, Ocean Grove- They every meeting o t the Old-Guard. trade, elected when iJhe organiza­ were 0. H. Coopey, Mary D. Coo- Bus and private automobiles will Our ever , faithful Al Rutgers Subscribe to The tion was completed Jthe1 pasti Fri­ psy, Josephine MfcKean, lan ale laav-s S t. % u l's O hurdi h ot later- found a place in his teated cellar day evening. H ie ' *ve, Merritt, J&xfon M brf.. far another family bus trip to the country, possibly Long-wood gar­ dens. This is Jseemise o f tihe pop­ ularity of the two bus trips to Radis City. Four tilings come not back In th e , 176h consecutive y ear the Fifteen Years Ar Old Guard will march in proces­ The Spoken "Word sion in the annual Memorial p a y parade. For those wfho cannot walk 1957 Tlie Sped Arrow cars will be provided. The line of Time Past marei! 'starts at the Main gate O', M arch S0t3 the Old Guard The Neglected Opportunity was honored by the annual visit, of Gus Pisahsr, Vice Chairman of .the Inter-Chapter Council. Gun A beautiful large home 02 two full lots on > corner. Six bedrooms, all large, large rooms including foyer witis open staircase. This is Baying, Selling, Renting a rare opportunity. Just listed. B}~ appoint­ .Homes,. Apartments, ment only $39,500 firm. t y i Income Properties, Lots Terraced building lot facing south ter prime and Acreage; Businesses residential area. Come in, iefc ns discuss con­ struction costs. Lot $5000.00. Memberi Multiple .M sU e c S ervices VA FHA Mortgart' SpMtoSttes New, modern two bedroom bungalow. Situate SW >,oction near South parking le i Ju st Listed CJAUj ■ or WBTTE . $27,500. ..■■■ A two car garage building. Locattd right in the center of Ocean Grove. Plumbing lines have been !»id for possible conversion to dwell­ ing. $8,000.00.' m m m ' . 'atsswc'r 201 • 988-1000 Eealtors, Appmtefra, REWL tStM t • INSWUWCe • MOKTBAGES Proper^r Managers “ ESI | J 2 b V 3S* C S ootoan. Ave. 63 Main Ave., Ocean Grove 714-1058 17M 080 Asbnry,.Past,, N.J. UTilS Servtco Trttfe jjrotectloa tdace IS®- OCEAN FRONT

(Windamer) DUPLEX, North Side, plus coV “DON’T WAIT” 3 Room Apts., Plus tag« - near shopping and traxi-v- poitation - Duplex partially fur­ Tomorrow Is Today 4 Light Housekeeping Rms. nished. Cottage is furnished * Basement and heat. Phone 775-2770 or 988-3678 Price $23,000 or write ,rWitsdam«r” DUPLEX near church - rented P. 0. Box 274 naw. Tenants wsy $126 & $115. Fifty Years Ago Ocean Grove, N. J. 07756 Two separate heating plants. Price $27,000 —E. Grant Easton SINGLE FAMILY in excelent 1922 condition, near center of tows - new hot ’i?ater: ;heat •- small (From the April 28, 1922 basement. Price $19,500 (From-the April 24, 1942 Issue of The Times) Issue of The Times) HOTEL • Excellent location ok tho strip with ocean view. Own­ Dr. George W. Henson tras re- At his fish market on Olin St. ers apartment - plus • rental apartment and S i renting- rooms $39,000 * 2-famlly, large rooms, streamlined kitchen-,, automatic • 2 family house in good condi­ BUNGALOW south side -near heat, basement, finest structure. Special, $17,500. tion, heated. wokenri parking - 3. bedrooita, kit, dining rm., L-R utility • Guest House, near ocean, 2 apartments, plus renting room. Price $27,500 rooms, anto heat. Furnished, $18,500. s' Call Mr. Alhrens ater 6 P.M. Income property - 4 year round • Six-rom'-honse, oil steam heat; plus summer cottage, Ask­ — 776-8245 —1 apartments. Terrific location ing $18,500. with oesan view, new fire es- VILCTORZA I. DAVIS :ape - live’ in end have income, * Beautiful home near ocean, streamlined kitehee- aoto BroKer Redaccd to $28,900. heat, lVi baths. Asking $£5,000. • Build your own "rouse with Other properties available from $12,000 up. the features you like, vacant Sand near shoping, transporta­ .HOTELS'and BUSINESS PROPERTIES. tion- and schools - $5,000 Lai ge Enough to Serve You- — ----- RENTALS - Y. M. KUBLER, Realtor 29 OCEAN PATHWAY • OCEAN GROVE E v en in g s 774-4717 TeL 774-1142 Formerly located at 117 H ah Avenue. listings wanted and given Thinking of Selling? proper exposure. See Ralston (Ocean Grove Office, 89 Main Ave.) have buyers! FOR SALE Pecent Exceptional Listing Lovely 3 bedroom home on extra comer Sot recently Home in excellent condition. Will be sold quickly decorated, finished attic. ------Asking $32,000 Small Enough to Know You Lovely, comfortable home Six rooms, three bedrooms, with many extra desirable for small family comer features. Roomy attic, fine basement. Must be seen to be appreciated. Asking $25,000 property, lVi lots, large Building Lot SEE US for your SPRING FIX-UP Needs! living room, dining, room, Excellent location at 111 Cookman Ave., Ocean Grave. large modem kitchen, den, Income Property Nicely elevated . . . extra width. Price $5,500 Building Materials and Supplies porch, two large bedrooms, Several fine hotels and rooming houses have just modern bath; hot water oil been listed. Stop in for details. We Cut Lumber to Size • Do-It-Yourself Assistance heat, garage. Summer Rentals SINCE 1 9 1 9 New Listings 2 & 3-room apartments, plus 2 bungalows . . Come in Now is the time to list your property for sale, while they last. and summer rental. We have many prospective buyers Jennie Meyer just waiting for a home to meet their seeds. Contact THE RALSTON AGENCY us at once!. . AGENCY REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE REAL ESTATE ALVIN E. BILLS, Realtor OCEAN GROVE j NEPTONE 47 H Main Avenue Member o f SMLS 89 Main Avenue j 108 Fortaaato PL 12th & R.R. AVES.-BELMAR. N. J.-681-1900 Ocean Grove, N. J. 78 MAIN AVE. OCEAN GROVE 775-2770 I 775-8600 0K. TeL 774-3061 Dial 774-2124 For inspection caB K. Grant Easton, eves 888-3878” :v •:> - \ , , i THURSDAY, APRIL 20. 1972 - ’OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY PAGE FIVE

Nassau for Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard by littlo tho missionaries were de­ wdl over 200 people were served Ocean Grove. Veterans with wartime and a stay at. the Contemporary, at prived by every means of serving ST. PAUL’S breakfast of, doughnutsj buW, coffee foreign service arc urged * to join the Disney World, Orlando, Fla. for Jef­ the Chinese. Some had fled before and cocoa, following the Easter Sun­ OCEAN. GROVE — At the 10:45 post. Just ask any morn Mr or telephone frey with the Jobes family; 59 Broad- the Communists arrived, some were rise Service. The post, members voted A.M- morning, worship service the 988-3060. fi-- Rev. William, .J$. McClelland will ivay. ■ ' 1 ' . placed In the concentration camps. him and all his helpers sincere thanks speak on “The power of Prayer.” A treat for the eyes this spring has Finally she secured permission to for a job well. done. . e /' .' ff . . . '------— . ' leave China, and continued her Dr. Dan Yaffa, minister of . nrasic, been- the lovely flower bed in front Work in Sarawak to which many The next scheduled meeting for tile Subscribe to The Times will have “Grand; Choer” by Hail­ of thc Dcucliar home, 79 Embury Ave,, Chinese Christians had fled. She post will be May if, 7:30 P.M. at ing as his prelude and '(Cornelius with its profusion of tulips, hyacinths the post home, 52 Pitman Avenue, " 55 a Year By Mail e March" by Mendelssohn/ as his and narcissus. - . ' • has' much to tell of her experi­ Ocean Gravers ate aaked to ences.'. postlude. The Chapel^Celeate Ohoir Ocean Grove Troop, Boy During the business meeting the clean' nj> their yards during thra MEMORIAL CROSS f will sing “Blest Are tihe Pure In Scouts of America, will conduct minutes of March were read- and next environment week - April 24 OCEAN GROVE — The 18- Heart” by Willan; the Crusader- a PaperDrive this Saturday,' approved, as was tho Treasurer’s to May 1; Tho Ocean Grove Wo­ ft. Memorial C r o s s on tlri Cecilian. Choir will s i n g "H ere” April 22; Please bundle pa­ Tempo Hairdressers m en's Clab and tike Ocean Grove front o f the Ocean G Tore Contes Jesus” Traditional; and the report. Mrs. LaVance reported an­ pers and place at eurbside or on swers to letters sent to Senator Historical Society ore asking em­ Auditorium, facing th e sea; Chancel Choir will sing “O Zion 44>/2 MAIN AVE., OCEAN GROVE porches EARLY Sat. morning Oase opposing liquor served on phasis, be on cleaning up at this will be lighted the '.week 'of Haste, Thy Mission BBgh’Fulfill­ for collection. time. In Neptune Towsdbip, ■ April;22-2fll in memory of Elsie planes. '.iS- — Tele. 774-9511 — ing" arr. Vandre. Mr. aDti Mrs. V. John Lanning, Clean-«p ruiM from May 1-26. • Mr- • Adele Baker ' and Mrs. Alex­ The:m eeting wias closed with the At the 4 P. M. Vesper Service S r., 147 C la rk Avenue, arrived High Styling and Coloring a Specially Ted Bell reports for the Grove ander Coyne, sisters, by M lS8 Mizpah benediction- the Rev. John D. Merwin will back in (Sue Grqve last Thursday, j campaign tte next week, Scouts riolcn A* Baker, 26 Central The Union will meet May 12 at speak on “God Wills Wholeness.” following ah enjoyable five and • Let us shape your locks for Spring, Z , «ne available as a public service, Avenue, here. ' i St. Paul’s Churdh at .2 P.M. The Dr. Yaffa will (have “Inspiration” a half months visit in the South- Open six days a week, 8:30 p.m. Thursday eve. to 9 p.m. , -aasist in cleaning up yards. by Lemare as his prelude and Interstate Conference will be held west with their son and daughter- in the Ocean Grove Tabernacle on — lira. Rose J. Cariddo, Proprietor —• - Mr. and Sts. Donald R. . New­ ;: ; - • > 'i - ." . • *.r “Souvenir Rococco” by Lemare as in-law and’family, Mr. and Mrs. m an and so m Mark and Rtibble, formed' of ou r wonderful world, July 11-13 to which all are invited. his postlude. The Cherub Choir V. J . banning Jr., and children 118 Main Avenue, have returned especially Occam G rore and th e in­ — m will sing "I THank You” by Palm­ L arry, '’ iesiie, Colin and (born bane from spending their Eastep, teresting people .' and activities. er and Kim MHsner and Lynn ■while his grandparents were there, vacation In Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, "With ‘beat wishes to you anid all, a t Nominations At Sniydcr will sing a duet “I’ll Go Shane, now-ijust 10 weeks old. The OCEAN GROVE FLOWER Florida. 