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_ 7T of the independence^ol the. Vol. L X XXIV , No. 19 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1958 Pnitgo^ StattB of America, the 183rd year SEVEN CENTS N. J. CHurch\voiii€Jii Committee OiKi’s Cavalcade At Firemen Dedicate Memorial MEMORIAL GROSS Convention Hall V OCEAN GROVE ~ T h e '’% Curb Ordinance In Grove June 4-5 foot Memorial Cross on the. front of the Ocean Groye Audi­ Prospect Ave Rrcsidesits For 8th Assembly Nightly Bathing Contest torium, facing the sea, will be Ask Similar Action; Board Highlights Commerce Show lighted the week of May 9 to . Asks Springdale Widening} Mrs, Allen H* Hoppock, In Asbury Thru May 12 16 in memory of Andrew More­ land, Jr., . by Mrs. Andrew Of Westfield, Chairman NEPTUNE TWP.— Foliow- Moreland, of Nut ley and Ocean : Of United Conference " ASBURY PARK— The 1959 ing finfti approval o f. an. ordi­ ; Grove. • Cavalcade of Progress, with nance to curb Hillcrest Ave­ OCEAN GROVE— The Rev­ the slogan : “There’s Better nue from Riverside Drive to - erend Nancy Elizabeth Fors- Living at the Shore,” is now Valley Road and Beverly Way berg, ordained minister : of being staged in - Convention from Riverside Drive to Lake-.. Congregational Chur eh in Hall It will run through May Neptune Soldier wood Road,' the municipal America will serve as chaplain 12. committee . Tuesday, n i g h t for the 8th Annual Assembly Sponsored by the. Asbury Park heard an tippeal from Prospect: of United' Church Women of Area Chamber of. Commerce and In 2nd Division Avenue residents to, adopt 'a. ■lew Jersey when it convenes tbs City of Asbury. Park, the big similar plan for their Street, at Ocean Grove, June 4 and 5, businessmeri’3 show, has the great­ Complete Advanced Tsain^ The township requires curbing it was announced recently by est list, of attractions in many ing; Leaves For Germany before, hard - surface improvement Mrs. Allen H. : Hoppock, of years. And NATO Defense Shield of the roads, based or engineering' ; Westfield, g e n er a 1 assemly Highlighting the. show is u night­ study and recommendation. In each ly , bathing beauty, contest, held chairman. e\ FT. BENNING. G.A: — Army case the curbing project is awarded in connection with the exhibit of “ Meaning of Christian Freedom” Pvt. William J. Gahiba, son of Mr, to the- low bidder and the total cost ■ an Esther Williams swimming pool lias been chcscn as the theme for and Sirs. Wiiliam Gamba,' 315 Nep­ is assessed against facing property in .the, arcade .oi the hail. Each this 8th\ Convocation of UCW, tune Highway, Neptune, N. J., re­ owners, with equal -installments ’ night two finalists Will, be picked preparation for 'which has been in cently completed, advanced individ­ over a five-year period. by the judges for the final., judging progress since-last' tall: under, the ual training with the 2nd Infantry. Some .time ago the committee', Tuesday night, May 12. Winner of leadership of Mrs. Hoppock and Division at Fort Benning, Ga. . tried to adopt'n curbing ordinance ■ Mrs. Milton G. Eberhardt o f South the finals will be named “ Miss for Prospect Avenue but a : crowd Orange; program chairmen. Cavalcade of 1969.” She -will re­ of objectors petitioned against- the': ceive $250 ' in saving bonds and a project, And. on Tuesday , of this trophy. - Esther Williams, the fa­ week a group of residents who fa­ mous swimming star, is 'expected vored the project, including .curb­ to -present the awards to the win­ ing and improvement of the' road, ner and runners-up’. A special oske'd the committee to. reconsider. “Esther*7 award - has been cre­ “IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF OUR DECEASED FIREMEN”— This was the dedica­ This will be done, committeemen ated for the-contest.. tion theme of the Ocean Grove Firemen’s Memorial last Saturday afternoon.-' The old said, following an' engineering Nancy Edwards, of Oceas Grove, fire alarm bell is the focal point- of the memorial, In the above photo are, left to right, study of the road. ' . ... is among the 51 Shore girls who Byron Holmes, chairman of the memorial. committee; Kinsey N. Merritt, president of. John McDonald headed a delega­ have entered the contest: the Ocean .Grove Camp Meeting Association; .Mayor Joseph A . Shafto, of Neptune Town- tion from. Shark River Islands w;ho Other features of the show are .ship^-and State Senator Richard R. Stout, of Monmouth County, featured speaker at protested against septic tank con­ the awarding of an imported car— the ceremony. - • ditions of the restaurants on Routs a Renault 4CV valued at $1,345, to 35 in the Islands! “We can’t open winner of the free game, “The OCEAN GROVE— With more than 150 persons on hand, our windows during the east wind- Prices Check,” , and three stage State Sen. Richard R. Stout, a native of Ocean-Grove and He noted the beauty of'the memo­ of .the summer months,” they de­ shows RCA, General.Electric, and member of the Eagle Hook and Ladder Company, gave the rial and;add,ed that in it; the fire clared. Mayor Joseph A. Shafto department-had done much to en­ said that the restaurant owners, in General Motors. address as the Ocean Grove Fire Department dedicated its j fire bell memorial in Woodlawn Park on MainAvenue, jhance the appearance of the Main cooperation with the township, are ' _ * - Avenue area. now making plans for a sewer line i Senator Stout shared the speakers' stand with Ocean i “ Fortunately; we do- n ot' have on Route 35 in the Islands, to con­ Red & Black Fetes Grove Camp Meeting Association President Kinsey N. Mer-'j many big fires,” Mr. Merritt said, nect with the Neptune City sewer ritt and Neptune Township Mayor Joseph A. Shafto. Byron “but when the call comes I know system. Islands residents were Rev. Nancy Forsberg Neptune Players Holmes, chairman of the Firemen’s Memorial Committee, these men stand ready and we’re prompted to appear before the com­ acted as master of ceremonies. proud of them." mittee when they heard rumor of Tho Reverend Miss Forsberg will Pvt. William 3. Gamba The Rev. Harry A. Olson, pastor Mayor Shafto recalled hearing a new diner to be constructed in the njFer meditations and challenges on All-American Bili Aus­ Of the old bell, which makes the of the Grand Avenue Reformed the bell toll out the alarms for Gamba is a member of a group same area. They were told that ap­ the theme in ihe morning and aft­ tin, Speaker, And Sen. Rich­ center piece of the memorial, Sen Church, and honorary chaplain of many a year, and he said, wonder­ which trained together as part of! plication for a building permit had ernoon segments of the 2-day ses­ ard R. Stout, Toastmaster ator Stout recalled that “probably the deportment, gave the invoca­ ing "what the alarm and how many Battery D, 15th Artillery, under not been filed - and the sewerago sion. Theme is concurrent with everyone' here, at one .time or an­ tion, while the Rev. Albert Lay­ men ;the :bell would; call, out. the Army’s packet training system. condition will be taken into consid­ that of the National Council of NEPTUNE TWP.—Bill Austin, other woke vp at the bell clanging ton, pastor of St. Paul's Church, He, is scheduled to depart soon for eration before granting a permit Churches ^ G e n e r a l Department All-American football player from out the time at seven o’clock.” “ It served you well over the Ocean Grove, gave the prayer of Germany with his unit under Op- The township Planning Board United Church Women. R u t g c r s University, addressed years,” Mr. Shafto said,.“ and it dedication. “ Some of us slept right through," eration Gyroscope to replace a like recommended the extension and The Reverend Miss Forsberg is nearly 200 Neptune High School , is fitting that it should now be the the Senator quipped. unit in the 3rd Infantry Division, & widening of Springdale Avenue to presently program, director of a t h l e t e s , cheerleaders, coaches, Senator Stout, who traced the j center of your memorial to your de­ Senator Stout read from the major element of the NATO shield, help eliminate traffic congestion. Young Women's-Christian Associa- school administrators and Red and history of the Ocean Grove Fire parted firemen.” original listings and noted the of defense in Europe. The letter from Chairman Robert Department in his talk, quoted I The.Neptune High School band r - P»E<> two. Pleas* Black Association officers last charter members of each company. Davis »3ked that first consideration from the sixth annual report of the I participated in the parade preced­ The 18-year-old soldier entered Thursday night. He praised the .department for its be given to widening of the street Ocean Grove Association. From it, ing the dedication ceremonies and tho Army last November. He is a Final Paper Drive His inspirational talk during the community spirit and effort in mak-r between Corliea and Springwood, he read of the concern of the As­ | played selections during the pro- 1958 graduate of Neptune High testimonial dinner for Neptune ing Ocean Grove “a safer place in avenues, .running past the new $3 athletes stressed participation in sociation about fire and the start j gram. .. School. OCEAN GROVE—The last scrap which .to live.” : , million high school. The eventual paper drive this spring by .the sports “ because you love the game,” of the first firs company by the Three Unveil Memorial extension of Springdale would be Hannah-Crosman VFW wil? take and that education should be the Association.. This later became the Memorial Beautifies Park | The .three oldest members, of the Housewives League Dines from Bangs Avenue to the Asbury plaeo tomorrow (Saturday). House­ athlete’s primary . objective ip 'Washington Fire Company. Next Mr. Merritt brought the'greet­ fire department officiated in the Avenue traffic circle. NEPTUNE—The Tuesday Morn­ holders arc asked to place newspa­ school. He was presented if. the came the E. H. Stakes ■ and then ings o f the Association nnd -also -unveiling of the memorial. Alfred ing Housewives Bowling League pers on the porch or curb, or call gathering by; Prof. ' iarry J. Rocka- the Eagle companies; praised the firemen on their efforts. Cousins— Hertfelder Nuptials Page five, please held its first luncheon Tuesday a VFW member on the drive who feller, Rutgers director of athletics! afternoon at the Stagecoach Res­ will remove them from the shed Stata Senator ,Richard R. Stout, MANASQUAN — Wedding bells or cellar. The collection starts on a Neptune graduate in 1929, served taurant. Trophies were presented will ring this morning (Friday) for to—first place team, the Donuts, the south side o f the Grove at 9 as toastmaster. The -welcome was Ernest Hertfelder, of Ocean Grove, Helen McLain, captain, Lee Sturm, A.M. • given by Joseph Nolan, president nnd Mrs. Caroline Cousins, of Nep­ of the Red and Black Association, Evelyn Adams and Sally Kistler; tune City, who will be married sponsor-, of th testimonial. sccond place team, the Bluffers; in Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Shore Bowlers Reelect Officers The Neptwe Varsity Club, a third place team, the Mothballs. here by Pastor Wuchter. Mr. Hert­ s t u d e n t organization, presented High average, Ann Embley; second felder is proprietor of the Shore OCEAN GROVE — Shpre busi- high average, Saily Kistler; third Frank Mazzo. Long Branch High Window Cleaners, 80 Stockton Ave­ men’s Bowling League this week School athlete, with an award for high average, Evelyn Adams. High nue, Ocean Grove. The bride is re-elected Cliff • Kuncke-l president being Neptune High School’s fore­ series, Helen McLain; second high office manager of Thompson and for the;7th year; Other officers re­ most individual opponent in foot­ series, Martha Lewis; high game, Gillan, painters and decorators elected were Ted Pierce, "dee presi­ ball this year. Ethel Patterson; most improved After a short wedding trip through dent, atid Henry Meyers, secretary- -* - bowler, Willie Williamson. the New England States, they will trensurer and publicity ohairnisn. reside in Neptune City, but. plan, The same flight teams "will, opes May Is Palsy Month Red Cross Drive Lags to make their home eventually iii the 1969-60’ season, Monday night, Ocean Grove. TRENTON—Governor Robert B. Sept, 21, £3 an “860.scratch” league, SHREWSBURY — A total of playing 32 weeks at the Neptune Mcyner has proclaimed May as CARUSO SINGS AGAIN $G3,841.GG has been collected in Station WJLK — 1:45 : Bowling . Center, Corlies avenue. United Cerebral Palsy Month. Tho Monmouth County in the annual Monmouth County Treatment Cen­ each Sunday aflernonn. , The close of the current season Red Cross Membership and Fund —19* ter, 465 Dewey Street, Long will be celebrated with a steak din­ Drive, according to a report made Branch, will welcome visitors dur­ ner for the members and their by Edwin M. Ambler, county, drive wives at Regan's Yacht Club May ing the month; They will bo able chairman. This is about 10 per to observe programs of speech, oc­ Let’s Take 9. cent less than had been collected cupational and physical therapies; last year .at the same date and is a special class for handicapped chil­ well under the county quota of To The Hills dren; and the operation of the $117,998 set .before the drive opened Mary Jane Evers “The Gables nursery school for those victims of March 1st. Ocean Grove is among Shark River Hills cerebral palsy of pre-kindergarten G county communities who have, ex­ ‘HP-Line” age. ceeded their quota,. Hi, there—there's merry making- Martha Hurry Record Players .-& Tap** Recorders. in the Hills, these days. Friday Repair all makes ,Ac<: TV, Main St. MORRIS Floner Shop—Funeral, wedding bouquets, corsages, potted nfcht (tomtfhtf) the Fire Auxiliary Hi there,'with the weather act­ at 4th Av., Bradley Bch. PR 5-8062 Teen-Age Dances wind up their . - ' —46tf plants, 611 Main St., Bradlev B’ch. ing like spring and the sun shining PR 1-1373— We Deliver. — 15tf successful-year-with a crowning: o f every d a y , everyone including yours GREETING CARDS the Kin#? and Queen of.the 7th-Sth THE FAMOUS NETHERLANDS NATIONAL BAND of the Salvation Army will con­ NAGLE’S MAIN CENTRAL truly, have been trying to get the Gifts and Confections graders of Shark River and Siim- WILLIAMSON’S Opp. the P.O. clude their first tour of the American continent with a weekend appearance in Asbury PHARMACY — Pit 1.0204 houseclcaning under way but the P»rk, May 30,and 31. .Highlight of this visit to the Northern Jersey Shore will be the AJl-year service. Drugs of .quali­ merfield Schools./-This will*he held urge to B tay out of ooors has been Farewell Festival of Music'presented l>y the band-in Convention Hall, Saturday, May ty for prescriptions. Doctors advise at • the Firehouse, Mrs.. Thomas HARD TO BELIEVE Nagle's. Hours 8:30 A.M. - 10 P.M. trying. So a little of cach has been 30, lit S P.M. The band, often referred to by European music critics as a "Symphony Bryker and . the women who . have done. Spring is exciting; to see Plastic Bonded Guaranteed Wall­ a d v . paper only 59c, 69c and 89c single In Brass,” will be making itd only New Jersey appearance in Asbury Park. , ■ assisted her plus the Firemen who everything coming to life is still a roll. All 1959 patterns. MOTHER’ S DAY CAItOrf” " have come out deserve much.cred­ mystery. THOMPSON and GILLAN The United States visit by the Netherlands National Band coincides with New Ruth's Stationery, 53 Main Ave., it for . these well-run popular Were you among the 76,000 folks 47 Main Ave., O. G, PR b-6636 York State’s “Year of History” observances, chiefly celebrating the 350th anniversary Ocean Grove. Hallmark Cards, dances! • — lfitf who viewed the Loyalty Day Pa- — 52tf of the opening of the Hudson valley by Dutch pioneers. Founded in 1947, the Nether­ The PTA people arc busy putting* radss on Sunday? It gets bigger SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES lands National Band is an ejite group formed io , exemplify the highest standards of SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES the Fair together for the .following F»Ie Wee, picut m o A YEAR BY MAIL Salvation Army bonds. It ftas toured Europe extensively. . $3.50 A YEAR BY MAIL . J'u k *. seven, pleas* \ U <» fi V < l * 4 f t ! * S * « 5 * * j ^ i / l ^ r ^

PAGE TWO OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, M AY 8, 1959 Dr. Mason W. Gross, 16th President of Rutg jor observances each year: “World in the church by Commander James fers Day of Prayer,” first Friday ,in Ferris, Chaplain, U. S. Navy. Lent, in the Department of Chris­ After the lecture the meeting TsT-t tian World Missions; “May Fellow­ m continued. Mrs. Hazel Tolman, ship Day,” first Friday in May, Christian Social Relations anil president, heard reports from the officers and committees. "World Community Day," first Fri­ day in November, in the depart­ The Oiiild will have a covered ment of Christian World Relations. dish luncheon May 20,at 6:00 P.M. In New Jersey, UCYV member­ at, the :’ Highland Hotel, • Ocean ship exceeds 260,000 church wom­ Grove.. Mrs; Mary Stackhouse is en of Anglican, Protestant ond chairman of .the luncheon and she Orthodox Church bodies. was also appointed new chairman Within the departmental em­ of the tea project. Miss Florence phases, UCW of N. J. has achieved Armstrong reviewed . part of the unique success in the support of study book. Mrs. Dortha ; Shaller such projects as education of In-. reported that the cake :sale was a i--*, dian-Americans at Cook Training financial success. College, Phoenix, Arizona; supply­ . Mrs. Stanley, Jones, vice presi­ r. «*z ing nine volumes of Bible stories dent, gave an account of her trip for the Christian children of Ja­ •to New York City with .the Red pan; supported work of literacy Bank Guild, The next meeting will teams in under-leveloped areas of be a picnic supper at the home of the world; sustained a program of Mrs. Richard Borden, N°Ptune on leadership education; supported Saturday, June 13th. Members will IN THIS SCENE from “Rio Bravo,’’ Dean Martin and legislation benefitiri gchildren of meet :at. the church at 5:30 P.M. Ricky Nelson sing two songs, John Wayne and Walter m i g r a n t workers; established Mrs. Hazel Tolman.was hostess for Brennan join iri during one of the few relaxing moments the evening. , . “ Golden Age Centers” throughout in the exciting western drama now playing at the Palace the state.', • 7 • ' Others attending were Miss Theatre, Bradley Beach, ending Sunday night. The film Voting delegates from 74 coun­ Miriam R. -Clark, Miss Ruth L. cils will meet in business sessions S c h w a r t z, Miss Mary Jane is now playing at the Strand Theater, Seaside Park, end­ with Mrs. Charles E. Bingham, of Schwartz, Miss Lillie R. Sheffer, ing tomorrow (Saturday) night. , Newtdn, president. Miss Ruth Wagner, Miss Laurette Final arrangements for partici­ McKcndree, Miss Lucile Dunn, Mrs. pants in the workshops aiid keynote Ethel Anderson, Mrs. Gladys Mler- DR. MASON W. GROSS, 16th president of The State University, and family pose in speakers for both banquet session the living room of the President’s House on the Rutgers campus which they will oc­ ow, Mrs. James Minnehan, Mrs. on June 4 and luncheon meeting on cupy late nest summer. Left to right are: Dr. Gross, Mrs. Gross, Ellen and Katherine. Lawrence Michak, Miss Fay Tuck­ LOANS In (he rear are Thomas and Charles. June. 5 are under way and will be er, M|ss Ethel T. Vanek, Miss Bes­ announced within, the next ten. sie A; Down and Mrs. Dorotha Beacon NEW BRUNSWICK—The State days, Mrs. Hoppock said. I. Moore. the joint hospital fund drive Finance University’s neiv president — for­ N. J. Churchwomen mally inaugurated in colorful cere­ which St. Peter's and Middlesex monies this week—doesn't fit any­ Hospitals raised funds for expan­ : (ContSnnefl from Pa*e I) Company tion in Paterson. Graduate of Den­ Wesleyans Hear one's stereotype of philosopher, sion of New Brunswick area hos­ ison University, elected to Phi Beta professor or top executive of one of pital facilities. Honorary co-chair- $25 to $500 Kappa, Miss Forsberg continued, the nation’s rrajor universities. men in that drive were Bishop 29 SO. MAIN ST. her studies at Yale Divinity School : Yet he is all of dtfesc. George W. Ahr and Gen. Robert NEPTUNE, N . J. where she received her bachelor Dr. Mason Welch Gross isn’t W. Johnson.: ■■ OCEAN GROVE—The' Wesleyan PHONE PRospect 6-6641 of divinity degree. ‘ the tweedy pipe-smoking: type, no­ . Over the past few years he has Service Guild of St. Paul’s Church body ever accuses him of being ab- spoken on ediication and its current A pioneer in , the Ecumenical held.; their May' meeting Tuesday; Office Hours sent-mindcd; and, despite the fact and future problems in almost Movement, the Reverend Miss night at the church.. Miss Ruth never realized Mon. thru Thors. Kem gave the invocation. . that he runs an institution with an every community in the State— not Forsberg has been a participant in to drive a bar- WlNNKR, THIRTEENTH AAA TKAfflC 9 A.M . to 5 P.M. annual budget of well over $20,000,- forgetting his present home town Ecumenical Centers in Holland The members of the Guild at­ tain until he bought that Slum POSTER CONTUT Friday .9 A.M. to 7 P.M. 000, he’s no man-eating, button- of Rumson, whore his was an active sponsored by World Council of tended a lecture on NATO given secondhand ear.” Lie. #749 pushing, high-pressure executive figure in a drive, for a school bond Churches. Miss Forsberg has also cither. issue. served as a member of study tours Rutgers' new president, 16th in a The proposed $66,800,000 bond for church projects in Gennany, ' line that stretches back to 1766, issue to. provide funds for public Switzerland, Israel and Arab coun­ : is first a scholar and a teacher. tries and has become an authority ^ R»VOL»i UURELTON college, facilities is now a top pri­ HI n r t. - / u HF Blit teaching, which he I0VC3 and ority with Rutgers' new president. on the problems and developments H 3 E S 9 in the Middlo East. . -, ' Belmar, N. I. which his students say he does so So much so that he wryly asks Bradley Beach, N. J. MOTOR-VUE Annual Convocation will include THEATRE Routt M — ZOO I t North ot well, has been squeezed from his “ What on earth will I talk about M atinee — S:S# p .B t Drteltc circle departmental workshops in the M atinee — 2:30 P.M . „ Kv'Stay - TrC* & 9W Route 88 But sf Ijiurtlton Circle . schedule as his administrative du­ after November 3?” ^ suu OPEN FRI, SAT. & SUN. contlnooiu from Ouk Continuous, from 7:00 ties have grown, first as an assist­ areas of Christian World Missions OPEN PM., SAT. tc SUN . StmftAy ContJttuoa* froza 8:30 OPEN THUBS.. FBI A SAT. ant dean, than as provost. This Christian Social Relations and Sun flay Continuous from 2:M SUJMCRIBE TO t h e t im e s Christian World Relations! United F R I , S A T . to Bint. 1 year he teaches but a single course M A Y a, 9 * 10 — a philosophy section for upper­ $3.50 A YEAR BT MAIL Church Women sponsor three ma­ FBI, S A T . Si SUN. FRI., SAT. Sc SUK. Opening for the M A Y g, 9 & 10 MAY 8, 9 & 10 ,• - “ Gidget” classmen. With Sandra Dee Season i>r. Gross has all the qualifica­ “ Rio Bravo” “ Gidget” . James Darren tions to make a first-class teacher. CinemaScope & Color May 14 He studied at Aberdeen and Cam- With John Wayne v With Sandra Dee Also . bridge, and won his doctorate at ll _ Dean Martin “The Bandit of Zhobe” XUURS., FRI. * SAT. — Harvard. He has the gift of precise Ricky Nelson James Darren With Victor Mature M A Y 14, 15 * IS • word and the enthusiasm for his Via PARKWAY and TURNPIKE - -.Anne Aubrey ,:v' ‘; subject that keeps his lectures Color W Walt Disney's CinemaScope & Color CinemaScope & Color ..swift-paced and lively. “ Relax - Let us do your driving!” “The Shaggy But these qualifications along FBI., SAT. Si SUN. Round Trip For Information and Tickets M A Y 15, 16 * 17 ~ . » with a keen mind and an inexhaus­ FBI., SAT. Si SUN. tible capacity for work are also Fare From RUTH’S STATIONERY M A Y IS, 16 Si 17- “AI Capone” FRI., SAT. Si SUN . •With Fred McMurray part of the specifications for the 53 Main Ave. — Ocean Grove M A Y 15, 16 Si 17 With Rod Steiger Fay Spain Jean Hagen head of a complex university, and “ Tempest” Also . New. Jersey's State University with ASBURY PARK TERMINAL .■•■..;.•■ “A1 Capone” ./ . Also its variety of colleges, schools, re­ 401 Lake Ave. PR 4-2727 With Silvaiiia Magano “No Name On the Bullet” “Ride Lojjesome” search units and extension divi- Van Heflin With Rod Steiger With Audie Murphy " With Randolph Scott ' sions certainly fills Asbury Park-New York Transit Co. Joan Evans Karen Steele Tcchnirama & Color Fay Spain tion. CinemaScope & Color CinemaScope & Color While teaching and taking, on •an increasing load of administra­ tive duties through the years, Dr. i Gross has handled a gool many oth­ t er activities. An enthusiastic ama­ t teur oarsman, he has coached sev­ t eral 'crews, both- at Rutgers and t t Cambridge. A favorite diversion on i one of the rare afternoons when his t schedule permits, is to follow the I Scarlet' crews in the coaching t launch. t One of New Jersey’s widely- am t known public figures, Rutgers’ new REPAIRS INSTALLATION t president has served a wide variety : : V . , ~ t of organizations, from the State - ■■■ ■-■■■•■■■"■ Mediation Board of which he is Prompt Dependable Service J . chairman, to the Middlesex Gener­

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Trinity Ushers (3) D. Newman :...... 1 1G0 161 163 College; Barbara Shafto, Glassboro lege;; Robert SiclliahOj Rider Col­ Sutton ■ 179 ‘ 167 208 H; Newman ...... 213 178 181 Forty-Seven NH$ Seniors State College; ‘ Joyce Shafto,-Tren­ lege; Marianne Sutphen, Monmouth Zelaties ...... 200 144. .... ;• ton State College; Norma Shafto, College; Theresa Thoma, Oberlin, Bertelsen ...... 1... 166 175 182 Total 840‘ 844 812 Trenton State College; E r n a Ohio Wesleyan; Judy, Turner, Holl' .....,,...1...... : 164 178 189 Community Baptist Chapel (1) iS c h r o e d e r , jlonmbuth College; Glassboro. Stattf College; Linda. Young ..... 1 .... 169 164 164 M oser ...... 231: 128 .130 ' Francis, Schwcrd, Monmouth Coi- Twelves, Fitkin Hospital; Malcolm NEPTUNE TWP.— Forty-seven Neptune High School McGrady ...... 1...... 112 Blunck ....—... 110 ...... le. e * : ' . ,'Turdo, Fairloigh ,_ .Dickinson; ,.... Bonnio Deane ...... 184 140 127 seniors have been notified of their college, acceptance, reports Robert Sloan, Monmouth Col- Wolf,-Monmouth College. 787 828 855 Henry ..... 148 135 167 Principal Russell Coleman. The'youths will begin their ad­ Handicap .... 12 i2 36 Paterson ...... 153 168 155 vanced education in September. Many of the students have Fitzpatrick ...... 134 154 been accepted by more than one college. Those with an asr T'otal ...... 890 840 891 terisk in front of their name have received at -least one schol­ "Bradley Bcach Methodist (0) 826 711 733 arship offer. . . , -. B, Megill 164 124 194 Handicap ..1 26 6 6 IS THERE AN IMPORTANT DATE .... .1...... ^Robert Ashworth, Newark State j "'John Kuester, Hope College, NORTH SHORE CHURCH Camburn ...... 142 172 164 College; Donna Ayres,- I. B. M, I Trenton State College; Mary Kues- BOWLING LEAGUE Whitlock IBS 145 232 Total 852 717 739 v“‘ > I ter, Marjorie Webster Junior Col- D. Egbert, Jr. 222 . 247 134 * ------ON YOUR CALENDAR? To Captains — . Please make- re­ lenberg and W.lliam & Mary; Bar- , Nick Maccanico> Montclair McLaughlin ...... 147 .136 142 bara Bingham, Boston Umversity;!State Col|ege. Jean McKonzie) turns May 6th for the banquet to James Brace, Monmouth College; Glassboro state College; Kathleen the secretary, Ted Pierce. If not Total 833 ,824 8GG all the money at least your Hat of •Gerald Chalfin, Cornell, Lch.gh, McKcnn0i Trcnton state College; Un.versity of Pennsylvanm and > McrJe Milligan, Moravian College; those who will attend. : Neptune Craftsmen Club (2) You’ll want to look your best, TED PIERCE Freed ...... 178 192 173 "• I Barbara Palmer, Monmouth Col- William Collett, Rutgers Univer- lege; Maureen Powell, Glassboro most fashionable self, for Cockcroft ...... 109 156 dates, luncheons and dances , Team Standings sity; *Dick Cooper, Lehigh, Car- State College; Dietolf Ramm, T. Davis ...... :...... 212 144 ...... this Spring. Why not make ■’ W. > L. Ave. ncgic Tech, Renasselear, Rutgers, M.. I. T., Rutgers University, Cor­ jaques .’...... 15G 181 153 an appointment today for a Nep.'Craftsmen ,..i... 59% 33Vi 812 Stevens; James Corbett, Doylcs- nell; Nate Ramsey, Indiana, Uni­ Mauch 133 ..... 193 new hair style? You’ll be Bradley Meth...... 57 36 835 town Agricultural College; William versity. ^ Robbins 141 161 159 amazed how wonderful you’ll W. G. Fishermen ,. 54 40 814 DePalo, Gettysburg; Edward Dol- Valeska Ronalder, Centenary livo, Monmouth College; Ralph feel . . . how gay . . . how hap­ Memorial Meth.51' .42 819 Total 820 m 834 Junior College; Carla Schlossbach, Dunn, Valley Forge Military; Stan­ py! Greet the days ahead, First Meth...... 49 44 797 First Presbyterian (1) Springfield College, St. Lawrence ley Edelson, Georgetown, Temple alive and chic! . Belmar Meth...... 48 45 823 Endrodi 113 114 150 University, William and Mary. 0. G. Masonic ...... 46 47 767 Carter ...;.... 159 1G3 172 Com. Baptist ...... 44 . 49 789 Lange 128 156 146 Stephen Eittrem, University of St. Paul's Ushers .1 44 49 775: Pope 149 167 137 New Hampshire, University of IS IQHtS EEJNQ QUIZ Trinity Ushers .... 42V6 50% 784 Maine, University of Colorado, Col­ Taylor 178 184 174 BERT LAHR will recreate leu /CoMte Belmar Pilots ...... 39 , 54 798 by; Geraldine Goddard, Marjorie PERMANENT WAVES - From $10.00 First Presby; ...... 25. 68 704 his original Broadway role Webster Junior College; "Carol 727 784 779 in “DuBarry Was A Lady” Hopper, Gettysburg; Judy Howd, : Ind. High 3 Games Handicap ...... 64 59 70 as the opening production of Trenton State College; Helen Huf- 603 • CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT • Dave Egbert, Jr...... the Neptune Music Circus. nal, Fitkin Hospital; Donna Hyrcs, Bob Thomas ...... 592 Total 791 843 849 The Route 66 big-top opens Glassboro State College; ''Steve June 29 and the Cole Porter Ocean Grove Masonic Club (2) Jacobsen, Montclair State College; , Ind. High Game • • Krum ...... '...... 197 144 (164 hit will run for two weeks, Nanfey Lee Johnson, Trenton State Dave Egbert, Jr. I..:.:...... 247-222 Swanson ...... 189 161, 169 through July 12. i _ * ------College; Howard Kaplan,. Rutgers Bob Whitlock ...... 232 Snyder' 197 152 225 Shell Beauty Salon University, Syracuse. MaeClurc ...... ;...... 199 159 131 Lager Bowlers Enieriained 200 Club Blind 130 130 130 70 MAIN AVENUE • OCEAN GROVE Bob Moser ...... :.... ASBURY PARK—Mr. and Mrs. FREE PARKING FREE Slimline Slender­ Ru*. Snyder ...... 912 746 819 Henry Lager, of 217 Lakewood izing Treatments Offered H. Newman Handicap ...... 44 42 51 Avenne, Colonial Terrace, enter­ PRospect 5-4461 To Our Patrons! Tom Davis .... tained at a buffet dinner Sunday Hal Sutton ..... Total 956 788 870 night to thank the members of the Bob Thomas West Grove Fishermen's' Club (1) Lager bowling team of the Asbury . Murine Co.fcnlure Jack Cramer ..... G. Smith ...... 186 194 162 Park Post Office League for win­ _ tie A PHEKOWEMOH OF HWURE AKKING Chas. Zelaties-...... 615 FEET 111 HEIfiHT, ITIS NBR THE SITE OF A By d Alessio Bittner ..;...„,....u.... 171 145 ...... ning- the championship this past CIVIL WAR MEM0R1A1. IN A S0UTHEA5TEM SttJt THESE Morton...... 146 season. Friends and wives ,of the WHICH WAS CUE OF OUR 0KIGIKU. COUKIES. Team High Game Season Shafto ...... 154 144 teams were also guests. “Worry is like a rocking Community Baptist 968 Polhemus ___...... 164 ...... 171 chair—gives you something ! *VINl9afA N015NIXJJ JJV3N3WIW TWlfUVH Good eyes gtiod memones. Team. High 3 Games 3rd Round Neaves _ ...... 163 :..... 180 to do, hut doesn’t get you any­ where.” j Core -far yovr tsyaf ateM ti>ves. Memorial Methodist ...... :...... 2720 Thomas .... 202 197 193 More Workers For Ind High Gnmc Season Total .....:...... 870 836 850 Mental Health " A1 Bates ...... :.:...v...... 266 First Methodist (2) People, Spots In The News OCEAN GROVE—The Rev. Dr. Gunther ...... 165 133 171 Ind. High 3 Games Season and Mrs. B. Harrison Decker have Whitman 189 165 180 Geo. Paterson .; 662 been named treasurers of the Men- E. Smith 169 178 156 p f BEST FRIEND of this Scottie caught on ,tal . Health Fund Drive here by 1^1 ice floe in Danvers, Mass. was friendly St. Paui’s Ushers (3) Quelch ...... 144 176 100 Mrs. Franklin Holl, chairman. Fireman. Francis Talbot. Williamson 191 143 134 " > Scottie gave a willing, Gardner ...... 152. 187 150 Captains of the residential Bell- . Goodrich .. 168 178 179 - --rrrrr^. grateful pa\V. Ringer Drive, named by Mrs. Fran­ Letsche .... 145 .:.... 175 819 839 817 cis Kelly and Mrs. Paul Pruitt, co- Larson ..... 166 122 ...:...... 3 3 10Handicap Bewkes^.... 154 . 156 124 chairmen, are: Mrs. Hudson Sny­ der, Mrs. William Morawe, Mrs. Kunckel .... 174 108 Total 822 842 827 Lawrence Mieras and Mrs. Donald Memorial Methodist (1) Lippincott. 824’ 773 780 Bates ...... 108 143 164 Mrs. Duthal Sanders, special Handicap 3 12 8 Straehle ...... 145 133 i8S events chairman, plans a Father- Howlett .....:...... 149 192 .... . Son ball game, the date to be an­ ’ Total ...... 827 785 788 Cramer 156 t 200 -158 nounced. Belmar Pilots (0) Ludwig- ...... 165 Anyone wishing to help or do­ Martin ; .193; 188 ; 158 Cook ...... 166 168 120 nate are asked to call Mrs. Holl Cooper ...... :.... 161 165 .171 wl<~ —iJSSSSfeiA or one of the captains,. ”/ CUDDLY \laskan bear 'Now, if you’re the type that falls for her perfume, this Thompson ...... 185 135 177 Total .... 811 856 821 cub, two weeks old, is H. Davis ...... 153 152 144 reassured by dauchter of is guaranteed to neutralize it!” Washington, D.C. zoo Molinari ...... 14^ 132 146 Belmar, Methodist (2) E.. Newman ...... 149 .169 13G rnSmiBl?S r~ director. Total 799 762 758 Barraud ...... 177 179 189 J. Newman ...... 141 157 153 STRICTLY BUSINESS byMcFeaHer, (H low AlUCH COTTON BE GROWN V ON ONE ji ■ a c r e OF LAND ?