'Wbile. thlere, they were O.O. I continue to enjoy singing Now” by Peterson. regularly in our downtown First younger Lannings reside in Dallas, Hannah-Crosman Joined by their niece, Mbs Deb­ The Sunday School and Men’s and GIFT SHOPPE TJnited Mothodiat Ohurch Ohoir Texas. ' » ■!, \ . ; bie Newman of Spring Lake. .On Bible Class m eet a t 9:30 AJM-; the their trip home, they spent two and. daily after breakfast walks.” FKilathea Class at 9:45 A tt; the Saturday .local Boy Scouts will OCEAN GROVE - At the regular Just Call 988-7900 mceu'ng of Hannahdrosman Post No, enjoyable days at Disney 'World. . Miss. Linda Bauer, the daugh­ Assembly Bible Class at 2:30 P.M.; conduct a ,Paper Drive in the Potted Plants • Fresh Flowers • Funeral Designs Grove. Please bundle papers and 2233, Veterans of Foreign Wars, held Miss Ada Klink, 19 Main AveT ter of. Mr. and Mrs. Bay Bauer cf the Jet Cadets at 5 P.M. and both Fentonware Milk Gians - Music Boxes - Many Gift Item s place a t' eurbside or on porches nue, McenUy returned from a trip BWdoirfield,- has just Turned Junior and Senior U.M.Y.F.’3 will on April 13, the following officers — Weekend Special — early! to Sierra Vosta, .Arizona, wliere ^ . after spending the Easter meet for practice for the April 80 were nominated for 1972-1973: com­ MIXED FLOWER BOUQUET _____ § 1 .5 0 ftfciAe visited h er sister, Maafke. iVacatlotlPort Charlotte, Fla., service. mander, Donald N. Minion; senior Loft Breakup Reg. $1.50 now $1.39 ^M aaike’a husband, Hoy, 5s s t^ o n - ^ tfaS her friend, Miss Donna vice commander, W . Homer Wilson; 44 MAIN AVE. • OCEAN GROVE junior vice commander, William F. ed at Port Huachuca, Arizona. Mr. Field. Linda flew down and back. W.C.T.U. Hears Ted Trouwborst, proprietor Night Phone 774-3084 Mt. Hermon Way, was with the party. Pferdeort; quartermaster, Richard M. and Mrs. Cornells Klink, who She is the granddaughter of Mr. Hours 9-5:30 p.m. 6 days a week and M rs. N . WhiWhdaxi of Yard- They flew to Disney World, where Spiritual Leaders Borden; chaplain, the Reverend John recently sold their hotel, The An- they. spent four days, suying at the eterdam, are proud to announce ley, Pa., formerly of Ocean Grove D. Merwin; assistant chaplain, the Rev­ and Mr. and Mrs- Robert Irwin, Cbnternpo World, and seeing many OCEAN GBOVE — Tlie Ocean erend Clarence Kresge; judge advocate, OPEN ALL TEAS that they will be grandparents in TV and movie stars, and chatting with 82 Webb Ave., and the grandniece Grove Willard Union of the W. C. Willard Y. Strange; surgeon, William The DEANS 85 Embury Ave., Ocean Grrra August. Ada enjoyed a trip to Mickey Rooney. From there they flew of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Doty of T. U., held' m Bprworth Manor T. Folley; trustees, Past Commanders 775-4076 Breakfast Served 8 to 10 Nogales, Mexico, and Old Tucson, to Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and spent two (be famous Movie location. the Arlington Court Apts., While April 14 was opened' by Mre. Jes­ Henry W . Pike and Charles Lambert; there the girls visited the Circus weeks with glorious,weather, tempera­ sie. LaVance, president, with an. delegates to the County Council, Don­ “A HOME FOR ALL SEASONS’' /H ere Will be a business meet­ Year-Round Residential Hotel Hall of Fame in Sarasota and ture reading 85 degrees the day they appropriate poem: ald N. Minion, W. Homer Wilson and ing of the Aasemfbly Bible Class . ^ „ Welcoming Dally, Weekly and Season­ spent two days at Disney World. departed!. o f S k Paul’s Methodist Churdh to­ “No service in itself is small , William F. Pferdeort. . al Guests. Apartments, efficiencies, rooms w/WO light housekeep­ None greaft though earth it fills; ing, private faculties. Hosplt le atmosphere. Free refreshments morrow (Friday) afternoon at 2 Mrs. A. P. Flay, 87 Anbury AVe., A reminder to all Ocean Grove Busi­ Election and installation will take But that is small that seeks its place at the discretion of the incoming in homelike TV lounge and lobby. Special winter & Group • Rate* p-m. In the Conference Boom. All has returned home from a stay of nessmen - make your reservation for die for Outings, Reunions, Retreats, Graduations, etc. Reserve early 1 .^membersm em t are urged to attend, as_ five months in Concord, Calif;, luncheon meeting next Thursday noon own. Commander, at which. time he will 20 SURF AVE., OCEAN GRoVe, TeL (201) 778-9724. ^ ' t t ? or Maty Hairjes - 774-2540 ? no. later historian and adjutant, plus all neces­ Day's Rpsfrnrmt, The last ses- ,slani^ of c>ahtt» Maui, Kaui, and than Tuesday, April 25. M rs.Albertha JJawkes, well sary committees. Classified Advertisements known spiritual leader, was intro­ Past Commander Howard Smith, Advertisement for theae columns should be in the office of 'The sion of the class will be held Sun- 2&wa*1- Ted Trouwborst, proprietor of the Tiroes’* NOT LATER THAN 0:00 A-M. Wednesday of each week. duced by the chairman of devo­ day, June 4. 'I Su Jewell, 17, daughter of Ocean Grove Flower & Gift Shoppe, Poppy Committee chairman, reported tions, Mrs. Hannah Newman. Mrs. 44 Main Avenue, is featuring specials that the poppies are on hand and the Myrtle and Boss Davis, proprie- ° cean Grore P ^ ician. and Hawkes used as her scripture, CLASSIFIED AD RATES • Telephone 775-0007 this weekend oh Mixed Flowers Bou­ date for the drive will be announced 25 words or less, If paid ln caah at time of Insertion ...... ; ..... $1,15 t o n o f tihe C entral Avenue House, ? (TOBr each, shorter pe­ Jental ruga, tapertrle*, Tiffany glam numbered 32 at the barbeque. Ocean Grove. T he speaker will be riods available. Write Box 7720, c-o 67 Broadway, and son Donald and tunc Town^p D ep^ of Pohce Morning Over H ere.” In memory •terling allver, Jewelry. Chlno*e lo t Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Blanchard and Mr.' Benjamin Douglas of Ocean Times Office, Ocean Grove, or phone etc FRIEDMAN GALLERIES. lS daughters Bomrie and Michele, re- am* Walter G^^crt, 135 Coob o f member, Miss Bath L ancaster, 201-776-8255. —13 tf son Jeffrey, 96 M t Hermon Way, have Grove. Mr. Douglas is a school teacher ^ ’ Ocean Grove. 774-3143 eve*. tam ed bome Wednesday following man Avenue, the girls flymg down. returned from a two weeks vacation lately deceased. Members stood for BOOMS FOB BENT m. ■ r i ■ fc ItMr. M ■__1and ^ Mrs.t TLarrison A —* — i traveled ■ ,1 ■ i ft! ...1 ' to the a and a- long time authority on this sub­ a two-week vacation trip by air in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. The trip includ­ a minute of silence in her mem- OCEAN GROVE — Overlooks ocean a ^undture, brio* West Coast to visit her sister^ Mis. ject. The general public is urged to a^hrac, paintings, bronzes,^ end rug*. over the Blaster Holidays in North ed two days at the'. British Colonial in cry- Mrs.- Heniy t Bambo accom­ and lake. South side. Lovely furnished Carol Me Garry, who is now residing attend. room with kttchen and liv in g ro o m Miami Beach, Florida. panied on the piano by Mrs. Chee­ privileges- Private refrigerator. Month, te S T e L m S M BSUr03d AVM1 ^ in St. Petersbura Fla. Perfect weather ver sang the gospel song /‘He Past Commander Smith reported that season or year round. Reasonable, Call , Howard J. Talley, longtime 681-OUH. OMENTAL BUGS, c u t glass, old € iBunrmer resident in the Grove, and was repotted by M is. Xariison-! Washed My Eyes With Tears TUat tovdry, old doUs, paintings, tape#* M r. and Mis. George Jobes, and • FIRE ESCAPES I might See." SECOND FLOOR single, to r re tire d China, etc. Call IS l active in th e aitnnmer progxani lady. Light cooking privilege*. Center Gifford, 731-6733, or- write 4' Rtdgevtew Here, writes the lines, “ Dear children Patti, Tom and Lori, 59 • FIRE LADDERS Mrs. La Vance then ■ introduced of town- Quiet 0:30 P.M- to 7 A-M. Ave., W. Orange, N. j .07052 33-*72* Broadway, returned home Tuesday of M5ss M artha G raf of Epworth Summer Sun M t. H e rm o n W ay, O c e a n G ro v e—16* Friends, Thank you for the prompt • IRON RAILINGS OCEAN GROVE — resident desires and regular delivery of your ex­ this week, after a wonderful vacation • ORNAMENTAL IRON Manor, who has a dual dtizenship: HOUSES FOR RENT bungalow. Modern. Writ® in the South. Jeff Blanchard, the son in Switzerland where she was Box 4422, c-o Times Office, Ocean cellent family newspaper. Enjoy COLLINGWOOD PARE Is Coming! SUMMER RENTAL—modern 3-bed­ Grove. . _la It very much as it keeps mt in- of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Blanchard, 96 bom, and in. the United State3, room ranch, front. porch, side yard WELDING her adopted country..' Miss Graf enclosed. Cfot area code 201-091-331 oJSf or “troller - good? 0 condition. 3 088-8561. 16* —— M ake & R e p a ir------served 30 years in Chin£ and ten Condition Your R outes 33 & 34 MODERN furnished comfortable one- years in Sarawak. She spoke of room bungalow for lady, yearly or sea­ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Farmingdale, N, J. her work in -China.- She told most Hair son. Ocean Grove. Call 774-0823, —18 OCEAN GROVE — Income property, interesting stories of the success NOW! WANTED TO BENT well maintained. Ocean view. Contain­ T el. 681-0400 of the missionaires and ntirses who ing two apartments, two efficiencies F ifty Cents Off on All WANTED: Small hou?e or apartment and two renting rooms. Large, enclos­ through their loving ministries, at (4 to 6 rooms), moderate rent, perman­ ed front porch, full basement, oil the request of the Chinese, intro­ Conditioners ent, year-round in quiet area. Write ste a m heat. Owner’s health require* (including BonxBalsam) Box' 7740, c-o Times Office, Ocean ^ L J ^ ’500- b r e w e r & duced them to jesus Christ. Her Grove, —15-16f SMITH, REALTORS. 010 Bangs Ave., “Everything for the Table” £abufy 775-0250 or eves. tm& evangelistic work was conducted MONDAY, TUESDAY EMERGENCY ■— Responsible couple S u n ., 774-7270. —14t l Cor. Pilgrim Pathway & Olin St. Phone 774-1749 T H E in the entire Kuiten District. and WEDNESDAY and children, 18, 15, need year round house or. apt.' to rent from June . 1—* ' OCEAN GROVE S H E L L A fter the Oommunists came, under $200. a month. Jtallan, Czech de­ SERVICES B E A U T Y the work in the cities lasted for a scent. W rite Box 3111. c-o Ocean Grove Times, or caU 212 7A 4-1141. 15-18* CARPENTRY and painting, decorat­ STORE HOURS — 8 AJU. to 5:30 P-M. S A L O N time by their permission, but little ing and roofing, home repairs. Free FORMER TEACHER — employed estimate. Call night or day 681-8154. yearly, needs room with light house­ 72 M ain Ava. keeping or kitchen privilege. W r ite —20 WEEKEND SPECIALS APRIL 21 & 22 ~"j Box 2000, c-o Times Office, Ocean OceanGrov^Kl PAINTING, Paneling & property G ro v e . - — 16*maintenance. Clean, efficient w o rk GENUINE SPRING — 6Jfc LR. AVER. T61.775-4481 LARRISON “ t V n . WANTED — Four .light rooms, un­ Low rates. 776-8577. —16-17* furnished, or small cottage for yearly Highway 35 & 3rd Ave. rental, by two retired ladles (pet-cat) GARY PEARCE, painitog contractor. p y ^ g Q ^/ty.TZRD faisgVlCB walking dlst. of ocean, by Sept. Mod­ Interior - Exterior. Neat and dean. LEGS OF LAMB - - - - - 99c lb. NEPTUNE CITY erate rent. References- C . 8c H . S c h u ­ Pree estimate. 899-5850. —Utf C L O S E D W E D N E S n A JT bert, 63 Hundson St., Little Falls, N X 774-5352 07424. —15* DEPENDABLE EXPERT painting, ALL BRANDS carpentry, block ceilings and paneling, Residence 05 Broadway WANTED—Woman wishes furnished iTiirty years ln business. No Job too room and bath - light housekeeping - tmalL Arthur Mueller, 899-0943, after COTTAGE HAMS - - - - 99c lb. O cean .G rove — 774-259* all year 'round. Tele. 075-5547 even­ 5 p-m. —13-17* CLEM’S ings. > ; , ___ —M Exclusive Styling At ROOM AND BOAKD BAKERY FHODtTCTS delivered to Everyday Prices your door. Ocean Grovers call 776- MORRELL ALL MEAT — 1 LB. OF EACH Beauty Salon SENIOR CITIZENS BOOM ft BOARD 7753. Delicious cakes, bread and pas­ Nice room, three home-cooked meal* tries. —unf Shampoo & Set ___ 2.75 daily. 24-hour attention. Call 773-5011. HUNKS and SAUERKRAUT - - 99c 89 Main Avenne .- —2tf M O V IN G 8c HAULING. Clean attics; Hair Cut -______$2.50 cellars, yards. Lawn work, painting, OCEAN GROVE Lovely home on pruning. Call 775-4821. —14-17* OCEAN GROVE Permanent the lake, Private & semi-private rooms. MONTCO — 16 OZ. CANS W ave _ S5.95 to $14.95 3 tasty rrv^ii* -; quiet atmosphere. Ph. TeL 775-7161 — - ■*—2tf EFFICIENT PAINTING — Reason­ OIL BURNER SERVICE able prices. Free estimate. No Job too FRUIT DRINKS - - - 4 cans $1.00 gpedalixbig In ROOM — Three meals a day. quiet tmall. Call 449-8815. —15 Zl-Jlrs. Daily SENIOR CITIZENS atnfexsphere, personal attention. 775- 0660. —12tf MERCHANDISE FOR SALE Permanelit Waving Including Sunday 10% OFF MONTCO — 46 OZ. CANS C O L O N IA L HOTEL. — 15 Main Ave. NO APPOINTMENTS Newly redecorated single rooms, two CONTENTS of house, furniture, tasty ‘ meals. Eleveator - TV- Monthly r JUST WALK IN dishes, flatware, pots, tools, etc. Call A P R IC O T S - - - 4 cans $1.00 OCEAN GIfOVE rates, year round. TeL 775-8604. - 985-6075. . —M • Weddings A Specialty -1 6 -1 3 OCEAN GROVE—The Bellaire, near B A R G A IN — D o u b le bed. ladles, MONTCO — 29 OZ. CANS • Funeral Sprays boardwalk. Rooms, private baths. 3 bureau and gents Hl-rise. mirrors-f09. Nursing Home meals, laundry. Basement room, $115 C om e a n d g e t them. Sea Foam. 27 • Cut Flowers > Corsages monthly. Call 775-1674 between 11 Broadway, Ocean Grove. —16* SAUERKRAUT - - - 4 cans $100 63 CLA RK A V E . • TJ 5-0551 A J> t - 1 P .M . o r 5-7 P 3 L — 16* CufcaGtH* UPHOLSTEREOD GRAY love seat • Flowers for All Occasions •u u ty • Reasonable Rates HELP WANTED with matching rose armchair, mahog­ • Newly Renovated ' Ms Aesiointjmrt W mimnr any console game table and bedroom • 21-Hr. ILN. Coverage SAOCaokmai Am. i LIVE-IN housekeeper - cook. Single bench with upholstered top, figured FOOD COUPONS ACCEPTED KRUSCHKA person or married couple. Neat, con­ plastic boudoir chair. 774-11*6. —16* il •" g e n ia l. 4 A tla n tic Ave,, Ocean Grove • Diabetics — Cardiacs ( fy M N iyM i % / MISCELLANEOUS *Some*Mad” Salads & Cnstdrds • Convalescents — Post- T H E FLORIST ox call collect 609 S21-3134. -^"tf Operative — We Telegraph Flowers — (opp. Stdnbaeh) SUMMER HELP WANTED — June DELIVERIES MADE MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 1st through of September. Retail FREE — Ttiree lovely kittens avail­ & Medicaid and 783 Wayside • Neptnne experience preferred. For appHt»tlon, able for one or more persons who can TeL 7754758 776-6626 send name and address t o The Wind- give a good home. Kousebroken* Grey Medicare Approved ward Shop. 31 Boardwalk, Ocean and white, pink nse, seven weeks old. Grove. H- J. 07755. —1S-J9 Call 775-5785. ~15* PAGE SIX OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1972 elich, Esther Merwin, Mabel AUeman- Cindy Cuttrell, Eleanor and CHristma OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY PAGE SEVEN LET’S TAKE Case, Weridi Bavacqua, Bobbie Rae THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1972 Bames, JanetHendrickson, Karen | Freehold Raceway. All persons age thence. ; nortild on Union Avenue and / Bounded on the east by the center -Bangs Avenue to Staftj Highway #33; thence, west, on West Bang’s Avenue Marks, Peggy Fant, 9 ai^ De Chiara, the extended une thereof to Heck Ave* : line of Brighton Avenue: on the west thence, east on StatcT^ighwey #33 . to to Palmer Avenue and continuing on TO THE HILLS 05 and over will be admitted free. nue; thence, east on Heck Avenue to by Jumping Brook; on the north by Jumping Brook; thence, south alon. an unnnmed londway south of Knox ’. Lynn Lorrison, and Carol Pantealeo. Drummond Avenue^ thence, north on tne center line of Highland Avenue Jumping Brook to the boundary line of Boulevard to; Wayside Road; thence, - Post time for the first of 11 races Drummond Avenue to Springwood east to.Green Grove Road and.north PEGGY GOODRICH Avenue; thence,- east on Springwood the Township of Wall; thence, west north on Wayside. Road to *» twenty- is 1:3/ P.M. on. Green Grove Road to Hankins Brook along the boundary'line? of the Town*, loot roadway, commonly . known Avenue to the boundary line of -the and as extended to Wayside Road; and as 42B Prospect Avenue, City of Asbury Park; ana thence, north ship of Wall to the Hamilton-Glendola White's Lane; hence, west and north­ on tne east by- the center line of Way­ Road; thence, north, on . Ha mil ton* west on White's Lane and the north­ S h ark . Rivet Hills LEGAL NOTICES along the boundary line;of the City of side Road to Corlies Avenue, (State Glendola Road to State Highway #33. Asbury Park to Bangs Avenue, which Highway #33)i and east on the center erly boundary line of the Storyland New Grant For ' . t o w n s h i p o f n e p t u n e Is.the point or.place of beginning; and,- thence, ■ w est. on State Highway Estates Development to State Highway Telephone: 775-3270 line of Corlies Avenue. (State Highway #33 to the boundary line of the Bor­ N otice of Registry, Primary and ,. .Polling Place #33), to Brighton Avenue. #60; and, ther.iO, west on State High- . General Election Neptune First Aid Squad Horae, I ough of New Shrewsbury. way #66 to the'boundary line of th e' Neptune Library NOTICE is hereby given that April Springdale Aver • Polling Place Polling place Borough of New Shrewsbury. A you probably noticed in the 27, 1972, is the last day for persons to DISTRICT ELEVEN ..Asbury Park Golf and/Country Club, Redeemer Lutheran Church, State Polling Place register or change their voting address Beginning at Bangs Avenue on the 320 Old Corlies Avenue; Neptune, . Highway #33 and Jumping Brook Road newspapers, the Neptune Public DISTRICT FIFTEEN N ep tu n e. Green Grove Lodge, State Highway to enable them to-vote at the Primary boundary , line of the. City of Asbury #66, Neptune. NEPTUNE, - Charles E. Lang, Election. The office of the Township Park: thence, north on the bound­ Bounded on the east, by Hamilton- . DISTRICT EIGHTEEN Library Referendum to become a Glendola Road. (Gulley Road), on the DISTRICT TWENTY-ONE Chairman of the Neptune Public Li­ Clerk, Neptune Municipal Complex, 25 ary line of the City of Asbury Park : Beginning at the intersection: of Municipal Library has been post­ Springdale Avenue; Neptune, (988-5200) to the boundary line of the . Town­ south by Shark River Brook; on the West Bangs Avenue and State Highway Beginning at the intersection o f Is open Monday through Friday, from ship of Ocean: thence, west on. the west by the Borough of New Shrews­ (G reen Grove Road and West Banfa brary Bojfd of Trustees, announced to bury boundary line; and on the north . #33; thence, northwest on West Bangs poned and -when a definito date 9 AJML to 5 PJL, for tills purpose (ex- boundary ttne of the Township of Avenue to Jumping/ Brook; thence, Avenue; therice, south on Green Grove the trustees last , week Suit an addi­ cept Municipal holidays). Ocean to Grove Street; thence, south by Corlies Avenue, (State Highway Road to Hankins Brook; thence, east is set,' we’ll lert you know .