SNOW REMOVAL at toll-booth plaza on Chicago’s new Calumet Skyway Vidge is accomplished bv hot oil circulating through pipes connected with many weld­ ed Tube-Turn fittings to make system perm anen tly leak-proof.

Ar«xAS FARMER ■ - i/S GROWN ilX BPiLBS OFCOtrON ON ONE ACRP.

FULLY DRESSED beauties lend glamour to Dartmouth campus for Winter Carnival. “Queen" Barbara Hill is shown with other finalists, left to right: Kathy Goodwin, Pat Deni- sen, Joyce Archer, Reylynne Dubrsen. “We honor your retirement, Argyle, with great relief — er, pride!” M A RY W ORTH’S FA M ILY NOW..-IDROPTH15IN I WISH YOU'D COME. ALONG, THE MAIL AND WAIT FORTHE ERIC!- *T0 PROTECT.ME VERY NEATHHE ENDORSEMENT ON MY CHECK 5HARP-£yEO FUR DEALER FROM FLYIN6 PASTE-POTS!)/ 15 AN OBVIOUS FORGERY- • • IN PEGGY'S ' TO PHONE ME. AMD ASK- TIIE TEAM OF “ Don” Lcwin and Johnny Barcnd will make their Spoon it ! HANDWRITING!■ ■ • AND THE LETTER' local bow at the Asbury Park Convention Hall Friday, May 15th into hoj M s SIGNATURE L00KS_QEKUINEI when they meet the scrappy Graham Brothers, (Dr. Jerry and Ed­ 1 die). This bout scheduled for 2 out of 3 fallK to win highlights the wrestling program scheduled l>y Sports Promoter Roland J. Heat it! Hines. • , for cheese sauca In addition to the main event, a number of star attractions have been billed for shore wrestling fans. Arnold (Golden Boy) Skaaland has a tough assignment when he meets the 517 pound Spread it! Mighty Jumbo who also appears for the first time at the'shore. for snacks Miquei Perez, the Puerto Rican champion meets the rowdy Karl Von Hess and in another team match with 2 out of 3 falls required K R A F T ’S amazing to win “ Duke” Hoffman and Bob Geigie are teamed against “Abe" pasteurized process cheese Jacobs and Frank Thompson. Vj-sy ... The bouts Friday, May 15th will start promptly at 9 P.M. •pread for doztnt of For tickets and reservations, room 10, 224 Main Street, .Asbury fait chtcs* frwaf* Park. Tel. PRospect 4-4296. ”T r ,V '•Wj JS'A;1"

r a g e f o a f OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OP NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, M AY 8, 1959

Grand Court, Order o f Amaranth, team participated In a school meet LETTERS TO at the annual convention in Tren- nl Hoboken, placing sixth in a field ton. , of 17 schools. NoptUne colors were DOWN Al Jolson, in “The Singing Fool,” I worn by Victor Valdes, Kays Mor- nq t f o fllw. o , /"I ——*• * And Neptune Times ^ THE EDITOR was the feature film at the Ocean gan, Russell Condit, P. Jamison, P u b lish ed F riday -Tel. P R o sp e ct 5 -00P?r,c .l?/-t? v M tn t Theater, Asbury, Park. Playing last 'HOMER KRESGE,.Publisher WILLIAM T. KRESGE, Editor Fred Reynolds and Frisco Valdes. 8DCTY-FOUR MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEr Pees At Allaire MEMORY week-was “ State Street Sadies,” with Conrad Nagel and Myrna Loy. Neptune Township authorities SUBSCRIPTION; $3.50 yearly, $2.25 semi-annually. advertised for bids for the sprin­ ‘ADDRESSES changed on request—always give former address. EDITOIi, THE TIMES: Miss Edith E. Schupner, Myron . ADVERTISEMENTS: Rates will be furnished by us on request. From May 1st until May 29th, LANE kling of streets for the summer WATCH THE LABBL ON YOUR PAPER FOR THE EXPIRATION OF Kistler, Richard Stout and Philip YOUR SUBSCRIPTION inclusive, at Allaire State Park, Taylor were preparing the Nep­ months., and the removal of gar­ Ocean Grove Times on sale at following newstands: Williamson’s Stationery cars are charged 50 cents on Satur­ bage, for the entire year. «nd Ruth's Stationery. Ocean Grove; Varsity Shop. Warner’s Drug Store and tune High School senior year book,; Point Ssso, Neptune; Cracker. Barrel. Shark River Hills days and Sundays, double for 49 years old, proprietor of the Bos- ‘"the Neptunian” . V ti'/.’-i, > The Seaside Hotel had installed trucks and busses and free on week Fifteen Years Ago a Regina music box and a Victor THE TRUTH Pt ITS PROPER PLACE cobel and who also conducted a'food . The Neptune High School Hand­ days. This same rate goes tor the brokerage establishment in New book staff consisted of Carl Laffdr- talking machine for the entertain­ ABIUm's Member National Editorial period from the day after . Labor ment of its patrons on stormy days Association 1944 York City. He had been at the ty, Lovell Cardenas and Leroy Entered as second-class mail Day until October 31, 1959. . Boscobel for six years.- W a r d . " ■■■."" and evenings. The music box -was From May 30th, to Labor Day at Ocean Grove Postofficc (F r o m the M a y 5, 1944, Issue Mrs. Richard Clark was elected arranged to play 12 discs with each inclusive, each car entering the of the Times) winding. The Victor machine was Harold E. Heckman, a member president of the ladies auxiliary of Fifty Years Ago park is chargcd 50 cents on week the Hanhah-Crbsmari Post 2233, the beat o f all talking machines Ike: The Crucial Years days and $1.00 on Saturdays, Sun­ of the Eagle Hook and Ladder Co., V.F.W- Other officers elected were: I manufactured at that time. days and holidays. Double for was sworn in as fire chief for the For President Eisenhower, the crucial years in his term Ocean Grove fire department, suc­ Mrs. Jean Marshall,, senior: vice 19 09 • The Neptune High School base- trucks and busses. ball team won from Asbury Park in the White House may well, be 1959 and 1960. His Admin­ ceeding Chief H. Warren' Brown, president; Mrs. Elsa- Brennecke, There is no set rules for opening junior vice presideht; Mrs. Harold 3 to 1, and lost to Lakewood 10 istration is likely to be a controversial one, especially in the or closing the park each day. On who- was serving in the Pacific. (F ro m the M a y 8, 1909, issue Other officers installed were, Frank Van Benschoten; treasurer; Mrs. • t of the Times) to s . . ••'■ .■ years to, come, but the final evaluation . may depend to a the days that parking fees are col­ [Robert Long, conductress; Mrs. The Neptune Township Board of lected the park, opens at 9:00 A.M. O. T. Wilson, first assistant chief The Ocean Grove Association has large extent, upon achievements of this year and next. Emily Bruton, guard; Mrs. Mary Health -warned the property own­ started planting trees in the vicin­ During the summer season it closes and Wendell VanCIeve, second as Jane White, secretary; Mrs.- T. A; ers on South Main Street to connect ity of the Auditorium in memory Interestingly, President Eisenhower’s record of never no later than 8:00 P.M. After La­ sistant chief. Pierce, chaplain. Trustees named to the sewer at once, although of departed members. having had a veto overridden in Congress was sustained by bor Day the closing time becomes The Unexcelled fire department were: Mrsj Norman Hannah, Mrs. many requests were1 made for a de- There was a one day strike of. a fourrvote margin recently, when it appeared that this re­ earlier in the evening, according to of Neptune elected Leon Bobbins as chief,- succeeding Thomas Fry. Jenet Geary‘and Mrs.' Hazel Swish­ lay. The members of the Board felt local plumbers, but after a meeting the sunset. it was time some substantial re­ markable record would’ be broken. Regardless of what the Others elected were: Walter Ennis," er. Color: bearers, Mrs. Everett between the employers and the Charcoal is the .pnly fuel per­ turns were made on the Township’s critics say, glancing back at the number of vetoes by former first assistant chief; Harold Har­ White, Mrs. Joseph Sandford, Mrs.- workers, nn agreement was reached mitted in the fireplace grills. investment. Wahneta Auen and Mrs. Melvin and the men returned to work the President Harry Truman which were overridden by Congress, Very truly yours, ris, second assistant' chief; Elias Jones. Mrs. Dorothy Keim was The Neptune High School track next day. one must admit that President Eisenhower has a great re A. W. VAN ANGLEN Horner, captain; Wellington Pharo, first lieutenant; W. Stanley Apple­ chosen patriotic instructor and spect for the presidential veto. Ranger Mrs. George Paterson, historian. Allaire State Park gate, second lieutenant; Bailey On the other hand, the key question which may influence Mrs. Frances Modica, of Clifton, Farmingdnle, N. J. Watson, president; Arnold Thomp­ history’s appraisal of the Eisenhower Administration is the son, vice president; Alfred Atkin­ conducted the riomihations and elec­ April 28, 1959 tion of officers. SACRIFICE question of defense, military and economic, against t*’" son, secretary;: A.: E. Parkinson, Stedman Shafto and Lester- Her­ Ruth Penn and Quentin McCann, Rooming house, North End-section, l ' / z blocks from current Russian challenge. WhitesviUePTA bert, trustees.' ■ of Neptune High School ,led the ocean — $6000.00 total price. From a number of quarters, some of them considered Funeral Services -"were held in honor, roll for the fifth marking respectable, cm e charges that the Russians are ahead of us period. Nine other students fol­ Home, nine rooms, l'A baths, lath and plaster, full Asbury Park for Philip J. Young, cellar, oil heat, (ready to move in) — $10,500 in the missiles field, that some of our boasts about prepared­ Talent & Fashions lowed closely. They were: Donald Giles, Janet Holmes, Cecil Hen- total price. ness have not been exactly accurate, and that we are grad­ sultant. Thomas E. Daniels! presi­ riques, Helen Luttman, Sarah Min­ In School Tonight dent o f Hi® local association, fa act­ Home, eight rooms, 1V2 baths, two lots, one car garage, ually “ slipping behind” in the deadly race with Russia for er, Carol Mansi, Catherine Peter­ oil heat — $14,000 total price. military supremacy. ing as committee coordinator. son, Anthony Ventura and Char­ NEPTUNE — The Whitesville Much- of the. background music These charges have not yet. been permanently proven, nor lotte Wardell. “NEW MODERN HOMES IN OCEAN GROVE” P.T.A. will present its annual tal­ for the talent show acts, which will STILL AVAILABLE has the final, verdict Seen given. But enough evidence has ent and fashion show, featuring include dances, pantomime, jokes been produced to cause a question in the average citizen’s “ Whitcsville Campus Capers,” to­ and acrobats, will be stereophonic Thirty Years Ago mind, and further losses to the Communists in the Middle night (Friday) at 8 o’clock. The and tape recorded. The sound and j . a . h u r r y A g e n c y REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE East, or elsewhere,. will inevitably be linked to our world show will bo held in the school acoustics will be handled by Darby 1 9 2 9 Auditorium on Bangs Avenue. The Brooks and Sidney Clark. 66 MAIN AVENUE OCEAN GROVE posture as related to our actual military strength. talent displayed and the "Fashions” Ermon K. Jones is in charge of (F ro m th e M a y 10, 1939, Issue of the Times) TeL PRospect 4-4132" Residence 4-4529 An even more serious threat is the economic challenge modeled will be by the children in tickets and publicity. Principal H. A. Titcomb, o f Nep­ being posed by Russia^ The obligation which falls upon the grades kindergarten through eight. tune High School, spoke to the Administration is to lead this country’s economy into new Mrs. Maxine Daniels is . the gen­ Parents’ Day At College Ocean Grove P.T.A. on the new cur­ eral chairman and is being assisted iiaiatamiaiaiaiamnniminianmnniiatttniqmnitmranflinitt and greater fields of private-enterprise achievement. The ob­ riculum. Election of officers fol­ by Mrs. Ann VanHufT and Mrs, Ma­ WEST LONcT b RANCH — The lowed and those elected were: Mrs. ligation obviously includes the responsibility of preventing MODERN, ATTRACTIVE home bel Morgan. The fashion portion of : acond annual Parents’ Day on the Charles A. BUms, president; Miss with atmosphere, near the ocean. further inflation, thereby checking the recent steady increase the show is under the direction of Monmouth College campus will Jean Gillan, first vice .president; Oil heat, 4 bedrooms, op to tbe Mrs. Charlotte Thompson, assisted -ike place May 17, sponsored by minute kitchen, oak floors, lovely in the cost of defense, while enabling us .to maintain a satis­ Mrs. Adeline Mead, second vice porch with ocean view. Such a factory trade balance. by Mrs. Carrie Sartor, Mrs. Carrie the freshman class. The day is president; Mrs. A. D. Heyl, secre­ home is a “Find” in Ocean Grove, Lester and Mrs. Pearl Coleman. [resented for students to show their PRICED LOWER THAN BUILD­ The responsibility of the hour also includes the obliga­ tary ; Myron Kistler, treasurer. Mrs. Synovia Simms, local dance families what life-, is-like otk cam- Main Avenue, Ocean Grove,' just ING COST! tion to find new and better ways of operation for our free instructor, is serving a dance con- pus. Among those serving on the paved with concrete,.was opened to TO SETTLE ESTATE — EXCEPTIONALLY WELL BUILT enterprise economy and our social system In these fields the ••student cofcmittee a re . Marianne traffic. The project cost $40,000. HOME, year round location. Hot water heat, oak floors, foil Hurley, 1812 Lakeview Avenue, and Mrs. Jean Hancox, of the Darda- cellar, bath and two lavatories. OPEN TO REASONABLE challenge of Communism is real, and its attainments are also OFFER. real, and the facts must be faced. Gail D; Fischer, .303 Springdale nelle Hotel, Ocean Grove, was in­ Avenue, both of Neptune. stalled aB grand marshall of the For these reasons, then, the next two years may well NEAR THE OCEAN, we have an excellent home and income FOR SALE property, lovely apartment for owner, fall cellar, laundry, auto­ be the “crucial” years for President Eisenhower and the Eis­ matic heat, running water in bedrooms. This is priced low — enhower era. LOVELY HOME and in spie and span condition. Comer property, centrally lo­ THREE APARTMENTS — Fully furnished, near ocean, now a cated, living room*, dining room, it’s Not Easy To summer income property, could easily be used all year, $9500.. If the heart is the key, it might be well to pay more bedroom, deluxe kitchen and We have a few attractive apartments available now. attention to the Chinese. They are practically immune to bath on the first floor; three bed­ Brush Off These heart disease. rooms and modern bath on the * * . • « * second floor; gas hot water heat; Values - - - ; : What Other Editors Say copper pipes throoghout; com­ MARION SMITH AGENCY bination windows; excellent con­ REAL ESTATE dition Inside and out; low taxes. 4 Bedroom custom built home. All large rooms with large INSURANCE “It seems that many people have the idea that our gov­ closets. Full basement. Lav. first floor. • Pantry. All hard­ 1S8 Main Avenne, Ocean Grove PR 5-2809 wood floors. Good heating system. Exact center-of town. ernments should give us every service suggested: And while ASKING 520,000 Faces south. Now at $14,000. A flne, well constructed home. "JUST INSIDE THE GATES it is.nice to have all of the luxuries of life, we must learn Nice home with extra lot one half block from ocean. All lathe and plaster. Large airy rooms. FuU basement. there is a limit to what we can expect our governments to Jennie Meyer Steam heat, oil. Furnished.’ Spacious one famf'y home furnish. All of us know we can’t, in our private lives, provide or terrific income if desired. Just think, you mig.it be able AGENCY to got all this for $15,000—if you catch the owner In the ourselves and our families with everything: our human hearts right mood. • ' : ’ 47 Vz Main Avenne Two apartment home with extra half lot for garden, patio INTEREST Paid on desire. All of us do not have the many resources to fill all or garage. 2% blocks from beach. Wide street. Has small Ocean Grove, N. J. cellar but heating unit has been removed. Separate en­ of our wishes. And neither do our governments unless taxes trances. Lathe and plaster. Fully furnished. Listed at Regular Savings Accounts Tel., PR 4-3061 $12,500 — but hurry. are upped, and upped, and upped.” — Silver Spring, Md., Maryland News