-/. . # 3 3 ). north along Jumping Brook to"State tional $21,254 L.S.C.A. Grant has The District Boards of Election will bn Grove Street and the extended Highway #66; thence, east-on State along Hankins Brook and the ^ex­ April dates to remember— Girl sit at the places hereinafter designated line thereof to West Bangs Avenue; P o llin g P la c e - Highway #66 to Green Grove Road; tended line thereof to Wayside Road; Scout Cadet Troop No. 699 Rum­ been awarded the library. on Tuesday, June 6, 1972, between the thence, east on West Bangs Avenue Hamilton First Aid Home, State High­ thence.:south on Green Grove Road to thence, south on Wayside Road to hours of 7 AJVL and 8 P.M., for the and Springwood Avenue to Spring­ way #33, Neptune. Highland Avenue; thence, west on State Highway #33; thence, east ,on .. mage Bale from 9:30 A.M- at SRH Roger H. McDonough, Director of purpose of conducting a Primary Elec­ dale Avenuo; thence, north on Spring­ DISTRICT SIXTEEN Highland Avenue to State Highway State Highway. #33 to the Brighton dale Avenue to Bangs Avenue; and Flrehoiise on April 22nd also the tion for the nomination o f:, . Beginning at a point on the Route #33; and, thence, west on State High­ Avenue Jug-Handle; thence, nortb the' N . J. State Library, wrote that Electors of President and Vice-Presi­ thence, east on Bangs Avenue to the way #33. to West Bangs Avenue. along a line extended from tbt'1 48rd annual G.A.A. Sports Night these additional monies under the Tide d e n t' boundary , line of the City of Asbury #18 Freeway and the extended line of Polling - Place Brighton Avenue Jug-Handle and the A United States Senator P a rte .- Lakewood Road; thence, (1) easterly Sportsmen's Club, 640 Green Grove westerly boundary line of the de­ will be held at 7:30 P.M. Also on A Member of the House of Represen­ Foiling Place along Lakewood Road to the shore line H of the Library Services and Con­ of Shark, River; thenoe, (2) southeast­ Road, Neptun* . velopment known as Asbury Gable* -the 22nd In the Neptune Hig\h ta tiv e s ' Liberty Fire. House, Monroe Avenue, ; • DIP1*VUCT NINETEEN to West Bangs Avenue; thence, weft struction Act have been increased be­ Two Members of the Board of Chosen N e p tu n e . erly along said shore line of Shark on West Bangs Avenue to Palmer Ave­ School Gym . . . The Township’s cause of iedistribution of funds. Freeholders • DISTRICT TWELVE River and parallel with South River­ Beginning at the intersection of nue: thence, west on Palmer, Avenue . One Member of the Township Com­ Beginning at the intersection of side Drive to the easterly line of High­ West Bangs Avenue and Wayside and an’ unnamed street, west of Knoaf: FreO: Rabies Clinic will be at thc Neptune Public-Library was notified mittee (Full Term) State. Highway #33 and Springdale land Avenue, as extended; thence (3) Road; thence,, west on ‘ West Bangs Boulevard, to Wayside Road; - thence, - SRH Firehouse on Brighton Ave. 1 Also for the election of the follow­ Avenue; thence* north on Springdale westerly along Highland Avenue to Avenue to Green Road; thence, north north on Wayside Road to W est BanfK in 1969 that they would receive-$69,- ing delegates to the Republican Na­ Avenue to Springwood Avenue; thence, Forest Drive: thence, (4) southerly on Green Grove Road to the northerly Avenue: and. thence, west on We*t from 7 to 9 P.M. on April 24th. tional Convention: west-on Springwood Avenue and West along Forest Drive to South Riverside boundary line of the Storyland Es­ Bangs Avenue to Green Grove Road, 494 L.S.C.A. Grant toward the build­ Drive; thenoe, (5) southeasterly along tates Development: thence, east along 10 Dele^tes-At-Lamj Bangs Avenue to the westerly bound­ Polling Place . . . The regular monthly meeting ing of the new library at 25 Springdale 10 Altemate-D degates-at-Large ' ary line of the. .development known South Riverside Drive to a point of the northerly boundary line of the intersection with the shore line of Storyland Estates Development to a > Wesleyan Methodist Church, W«rt of the Nopitune Board of Educa­ 2 District Delegates as Asbury Gables: thence, south on Bangs; Avenue. Neptune. . Avenue, which opened on March 22, 2 Alternate District Delegates. the westerly boundary line of the Shark River; .thence, (6) westerly a- twenty-foot roadway, commonly known tion will m eet a t 8 P.M- on April 1971. W ith, the additional $21,254, Also for the ejection in each district development .known as Asbury Ga­ iong the said shore line of Shark River as. White's Lane; thence, east on DISTRICT TWENTY-TWO 26th at tlie Wihitesville School Au­ of one male and one female member bles and tiie extended line thereof to a point of intersection with the White's Lane to Wayside Road; and Beginning at the intersection of For­ the total p a n t now totals $90,748. of the Republican County Executive to State Highway #33; and, thence Route #18 Freeway; and thence, (7) thence, south on Wayside Road tc est Drive and Highland Avenue; ditorium on Bangs Aive. . . . April DR.' CHARLES TRAD, associate attending iu oral surgery at Jer­ C o m m ittee. east on State Highway #33 to Spring* along the easterly side of the Route West Bangs Avenue. thence. (1) southerly along Forest Drive Wilson Kennedy, township project Also for the election of the fol dale Avenue. . . #18 Freeway to the point or place of Poning. Place to South Riverside Drive: thence, (2) 28tih — is a double feature, with sey Shore Medical Center-Fitkin Hospital, Neptune; and chairman southeasterly along South Riverside coordinator, will get in touch with the delegates to the Democratic Natl< Polling Place b e g in n in g : Sportsmen's Club, 640 Green Grove of. the Monmouth County Oral Detection Day on April 26, gives Polling Place R oad, Neptune. . . . Drive to a point of intersection with tihe Nepturio Twp. Scholarship Convention: ' Community Room, John W. Knox the shore line of Shark River; thence, State Library' to see just how these Pam Baker, hospital clinic technician, a painless oral examination Homes, 19 Davis Avenue. Neptune. Community Baptist Church, 428 Lake­ DISTRICT TWENTY Fund Association Card Party & wood Road, Neptune. (3) southeasterly and northerly along additional "monies can be spent. ms Linda Herhison nssists. The free oral exams will be given in the 2 Alteraate^^^^Ses-at-X^irgG DISTRICT OCHIETEElf ’ Beginning at State Highway #66 and said shore line parallel with Soittn Fashion Show at 7:80 P.Ml at the five area hospitals: 1. Jersey'Shore Medical Center-Fitkin Hos­ 6 County Delegates Bounded on the east by Shark River DISTRICT SEVENTEEN the boundary line of the Borough of Riverside Drive to Highland Avenue, 3 Alternate County Delegates and Mushquaih Brook; on the south Beginning on State Highway #33 New Shrewsbury; thence, north, east as' extended; . thence, (4) westerly ' Neptune Junior High School and pital, Neptune: 2 Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch; 3- by the center , line of Lakewood Road; ty. Patterson Army Hospital at Fort Monmouth; 4. Riverview Hospital, Also for the election in each district and the boundary line of the Borough and northeast along the boundarv Unr i«long Hlghland Avenue to the point or nt .the Jumping Brook Golf and of one male member and one female on the west by the center line of Bjf of New Shrewsbury; thence, north of the Borough of New Shrewsbury place of beginning; .->H Red Bank and 5. Greater Freehold Ares Hospital, from 1 p.m. member of the Democratic County Ex­ ton Avenue; and on the north bv __ . on the boundary line of the Borouab to the boundary line of the Town­ Polling Place Country Club, the .Neptune Regu­ 5 P.M. ecutive Committee. ■ • center* line of Corlies Avenue, (State of : New Shrewsbury to State High­ ship of Ocean; thence, east along the Community Baptist Church, 428 Lake- lar Republican Club will meet nt .'SeptemSber 28, 1972, is the last day Highway #33). - way #60; thence, northeast on State boundary line of the Township of wood Road, Neptune. for persons to register or change their Polling Place Highway #68; thence, south along Ocean to Grove Street; thence, south JOSEPH BENNKTT 8 P.M.. . . . and on April 29th, voting address to enable them to vote Shark River Hills Fire House, Brigh­ Jumping Brook to West Bangs Avenue; on Grove Street and the extended Township nerlr- at the General Election. The office of. ton Avenue, Neptune. _____ thence, west and south along West line thereof to West Bangs Avenue; the Shark River Bench and. Yaoht DISTRICT FOURTEEN -14-15 1153.70 MRS. MARTHA TUTHILL, Asbury Park, enjoys Patient News­ the Township Clerk, Neptune Munici- Club will start a Cleanup Week­ NOIICE TO PERSONS DESIRING CIVILIAN Capitalism vs. Socialism: pal Complex, 25 Springdale Avenue, letter at Jersey ■ Shore Medical Center-Fitkin Hospital, Neptune, Neptune, (988-5200), is open Monday end nt the Beach on S. Riverside through Friday, rfom 9 A.M. to 5 PJM, which is published every other week by the hospital for its pa­ Dr. and from 10 a.m.' the Mon­ Result: World Tension for this purpose, (except Municipal tients. Learning about the hospital news as she looks over Mrs. h o lid a y s). mouth Council of Girl Scouts will ABSENTEE BALLOTS ••t The District Boards of Election will Tuthill’s shoulder is Mrs. Gilbert Twelves, 103 Clark Ave., Ocean sit in the places hereinafter designated present their Home Art Out-of- ‘! By Sean Fleming v "-'/"M iam i-'does.•v:\v\-■ j - Grove, unit c|prk in Booker (Extended Care) pavilion.. on Tuesday, November 7,1972, between Do ora — Down at the Convention the hours of 7 AJM. and 8 PM . for the Fronfc page headlines remind us He has had to restrain, travel purpose of -conducting a General Elec­ H all, A.P. West Grove Notes ; d - daily that we live in a world of in- from Cuba. And recently he stop- tion to vote upon the candidates for following offices: BUSINESS DIRECTORY If you are a qualified and registered voter in the State who expects to Wedding bells will ring for ternational tension. . Why? ped criticism by/poets and his oth- Electors of President and Vice-Pres­ be absent outside the State on June 6, 1972, or a qualified and registered a . Wheel A lig n m e n t /;; Differences in political form a-/ er intellectual supporters, id e n t ; RAPID REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUSES Jimmy Walker and Patty Pardue NEPTUNE — A t both the 8:30 A United States . Senator nt Holy Innoceilt’s R. C. Church voter who ■will be within the S tate .- oil June 6, 1972. but because of .illness lone do not - and cannot - account . 'The sincere supporters of sociai- A Member of House, of Representa­ and 11 a.m. services Sunday- at m Shocks & Mufflers tiv e s . m on: June 17tli . V .' We are glad or physical disability or because of -the observance of a religious holiday the West Giove United Mettoodist tibc tensions. ism have been disillusioned by th e Tw*o Members of th e Board of example, tensions exist a- realities of tihe situation: socialism Chosen Freeholders AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS to report Bertha Manz is home pursuant to the tenets of your religion, or because of resident attendance ahurcfo, Corlies and Walnut Ave­ • Brake Service : One member of the Township Com­ MOVING — STORAGE — PACKING recuperating after 3 weeks in tlie at a school, college or university, will be unable to cast your ballot at the nues, .tiie Rev. Jolih B. KirBy, Jr. mong France, Germany and th e cannot give the sam e personal mittee (Full. Term)• • -M •.. HAVE RADIATORS CLEANED AND REPAIRED hospital nnd get-well fast wishes • General Repairs United States, all,democratic forms freedoms, that capitalism can. ELECTION DISTRICTS .AGENTS 931 polling place in your district on said date, and you desire to vote in the will deliver th e sermon entitled The Township of Neptune election Body and Fenders ]V* .K Painting continue , to go to her • • • Also “The Faith to Question”. ' At 11 Tour Safety Is Our BnsfateMl Of government. Tensions also exist Why can’t socialismcompete ef- districts, their . boundaries and- their Repaired AUUl/U Finishing ALLIED get-well fast wishes go to Mickl Primary Election to be held on June 6’, 1972, kindly write or apply in per­ polling places, ore as follows: • WHEEL ALIGNMENT - A.G.ROGEBS ASBURY AVE. the Cherub Choir will sing- “Wed­ Jxntwecn Bed China a n d Russia, fectively - with capitalism ?;. • DISTRICT ONE 1006 F IR S T AVENUE, ASBURY P A R K TeL 775-5472 VAN LINES Finn, reference librarian at thc son to the undersigned at once requesting that a civilian absentee ballot ding Banquet” iby S ister M iriam fcoth similar in political structure, , In socialism, government owner- Bounded on the east by Ocean'Ave.; C all 775-2098 Asbury Park on the south by the center line of MOVING AND STORAGE Neptune Public Library . . . War­ be forwarded to you. Such request must state your home address, and Therese W inter; the Wesley Chjoir, PETE LaVANCE with one-party rule; , v ; ;^: /::: ship of production means govern- Broadway; on the west, by the center ren and Terry Hulse and family line of Pilgrim Pathway; and on the CARPENTER — GENERAL CONTRACTOR the address to which said ballot'should be sent, and must be signed with “He Is Love” by St. Clairt - Gold­ . 604 Highway 35 \ . The difference in political form ineht; ptanninjg. Responsiveness; to no*th by Wesley Lake. recently enjoyed several days in only disguise the real .source ^ f; the niarkdtplace. —— consumer Polling Place MILK AND CREAM your signature, and state the reason why you will not be able to vote at ie; and'the Chancel Choir, “Build Neptune ! Dial 774-2442 W ashington Fire House, Central Ave­ Free Estimates •' Alterations and Additions • Residential Repairs West Virginia visiting the campus Thee More Stately Mansions” by . tension:.economic im-balance. needs .and -desires—is;les inaporfc- nue and Olin Street. Ocean Grove. of Morris IHarvoy College, where your usual polling place. No Civilian absentee ballot will be furnished or DISTRICT TWO Mark Andrews. At botih services, fnuere are two basic economic jmt than planning for the “nation- Bounded on the east by the center FREDERICK S. DOHERTY, Carpenter WARDELL’S DAIRY son, Tom, has' been accepted to forwarded to any applicant unless request therefor is received not less Jungierin Alinsasaguin will play forms in existence: capitalism and al interest.” Una of Pilgrim Pathway; on the south by the center line of Main Ave.: on the 1302 Birch Ave., Wanamassa 776-6042 DAIRY PRODUCTS the fall term: than 8 days prior to the election,‘and contains the foregoing information. “Russian Easter” by N. Rimsky- Monmouth County 1 ; Capitalism has built-in checks west by the center line of Delaware Ave.; and on the north by Wesley Lake. NEPTUNE. N. J. Phone 774-191S Riverview Academy parents in­ Forms of application can be obtained'from the undersigned or. your mu­ Korsakoff. Glenn Brodwater and Headquarters for lism is tihe broader and balances. There is a three- Polling Place Carpentry - Alterations - Property Repair & Remodelling ■ Kevin Conover will serve as aco­ more accurate description of the way, balance of power: owners of Stokes Fire House. Olin St. and Cen­ vited into their homes for the nicipal clerk. . v: tral Ave.. Ocean Grove. PAINTING — DECORATING night of April 10th, 39 high school lytes at 11 and Mrs. A ru.thur. MOTOROLA economic form: communism is the business, workers and customers DISTRICT THREE JOHN J. GASSNER extreme, theuutopia” of the social- The owners seek profits.' The Bounded on the east by the center 1806 MONMOUTH BLVD., WALL TOW NSHIP - T E L . 681-1871 Residential • Nl*ht Office Painting • For All Yonr Pain tin, * students of the Delaware County Gough and Mks. William Neaves, SALES & SERVICE ' line of Delaware Ave.; on the south by Decorating Contact ... - Christian Sdiool of Newton, Pa., D ated: April 5, 1972 greeters. Nursery care fo r pre­ Sats. /• workers, wages. The consumers, the center line of Broadway; on the Free Estimates • , Experienced • Quality Workmanship • Quasar TV • Consoles, Por­ west by the center line of South Main In socialism the government quality at low prices. None are ■who were on a concert tour thru school children will be provided un­ tables • Radios • Record 8 t: and on the north br Wesley Lake. We make a specialty ot small jobs — Free Estimates MARTIN J. BOLAND th e East. In return, the Pennsyl­ der Mrs. Flanklyn Seems. T he Players . . . Tape Recorders. owns the means of production: ever completely satisfied: they all Polling Place Experienced, QnaUty Workmanship, Free Estimates, Fully Insarei Benjamin H. Danskin, County Clerk Eagle Fire House. Main and White- vania boys and girls presented to altar flowers will be given by the tools and resources. Socialism al- compromise somewhat. But all are fleld Avenues. Ocean Grove. WHITTIER & LASHEK, Builders 223 Highland Ave., Shark River Hills, Neptnne - Tel. 774-U7I BONDED TV DISTRICT FOUR their hosts their musical program Election Department Women’s Society of Christian Ser­ lows private property; communism free to plan, to participate or not Bounded on the east by the center in thc morning at the Riverview vice in recognition of Miss Mamie ' 49 MAIN AVE., eliminates it. | Socialism lacks these checks and line of Central Ave.; on the south by 409 MONMOUTH A V E., BR A D LEY BEACH . T E L .: 774-1888 Court House, Court .Street Fletcher Lake: on the west by the GILLAN PAINTING SERVICE chapel . • . The Junior Class at Garrabrandt’s birthday on April OCEAN GROVE Capitalism is distinguished by balances. Its inefficiencies and the north by the center line of Broad- ' _ . INTERIOR — EXTERIOR fiSverview Academy will sponsor 1st. Church School will meet at TeL 776-6548 private ownership and a free losses are absorbed as cost of gov* way. CARPETS AND LINOLEUM Aluminum Combination Storm Windows • Doors • Gotten Freehold, New Jersey 07728 Polling Place a talent show on. April 24th, 7:30 9:46 A.M. marketplace. ’ernonent, as taxes. Methodist Home, 70 Stockton Ave­ Bill Gillan, Prop. » 775-8727 - P.O. Box 342, Ocean Grove p.m. at the Academy. Students (Signed) How do these differences pro-1 Capitalism punishes the poor nue. Ocean Grove. DISTRICT FIVE DAVISON RUGS CaU 775-7371 Paperhanging • Taping • Interior & Exterior Pain tin* from grades 1 through 12 are elig- dace world tension? I planners and the inefficient by bak- Bounded on the east by the center ibol to participate and prizes will BENJAMIN H: DANSKIN hen two economic systems are ing away their moneq. The role of line of Pilgrim Pathway; on the south BALES • VARIED SELECTION ■ SERVICE • INSTALLATION by the center lino of Broadway; on EDMUND L. THOMPSON, JR. be awarded for t!hc best numbers. Kpeting side by side, tho weaker recessions is to eliminate the un* the west by the center line of Delaware ______39 Pilgrim Pathway, 'Ocean Grove. N. J. 07756______• County Clerk Ave.; and on the north by the center “ QUALITY FDttST” — Since 1938 Parents and visitors are cordially t lose men and resources to the skilled , participants, iinw o f M a in A ve. CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK 706 Fletcher Drive, Neptnne invited to attend. Please call 775- Polling Place stronger. If th e government ofj Under capitalism, anyone who Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Associa­ .6898 for fu rth er information. the weaker is unwilling to change doesn^t like the way things are is tion office. Main Avenue and Pilgrim Paperhanging • Taping • Interior & Exterior Painting Pathway. Ocean Grove. FABIO BATTAGLIA Our deepest sympathy goes to its economic structure, it must re- free to work for dhange: he doesn’t DISTRICT SIX strain travel and commerce with have a political ax hanging over Beginning at Corlies Avenue and SIDEWALKS, CURBS PATIOS CEMENT BLOCKS WALTER J. ULMER, JR. tho family of Hugo V. Fischer on Main Street: thence, south on Main BHUFFLEBOARDB FOUNDATIONS CONCRETE BULK HEAD* s HERMAN WILLIAMS PAINTS his death last week while vacation­ its neighbor. j his head. ^tre*t to the Bradley Beach Line; SEPTIC TANKS, CESBPOOLS thence, west on the Bradley Beach 2111 Bangs Avenue, Neptnne, N. J. Telephone 774-0090 SOI MAPLE AVE., NEPTUNE, N. J. 77S-17M ing in Florida. He was active in It must also consider, even plan, | Criticism of socialism always line to the New York and Long Branch conquest as a n alternative to its runs the risk of being a political Railroad; thence, south along the New the civic affars of the communty, York and Lonp Branch Railroad; PLASTERING — PATCHING — CONCRETE WORK PLUMBING and HEATING and was on thc township planning economic loss. -crime.- Innovation and improve- lo thc Neptune City line; thence, west on the Neptune City line to Ridge Ave­ Residential & Commercial Estimates Cheerfully Gives board and when it started in tihe NOTICE TO MILITARY SERVICE VOTERS Exam ple: E a s t and West Ger-.