FOR SALE *£Al ESTATE ' INSURANCE • MORTGAGES L f £ST. 1920 53 Main Ave., Ocean Grove P R 4-1058 PR 4-2080 3 T O T T L B m i l Ocean Block — Fine View Use Our Modern Office or Drive-»In Facilities! Completely modern home, 5 Hoars; 9:30 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. — Friday NIfhts—6:30 to S bedrooms, 2% baths, gas hot water heat, washer and dryer. The FirstNational Bank of Bradley Beach NOW ONLY §22,000 BARGAINS FOR SALE BRADLET BEACH, N. J. — MODERN FREE PARKING , Have you dreamed of living near the Ocean in a beautiful Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation home with every modern convenience? This is exceptional. Priced right for a quick sale. Lire here in private.luxury or rent Member. Monmouth County Bankers and Clearing House Aas’n. Edwin D. Ralston a room or two for income. Bungalow — Hardwood floors, all new kitchen equipment, lovely porch and large yard, offered-at only $8500. Associates: Home for proud people. Fine location. You'll be pleased Robert T. Ralston with the beauty and charm of this lovely home—modern gas James E. Hunt, Jr. fired heating system, copper piping, two bathrooms, streamlined WHEN TIME P R 5-0398 kitchcn. It’s beautiful throughout nnd can be bought for less 48 M ain A v e. than the cost to build. THERE’S STILL TIME MEANT MONEY Ocean Grove The possession o f a w a t c h o r Two homes for less than the price of one. Double houses—one CLOCK IN COLONIAL AMERICA WAS A SADGE OP WEAVTH/ POORER five rooms and bath nnd one six rooms and bath. Each has its But Not Too Much CITIZENS RELIED ON THE CLOCK own automatic heating system and separate utility meters’. Of­ IN THE CHUPCH STEEPLE FOR fered at low. price for quick sale. Imagine!— only $7,500. • TIME'TELUNS.'. You can live in this well constructed house rent free. Income For that repair job you intended - For Sale - from tenant pays all expenses: Out of state owner is liquidating. to have done before the summer 3 beautiful apartments, separate furnaces. season came. And if you need the Central to Asbury Park and Rooming house offered at greatly reduced price as partner­ money to pay for it Occan Grove business sec­ ship is severed. See this and make your own offer. tions - oil heat - 24 rooms' $1,000. — Yes, you can buy an income property with only 17 bedrooms - new furnace - SI ,000 down—pay balance like rent. There’s A Loan WHEN VOU BUV U.S. sacrifice due to health. SAVINGS BONDS-'7011 ARB North Side— 6 rooms and bath. Automatic heat. Spacious lawn. Offered at greatly reduced price. Waiting For Your Call S u W £mC*- Northend overlooking Ocean Hotel, well-established, best location; owner retiring, will S E O W ry BONDS small rooming house rediiced. sacrifice due to ill health. y . T h e AMERICAN FLAG FIRST FLEW OVER FOREIGN SOIL WHEN CAPTAIN rfiuSeiS, ■ - ' : A t The . - ; RAfHBURNE OF THE U.S. NAVY CAPTURED MANY GOOD BUYS IN THE FORT AND HARBOR OF NASSAU ROOMING HOUSES IN THE BAHAMAS IN 1778. SUMMER RENTALS Be sure — insure with ASBURY PARK & OCEAM GROVE BANK KEEP ADDING; ALVIN E. BILLS WJ V. M. KUBLER, Realtor Ocean Grove Branch T O YOUR US. SAVINGS BONDS BY REGULAR PURCHASE REAL ESTATE Main Avenue At Pilgrim Pathway O F MORE BONOS! THIS IS ONE SURS WAY OF MAKING INSURANCE 117 MAIN AVENUE — OCEAN GROVE -YOUR SAVINGS ADD U P TO A It Has Been Serving Ocean Grove WHALE OF A LOT OF SECURITY/ PRospect 4-2124 . PR 4-1142 78 Main Ave., Ocean Grove All Year Round For Many Years FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1959 OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP : OF NEPTUNE, ;SEW ’ J1RSE¥ PAGE FIVB

| Scribe. Lynn Jeffers reports that on Tuesday, May 12, at the artd the desigi! was awarded honor-, j Giri Scout Troop 185 helped the W.S.C.S. meeting, and at the May Memorial. Bell; - able mention as an outstanding' m e- In And Out j Ocean Grove Camp, Meeting As­ church ser/ices. CContinmeii from page 1) . .' mortal in : theme and design at a. sociation fon Monday ti All and Mrs, A, Le Hoy Ward will be the D. Clark of the Eagle company; recent convention of- the. American ; seal their spring mail. circle leader for the coming year, Peter Dunning, of the Washington Institute of, Commemorative: Arts, Of Ocean Grove with Mrs. Alex Egyud as co-lcader. Mrs. Georgs' Ogden, 21 Bread- company, and .Phineas Proctor, of The $3,200 .cost of the memorial way, has returned home, from .Fit­ Installation of Circle leaders will be the Stokes company, were intro­ is being, raised by public subscrip­ kin Hospital, where she was a sur­ at the Vesper Service on May 17. duced and then joined in pulling Hr. and Mrs. George W. Allen Plans were discussed for the an­ tion and through contributions have returned from Florida and gical patient. Mrs. Ogden is the the cord that. unveiled . bhe large- wife o t . Officer George Ogden of nual covered dish supper for the from the Are companies and the .ire residing at'-68 Webb Avcniif bell .and its pink marble stand, < ,. the Ocean; Grove,police department. Susannah Wesley Circie to be held first aid -squad. Mr. Holmes said s' On Tuesday, May 19, the Ros- The. memorial was designed by the Mrs. Floyd Rush, shairmftn, re­ in the church early in June. etta. Sherwood Hall * Circle WtUl Long Branch Monument. Company small balaihce remains to be raised. , port's the 1969 cancer, drive is un­ Barbara Heck.'Circle will be in meet at the homo of Mrsi t . R. derway in Ocean Grove and work­ charge of games at the Fair in July Ward,; 714 Bridlemere Avenue, 'In­ AMONG. OCEAN GROVE’S FINEST — THE DUN-HAVEN HOTEL ers arc' waking a house-to-house in the church. terlaken. Members are asked to Members present,were: Mrs, Wil­ meet at St. Paul's Church at 1:30 canvass. Anyone 'wishing to con- triSuteNsall Mre. Rush, PR 0-8531: liam Ahrens, Mr:>„ Alsx: .Egyud, P.M. for transportation. . Mrs, H. Hudson Snyder, Mrs..Ken Sponsored by the Hanimh-Qros- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dickman, nethlDellett, Mrs, John Muchemore, .or Sterna Island, N. Y., arrived man VFWlAuxiliary, a dance for Mrs. James Sulivar. Mrs. Albert Ocean-GrpVe’s 6th, 7th and 8th here last week to spend the season Meeks and Mrs. A, Le iloy Ward. .gri.de stufients will be staged to- at their cottage, 68 Clark. Avenue. i night (FrMay), 7:30 to 10:30, in ELEVATOR BREAKFAST CAFETERIA COLOR & SOUND MOVIES Mn and. Mrs. George Mackay j. the Uneie Bjjl Thomson Memorial Friendship CliiJb - have opened their cottage at 9 P it- j Youth Center. Live music will be . man Avenue /after spending . the Meets In The Hills, JAMES DARREN, right,, and Robert Ellis prepare art ' 58 EMBURY AVENUE provided": by Johnny Whiteman’s OPEN ALL TEAR winter in Holiandale, Fla. Band. ' - ocean dunking for Sandra Dee, her initiation into the T h e D E A N S ' The . Ocean Grove Neighborhood SHARK RIVER HILLS — The Surfboard set of the beach generation, in the romantic s Rospect S-407S Dining Room Air ,Conditioned Breakfast derveS (Sir! - Scoufc meeting will be held regular monthly .meeting of the comedy, “Gidget,” now playing at the RivoM, Belmar, and Monday, 8 P.M., in the EJagle fire Friendship Club, O.E.S. Chapter at the Laurelton Motor Vue, ending Sunday night. The Open Phone: .. All Year ■ST. ELMO HOTEL house. .ST.. PAUL’S 170, Ocean Grove, was held last co-feature at Eaurelton i s ‘The Bandit of Zhobe.’ - PR 4-9679 Monday at the home of Mrs. Helen • The annual WSCS pledge serv­ Corner Main and New York Avea. Stoye, 220' Schiok Ave:, Shark Riv­ ice will be held Tuesday, 7:30 P.M., Modified American & European Mabel & Geo. Davis, Propra. er Hill? President' Mary Mystrik in St. Paul’s, Church sanctuary. M other’s Day will be observed ? t Brer,ftfast 8:30 te, 3:30 ■ , ■■: Sunday Dinner 12:30 to S >.:’;M; presided, . Lois Taylor - Hans W. Pokorny, Dinner 5 \o 6:30 Reservation, pleas,.. All members arc urged to attend. St. Paul's ■ Methodist Church on After the business meeting, The WSCS executive boars, will Sunday with mothers taking, part, games vfere played and cancer Nuptials May 2 In St. Paul’s , meet at 11 A.M. 'on Tuesday. in the service. Dr, Albert S, .Lay­ ton! w illb e in charge. Mrs. Ruth- dressings 'were made, under the di­ After 'spending >jnjoyaMa rection of Della Bossert. cancer OCEAN GROVE—Miss Lois ,1a- ant, Mrs. Ernest Lebowitej wore winter Is Hawaii, Mbs Maude C. olains J. Barnes will have eharge Classified Advertisements of the music and at the morning chairman; Anne Taylor, daughter of Mr, and dresses of. pink silk argaEzs,, They ’Advertisement for these columns: should be In the office of 'Th* Gaj returned last week.to her home The “Blind Pig,” was w o e < by Mrs. £5.'Roger Taylor, of Arlington worship service the Carol Choir also carried pink, roasts. Times" NOT LATER THAN 11:00 A M , Thursday of each weete. • at 88. Broadway. A thrilling ex­ Joy Almack. ■ and formerly, of Ocean Grave, was wiii sing "''God i s . Near” and the Hans Pokorny, brother of the a CLASSIFIED AD BATES perience, said Miss Gay, was State- Attending the meeting were Har­ ■married last Saturday in St. Paul’s Chapel Choir Girls will sing.“ Song bridegroom, was best man, Ushers 2 23 W o rd s OH I^ESS ...... SEVENTY C E N T S ■hood Day, when the streets .and riet Wilson, Della Bossert, Olive Church, here, to Mr. Werner Hans of Mothers.” The services are at were Donald Davis snd Hugh 1 Additional Words ABOVE 23 ...... 2c£Sa v e r Wo rd churches of Honolulu were crowded Roe, Bessie Dodd, Fanny Rutledge, Pokorny, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Hans | 5 Times for the price of Four Consecutive Insertions. For’ each line 8:80 and 10:46 A.M. At the 4:00 | capitalized or Indented. I5c acWltlonal charge. • i and the SO-gus salute .was fired Q’Rieliy. o’clock >Vespes service Dr. Layton Hattie Strudwick, Gladys Miller T. Pokorny, o f Matttcheti, The Rev. 1 Copy inaUed In. glvea to a ceptesentatlve or brought to office, per- 1 from the Statehouse., The dimate, ing, Bello Gravatt, Rae Croziar, Dr. Albert S. Layton officiated. The reception was held at the S eonally must be accompanied by cash or stamps to cover cost. C o p y 3 will speak on “ Proper Respect” and 3 accepted over phone as a courtesy and convenience to customers, 1 the ' innate, the rolling surf, the Manasquan River Country Club. Mrs. Barnes will play .as .her. pre­ Laura Baker! Jem MacGlure, Doro- The bride, who was given .in mar­ 9 Bills due immediately upon presentation. 1 1 lush .foliage and the protecting: lude at the morning service "On thy Gondek, Margaret Macaulay, riage by her father, wcire a gown .The bride was graduated frost mountains with their picturesque t'n:: Like at Galilee’8 and for her May, Swanson. Lilly':Jeffers,. Bea­ of Italian silk wits a bodice of Al- Neptune High School and Mills Col­ FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE villages were as attractive as tlie postlude “ Chorus of Happy Spir­ trice Srhardt, Ruth Hoffman, Ethel encoa iaca.:, Her shoulder-length lege of Education, . She is s teacher .travel folders say.1 Shs returned TO GRANDMA AND GRANDPA: TWO HOTEL BARGAINS — Ocean its”. At the Vesper service the kange, Marjorie Boiisviat, Joy Al- veil of French illusion was held by in the Kearny schools. Mr, Pokorny Yes, you CAN get ft room at the Dun- Pathway. 35 rooms, 2 lots running from" home, by way of San Francisco, snack, Charlotte Wood, Ruth Neigh­ Haven Hotel, 4 doors from the board; street to street, partly heated, fur­ Crusader ( M t 'rill sing "We've a crown of orange blOssons. She was gradUisted 'from:. Newark., Col­ walk 'on beautiful Ocean Pxthvray—If Long Beach and .'Mexico City,. nished, excellent buy, iUncss reason for a Story to '.CelS to the Nations”.- bors, Lillian Shejpardi Elizabeth carried, a. cascade bouquet of shell lege of EiJgine-ering1 arid is em­ you act NOW!; • • .•- ■ eellin g, $21,500. O cea n A v en u e, co r n e r -tc Florida to visit'her toother ia. WANT TO AVOID STAIRS T Jot, South End, 18 rooms, divided Into Mrs..Barnes will play fo? her pre­ Millar, Jane Hollaway. pink roses. - ployed by Tippets, Abbott, McCar* The Dun-Haven has 15 ground floor 2 apartments (one of 4 rooms has heat), Bradenton, s ■ stop ever. at. St. bedrooms and almost seventy bedrooms lude ”‘Pax Vabisenm” and for her The next meeting will be Jseld The matron of honor, Mrs, Ar­ thy arad Stratton, a donsulting en­ plus 9 renting rooms, plua 3-room bun­ Petersburg and :hen fey air ie Idle- more—served by the safest type ele­ g a low , fu rn ish ed, $22,000. B r e w e r & postlude “ Meditatior. on a Hymn by Mrs. Mae Swanson, at'the Ard- thur Davis, and her other attend­ gineering firm, Ne w York City. vator built, slow and p W t Bangs Ave., Asbury Park. wild and home. WANT TO GO TO THE MOVIES? PR 5-0250. . —I8t f Tun®”. ..The police, firemen ant more-Summerfield Hotel, Ocean Don't even move out of your Dun- - Douglas Holl, son of Mr. and Pathway, Ocean. Grove. 'Refresh­ Hayen rocker! Twice each week we OCEAN GROVE guest house, 9 bed­ Rrafc Aid Sijuad will fee. guests ut take you to aU the world’s beauty spots Mrs. Frank Holl, Cookman ro o m s plu3 owner's 1st floor apartment. 130 the. 4:00 o'clock Service. Sunday ment committee .for «une meeting with - professional gorgeous color and Automatic hot water heat, and running Avenue, celebrated his 7th birth­ ore Gladys Millering, Chairman, Couple Leave For Denver, Col., Home sound travelogs on a huge screen, in water in all bedrooms. Furnished. 63 School, is at 9:30 anti there are one of Ocean Grove's largest and most Webb Ave. , : • day with a luncheon and bowling classes ..for all' ages. Attendance with Jana Holloway, Lilly Jeffers, beautiful lounges. Yes—travel all over the world In your own rocker! CORNER PROPERTY-2 apartments: party April 29. Favors and decora­ Della Bossert and Margaret Fitting Following New York City Wedding RAINING OTJT? ENJOY BREAKFAST cards may be secured .upon request, 5 a nd bath, 4 and bath; modern, good tions were in the cowboy motif and as alternate. IN ! ' co n d itio n . W rite B o x 7890. c/o T im es The mid-week devotional service Yet, » “cost of operation” breakfast office. Ocean Grove. -14-18* young guests were Johnny Meyer, in Dun-Haven's unusuaUy beautiful is on Wednesday evening at 7:30. NEW YORK CITY — Miss Pa­ Isis brother,'while Mrs. Kay Fenelo, Stevie Holl, Larry Beekman and cafeteria—an accommodation to keep COZY all-year, 5 room home. Abbott Everyone is cordially invited to at­ Scouts Aid Association tricia Joan Cbayne, daughter of aunt o f the bride, served as ma- those many rooms filled. The Dan- hot air gas heat, reduced to Melinda Holl. Larry bowled high Haven will be packed again this sum­ $9,500; Abbott Ave., near chufch, 2 tend all of these services. Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Ciiayne, tron-oi-honor. m e r tor one very good reason: no ho­ -amc of 83 and Stevie won the apartments and 4 rooms, furnished, hoi OCEAN GROVE—Nearly 10,000 o f . Miami Beach, Fla., and Sea tel offers more for the . money. We air oil heat, nice home and income, special game prize. Last Saturday, copies of the Ocean Grove summer For their wedding trip, the csu- mean to keep It “Ocean Grove's best bargain $9,500; Webb Avenue, one Cliff, L.I., became the bride, last ple left, for their new home ia Den­ b u y ." — U t f block from ocean, 3 story, 21 rooms, Douglas’ older brother, Richard program for 1969 went into the furnished, to close estate reduced to Saturday morning ot Mr. Edward ver, Cksl., 'where the bridegroom $8,500. B r e w e r & S m ith . 619 B angs Holl, celebrated his 12th birthday snail this week. The big job of ROOMS—Summer from June 1st id CIRCLES Q’NeUI, Jr., son o f vE .d w a rd J. Ave., Asbury Park. PR 3-0250. —17t£ with if bowling and luncheon party, "stuffing and sealing” the envelopes has just accepted a position with Sept. 30th. Make reservations early. O’Neill and nephew of Mrs. Mary the Glenn L. Martin aircraft com­ South End, 3^ blocks from bathing FOUR FAMILY—Terrific Income; all . attended by Drew Williamson, was carried out with the assist­ beach, kitchen privileges if wanted. private baths, entrances and porches, Barbara Heck Beare, of the Albatross Hotel, pany. He is a graduate of Neptune The Skipper, 21 Webb Ave., Ocean automatic oil heat, North End of Ocean Buddy Stoll, Mark Hancox, Ted ance of Girl Scout Troop #165 un­ Grove. Phone PR 5-0502. —25tf WEST BELMAR—The Barbara Ocean Grove, N. J. High School and Fairfield Univer­ Grove; residential, but close to. every­ Beekman and Dave Morris. Andy der the direction of its leaders, thing. Price $12,500. Call Elizabeth 4- Heck Circle o f St. Paul’s Church, sity, Fairfield, Conn. WHITFIELD HOTEL—Furnished ef­ 5350.. ______— Haldane was unable to attend. Mrs, Robert Jobs. and. Mrs. Wil­ The 11 A.M. ceremony was per­ ficiency apartments and rooms, special Ocean Grove, met Tuesday night winter rates. Surf and Beach Avenues, Drew Williamson was high bowler, liam Morawe, at the Camp Meet­ formed ia St. Joseph’s Catholic The bride was 'graduated from FOR SALE — Desirable lot close to at the home of Mrs, Albert Meeks, Ocean Grove. Phone PRospect 0-9724. beach and stores. 38' 3" frontage. Ap­ with a 184 game. ing Association office. Church, here, with tho Rev. John St. Mary’s School, Miami, Fla., —7tf ply 30 Pitman Ave., Ocean Grove. P.O.' 1016 Seventeenth Avenue, West B o x 151. . -1 8 -2 2 * A mixed bowlers party in honor J. Fitzgerald, cousin of the bride, and Florida State University. FOR RENT—Wlndaraer on the ocean- Belmar. Mrs. William Ahrens pre-1 officiating. A reception followed at front open all year. Rooms or apart-: OCEAN GROVE—4 bedroom home, of the birthday of one of the num- sided. ments, utilities supplied, weAly^ or ho^water heat (oil), all conveniences, mer, Mrs. Mae Swanson, was held Ricardo's, Astoria, L. I. season. Reasonable rates. Mrs. Hop­ all in good condition. Mrs. Kenneth Dellett opened the ' ' READ THE per, 23 Ocean Avenue. -^8tf Robert W. Johnson at Air Lanes Friday evening, May Robert O’Neill was best man for OCEAN GROVE TIMES 32 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove. Phone meeting with o scripture reading FOR RENT—Apartment, 3 rooms and PR 5-1020. 1, Those participating were Mr. and Mrs. H. Hudson Snyder led the bath; completely £urntshed, 2 aduU sj and Mrs. Swanson, Mr. and Mrs. May 1 - Oct. 1. PRospect 5-7937.. GUEST HOUSE — . Suitable- conva­ prayer. —14-lB* lescent home. 9 bedrooms plus own­ George Cole, Mr. and Mrs. William The Barbara Heck Circle is host­ er s 1st floor apartment. Automatic hoi ■ Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. Harries, Mr. APARTMENT — 4-room, modern, water heat, and running water In at ess to' greet the people at the door Beauty Salon sleeps 4 to 5 people, season or monthly, bedrooms. Furnished. 65 Webb Ave, and Mrs. Horter, Mr. and Mrs. available May 15, Marie Villa, 9'Maitt Ocean Grove. _ i9 _ 2 3 * Wesley Nagle, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. 89 Main Avenue Ave., Ocean Grove. PR 5-2559. —12tf FOR SALE MacClure, Mrs. Joy Aumack and OCEAN GROVE SUMMER RENTALS—Bungalows and furnished apartments—Week, month of WALNUT dining room table, 4 chairs, son John, Mr. and Mrs. John Ro­ DAILY and SUNDAY PRospect 5-7161 season. ; “EVERYTHING FOR THE TABLE” Robert W. Johnson, Real BtUte various other articles, no dealers. Call bertson and Mr. and Mrs Bud PR 4-1465 after 4 P.M.. • — 19 Specializing lit COR. PILGRIM PATHWAY & OLIN ST. — PR 4-1749 32 Main Ave., Ocean Grove. PR 8- Hurry. Following the bowling, the 1020. — I4*18f NEWSPAPER Permanent Waving OCEAN GROVE FOR SALE^Kelvlnator refrigerator, group adjourned to Vic’s restau­ good condition, three piece rattan set, BRETHREN CONFERENCE, contact new, one studio couch. Phone PR 5- rant for refreshments. DELIVERY the Buena Vista Hotel, 18 Heck Ave„ 7412. 19*; Ocean Grove, block to Atlantic ocean. Furnished rooms at special rates. , - - 14-18* FOR SALE — ^Dishes, table . lamp, ' bookcase, maple bed. Boston rocker, Ocean Grove News Service SPECIALS FOR living room chair. PR 4-3810. —19* C. H Galloway, Prapr, ATTRACTIVE 5 room apartment, MATTHEWS, heat and hot water furnished, conven­ F O R S A L E —1 dining room table. 5 ient to Asbury Park, at Main Ave. chairs dhd sideboard, walnut. In good Phone KE 1-4088 E L Y Gates. Ocean Grove. 146 Main Ave. co n d itio n , S15. P h on e P R 5-3601. . — 19* FRANCIONI PR 4-2566. . . —13tf 413 Broofeslde Avenue FUNERAL HOME Mother's Day Dinner FOR SALE—Porch or lawn furniture Oakhurst, N, J./ APARTMENT—Ormond Hotel, - heat­ consisting of two metal chairs and two & TAYLOR Joseph R. & Howard L. Ely ed, 1 large room, twin-beds, private matching tables. Phone PR 5-0285. bath, kitchenette, separate entrance, / .— 19* FUNERAL HOME special rate May arid June, weekly, Exclusive but Inexpensive — Air, Conditioned OSCAR MEYER monthly or season. Call Hotel, PR 6- FOR SALE—Kclvlnator refrigerator, 9746 o r R es, P R 5-5931; . ... — 15tf Rood condition, a-piece rattan set, new, DANIEL L. FRANCIONI — Lady Attendant 1 studio couch. Phone PR 5-7412. •— 10 C o l l 2-ROOM APT. for rent. AU utilities THOMAS W. TAYLOR ' 514 SECOND AVENUE' CANNED HAM - - - $3.49 furnished. 3rd floor.. 09 Mtv Carmel 704 • 7th Ave. Asbury Park ASBURY'PARK' .3 lb. Pullman Style Way, Ocean Grove. Call PR 5-2869. SERVICES -1 6 -2 0 Air Conditioned PR 5-0021 R A D I O C A B ' Phone PR 5-0567 ^TAILORING —• For men and womet^ . LIGHT PLEASANT rooms with 3 alterations of all kinds. You will be, Families Called For , TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED SUGAR ’N SPICE home cooked meals dally. Ideal loca­ 'YitlV tho W(?rk' K* Bouforah, At Their Convenience PRospect tion near the ocean and the Great Au­ 145 Abbott Ave. Phone PR 4-2494. ditorium, convenient to Asbury Park. —52tf Write Box 3450, c/o 'Ocean Grove BAKE HAM GLAZE - Jar 39c T im e s .:' -' : . ; • - - - -1 8 -2 7 * PLUMBING AND HEATING, gutters • and leaders. Fred Elsenhauer, 124 5- , FOR RENT—Cabin, efficiency shower, Cookman Ave. Phone PRospcct 5-5092.’ lavatory, and patio, close to Asbury —atf U. S. GRADE AA' business center and Auditorium. Two DAY ANIJ NIGHT DELL MARKET adults. 98 Mt. Tabor Way. —48-22* ACCOUNTANTS—System Installation Eddie’s Quality SERVICE for small business. BoDki. done .up 127 HECK AVENUE FOR RENT—Single or double rooms, monthly, periodically; tax returns pre­ some light housekeeping. Centrally lo­ pared. Specializing in Srtall Firms. Tel. PRospect 4-S974 CHUCK ROAST c cated. 90 Mt. Zion Way, Ocean Grove. Tengl, Box 9535, c / o O cean G ro v e Market -1 8 -2 2 * .Times office, _ — 15-19 OCKAN GROVE (Bone In) FURNISHED roonjs with light hpuse- FOR QUALITY MEATS “A FKIENDLY PLACE i . keeping privileges. $5 up per week. MISCELLANEOUS Convenient location. PRospect 5-2016, CUl' WHEN & HOW GOLD SEAL & TO SHOP” • ... - — 18r22 HIGHEST PRICES PAID—I will buy 59 china, glass, lamps, brh’-a-brac, jew- FRESH KILLED YOU WANT THEM ARMSTRONG INLAID FURNISHED room- In .comfortable elry, silver, furniture. Best prices 125 Heck Avenue TETLEY cottage near the Gate, single person or paid. Alice Sand, 227 River Road, Red LINOLEUM couple- Light housekeeping if desired. B a n k . S H a dyslde 1-5233, . — 52* Ocean Grove . TEA CHICKENS or FOWL - 39c Phone PR 4-1961. - - — 19 mm \ WANTED — Room In Ocean Grove • Rubber Tile, Asphalt Til,', SALE HEADYTO COOK FOR RENT — Attractive' year-round with light housekeeping privileges; E . W. Robbins,-Prop. Pkg. of 64 Tea Bags homer overlooking ocean at South End.. single lady; centrally located; reason­ Vinyl Plastic, Plastic Wall Living room, dining room, kitchen, able. Write Box 2266, c/o Times Of­ Tel. PRospect 4-0963 Tile, Formica Sink Tops. WHITE ROSE large porch, 3 or 4 bedrooms. Avail­ fices, Ocean Grove. — 19* Only 69c able J u ly, A u g u st or season. B o x 1234. “Absoiotely tie B t« —. *t c/o Times Office, Ocean Grove.- SITUATIONS WANTED Reasonable Prices” . -1 9 -2 3 * FRESH KILLED • Estimates Cheerfully OSvti WE NOW HAVE CRANBERRY SAUCE - 2 cans for 43c LOCAL woman .with many years’ ex­ POULTRY Expert Mechanics LOST AND FOUND perience would like to assist.or help A FULL LINE manuge guest house the coming sea­ OF son. Best references. Write Box 8944, HOME MADE SAUSAGE FOUND articles m a y be advertised TASTY KAKE In this column without charge to c/o Tim e s Office, Ocean G ro v e . — 10* Under. CHICKEN PARTS ' L & N '. HOME-MADE VEGETABLE JUICES - - - 2 for 69c GENTLEMAN wishes position • as Lge. 46 oz. Can, Reg. 41c Can . FOUND—Small, silver cross on chain. companlon-nurse to . gentleman. . Best * PIES Inquire Miss Isabel Hanna, 137 Main references. Phone PR 6-6945 —19* BIRDS EYE .Floorcovering Shop EVER- SATURDAY- Ave., Ocean Grove. — lp FROZEN FOODS WHY NOT REAL ESTATE WANTED Win. L. Neaves A 8on ORDER ONE TODAY? NEW FAT-FREE COOKING AID ‘ PR 5-0273 or 6*6524 WANTED — To Rent RETIRED couple looking for home PREMIER CAN FOODS In Ocean Grove. Anything that can be 109 So. Msrn — Neptune WANTED — Garage, yearly or sea­ modernized Into a desirable home. Good N.B.C. CRACKERS FREE DELIVERY PAM DRY-FRY - - - - Can $1.49 son. A. J. Taylor, 64 Abbott Ave., location essential. What have you? Ocean Grov£, phone PRospect 5-6067. Write F. L. Tindall,. 232 Edinburg Road, ... -18-22* Trenton 9, N. J. ^ 15. 19* OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1959

Colt, Mra. Albert Lopez, Mrs. Le- Guess What They're Talking About Hoy White, Mrs. Brower, Mrs. A1 Freda, Jr., Mrs. Herbert O’Don­ nell, Mrs. Aldo Vignolini, Mrs. Rob­ ert Demgard, Mrs. Cortland Gra­ vatt, Miss Alice Kilby, Mra. Sa- mille Gesualdo, Mrs. Schwartz', Mrs. Gene C. Vaccaro. Also, Mrs. Ellsworth Matthews, Mrs. Joseph Mennie, Mrs. Robert HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLIES PROPERTY RECONDITIONING Shafto, Mrs. Philip H. Kruschka, Mrs. Anthony Falaia, Mrs. Irvine J. Hurry, MrB. Gatta, Mrs. Charles Kemper, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coates, Mrs. Michael Rinaldi, Mrs. PLUMBING HEATING AIR-CONDITIONING Charles Curto, Mrs. Stanley Sliwa, Miss Tessie Schembri, Mrs. Daniel SHEET METAL WORK— KITCHF>1 MODERNIZATION Gorman, Mrs. George Falaia, Miss Pat Radford, Mrs. Ralph Lopez, Over Fifty Years '//■•'. Fourth and Railroad Aves. . ' of Service In Asbury Park, N. J. . Mrs. Donald Sauta. Monmouth County, .Dial PRospect. 5-3193 Also, Miss Kay Conklin, Mrs. Theodore Specht, Mrs. Mary Good­ win, Mrs. Ray Griffin, Mrs. Gilbert AUTO BODY REPAIRS RADIO & TELEVISION — SALES & S E R V I C E Smith, Mrs. George, Killion, Mr. h a v e n/vi>i/vTorts c l e a n e d a n u r e p a i r e d and Mrs: Richard Rooy, Mrs: Jo­ ACE Radio & TV Service (PR 5-8062) seph Marston,-Mrs. John Mulliken, . Repaired Nick Antici! Finishing 9 • wt". repair Television, Uome & Car Radios;: Record Players and Mrs. George Boyce, Mrs. Lcrtch, WHEEL ALIGNMENT i, ..»* i»vci«f0ers\, . :■■■■ ■■ ' ' Mrs. Norman Shafto, Mrs. Worth, 1006 FIRST AVENUE, ASBURY PARK Tel.. PRospcct 5-3472 H»U Main Street (Corner; 4th Ave.), Bradley Beach Miss Ann Covert, Mrs. John Al­ ■’ R O O F S — s T d I N G S ~ James F. Stiles, Jr., National Director of tlie TVeaariry** United mack, Miss TesBie Schembri, Mrs. States Savings Bonds Division, is shown hero (at left) discussing his favorite subject with President Eisenhower, who holds a handful Ervin Megill, Sr., Mrs. Albert of Savings-Bonds*'Hie occasion was a recent conference in Wash- Schwartz, Mrs. George Bartolf, GENERAL ROOFING CO. ing ton at >yhich the President addressed more *ban 300 of tho na­ Mrs. Elwood Dutter, Mrs. William HOOFING. — SIDING — GUTTERS — LEADERS f tion’s leading industrialists. He told the group .business leaders Franklin, Mrs. Michael Virgllio, COMBINATION WINDOWS FREE ESTIMATES J that without the Savings Bond Program, the Treasury’s job of man­ 1'Hospect 6-8219 1408Vi Corlies Ave., Neptune Robert Deane < aging the national debt “ would be much more difficult—i would Mrs. Watson MacCiure, Mrs. Wil­ say well nigh impossible*’ ' Mr* Eisenhower said the readiness of the liam McDonald, Mrs, John DeRosa, American people to invest.their savings in U. S/bonds “ bespeaks Mrs. Lester Campbell and others. PLASTERING — PATCHING — CONCRETE WORK morale and faith in America’ ’ •"'T'” . ‘ Others attending were: Mrs. Clem Agresta, Mrs. George Jeffries, WILLIAM GRAY, Mason Contractor Mrs. Edmund Parsons, Mrs. Lester 22 Third Ave., Neptune City, N. J. PR 6-79-10 One Ilundrcl Enjoy Spring Supper Bush, Mrs. Robert McClelland, Mrs. Philip Erhardt, Mrs. Marjorie Bon- CARPENTER — GENERAL CONTRACTOR naviat, Mrs. Frances Holt, Mrs. At Grove Woman’s Club April 30 Robert Slocum, Mrs. William Bate­ man, Mrs. George Martin, Jr., Mrs. pS ct c. H. Wood and Son 10^ m^ ye OCEAN GROVE — One hundred Mrs. H. F. Dumke. Michael O’Brien, Mrs. Gene C. Vac­ CARPENTEHS-MASONS, All types construction, rootlns, siciinc. Weyor- members and guests attended, the And, Mrs. A. T. HdlloWay, Mrs. caro, Mrs. Edward Conklin, Mrs, hflusor shall homes. Wc will undertake your entire project (foundation to spring supper of the Ways- and Interior decoration). Estimates, free. Satisfaction guaranteed. Trina Brain, Mrs. V. M. Kubler, Jack Thomas, Mrs. George Killion, Means department of the Ocean Mrs. Daniel Sherwood, Miss Hat­ Mrs. James Perrella, Mrs. James Si Grove Woman’s Club last Thursday tie Buchanon, Miss Lily Jeffers, Vaccaro, Mrs. Alma Moore, >lrs. night at the clubhouse, 83 Mt. Car­ Miss Lynn ■ Jeffers, Mr. Edward Charles Muscatell, Mrs.. Robert p“.2i49ct Charles Lambert 10^afGrovec‘ mel Way. Schlaefer, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Scott, Mrs. Carl Archer,' Mrs..Don- Roofing, Siding, Alteration Work — No Job Too Mrs. Frederick Strom,.chairman, Matlaek, Mr. and Mrs. Homer oI4 Sauta, Mrs.: Herbert Nelder, Large or Too Small — Terms Arranged was assisted by Mrs. Russel Sny­ Kresge, Mr. and Mrs. Charles War­ Mrs. Frank Baccellato, Mrs. Mich­ der, Mrs. Wm. Schlasman, Mrs. ner, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Larson, ael Kokinchak, Mrs. Anthony Zulla, COAL AND FUEL OIL Henry Erbacher, Mrs. Edward Dev­ Mr, and Mrs. Christian Schmidt, Mrs. Leonard Schultz, Mrs. Fred onshire, Mrs. Del Roy White, iMrs. Mr. ' and Mrs. Fred Stelling, Mr. Chafey and others. Wm. Sutherland, Mrs. Russell and Mrs| Andrew Wilson, Mr. and Woolley. Mrs. Inviti Swanson, in Mrs. ErM. Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. charge of dining room, was assisted Alfred E. Humphries, Mr. and Mrs. by Mrs. Oscar Larson, Mrs. R. A. Wm: C. Magee, Mr, and Mrs. Davison, Mrs. Henry Harley, Mrs. Marie Antoinette must have had this Cinnamon Loaf in mind when she George Paterson. IftjOW PQES COTTON Edward Sehlafifer, Mrs.' Charles said "Let Them Hat Cake." It's a rich yeast-riused bread with a swirl of HE^P OPZRAT£ yjQN aiorriaric cinnamon all sugar coated. It's jusi the thing to serve thinly Piper, Mrs. Margaret Asay, Mrs. sliced and buttered, for a tea party, .with fruit for dessert, but best of an, C. B. Henning and Mrs. Alex­ Party Benefits dUSlNBSS. any time at all, toasted. MACHINES . CINNAMON LOAF* ander Anderson. . : 1 cup milk l/f cup warm, not hot water Mrs, R. A. Davison announced Uniform Fund 1/4 cup butter or margarine’ ^ \ (lukewarm for compressed yeast) the spring luncheon Thursday, May Wcup sugar ; • -4 1 eeg, beaten 21, 12 noon promptly. All reserva­ 1 teaspoon salt . 4 V7 cups sifted enriched flour t package pr cake yeast, acti ve Melted butter or margarine . tions must be in and paid for no ELECTRICIAN dry or compressed l/z cup sugar. later than May 18, through Mrs. ;. yr •'.ft tablespoon cinnamon ; v- •/. \ V George Paterson, PR 4-4129. NEPTUNE—1The Jr. Drum and Scald milk. Add butter or margarine,* % cup sugar and salt; Cool to luke­ Bugle Corps, sponsored by the . Others attending were Mrs. John warm. Sprinkle or crumble yeast into water (warm* not hot, water for O’Brien-Major VFW Post and Aux­ ADAMS ELECTRIC active dry yeast; lukewarm for compressed yeast). Stir until dissolved. Moreland,' Mrs. Fred Ball, Mrs. iliary, held a Mad Hatteis Card Wiring — Futures — Appliances Add lukewarm milk mixture, Add the.egg, then half the flour. Beat until Lucy -Papertsian, Miss Mary Wat­ R. Darwin Adams, Jr. PRospect 6-8376 Party last Thursday night at th e,: smooth* Add remaining flour. Turin dough onto a lightly floured board. son, Miss A. , Witherow, Mrs. R. P. O. Bo* 915, Asbury Park.' N. J. Knead, Place dough in greased bowl. Brush top lightly with melted Post Honie, 1515 Corlies Avenue, shortening. Cover with cloth. Let rise in warm place, free from draft, Young, Mrs. A. G. Stratton, Mrs. for the benefit of the Corps’ new Until, doubled in bulk* about 45 minutes.. Punch down and turn out on D; J. Valentine, Mr; Irwin Swan­ ABOUT 90% OP uniforms. lightly floured board. Divide flough in half. Roll each half into an oblong son, Mrs. Fred Engel; Miss Flor­ OFFICE MACHINE RIBBONS about 8* x 10-*. Brush each lightly with melted butter or margarine. Mix Thomas B... Miller judged'the pa­ ence Gower, Mr. W. H. Schlasman, ARE MADE Of COTTON, together V2 cup sugar and the cinnamon. Sprinkle half of the mixture rade Of hats. Prizes were awarded on each oblong of dough. Roll up each piece tightly crosswise as for Jelly Miss Nan Cortissos, Miss Florence roll; Place in greased bread pans 8 */i x 4*4" x 2 */i> let rise in warm Cortissos, Mrs. . Fred Schneppcr, to the prettiest, Mrs. Peter Ardo­ place, free from draft, until doubled in bulk, about I hour. Bake at 350 lino, Mrs. John Gatta, Mrs. Harry Mr Alexander Anderson, Mr. Henry degrees about 40 minutes. Ice top while hot With ♦Plain Icing. Makes J. Brq\ver, and Miss Jean Bennett; FLORIST Harley, Mr.; Del Roy White, Mr. 2 loaves.; - ft ■ \ -■■■--•V-.-.* '•»■. ■ funniest, Mrs, Raymond Horner, *Plain Icing—Combine i/2 cup sifted confectioners' sugar with 2 teaipoons Walter , Fredericks,- Mrs. Frances Miss Beatrice Diehl, Mrs. Philip Grove Cleaners ", ABCAUIA — The Land ot Flowera milk and Vs teaspoon vanilla extract and beat until smooth. Haskard. Schwartz and Mrs. Donald Schell; ARCADIA Also,; Mrs. Charles Putt, Mrs. G. fLOWER SHOP AND OREKNDOUSC Routfrt B. luikm. Prop. most original,. Mrs. Charles Curto, and Dyers PLAN IB AND DIIH GARDENS, CUT FLOWERS. WEDDING PLOW KBS. R. Drown, Mr. r.ussell Snyder, Mrs. Ervin Megill, Mrs. Thomas C O B 8A G K S , WVNKR AL DESIGNS, FLOWERS BY WIRE Mr. Edward Devonshire, Mr. FREE PICKUP AND lummerfleld and Cookman Aves. Phone: PRospebt 4-2445 Summer Sandwiches Stack Up Curto and Mrs. Joseph Lertch. DELIVERY SERVICE Charles Piper, Mrs. John Meyer, Mrs. Joseph Marmora was gener- Mrs. Edith Noble, Mrs. E. A. Wake­ We Operate Onr Own Cleaning GARAGE—STORAGE ral chairman for the affair assisted, j and Preaaiog Machines field, Mrs. Margaret Selfridge, Mrs. , by Mr. and Mrs. John Troppoli, Thog. H. Catley, Wm. C. Catley Oldsmobile Sales and Service Phones: PR 5-4670 — PR 5-4683 Sidney Sandford, Miss Martha I Mrs. Thomas Cox, Mrs. Mauro — . Proprietor* Parkhill, Miss Kathryn Brahdley, 40 POffrlm Pathway, Ocean Grove Johnson’s Oldsmobile, Inc. .Troppoli, Mrs. Chris Snyder, Mr.' PR 4-2300, 4-2301 Miss Mae Fulton, Miss Jennie Ful­ land Mrs. Hyland Corbin, Miss Do- 86 South Main Street, Ocean Grove ton, Miss Helen Parker, Mrs. E. STORAGE — BY DAY - WEEK - MONTH | lores Marmora, and Miss Roseann Thompson., Mrs Nellie Kastner, Siciliano. . - Miss Harriet Skene, Mr. R. A. Dav­ Special prize winners were Miss OCEAN GROVE Phone PRospect 4-1439 21-HOllR SERVICE ison, Mrs. A. N. Metzger, Mrs. El­ Jean Bennett, Mrs. Cox, Mrs..Mich­ SHAFTO’S GARAGE CORP. lis Pierce, Mrs. Thomas Proven, ael La Fauci, Mrs. Edward Worth, Miss Oiehl, Mrs, James Perella, STORAGE—BATTERY—TOWING SERVICE— REPAIRING MEMORIAL Corner Corlies Avenue and Main Street Neptune, N. J. Ralph Lopez, Mrs. Schell and Mrs. Carl Franeese. . . The door prize winners included HOME LAUNDRY Mrs. Leonard Schultz, Mrs. Joseph 118 MAIN AVENUE H a s HOMES AND HOTELS Phone PRospect 6-7119 Curto, Mrs; Ardolino,'.Mrs. Loretta AIR CONDITIONED NEPTUNE LAUNDRY CO. Burdge, Mrs. Lester Goldstein, PRospect 4.1753 ALL SERVICES — Wet Wash, All Flat, Shirts; Wet and Flat, Miss Ruth Kilby, Mrs. Douglas Lady Wm. P. Walton, Jr. Finished, Itlanketa. SAVE — Try Our Cash and Carry Service Attendant ■ Proprietor 815-817 MAIN STREET, BRADLEY BEACH

MILK AND CREAM High-Four Club House Sandwiches,- smartly stacked, are so right for little luncheons during the straw hat season. Satisfying; Beit Prices but never too hearty, the sandwiches are made with sliced en­ WARDELL’S DAIRY riched bread and feature the hostess’s favorite tuna-egg and olive-; Paid DAIRY PRODUCTS nut fillings plus a hew treat—mushroom-chgcso fining. Assembled For. Old Gold and : UNE, N. J. Phone PRospect 4-1916 like club sandwiches, they are cut, then oven toasted and served Silver and C. with a hot sauce, made with condensed cream of mushroom soup. SEASONINGS Old Jewelry . liigh-FourCliih House Sandwiches {y- Whole Family 16 slices enriched bread 2 tablespoons melted V2 cup soft butter or . : v butter or margarine • : margarine 1 (#1) can condensed . ‘ < News % cup;tuna-egg' filling cream of mushroom soup 5 JEWELER ; % cup olive-nut filling J/2 cup milk. ^ Sncceasor To | OCEAN GROVE [ Taylor Dairy ’ % cup mushroom-cheese filling ’ •Facts | POST OFFICE BLDG, \ ■ •f Butter bread. Make four club sandwiches, four; slices, high, MIRACLE WHIP !Tiiirf»fi[«iiiinmint>i»i»iniiii»«iiii)nu]n)nii|)nmjn" spreading each filling in tho order, listed above; Press stacks to­ gether.’ Trim off crusts. Cut each sandwich in half, crosswise. Place on a cookie she^t, brush' with* melted butter, covering' top; ALL AUTO REPAIRS, and sides. Toast in a moderate oven (350°F.) for. 15 minutes. Tho Christian Science Monitor ~ .20 Years at This Same MANNING’S - MA1TLOWER Combine Boup and milk in a saucepan and heat. Serve sauce One'Norwa/ St., Boston 15, M o s j . Address — DISTANCE MOVING AND STORAGE over totisted sandwiches. Send your newspaper for the fimd EXCLUSIVE AGENT FOR AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO. Yield: 8 servings. chcckcd. Cncfoscd find my cheek or 1924 Ileck. Avenue The Shore’s Newest and Most Modern Warehouse money order. I year $18 Q Miracle N ep tu n e, N ew J ersey P R o sp cct 4>9632 K E itogg. 1-1033 • Musliroom-Checse Sandwich Filling 6 months $9 □ 3 monthj $4.50 □ Whip .LNeptune J (3-oimce) package cream */i cup finely chopped chees6 ;S ; ; canned mushrooms . :v\; Auto Repair . aubiina, Inc. I/4 cup sharp .cheese spread 2 teaspoons minced onion Nome. BODY & FENDER WORK Combine cream cheese and sharp cheese spread. Add mush­ STORAGE AND MOVrNG rooms and onion. • ' Addrew ...A LL YOU NEED FOR RAY ELUS Phone PRospect 5-2093 AGENTS Yield: % cup, or filling for 4 sandwichcs.- ' • GREAT DEVILED EGGS Stockton and So. Main S t a l l i e d v a n l i n e s . KEIlogg 1-2224 3y„ASBURV a v e n u e i . ASBURY FARK. N. J, >ce»n Grove . PR S-7727 FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1959 OCE.AM., ":GRb?E;.'TIMES andHEPTUKE ; TIMES, TOWNSHIP .OP NEPTUNE, NEW ■ JERSEY. PAGE SEVEN’

Now for the birthday wishes for the coming week. Today is Keviti Sullivan’s birthday and on Mother’s ‘Day his brother, .Phil, celebrates his day. How wonderful for Mari­ lyn their mother. Nut to- be ;Ieft out, our son Jimmy will be nine on Monday. Every other year we too by The Old Timer celebrate together. May you all have a very happy day. Grown-ups.having a birthday are Most of all the l/eautiful and guilty of it sooner or. later must come.” The wire flashed right back, Ken Gerbig today; May 1! Dorothy lovely things in this world come in suffer ihe penalty;. "Tel! Mother I’ll be here!” Dec. Ulrich and Frank Spiegel and on two and three, dozens and hun­ 12, 1897 in; the. arms of bet big, “ In personal conduct -be polite, May 12 Nancy Imbodcn. Have a dreds. Roses, stars, flowers, broth­ strong son, President o f the United but never fawning. • None will re-, happy day. ers, sisters, aunts, cousins, pals States, sho breathed herself into the speetyou more than you respect Nearly forgot, there have been and friends but you can only have arms, of her Creator. For an hour yourself. / V . . many requests for reliable baby­ one Mother. To her your debt is after President McKinley sat by “Avoid quarrels as long as you sitters. If you care to do a few unlimited, your love can never be her bedside in silent' communion; can without yielding to, imposition, hours of sitting, would you please enough for a real Mother. Chas. Fillmore, the.',noted hymn but sustain you" manhood always. call me and leave your name, and . Sunday is Mother’s Day and writer, was ^inspired to . write the Never bring a suit in law for, as­ telephone number. The folks woiild this is the story of one mother’s hymn "Tell Mother I’ll be There!” sault and battery, or for defama­ be more than happy to pick you sacrifice. This has been sung around the tion. The.law affords no remedy for up and of course take you home world. Mrs, Elizabeth Hutchinson Jack­ such outrages that can satisfy the again. 'My telephone is PR 5-0893,- . son was the mother of Andrew feelings of a true man. Gen. Douglas MacArthur says, A list of prospective sitters will be Jackson who as a boy of 14 had “Never wound the feelings of "It was my sainted Mother who given to each resident in the Gables enlisted in the American army, others. Never-brook wanton out­ taught-me a devotion to God and so please call if . you desire to sit 1781. He was captured before long rage upon your own feelings. If a live of country, which have ever in for an evening. and put in prison and there con­ you ever have to vindicate your sustained me in many lonely and Well that’s all for now—sec. you tracted small pox. His mother , so- feelings, or defend your lionor, do bitter moments of decision in dis­ next week.- cured his release and nursed him it, calmly. If angry at first, wait tant lands. To her I. yielded anew ' * - - - back to health. a; son’s reverent thanks for her til! your wrath cools ' before, you SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES Then came urgent appeals of proceed." . ,: ' ' guidance or. a path:of duty as God $3.50 A YEAR BY MAIL many to go to Charleston and Most people know, how devoted gave me the light to . see that duty." nurse the sick on a British' hospital to his mother was President Wm. SPECIALTY — Ted Brunner, official bookbinder for the Monmou'th County Clerk’s of­ ship. This deed o f mercy cost her McKinley, but did you know that ' THE OLD TIMER; fice. removes a spccinily-boitrsd, leather covered book from Ihe press after completing her life for she contracted yellow every day of his mother’s life that the binding for the Signal Corps at Fort Monmouth. Mr. Brunner was pressed into Self fever. he did not see her he either wrote service to bind the books, which include a four-year report by Lt. Gen. James D. O'Con­ 1 Before leaving on this mercy or wired to her? He never failed. The Hills j* nell, formerly of Little Silver, retiring chief signal officer, and which is destined for a errand, she said to Andrew—"If I One Sunday morning while Presi­ (Continued from P «# 1) the White House, and other Signal Corps books for Brig. Gen. A. F. Cassevant, post s should not see you again, I wish dent he quietly left the White Friday night at the school (May commander. The County binder’s service for this important and special work was ar­ \% SAME DAY Pick-up you to remember and treasure up Borne and went to his mother: in 15); , , . if it. rains (heaved forbid!) 5 ranged through the office of County Cierk J,; Russell Woolley. Mr. Brunner, an expert | and Delivery Service. I some things I liave learned in Jife: Canton, Ohio, that he Might walk we will try it Saturday, May 13th. in this line, binds deed, mortgage,' and other record hooks for the County at his Hall - $ Cleanest Wash Any- ■ In this world you will have to to church 'with bar once more as he Even if you haven’t & connection .of Records shop. It was, however, his first effort being sent to the White House. ■ 8 where. \ make your own way. To do that, fold done every Sunday; in’ his In school but would like to wander ■ (NJN Photo) in, we’d love it . . ! s i you must have friends. You make youth. It was a happy day for both §55 Olin St. Phone PR 4-1078? friends by being honest, and you of them. ; Betty Tierney has the White 8 ' ] be the card party and-fashion-show . Happy- Birthday; Monday . May. show Mom how much you love her? Whes? Mother McKinley became Elephant Table at the Fair and timiniiiniiunniiimiuimmuimiiiiiimnintinmiiini can keep them by being steadfast. by the Neptune Township Scholar­ 11, to Elaine Day : . . new resident, If it, Was to be shown on paper the You muBt keep in mind that friends III, the President fcsd.a special .wire would like asyohe with stray white ship Committee . , . all PTAs have on S. Riverside. Joy Martuscelli many things Mother , does, there LEGAL NOTICE from the White House to her home elephants to call her, PR 4-0904, if worth having will in the*long run three members' elected to this arid is .11 on Tuesday. Heavens! . wouldn't be enough room. As this 7-337 expect 03’ much from you as they is OMo and kept a special train they want them pieked up. I al­ SHERIFF'S SALE they put on a very good party Harold and Irma Firman round is her day may I say to my Mother MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT give to you. (standing? under full steam so that ways pick up my: summer glass­ LAW DIVISION Sea Girt Inn . . . 