™ ent arereservedfor the gorvem- nue: thence, north on Ridge Avenue WILLIAM GRAY MA8° ^ N^ CTOB late 1950’s until recently. He will many. East Germany took three individuals who in- to Ninth Avenue; thence, east on Ninth Avenue to Atkins Avenue; thence, 1707 MAXW ELL D R .,. WALL TOW NSHIP, N , J. D ial 681*5912 FRANK J. ECKART — 774-0656 be missed by his many friends and eg as long to from vent new ideas and w h o push for north on Atkins Avenue to Division progress do so a t th e risk of mak­ Street: thence, east on Division Strtet 418 BURLINGTON AVE. »______BRADLEY BEACH, N. J, community . . . Clifford I. Jones rid War H as West. Germany. to Prospect Avenue; thence, south on FOUNDATIONS • CURBS • SIDEWALKS • FLAGSTONE PATIOS ft of the Hills and Irving L. Bander AND TO THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS GIVING YOU ing his political leaders look bad. Prospect Avenue to Corlies Avenue: WALKS • SWIMMING POOLS • CESS POOLS* • STONE FIREPLACE» And to stop its manpower loss, and. thence, east on Corlies Avenue to STATE LICENSE have formed a new real estate the Berlin Wall had to be built.- What about tie future? Main Street: and also that section of S. MARTUSCELLI — 775-8539 Unfortunately, until men every­ Neptune Township known as "Shark Aim known as Bander & Jones at Example: Cuba, Castro has im­ River Islands**. JIM McCAW - 988-8896 608 Main St., Asbury P ark . where are politically freo to act PoIRng Place SNOW PLOWING 430 Westwood Place, NEPTUNE “A complete home- If you are in the military service or the spouse or dependent of a person proved tihe life of the average .. Unexcelled Fire House. 1120 Corlies T„„r>r>.Xlnmbing & - 21 Pitman Ave^ Ocean Grove Mrs. F- Leon Harris, Dr. Lawrence in military service or are a patient in a veterans’ hospital or a civilian Cuban. But he has not improved for theu- o w n economic benefit, Avenue. Neptune. ___ JOBBING WATER HEATEBS Robinson and Neptune High remodeling service with DISTRICT 8EV1IN COAL AND FUEL OIL attached to or serving with the Armed Forces of the United States with­ their lives as much as moving to there will always be tension. Beginning at Ridge Ave. and the School Senior Maxine Wldeman one contractor!” But there is no reason we can­ Neptune City Line; thence, north on PROPERTY RECONDITIONING out the State of New Jersey, or the spouse or dependent of and accompany­ Ridge Ave. to Ninth Ave.; thence, east were honored last Sat. by the Cen­ ing or residing with a civilian attached to or serving with the Armed Fortes not have confidence, in ourselves, on Ninth Ave. to Atkins Ave.: thence, Thompson Fuel Company tral Jersey Club of thc National Kitchens & Bathrooms Try liquid CPM painless drain surgery for grease, soap that we cannot recognize the in­ north on Atkins Ave. to Division St.; of the United States, and desire to vote, or if you are a relative or friend thence, west on Division St. and the The « . R. HOGG COMPANY, Inc. Association of Negro Business and — Our Specialty — of any such person, who, you believe, will desire to vote in the Primary herent weakness of our political extended line thereof to State Highway FUEL OIL Professional Women’s Clubs at its and detergent clogged drains . . . Kills odors, too! RADIO CAB »; thence, southeast and south on Election to be held on June 6, 1972, kindly write to the undersigned at enemies. K te Highway #33 to the Neptune City ESSO WATCH DOG SERVICE PLUMBING HEATING AIR-CONDITIONING f\th annual Founder's Day Awards Line; and. thence, cast on the Neptune 117 So. M ain St. — M E R R IL L H- THOM PSON, P ro p . — 775-2300 once making application for a military service ballot to be voted in said We will remain free and strong City Line to Ridge Ave. Luncheon . . . Sal Gadalcta’s “Sal election to be forwarded to you, stating your age, serial number if you are For DRAINS, SEWERS, DRAIN* so long as w e guard our personal Polling Place CONTRACTORS • Dial 775-3193 >\xrber Stylist” is now located on Unexcelled Fire House, 1120 Corlies D R U G S in military service, home address and the address'at which you are sta­ FIELDS, SEPTIC TANKS, CESS­ political and economic freedom- Avenue. N*ptune “Serving the Shore Area Since 1900” route S3 next to the “Three Sis- 1223W 8th A venue DISTRICT EIGHT tioned or can be found, or if you desire the military service ballot for a POOLS, GREASE TRAPS. Beginning at State 43 MAIN AVE., OCEAN GROVE EDWARD B. HOLL, Reg. Ph. Fourth and Railroad Aves. Asbnry Park, N. J. ‘nra Vlower Shop.” NEPTUNE, N. J. relative or friend then make an application under oath for a military and the Neptune City line; Birthday greetings go to Jimmy CaU Sr. Citizens Admitted Free west along the boundary line of the Phone 776-6524 service ballot to be forwarded to him, staging in your application that he FREEHOLD — The Monmouth Borough of Neptune City to State NAGLE’S Main - Central Pharmacy Tmvnik, Jacqueline Monahan and Highway #33; thence, east on State is over the age of 18 years and stating hia name, serial number if he is in County Advisory Council on Aging “Doctors Advise Nsgle’s" TeL 774-0204 * RADIO & TELEVISION — SALES & SERVfCW M-ivis Middleman on the 21st; to Phillips - 775-1676 ECONOMICAL Highway #33 to Springdale Avenue; has advised the members of th e thence, north on Springdale Avenue to PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED ______BEST QUALITY DRUGS military -service, home address and the address at which he is stationed Washington Avenue: thence, cast on TELEVISION & APPLIANCE • 775-8081 or can be found. Forms of application can he obtained from )the wider- 24 HOUR SERVICE county’s 63 affiliarted clubs that Washington Avenue to U n io n A v e n u e ; thence, north on Union Avenue and the ELECTRICIAN color T.V, stereo, u & w T.V„ A l i Condition,r*—An m ajor ------signed or your municipal clerk. Courteous, Comfortable, Cleaa tomorrow (Friday) has been desig­ extended line thereof to Heck Ave­ anccs. Alio complete (election of Bnan aspu InelnfflS. * Xtouten, Bailor Vacman Cltmam. etc. FAST SERVICE — Plumbing, Heating, Auto­ Safe and Dependable nated as Senior Citizen's Day at nue; thence, east on Heck Avenue to — ATTENTION — State Highway #33; and thence, east ! HIGHWAY U NEPTUNE CITY, N. J. and south along State Highway #39 to ADAMS ELECTRIC Dated: April 5, 1972 matic Water Heaters, Gas Heating Equipment, Avenue to Division Street; thence, west *>• Electric Sewer Cleaning, etc. along Division Street and the extended Wiring — Fixtures — Appliances If yon are between 16-116 line thereof to State Highway #35; D . D arvtn A dam s, J r . D ial 922-9310 ROOFS — SIDINGS thence, north on State Highway #33 to Heck Avenue:, thence, east on Heck 1 Vanada Drive, Neptnne, N. J. Avenue to Drummond Avenue: thence, GENERAL ROOFING CO. NAME YOUR TALENT Benjamin H. Danskin, County Clerk the point or place of beginning. C h e v y S h o p p i n g Polling Place GARAGE — STORAGE ROOFING — SIDING — GUTTERS — LEADERS Can you sing dance, play on instrument, be a comedian? Election Department 1 STOP V FW H om e. 1515 C o rlie s A v e n u e . COMBINATION WINDOWS FREE ESTIMATES N e p tu n e. If so, now is the time to join up for thc Court House, Court Street « A Complete Line of New Chevy Cars & Trucks DISTRICT NINE Dial 776-8249 1408VS Corlies Ave., Neptune______Robert Dean « ‘OK” Used Cars and Transportation Specials Beginning at the boundary line of AMATEUR TALENT SHOW Freehold; New Jersey 07728 . the City of Asbury Park and South EMIL’S G A R A G EEraLP^ S *AT0 I Service and Shop Facilities for Any Repair Needs Main Street; thence, south on South WINDOW CLEANING — JANITORIAL Sponsored by the Ocean Grove Hotel Association Main Street: to Corlies Avenue: thence, * ^SERVING TBE SHORE SINCE 1928” west on Corlies Avenue to Prospect GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS FULLY INSURED M-HB. SEE VICE - COMPLETE IANTTOBIAI. SEBVT C* in the TEMPLE, MAY 27, 1972 Avenue: thence, 'north on Pr> CASH prizes will be awarded: (Signed), . north on Drummond Avenue to S; Body. & Fender Work — Used Cars For Sale wood Avenue; thence. «mt on Spring­ Ocean Grove Window Cleaning Co.. . 3 prizes — $10.00 plus dinner for two wood Avenue to the boundary line of Gas, Oil, Tires & Batteries Residential, Commercial — Windows Cleaned — Storms & Screens Cleaned 2 prizes — $15.00 plus dinner for two BENJAMIN H. DANSKIN the City of Asbury Part: and, thence, Floor Waxing: Wood 8t Tile • Rng Shampooing 1 prize — $25.00 (and many valuable prizes from O.G. ington Avenue; thence, east on Wash­ 1300 CORLIES A V E, NEPTUNE F re e E stim a te s - CALL 988-0900 - C lltt & R o ss Cole County Clerk ington Avenue to Union /venue; Hotel Association). south and east along the boundary Una CHEVROLET of the City of Asbury Park to the Dial 774-3344 FOR AUDITIONS and INTERVIEWS, ALL PEOPLE INTER­ point or place of beginning. WRECKING CONTRACTORS ESTED MAY CALL RAY HARTTI at HOTEL BREAKERS— Polling Place 775-9586 Community Room, Ridge Court, 30 Pfmww 771-1439 24 HOUR S E R V IC E Ridge Avenue. NeDtune. BENNETT AND SON DISTRICT TEN MAIN ST. & SECOND AVE. B eg in n in g at the boundary line of SHAFTO’S GARAGE CORP. WRECKING CONTRACTORS • Est. 1930 • Fully Insured - Hotels, th e C ity o f A sb u ry P a r k an d B an ga ASBURY PARK Avenue; thence, west on Banga Ave- STORAGE — BATTERY — TOWING SERVICE » REPAIRING Houses • Garages • Porches - also Clean-Up lobs. gouthi*an £§rtzSdate Avenue *to*waah- Comer CdUes Avenue and M ain S tre et Nepfame, N. J. CALL 775-5692 FOR FREE E8TIAMTES PAGE EIGHT OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1972 A,A.I{iP.' T ou rs; Richard -Rclthr A fter t Obituaries ; OOEAN 'GROVE — ..fiujj'ert C. Open'HoiiseConclude^^^^ of /'How1'Great Thou A*t”».dovfi- HUGO V. FISCHER , Payne, retired railroad otiiployeo, Neptune Complex . tions; ,werc given- by 'John NEPTUNE— Services •were la st of 30 Ocean Pathway, died last Merwin.' Her topic was “Joy.” OCEAN GROVE — Th(j April, Saturday n t' the First Presbyter- Thursday at ; Jersey Shore Medi­ % Saturday Preventative Program OtEAN (JliOVE BUSINESS- meeting of tSie American Associa­ /The program was given by Mts: MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE . inn Church, ( Asbury Park, for cal Center, Neptune- He was 85. Frank /Englehart, past president tion of Retired Persons was held NEPTUNE TW P. — iAn Open control which must be developed be­ Hugo V. Fischer, former president Bern in Susquehanna, P!a., he re­ 'of;;«te.',WSOS- She told of h er trip in Thornley Chapter, Auditorium House for parents and,'guests on Sat­ fore the controls that are needed for .' High scores were reported in and member of the Nntional Asso­ sided here 15 years and was form­ to,\ Denver to attend tihe World Square, Ajpri! 14 a t I:S0 P.M I ’he urday marked the conclusion-of a HI- the fine-motor acts of academics /Cfiii the bowling Monday night in the ciation of Retired CivHl Service erly of West Long Branch. Federatfo.i of Methodist Women' president opened the nieeting and | teen week'intensifled-progtam for ldn- Ocean Grove Businessmen’s League . Employees*:, Mon. County CTiapter. . Mr. Payne was the husband of he expected. Every movement, every fit Loretta Height College. There Mrs.. Sarah Tindle,.offered; the op- dergarten 'and first grade ' children physical activity, is a mental experience.. a t; the Bradley Lanes, as Jim Per­ M r. Fischer, 76, who lived a t 301 the late M ts. Lillian Payne. W ^J2.units present from all over ening prayer. Mr. Doty led tho from the Nepiime Township Schools, The development' - of oral language; cy, of the Ocean Groye -Laundry, : ■ Springdale Ave. for the last 30 Surviving are two sons, William Some could riot attend salute to the flag.. Dr. V.J.W. "■ Christie,— -Superintendent • hit a big 278 and a 630 series’,: ond years, died. A pril 12 a t H ialeah E., and Irving E., .both W est and concepts is one of the most K ^k.tihey were uWaible to ol> Hospital, Miami, Fla-, while vaca­ Long Branch; a daughter, Mrs. Vi­ President Mrs., Katherine /Hop­ of Schools, in s ; pronounced the pro­ tant aspects Of growth in the. a&Jy Don Newman, of- Warren Olds 2, per then explained the Leg^sdiitive E a d i u n it was escorted tioning. ola Edwards, Trenton/ Ohio; a sis­ gram, ‘a total success.’ j ;,V yeaK. The use of worijsrhecomes ;the/ rapped out a 246 and got a 626' Index issued each week the froin Denver, who SerieS.> ’ Me was 'born in New York Oity, ter,' Mrs. Maude Derico, Syracuse,: The Saturday Preventative Program, major tool for the child in dealing (^urrletl. a banner from th a t coun­ Congress, showing all coiiiindttees funded, by E.S.E.A. Title I funds, Warren Olds 2 continued to and prior to his retirement in 1062, N.Y.; eight grandchildren and two symbolically .with his experiences, in try- T h e motto was “To know ho was an assistant postal super­ great-grandchildren. and tiheir chairmen. Posters around was made available through the com­ being able to think in more complicat- spread its lead in the league, tak­ the walls of the hall gave1., the Christy and too m ake ITim knofWn-,” ing four points fsom Smith’s Baitf- visor there. He had been employed bined efforts ot Dr. Christie and mem­ ed ways and to ready himself for being l|H^scripture for this conference by the Post Office department for ALEXANDER WALKER names of Senator . and Congress­ bers of . th^ Neptune Township Board able to deal with the system of wnttea ■ware. The win gave the leaders a men of our district. Mrs. Hopper 'Rgvclation 22:2 and this verse point margin. ■ 31 years. 'V;:v.- V.-':.} NEPTUNE CITY — While on a of Education. The program was headed language. These are important stages I urged members to write Congress- Tata’s. 'dhxxsen by Miss Lucy Wong, In* the game, Ken Orr had a 562 . He was a member of the Na­ visit to Las Pfelmas, Canary Is­ i _ , , .... , by Thomas F, Terranova, Administra- during which a child organizes his 11a- df Taiwan. ■ - ■ men and S e n a to r about Wljs pend- Di and RobcIt j. Kayscr, and Dick Fiurbeck a 518 for Smitii’a tional Association of Post Office lands, Alexander W alker, of 65 W. derstanding, his ideas, and the mean­ The 2nd Conference wajs held while Newman, in addition to h is.'. Clerks and Oia St. George Asso­ Wall St., died last Friday. Ho tag th a t will effect the adult citi- Supccyi|w,o£ FedCral .Reading Pro- ing of things and.relations in the world at Colorado University, Denver, 246, had a 206. John BacigalnplVu ciation of the XX. S. Post Office. was buried in the British ceme­ gTO IllS. , in which he lives .Objects are not only The tour of tho Neptune com­ ond;this was the World Miettiodist came, in with a 642 series- .Before moving to Neptune,"Mr. tery there, . " Mr. Kayscr stated that the program objects to • i do things • withi'. they. alk» Council. i , plex followjng the meeting was a Second place Grove Cleaners, Fischer served as an election offi­ Mr. W alker, 76, w as b o rn in- was designed for early'iderttificatioTi of have‘names,. -• ■ . t -A (.1 '■ : bilge success. Two bits loads of split with the.Laundry; Jim Pfer- cer and committeeman in Bayonne. Edinburgh; Scptlnnd, and. resided potential or actual learning disabilities. Mr. Kayserr ,on a recent visit to members were given'-'a tfdrtiucted cy, in addition to his 278, had a He served on the Neptune Shade in Paterson for several years after Kindergarten and: first grade children Gesell Institute, spoke with Dr. Louise ‘Jesus” Rally at Full Gospel tour of 'the complex, Starting in 208: for his series. Vic Casagran-, Tree Commission and in 1068 -was emigrating to the. U.S. more than who exhibited a developmental lag and Am^s Who concurred that the Neptune de h it 640. Bill C atley had a 208 elected chairman of the scholar­ 30 years ago. He had lived in the the. offices of the mayfor and busi­ : NEPTUNE -— “Jesus” rallies were not achieving at the expected program; was in oompJete harmony-. O., here; two daughters, Mrs- four grandchildren, and several ihe third line. All mail incorrectly are now “turned on” to. Jesus, a- motor, tactile, and visual skills.* Oral Pathway. Market. Bill Freed hit Gladys Miller, Nutley, and Miss nieces and nephews. addressed will be delayed. ■ reading. The ability to succeed gives the mong them Dave Boudwin, son of language development played an impor­ students some degree of, self-confidence a 553 series to lead the Marketmen. Gail Fischer, Wall Township, and Mrs. Alexander Coulitch invites a doctor. Services will be held at tant role in this ’program. Dr. Christie and got help from Jim Yotmg and * a brother, William F., Belleville. all members to a Tea she is plan­ and improved feelings about themselves. 7:30- nightly, Mon. t’hr. Fri. .Sun-' stated that by giving every young Doc Moerkirk, both o f whom had ' ■The Francioni, 'Taylor & Itopez ning in honor of her late husband. Each viewed himself with some indiv; day service at 7 P.M. Ali are wel­ Hamilton Church 528 series. Jim Saragusa, with a Funeral Hopie was in charge of Details will be given at the May Jiild experiences'• in these skills t»ef^ore idual w'orth, av view that should ulti­ come. vVr: 215 and 564 scries, Was top for , arrangements} with interment at Announcements meeting. All members are invited he begins formal learning iri the basic mately lead to a reevaluation of him- » ------Warren Olds 2. Frank Wilgus had . v Monmouth Memorial Park. and urged to participate in the subjects, the failures can. be prevented self in his peer group and immediate NEPTUNE — ‘Seeing Is Believeing Memorial Day and Fourth of July and eventually reduce the number of environment. The apparent success of a 547 series, to help. State WGTU R ally The Standings P ts. MRS. RACHEL C. POULSON —For Sopic' will be'the subject of the parade. Details will' be announced school dropouts* th e: students involved m the , program Warren Olds 2 77: OCEAN GROVE — Services sermon this Sunday at the Hamilton at the May meeting; • Mr. Terranova and Mr. Kay ser both Suggests that special, Federally funded In Whitihg May 2 Grove Cleaners 67 were held last Wednesday in Bed- United Methodist Church, Old Codies There will be a speaker and mu­ feel that not every, child has had suffi­ programs can successfully contribute to Campbell’s Barbers G5 minster wjfli interment in Bed- Ave. Services are at 9:30 ond 11 A.M. sic at the May meeting. June meet­ cient, experience in- building the, pre­ the studen^ social, emotional, and aca: WHITING ~ The Woman’s Chris­ Pathway Market 60 The Chapel and Chancel Choirs will ing will be a “MEMBERS ONLY” requisite skills for formal learning by deinic needs.■ -v minster Cemetery for Mrs. Ra­ tian Temperance Union of New-Jersey Smith’s Hardware 69% chel C. Poulson, 124% Cookman provide anthems at the services under luncheon. ■' the time he reaches first grade. The H ie Tide I, Parents Advisory Coun­ jwll c hdd .'4tS; seventh annual two-day O.G. Memorial Home 58% AVe. Mrs. Poulson, 80, dted April direction of Mrs. Louis W . Mitchdl, Also present were: Vivian Er- child who hasn’t is handicapped, re­ cil played an all important, role in plan^ Prayer ; Rally at America’s Keswick, O.G- Laundry 58 otganisfcdirector. vine, Audry Streeter, Miary Brew­ gardless of how intelli^nt he xni^it be. iiing stages of the . Saturday program. 10 at Jersey Shore Medical Cen­ this , place May 2 and 3. beginning at Bonded TV ' 58 ChurcK School will meet at 9:30 ster, Beatrice Bruce, Mrs; MaMe M ri Ann Tdmnova, System Head ter after a short illness. They expressed their full support an4 I :B0 P.M. on Tuesday, May 2. Hotel Loraine 57% She was tho wife of ithe late A.M. with classes for boys and girls Storrs, Harriet Howard, F. CrucJc- Nurse; administered visual acuity and were most helpful in their recommen­ The Prayer Leader will be Miss j Warren Olds t 57 shank, Mrs. Florence Lee, T. B. hearing acuity examinations to all chil­ Frank Russell Poulson, who died from age two. Nursery care is provided dations.