8:00 P.M. . ... if out 28' years of active matrimony and yours, thi3 special tribute: “ To forget an obligation or to he might UUttr to her side when­ ware '.there . ■ , with all the hot- D O C K E T N O . 8888 you have no ticket, , call1 the, school! on; Friday, the loth take a spin Deep in each hear God puts the Monmouth County Welfare Board. ever needed. weather drinks, we-break glasses Plaintiff va. Nellie Yates, Defendants. be ungrateful for a kindness is a Better be lining up your haby around the river in your boat, you . The call came.ia ihe night; The by the drillion! need ,,_By ,virtue of a writ of execution in- base criftie—not merely k fault or sitters for Saturday night, May two, arid many more to a grand the above stated action to me directed, a sin, hut an actual crime. Men wire said, “ We think yau tad better Wednesday night; May 20 will Of a love that is tender and strong, I shall expose for sale at public vendue, 23rd . . the Fire Auxiliary is hav­ couple! . The. need of one who will under­ at the Court House In the Borough of Freehold. County of Monmouth. New ing their second Annual Dance at Think I’ve covered all the little stand Jersey, on Monday, the nth day of the SR Yacht Club . . . Sal Fon­ bits of paper 1 jot items on! ! M ay, 1959, at 2 o 'c lo c k , P. M. P re v a ilin g Each sorrow and share each song. • T im e. . tana’s Orchestra will play 9:00 to Ho! no I didn’t and Lee Sturm And to us all. He grants one gift All the defendant's right, title and interest, if any. in and to the follow­ 1 :00! would kill me. Lee has a big new Sweeter than any other, in g : The Fitkin Evening Group met trophy for her mantle . . . ,Joe, To answer this need for tenderness -Indenture of Lease dated December * s S e e n P , 27th, 1682 made by “The Ocean Grove Wednesday night, April 29th at the move aside! She was on the win­ He gives us each a MOTHER. Camp .Meeting Association of the * An *A«»od«t«d’’ Adrertishsg F«»tnre *** home of Betty Calaway, Overlook ning team of the Tuesday Morn­ Methodist Episcopal Church'*, of all By the way, Hamilton Methodist that wrtaln plot, piece or parcel of Drive, with Jane Nay as co-hoste33. ground known and designated as lot By BOB MAYERS ing Housewives League as I told Church .will hold Vesper Service 575 powder cases arid much talk you. This trophy can now join her numbered 84a on the north side of Em, during May, instead of evening bury Avenue, on the Map of Lots of were made by' Flo Berta, Barbara other . . , low score individual Comp Ground of the said Camp Meet­ services. It will be between 4 and ing Association, situated in Neptune Bennett, Audrey Dick, Leta Eit­ game? 5 P.M. Each Sunday m e m b e r s o f Township, in the County of Monmouth Neco Refrigeration, Neptune, Handles Top Brands treim, Virginia Chaffey, Thyra and State of New Jersey, with all and Sally Kistler, also has a m atch­ the Sunday School will conduct the angular the premises therein men­ Graf, Jackie Leefe, Dot Mnnz, Bet­ tioned and described, and the buildings ing trophy, for that team but has Vesper Service. Bring along friends ty Herman and Lee Sturm. ^ ereon together with the appurte- Of Commercial And Domestic Refrigeration And ar. additional individual high score and your family and take a part in The next day, we were saddened think Being commonly known and desig­ trophy. Only 1 Sally and Win the scrvice-~your part is just be­ nated as No. 311 Embury Avenue. to learn that the founder of our will be Reeding a new trophy cab­ Ocean Grove, New Jersey. Air Conditioning, Other Appliances, Servicing ing the congregation. The approximate amount of the Fitkin Auxiliary, Mrs. Cora Tom­ inet! Judgment to be satisfied by said sale firm has won a large following of lin, had died at her home in Asbury s the sum of $4,811.00 together with Neco: Refrigeration, 1522 Mon­ needs, offering Philc®, Worthing, Well, that's all for now , . . see the costs of this- sale. roe Ave., Neptune, features sales Brunner and Chrysler equipment. satisfied customers through its pol­ Park. “Tommy,” as we knew her, you at the PTA Fair Friday, May r> * ~ ,mA E- WOLCOTT, Sheriff Only Kraft gives you D ated F eb. 24. 1959 and service of leading brands of In the domestic field, it has philco icy of handling only the finest started the Auxiliary in 1937 up 15th . . . if you’re hungry . . . be I. George Weston, Atty. commercial and domestic refrigera­ and Admiral appliances. Expert equipment and providing superior here and was a life member and seeing you! ~ 10’19 $22.93 tion, and also handles other home service is provided, on a 24-hour service. Mr. Menko has had train­ honorary president. She had lived Macaroni ’it 7-400 at Shore since 1925. SIIEMFF’8 SALE appliances, including washers, dry­ basis by Neco Refrigeration, which ing and more than ten years of ex the SUPERIOR CirtlKf OF NEW JERSEY also handles Fogcl walk-in boxes perience in the field. Call PRospect Saturday, Keith McClain cele­ G a b le s CHANCERY ntVKSIOJT ers and ranges. MONMOBTH COii.VTV The firm, which has it3 show­ and freezers. 5-3432 for information and prompt brated his 5th birthday at his home (Continued from P «e 1) . . > o c !« t N o. F 1100-57 on Morrissey Road. Being an over­ and bigger each year. From Nep­ B elm ar S a vin g s am ! La;,r., A ssocId- room and shop at this location Established about five years ago service. tion, body corporate, Plaintiff vs, O tto handles commercial and industrial by Everett W. Menke, who was cast day, the party was inside and tune participating in tho parade Kaitenbacfccr. et ux. ot „i, Defendants By virtu;; o; i writ ot execution In refrigeration and air conditioning born and reared in Neptune, the the rafters rang, with the fun of were the Summerfield Boy Scout the above i!a!ed action to me dire rt­ Nancy and Glen Dunne, Barbara troop and Cubs, along with the f'.' , ihail expose for sale ot public vendue, at the Court House lit . the Clark, Linda and Johnny Ervin, Girl Scouts and Brownies;, They Borough of Freehold, Countv rTon- Janette Calaway, Anthony Buba- made a fine display of young Amer­ moutii New Jersey, on Monday, the ys? £ay is53‘ oi 2 o 'c l o c k . Circle Motel, Neptune, Offers Finest Accommodations dias, Patty Ann and Pamela Brind­ icans. The Auxiliary and Post of P.M. Prevailing Time. All the following tract or parcel o f ’ ley,Emily Seckle, Dale Beattie and O’Brien-Major V.F.W. was there, land and premises hereinafter particu­ Frank Rogers. • -' larly described, situate, lying and be--, For Guests, Free TV, Air Conditioning, Tile Baths, with all their best resources; the Ing in the Township of Neptune, Coun­ Frank had just acquired his sec­ Junior Drum and Bugle Corps, as ty of Monmouth and State of New Jersey, known and designated as Jot ond little brother tho day before, per usual, came home with a tro­ f 1'J 54'.? .8 8h° w n o n S ection 1 o f M a p : Recreational Facilities, Opens For Season May 15 May 1st.. Young Mark was born phy and not to be left out, the La­ Count on Kraft Dinner for of Hamilton Gardens, dated Septem- tender m acaroni that’s ber 4. 1951. made by Claude W, Bird- The Circle Motel, State Highway Asbury Park Home Nursery, the runs the Asbury Park Hoine Nurs­ to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers, 413 dies Auxiliary won first prize for snl. Professional Engineer and Land Moore Road and joins brother Ken­ creamy with golden" choeso Surveyor, duly filed in the Monmouth 35 and.Cortlandt St., Neptune, of­ Circle Motel is recommended by ery,. which has been operated by their float, SPACE AGE. Their goodness. Have it on hand C ou n ty C lerk s O ffice on J u ly 25, 1952,- In Case N o. 10-23. the Chamber of Commerce and of­ the family since before 1900. A ny too. joy. was short lived though, as, aft­ for speedy school lunches , fers the finest accommodations for Being commonly known and destg- guests, having 14 comfortably fur­ fers ideal accommodations for out- full line of hardy tjees, plants and Sunday, in the very small hours er returning to the post Home, and hurry-up meals. Great nated as No. 3G12 Corlies Ave.. (Hamil- eating any time! S/cptune Twp,. New Jersev. nished units with every room air- of-town ... guests. It,opens for the shrubs for every need is offered by of the riiorning, Mr. and Mrs. proudly placing it, on view for all ^10 approximate a m o un t o f the season May 15 and remains open to the nursery, which sells wholesale James Simpson drove up to Idle- to see, minutes later it could not Judgment to be satisfied bv said sale conditioned. COSTS Is the sum o f $9,854.00 to g e th e r w ith wild Airport to meet his unclc, SERVING All rooms have free television September. and retail and mostly offers its own be found., 1, as a member of the ONLY the costs of this sale. ^ W O L C O T T . S h e riff.. and each has private tile bath. Es­ Mrs. Anr.a O’fiagan’s daughter, grown nursery stock. Call PRos­ James Mulrooney, from Glasgow, V.F.W. Auxiliary along with all D ated M arch .19. 1959 Mrs. June Applegate, runs the mo­ pect 6-7172 for both the motel and Scotland on the 7:00 A.M plane. members, pray that it will be re­ LEGAL NOTICE Birdsall and Madigan. Attys. tablished five years ago by the -1 6 -1 9 . J20.91 ‘ O’Hagan family, of the adjoining tel, and 'her son, James Q’Hagan, nursery. The plane was ah hour late but the turned to its rightful place of hori- MONMOUTH COUNTY weather man took the sting out by or. ' - SURROGATE’S COURT MONMOUTn COUNTY SURROGATE’S COURT providing' n beautiful day to set Saturday was an exciting day for Notice to Creditors to Present Claims Notice to Creditors to Present Claims A gainst JEstate Against Estate off our Hills for his first view. Kenny Moog. His parents, Mr. and ESTATE OF LAURA t\. P IN C K N E Y , Robert E. Moser, Electrical Contractor, Features Monday night, the 8th Grade Mrs. Henry Moog, Oxford Way, , deceased. ESTATE OF J. CLARENCE BARTON, Pursuant to the order of EDWARD SR., deceased. mothers met at the home of Mrs. gave a luncheon in honor of his C. BROEGE, Surrogate of tho County thc order of EDWARD ' Webb Eittreim, class mother, to of 'Monmouth, this, day made, on the C BROEGE. Surrogate of tho County 100-Amp Rewiring, Electric Heat, Appliance Wiring 9th birthday, with games after application .of the undersigned, Super­ of Monmouth, this day made, on the discuss plans for the receptioh and and a trip to the Neptune Bowling intendent of the Metliodist. Home for application of the tmdor^«?ned, Ray­ the Aged of New Jersey . (Alfred E, mond F. Johnson. Solo Executor of dance after graduation, Mrs. M. Alleys where some mighty good Willett, Superintendent), Sole Execu­ the estate of the said J. Clarence Bar­ Sells And Installs Fixtures, No Job Too Small Corbett is-the other class mother. tor of the estate.of-the said Laura A. ton, Sr.. deceased, notice is hereby bowling was put on. Helping Ken­ Pinckney, ■ deceased, notice is: hereby given to the creditors of said deceased Robert E. Moser, electrical con­ Moser, who. also features electric is too small.■ for him to' give it It will be held at the Shark River ny celebrate were Dennis Dup’itis, given to the creditors of said deceased to present to the said Sole Executor to present to' the .said Sole' Executor their, claims under .oath within' six tractor, of 40S Oakdale Drive, heating to supplement heat in cold prompt attention. A member of the Yacht Club. I recall what a won­ Jack Spaeph, George Itaynor, Paul their claims under oath within six months from this date. ' • roams,, bathroom or porch. He. in­ derful time it was for Sally’s grad­ Johnson, Jimmy Hurry, Tommy months from this date. D a ted : A p ril 9. 1959. Shark River Hills, Neptune, spe­ Monmouth and Ocean Electrical D ated : A p ril 22; 1959. RAYMOND F. JOHNSCJN cializes in residential electrical stalls electric heating systems for, Contractors Association, he has uation with the families and friends Applegate, Paul Savoth and broth­ SUPERINTENDENT QF THE 138 Washington Avenue and am looking forward this METHODIST HOME FOR ' Avon-by-thc-Sea, N, J. work, offering a complete service the entire house .or any room,'mak­ been an electrician for 14 years and to er Roger. THE AGED OF NEW JERSEY $11.22 ing .permanent installations with in business for himself seven years. one. It's taken 14 years of milk The. Medical Board of the Mon­ ■ (Alfred'E. Willett. Superlnr in the field for wiring and re-wiring -. ■ tendent). needs. individual thermostatic controls. He provides 24-hour service, Call bills to get them this far . . . it is mouth County Heart Association ALFRED E. WILLETT . , enjoyable to see them and each 70 Stockton Avenue • Rewiring with 100-Ampere serv­ Fixtures are sold, and installed PRospect 4-118G for estimates and gave a dinner on Wednesday of this Ocean Grove. N. J. ice, recommended for modern by Mr. Moser, who does wiring for information. other after all the year. week for all the chairmen of the EDWIN P. LONGSTREET. Esq. Howard L. Smith 710 M attison A v e n u e homes with their increased use of ■installations of new appliances. He The Fire Auxiliary held their Heart Fund Drive at the Spring Asbury Park, N, J. monthly meeting Tuesdaiy night, A t t o r n e y The Hardware Stor* electricity, is a specialty of Mr. serves a ten-mile,radius and no job Lake Golf and Country Club, -1 7 -2 0 . SIG.83 May 5th with Mrs. Peter Dunne, Spring Lake. Attending from the of Ocean Grove. Mrs. John Gerard, Mrs. Vincent Gables were Janet Davis and .Elea Earl and Mrs.' Robt. Denbigh as nor Moog. Dog Beauty Shop, Neptune, Does Careful Grooming hostesses. Claire Jeffries was hostess to the PLUMB I NC, Members of this group will go up Friendship Club at her home on Of All Breeds, Bathing, Clipping, Has Accessories to the County Home for the aged Wakefield Road. High scorers were TIRES TINNING and HEATING on Wednesday to bring gifts and Angela Agresta and yours truly. Dogs of all breeds are carefully prietor, worked for several profes­ A large selection of accessories fruits. They felt that an off-holi­ Others attending were Eva Bartolf, • RECAPPING HARDW4RE sional handlers in grooming dogs groomed at the Dog lieauty Shop, for dogs, including, collars, leashes day visit wouty be nice. Mrs. Wal­ Lorraine Ronnlder and Dot John­ • NEW TIRES PAINTS and OILS for. important shows before she es­ 317-A N. Neptune Highway, Nep- and coats is also available at the ter Carter was a .guest. son. The. members sent flowers and tablished the Dog Beauty Shop • tune, where poodles are a-specialty shop, where all wprk is by appoint­ Their annual Birthday Dinner cards to Catherine Bertolami, who • BATTERIES ' 51 Main Avenue and bathing, dipping, combing, about three years ago. She also ment only from 9, to. 6 Tuesday will be held June.ICth at the Green is still hospitalized. Sure hope brushing and clipping are carefully worked for William A. Rockefeller, through Saturday. Call PRospect Grove Manor, Their June meeting, Catherine will be home this week. Custom Tire Co. OCEAN GROVE, N. J. done. who is presently president , of the 6-8681 for .information and appoint­ June 2, will be the last one for Well Dad, have you and the chil­ Westminster Kennel Club. ments. s. Phone PR 4-4741 Mrs. Wilma D’Averso, the pro­ the summer months. dren everything under control to 1200 Main St. Bradley Beach OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1959