- The school system encourages Hazel M. Homer, Executive. Director ^ ■ iff- Getzler, Mrs. Marjorie Shaw,\Mrs. dren enrolled in the program. Those in 1964. She had resided here for for small children at the 11 A.M. Wor­ and appreciates as much parent involve­ o ^ i^ 'e v Neighborhood Center, Inc. Charles Ellis, Lillian Hehne, Emily children who failed and were retested NORTH SHORE CHURCH 20 years, and was formerly of Bed- ship. The Youth Fellowship groups ment as possible, ‘/Sj w h^-V is/. situated in the Broadway Marahan, Nettie Mackie, Betty were ythen refected, for a .* comjdete BOWLING LEAGUE . minster..; will meet at the church at 7 P.M. : Plans are presently underway fctf Methodist Church-of Camden. Mrs. Poulson was a memfbor of The Council on Ministries will meet Tyner, Louise Umsrtadtori..',Mrs- evaluation, b y : a r specialist.; .Children Peterson, Mrs. ,E. GatissisTyjliiam die fourth phase of Project P.L.U.S.V Jy^»',jHofner is a graduate of American Shoremen 4, Wana. Chr-; Ref. Order of Eastern Star 170, Ocean in the church office Monday at 7:30 with: an auditory problem. are working Meisenheimcr, E„ M, CurameriB, the Summer remedial reading and qcd* OrdVJfiaty , and ^Syracuse ,University Memorial Metih. 4, Calvary Grove; and a member o£ Bedmin- P.M. All m em bers have been urged under • a tremendous1, handicap ^ tiie M. G. Laurence. ‘ *;V-i tural enrichmrat pjyjoam. This pcro- Gra^ciate Schbois and is now Deacon- 0; Belmar Meth. 4, Craftsmen dat» ster Reformed Ohurch. to be present to consider strategic min­ classroom , fcomV kindwffuten through Also, William Doerkei^VMrs. M. gram will begin on • June. 27th and from Northeastern 2 0; Trinity Ushers 4, First Moth. 9hc is survived by tw o sons, istries of the church. Charles Polhemus the elementary grades,;These children Long, Harriet Bonk, Ann Thorpe, continue for seven weeks thrt/Qgh Jurisdiction Association of Deaconesses A-P. 0; St. Paul’s Usher 3, West Frederick R. Poulson of Middle­ tend-to have .difficulty.^With rid in g , is chainnan. ■' 1 Mrs. C. Keating, Mr.‘',' and -MVs. August 11, 1972.' "[’f of thf'.United Methodist Church. Grove Meth 1; First Pres., A JV 8, sex, and Tfoorass M., of Oldwiok; The Tuesday morning Bible Study particularly in the; area of ^ioniCalifornia, and one sister. Mrs. Pennsauken. ■ The Women’s . Society of Christian they hear and speak into that which aded to a 264 f or a 615 series, Nell Dempsey of Phoenix, Arizona. Sarah Tindle, Mrs. Gladys Layton, OCEAN GROVE — It was a Music will be brought by a trio: Service will meet at tbe church on Louise Marshall, Carolyn BCasel- they see. George Hulse 234, 202 for 606 and real, birthday party Tuesday after­ Mrs. John F. Lowe, Mrs. Earl Pratt, Wednesday at 8 P.M. Mrs. Burton berg, Theresa Libonate, Howard A successful technique for teaching joe Lertch with 215, 203 for 604. noon for members of St. Paul’s Mrs; Jeanes, all. of Pennsauken and Marinus is president. The Board of Doty, Grace Sickles. words to some children was through Other 200 games were posted b y: Women’s Society for Christian Mrs.'Charles H. Rossdl of Florence, Trustees will meet at the church office Also, Katheryn Hopper, Lillian a multisensory method; in. which die Joe Strunce 231, Charles FRANCIONI, Service. Tables were set up — one pianist.. " on Thursday at 8 P.M. with Gordon Jensen, Lillian Mbrse, Mrs.'-E. child simultaneous trapes and sounds 222, Herm an Brown 221. Voorfci for each month, with appropriate Demonstrations of worship programs Watdell, chainnan, presiding. Baldwin, Mollie Smith, Mr. and a word. Diiring the j process of tracing, Smock 220, Hay Rees 217, H TAYLOR and decorations. Each, one found the will be brought by Mrs. R. C. Patter­ Mrs. Wm. Leeming, Miss EUiel the child receives kinesthetic informa­ Gross and Bob- Lamb 213, Chuck table for their birth month. There son ' of - Pennsauken and Mrs.- Pearl Sunday Coffee a t Church Bartleman, Mr. Fred Fisher, Mrs. tion from his arms and shoulders and Gamble 212, Don Newman 211, A rt LOPEZ, Inc. were; 125 present. Muir of Trenton.:'. A nna Netsh, Miss Victoria Kopz- ^ ^* 1 information from his eyes, Lusey 209, Paul Benoit 208, S a l FUNERAL HOME A fter birthday cake and ooffee, A Fniesta Hour will be presided ASBURY PARK — On Sunday, ta, M rs. Gladys Hughes, M rs. Ed- Sounding the word also adds the audi- D’Esposlto " 204, Bob Moser 203, DANIEL, L. FRANCIONI each group, sang a song about over by Mrs. John M. Sowden of THOMAS W. TAYLOR between «ie 9:25 and 10:45 a.m. ward Haring:, Mrs. John Parry, Bob Denbigh 202, Claude Whalen tory modality because the child hears their month. Music was supplied Hopacong. D. JOSEPH LOPEZ services at Atonement Lutheran Joseph Pomper, Mrs. A- Garth- and . Charles Rose; 201. tlie word us it is being traced. These by Rev. John Griffith, violin, and The program chairman and pread Families Called for Church, the LrrfJier ' Leogite will w ait, Betty Broderick, Tola Buell, Team Standings P o in ts 10* - 7th Ave. Asbury Park inputs from different'sense modalities Alwin Rutgers, piano. ing officer is Mrs. H any Richie of sponsor a coffee hour. On Wed­ Mrs. Marbrie Woodward, .Mr. and Craftsmen Club 1 ’ 73 T el. 775-0021 are assumed to occur at'the same time Following the social hour the Newfidd' with Mrs. Ridon Baker of 10th & Atkins Ave. Neptune nesday at 7:30 P.M- there will be Mrs.. F. Roseenart, Margaret Avon Meth. 73 and1 make the word ‘stick* in the child’s regular meetinp wtas held. Several Bridgeton !and Mrs. Edward J. Murphy T el. .775-0028 . an informal Bible ' and Life Study Parkhurst, Eleanor Cone, Mr. and West Grove Meth- 7 1 % . memory. ■ • "• hymns w ere play^d by pianist M rs. 'of Mortisvjlle, Pa. as registrars. Group me eting at the parsonage. M rs. Geo. Settle. / Memorial Meth. 69 Physical coordination an d : academic And, Mrs. Anna Kiekline,’Anna St. Paul's Ushers 66 K. Reider, Mrs. C. Wisclrow, Mrs. at&ievement are related. This statement First Presbyterian, A J*. is no longer a speculation. It is an Now Filling Vacancies for Fall Term . . . IF Ella Stnibe, William ^H. Sdiloss- Ballard Meth. # man, I' Tilton, Mirs- Ellii Strube, established fact, Mr. Anthony Rapolla, Belmar Presbyterian 64 Your attic or basement is a.fire- Marge Gallag-hor, Miss Elsie:Was- physical education, teacher, notes that RIVERVIEW ACADEMY Trinity Ushers 64 trap because of old furniture, the same intellectual abilities that are Shoremen 63 books, etc., and you’d like to s.erman, M rs. Marian Bell,' Mrsl Funeral Home have tho extia space for Spring, Gladys Meisenhermer, Mrs. A. needed for academics must be tapped CHRISTIAN ELEMENTARY and HIGH SCHOOL Belmar Meth. 63 call us and we’ll buy what is Gardelia, iNGss Johanna Hartman, in a physical-dcvcJopment program that Craftsmen Club 3 57% P hone 775-0567 saleable , and help you put the teaches body awareness . ond control, 50 Mrs. Mercedes Langhtz, Mrs, Ari­ i t Qualified Christian Faculty Craftsmen Club 2 rest out for the trashmari. spatial relations, balance, coordination, i t College Prep First Meth., A. P. 49 na Bickers, Ethel Simons, Lucille Small Classes •^ Active Athletic Program 514 Second Ave. 3316 R t. 33 — CALL — . W'lhite, Luise Dredger, Bens Riley rhythm and timing. T he child’s ability Wana. Christ. Ref. 45% and John Boyd. - to control his body , parts, separately i f Grades K th ru 12 -^ Moderate Tuition Calvary Baptist 22 Asbury Park N eptune > 681-0424 and together, in response to verbal and/ ■jdr Non-Denomlnational * ------or visual commands, involves the gross Musical Talent Contest Tea At Eagle’s NEPTUNE—Students in grades " Shark River Hills Since 1957 1 through 12 at Riverview Acad­ For Fire Ladies For All Your v Member NACS. emy, Shark River Hills, will exhibit;.^ Neptune musical talents at a .contest to toSly Farry Memorial OCEAN GROVE — The! Occan held Monday, 7:30 P.M., at the aca­ Grove Fire Companies Auxiliary Call 775-i898 demy. Best performances will bo Home NEW - USED - RECAPS were hostesses last Wednesday voted by a three member panel night in the Eagle Fire House to NEEDS and* prizes in'the elementary, jun­ 403 Third Avenue the auxiliaries of all the Neptune ior high, and high school category — S E E — ■ y" W'Jii i'r V' \ ASBURY PARK, N. J. companies - Unexcelled, Shark be awarded. Serving as judges for William P. Walton, in M gr. Van BergenTireCo. River Hills, Liberty, and Hamil­ DavisonRugs the contest are Mis3 Betty McEl- . ton - at the annual tea, hosted by non, West: Long Branch; Mrs. Pet­ 775-0434 Hvry. S5 & Heck Ave. 39 P ilg rim P ath w ay a different company each year. Ocean Grove, N. J- er McClearie, Belmar, an d M b. Mirs. Nancy Howard, president of Joseph E.: Michalki, Deal. AH N eptune, N. J . 774-7805 TeL 775-7371 CO MAW AVCfioe • OCCAN OROVC. N. J. 0 7 7 9 9 h e Ocean Grove Auxiliary, . in­ parents and the general public are ■ troduced each company's president cordially invited to attend.______who in turn introduced her. offi­ TeL Is OPEN for Ihe BEST PRICES cers- A gift of a vase of assort­ 774-2300 CUSTOM DESIGN ed spring flowers was presented to 774-2301 Ocean Grove Mrs.. Philip J. Schaub and Mr& P ick u p & -—1972 S E AS 0 N— PAD) Arch M. Shaw, co-chninnen, and IRON RAILING D elivery Memorial Home For Old Gold and to each visiting president. E x te rio r & In te rio r Silver and Each table was decorated with S ervice 118 M ain A venue Wed., Fri. & SaL - -10-5 Boom Dividers Old Jewelry , artificial cages of flowers which OCEAN GROVE, N. J. were presented as door prizes- GROVE-CITY MASTERCRAFT We now carry candle making William P. Walton, Jr., Mgr. B . FEDDES Eighty-eight ladies were present. CLEANERS IRON ART Following the refreshments a pro- <9 Pilgrim Pathway, Occan O ran 884 Lmfford 8L US Bo. Mata Btrttt, Ocua Own Snpplies for the "do-it-yourselT’er’s. 774-1763 OCEAN GROVE giam of Oregaml 'was presented.' ASBUBV p a r k Hie next regular meeting will Wt operate oar ova rlaantni and Allan & Jean Morrison 988-5889 POST OFFICE BtiDG. Freotnf WttWnw' „ Tel 98M11S ^ be held a t tiie tire howee May 10. I f no a n sw er,, c a ll S88-76S5 ' ... > j ' f