■j! June 28 — A.M„ Dr. Charles C. Mother and Daughter dinner about He^ also is the sponsor of the instructor in tlie. Bradley Park i&iW tydean of Hendricks Memorial N.-Y. Rotary Elect May 26. The dinner will be pre-1 Loyalty Parade congressional resolution proclaim- - school. Praises were also extended 1559 Chapel, Syracuse University; P.M., pared and served by the Scouts. ing cach May 1 as Loyalty Day. by Harry A. Titcomb, supertn- Rev. Dr. Frederick E. Christina, Speaking to about 1,000 persons, 1 tendent of schools; .Winfield Kistler, Presbyterian Church, Westfield, Kinsey Merritt Having enjoyed one. of the dinners Viewed By 75,000 N. J. these Scouts nave had in the past, he said “Loyalty Day has kindled principal of Bradley Park School; OCEAN GROVE July 5 — A.M. and P.M., Salva­ I am here to say every mother will the fires of patriotism by counter- Mrs. Anita Borden, retired Ridge tion army. Commissioner Herbert Ocean Grove Association' be proud. Neptune’s O’Brien-Major acting the mass demonstrations Ave. School principal; Raymond A. Lord: International Traveling • VFW Units, Win Awards formerly held by the Communists,(Warwick, former Bradley Park SUM M ER Commissioner of the Salvation President Heads Man­ The regular meeting of the At Sunday’s Celebration here in the United States on May principal, and Kendall Lee, Asbury Army. hattan Service Club Neighborhood District II was Mon­ July 12 — A.M., Dr. Emory Stev­ Day,” and that “ such a brand of Park city manager and a cousin of PROGRAM day at the Hamilton firehouse, Nep­ ASBURY PARK — Over ens Slucks, book editor of The tune. Mrs. Jane Bing gave a talk patriotism -will give , us a keener Mrs. Dempsey. M e t h o d i s t Church, Nashville, NEW YORK — Kinsey N. „5,000 „„v ■marchers and partici-~ . J P Merritt of E l i z a b e t h andjon Senior Scouts and the need for pantg re p resenting. more than and deeper appreciation of our Joseph E. Clayton, deputy com­ Sunday Services Tenn.; P.M., Fifth Annual Ocean Grove Choir Festival, directed by leaders in this group The advan- g() units*paraded Sunday aft- American stystem of government missioner of the State Department June 14 — A.M., Col. Charles I >fLos Angeles, son. - • provement,' and all orders relating cai United Brethren Church— dent-traffic since 1947 until his Neptune's O’Brien-Major junior thereto, may be done and made by Nortiieastern Conference retirement last Aug. 31. He is a nnd several nieces and nephews. corps won second place. resolution of tho Township Committee, June 12 — Neptune High School The Ocean Grove Memorial Home 5, This ordinance shall become ef­ member of the Mayor’s Industrial Obituaries The Ladies Auxiliary of the SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES fective when finally passed and pub­ Graduation. Commission in Elizabeth and chair­ was in charge of arrangements, $3.50 A YEAR BY MAIL lished according to law. June 16 - 21 — Church of the O’Brien-Major VFW, Neptune, cap­ (Signed) JOSEPH A,.SHAFTO Brethren Annual Conference. man of,the Social Planning Com­ MRS. LOTTE PARISIEN tured first prize,in the float divi­ :. — - ■ . • • M a yor MRS. GERTRUDE M. CHASE Attest: JOHN \V, KNOX June 21 — Communion Breakfast mittee in that city, where he and NEPTUNE—Mrs. Lotte Parisi- sion.. with second prize going to ’ ■ C lerk —Ocean Grove Police and Firemen. en, 76, of 135 Leonard Avenue, died OCEAN GROVE—Suddenly, on — 19 • $10.05 Mrs. -Merritt reside at 1045 Gal­ the Summerfield PTA’s Boy Scout For glorious burgers June 22 - 26 — Pastors’ Graduate April 30, at her home. She is sur­ April 30, Mrs. Gertrude M. Chase loping Hill Road. Troop and Cub Scout Pack 95, Nep­ NOTICi; TO BIDDERS School. vived by four sons, George, Tup- of 73 Asbury Avenue, died in the June 26-28 — National'Feder­ Active in church life, Mr. Merritt tune. • Notice is hereby given that scaled per .Lake, N. Y.; Frank and Alex­ offices of the New Jersey Employ­ bids will be received, at the Office o£ ation of Men’s Bible Classes. is a former lay leader of the New­ • the. Township of Neptune Board of June 28 - July 2 — Board of Lay ark Methodist Conference and ander, Buffalo, N. Y, and William, ment Services and Claims, where Cheez Whiz’em! Education, Ocean Grove, New Jersey Activities, Workshop. she was employed as an interview- not later than 8:00 p.m., DST on May president of the board of trustees California, nnd four daughters, 27, 1050 for one,' three-quarter ton June 29 — • Movie—“The Red Mrs. Peggy Palmer, Neptune; Mrs. er. Testimonial For pick-up truck. Biver of Life”. of St. James Methodist Church, Specifications may be obtained at July 3 — VFW—Variety Show. Elizabeth. He is in popular de­ Lillian Lucker, Lakewo.od; Mrs. She was a member of St. Paul’s the Office of the Secretary, Neptune Alice Bischell, Tupper Lake, N. Y. Methodist Church and had lived in High School Building, Ocean Grove. July 4 -5 — Salvation Army mand as a speaker at church an^ 40-Year Teacher .New Jersey. Weekend. service organization conferences. and Mrs. Gladis Saia, Elk Ridge, Ocean Grove for 18 years. The Board reserves the right to re­ July 4 — 4th of July Parade and Md. Surviving her are two daugh ject- any or all bids. Patriotic Services. ■He has been president of the Ocean Mrs. Mary Dempsey, Of HELEN. A. QUEUING Grove Camp Meeting Association The Ely Funeral Home, Asbury ters, Miss Hazel B., Ocean Grove . : Secretary J jly 6 — Movie—“The Life of Bradley Pssrk School, D a te d : M a y 8, 1959 Albert Schweitzer”. since 1953. Park; is in charge of arrangements. and Mrs. Mildred Hazelrig, Ben- “ 7*9 $2.85 Jui> 7 - 9 — Interstate WCTU. ville; a brother, David Fowler, who Honored Wednesday Night t NOTICE TO BIDDERS July 8 — Ladies Auxiliary Tea. ALFRED L. HOLZNAGLE lives in'Florida and one grandson J u ly 11 — Asbury Park Boys’ NEPTUNE—“I came for a -week, into hot foods Notice is hereby given that sealed Club Band, sponsored by the Ladies Girl Scout News NEPTUNE—Alfred L, Holzna­ The Ocean Grove Memorial but stayed 40 years,'’ Mary Demp­ proposals will be.received at the Office gle, 64, of 113 Oxonia Avenue, died Home Was in charge of arrange ' of the Township of Neptune Board of sey, veteran teacher in the Bradley A v i a t i o n / AUdit0riUm USh- * Cornelia E. Black mehts.' Heat it! Education, Ocean Grove, New Jersey May 1, in Fitkin Hospital. He was Park elementary school, told a host not later than 8:00 P.M., DST on May July 13 — Movie—“The Robe”. NEPTUNE TWP.—There is for cheese saute 27, 1959 fo r -F o o t b a ll E quip m ent. of 200 friends and associates Wed Specifications may be obtained at . uly 14 - A.A.U. Swimming great deal of activity in Troop 163 the Office of the Secretary, Neptune nesday night at the testimonial din­ Spread it! High School Building, Ocean Grove, July 15 - Mrs. Induk Pahk, “ ics T.here was President Reports Speaking Schedule ner in her. honor at Peterson’s Res­ New Jersey. President of .the Berea in Korea Moth^r and Daughter dimer at the 'ir snacks The Board reserves ,the right to re­ taurant., Mrs. Dempsey has an­ foundation, author, of “ September Carolina Tea Room May 7, where ject any or all bids. nounced her retirement, effective HELEN A. QUERING Monkey.” the Brownies presented their moth- OCEAN GROVE— The May dress a communion breakfast of amazing ■ Secretary at the close of this school year, K R A F T ' S D ated : M ay 8, 1959 • • ers with Sifts made by them in speaking schedule of Kinsey post office employeef in New York pasteurized process cheese — 19 $2,70 A “ This Is Your Life” presenta­ guest soloists. their meetings. N . Merritt, president of the and on May 24 ho -will preach at tion of film slides reviewed her ca­ spread for dozent of NOTICE TO BIDDERS July 20 — Movie — “ Suicide This troop also plans for May 16 Oeear. Grove Camp Meeting St. James Methodist Church, Eliza­ reer, while warm words of com- fa s t cheese freaf* Notice is hereby given that scaled Mountain”. a bike hike. They will take a nose Association, i n cl u d e s two beth, where he is president of the munity appreciation were being ex­ . * ------proposals will be received at the Office Methodist conference? and board of trustees. He will pre­ of the Township of Neptune Board of ary.Voc1et;2CoTv?nton.ai Mi8*i0n* b” e . !unch ***** ^ dW tended by Township Committeeman READ THE Education, Ocean Grove, New Jersey July 25 — Philip I. Cartwright in of doors. Troop 163 is under the several Rotary Club events. side at a luncheon of. the Social not later than 8:00 P.M., DST on May Harman. S. Johnson, manual arts OCEAN GROVE TIMES 27, 1950 fo r P h ysical E d u ca tion S u p ­ Drama and Music. leadership of Mrs. Terrett. Mr. Merritt will address the lay­ Planning Committee of Elizabeth plies. Specifications may be obtained at July 27 -29 — Dr.Norman G. Troop 118 under Mrs. C. Olsenmen’s meeting of the Philadelphia May 25. the Office of the Secretary, Neptune Annuai Conference of The Meth High Snhool Building, Ocean Grove, f * * a f» t y out At the Rotary International con New Jersey. . Called Peter”. ' 'v camP31-0' Father, mother odist Church May 16 in the':eve­ vention in New York next month The Board reserves the right-to re­ ject any or all bids. July 31 - Founders’ Day, :ele- brother and sisters will accompany ning, after a morning appearance Mr. Merritt .will address the •HELEN A. QUERING brating 90th Anniversary of the the Scouts from this troop. They before. the conference. On May". 1, dinner for Rotarians from Iowa S e cre ta ry Religious Service in Ocean will • be able to sec the new camp D a te d : M a y 8,. 1959 he addressed, the New York Ar.* North Daktoa, South Daktoa: — 19 $2.85 August 1 - St. Paul’s Night. an^ en*>y a wonderful day. nuai- Conference,. On May 1, he Oregon, and Connecticut, on-June I’U Say It NOTICE August 3 -7 — International Un- Summer is just around the. cor* addressed the New ..York Confer-' 9., He will address the Newark TAKE NOTICE that Tu-Dor Tavern.. ion of Gospel Missions. her, and although the usual mqet- ence'ai Kingston, N.Y, His: Rotary Methodist Conference June 13, On In c,, w h o se p rin cip a l o ffice is 1513 August 6 -■’i — Auditorium Ush- ings of all troops generally -.lose )oes. Never Springwood Avenue, Neptune, New ors Ladies Auxiliary Bazaar. , ,, ■... appearances include the ■ Millburn, Sunday, June 3.4, Mr. Merritt will Jersey, trading as Tu-Dor Tavern, In­ August 8 — Youth Concert. fdr the s»w»»cr, Scout activities in N.J./ club on May 12 and the Ro­ tends to apply to the Township Com­ preside at services iri the Ocean mittee of the Township of Neptune, August 10 — Movie—“ The Great '-he-out-of-doors need not. Camp tary . district assembly, at Lareh- Grove Auditorium, inaugurating Saw Anything N. J., for the Plenary Retail Consump­ Mr. Handel”. ing, day camp over-night camps. tion License for premises located at mont, N.Y., on May 14, the- 90th anniversary season of 3513 Springwood Avenue,. Neptune August U Ocean Grove Swim-, cook-outs and hikes. All the Scout Like It!” Township, New Jersey. ming Meet. i . ... , . ' . ... On May 17, Mr, Merritt will ad­ Ocean Grove. The Officers, Stockholders and Di­ August 15 — Rise Stevens, star Patr°ls neeti to do is plan their ac rectors of fhe company, holding 1 % o r tivities. If. they have a well more of the stock are: of I Metropolitan Opera, corner. IRVING KURINSKY, Pres., stage, radio, and television. planned program, go to the leaders 91*1 Grassmere Avenue, Aumist 17 — Movie—“Demetrius for advice and help. Arrange with A MODEL GIRL—A MODEL WIFE Interlaken, N. J. and The Gladiator”. . FANNIE KURINSKY, Vice PreB;, her tlie dates for such a program E S SO OIL BURN ER 902 E S treet, * August 22 — Auditorium Ushers’ Belmar, N. Ji Show “Happy Holiday”. ' You car make your vacation a very MYER KURINSKY, Scc.-Trcas. With tlie Money-Saving 902 E Street, August. 24 - 25 — Dr. J. Wallace happy one and still enjoy your • Belmar, N. J. • Hamilton—Preaching Mission. Scouting, objections, if any, should be made August 28 —' Holy Communion— “Economy Clutch” Immediately in writing to John W, Troop 181 Brownies plan a cook Knox, Clerk of the Township o t N e p ­ Opening of Camp Meeting. tune, N . J. August 29.— Auditorium C h oir- out In Colonial Terrace, within' the (S in n e d ): Sacred Concert. coming week. The patented “ Economy Clutch” of the IRVING KURTNSKY. Pres,, AuRust 28 r September 7 — 90th Esso Oil Burner actually penny pinches on 914 G rassm ere A v e n u e , Now we have that Troop 8 again your ail consumption by burning every sin­ Interlaken, N.' J. Anniversary Camp Meeting. - 1 9 -2 0 ' • • S8.G4 September 7 •— Concert—“More What a wonderful active troop they gle drop of your oil cleaner! It can cut your Songs' We Love To Hear,” with are. Hero is a group of girls who heating oil bills by 10%— dr more—for N O T I C E guest soloists.. . really enjoy Scouting. They put all years and years to cornel -That’s why .th;,- CONVERT “Economy Clutch” is universally recognized TAKE NOTICE^ th a t O’Brien-Major - — - their heart right into it and show us OR ampng heating, engineers as the mast outr • Post, No. 2R39. V.F.W.,. intends to ap­ ply to the Township Committee of the ali what Scouting can really do. Re REPLACE standing single advance in 20 years! No Township of Neptune for a Plenary member, they are the' troop who other oil burner can duplicate it! Retail Consumption Club License for NOW p rem ises B itu a ted at 1513-1515 C orlies PLAY v adopted a little girl from Italy . Avenue. Neptune, N., J. . Objections, if any, should be made They won second prize in the Win immediately in writing to John W, dow Contest and were presented by Knox, Clerk of the Township of Nep­ WELLER’S tune, N. J. ' • Mrs. Jacoby of the publicity com . . (Signed): JOSEPH CURTO | AW AY miitee with a book sis prize. They one of New York’s most successful 'models, fiSsty 20-40 Prospect Asbury Park, N; J. TEL PR. 5-4600 < , Commander • have completed their Foreign Lan- . GEORGE WALKER. Jones plays many roles for the camera. But when the day’s S r. Vice C om m a n d er guage Badge raid have learned posing ended, she assumes her real role, that of the model CHARLES H. JACKSON, Jr. T ru stee lullaby in Italian and in Hungarian, - -wife. Hera sfea is doing the family marketing, taking advantage fOOH FOR WELLER S CREAM AND BLUE FLEET CHARLES H. JACKSON, Sr. J", A vfl This troop is finishing, their of the best buys in food, household supplies and tobacco. Her T ru stee . Cooking Badge at the New Jersey husband aays it’s good to havs a mods! wits who 1* not oaly JACK MICHAELS prtuy, out can waicn in* oi Established Over 40 Years T ru ste e FRO^A TRAFFIC Natural Gps Co. and will hare a orett*. bus can watch the budget wtd «v«n to buy -1 9 - 2 0 .. $6.48 & POM***...------ot pip* tobscoo. c :------— ~