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VOL. XCVII NO. 23 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1972 T E N CENTS Installation And Miss 'Cheryl Lusey Science Program “Rumble Strips' and Radar To Control Speeding First Merchants Dinner Friday Weds J. H. DeVoid ■At Senior Higi ens In Grove NEPTUNE - Miss Cheryl Jean Lusey and John Howard DeVoid NEPTUNE — Bending light, bounc Monday, June 12 For Businessmen were married last Saturday in tlie M ■ ing microwaves and using laser beams: West . Grove United Methodist a i communications carriers were just , a OCEAN GROVE - First Mer OCEAN GROVE - Thc in Church. The Rev. John B. Kirby few of the tricks which held .the aud stallation dinner of the Ocean Jr., officiated. chants National Bank will open Grove Businessmen, Inc., will take ience’s interest last Friday at Neptune a full service banking office.in the placc tomorrow (Friday) night at Senior High School. • • Ocean Grove Camp ,Meeting As the-jjiiotel LaPierre, with State In a program entitled ‘Optics in sociation Building on June 1 2 ,, Communications,’ New Jersey Bell John G. Hewitt, president, an SenSor J. Ediyard Crabiel, mem Public Relations Supervisor Jos. Eng* ber of thc New Jersey State Tax lekc performed all these feats and more nounced today. The building is Policy Commission, the guest with the help of such laboratory instru located at the northeast corner of speaker. ments as gas. lasers, optical fibers and Main St. and. Pilgrim Pathway, microwave generators. But even more-fascinating than the lab gadgets,, he explained, was the fact that some of-these exotic tools are al ready at work providing -communica tions for the public - while the balance of them may be put in service b y . the •phone company before.' the . turn -' of the century,. Mr. Engleke demonstrated the basic principles of laser and microwave pro pagation and how each, might, be used. He pointed out that the phone com pany can. now transmit several thousand voice, conversations over some of the sophisticated long distance transmission media but on a laser heam the potentU- is for' 6 billion calls on a single circuit, ‘That sounds like an enormous capa city/ Mr. Engleke said. ‘But by the year 2000 We will probably need it. \Ve now transmit in addition to voices; computer data, -radio and television, wire pictures, for newspapers, and elec trocardiograms. ‘As time goes on and the;clectsomagi 01110 TURNPIKE and 5-30 running southbound on Pilgrim Pathway in 0<;c«n Grove'.’ (if cy.'rse not, netic spectrum becomes more crowded but, thc Camn Meeting Association did want ta g.ve credit 10 those who solved a problem and shared , gen. J. Edward Crabiel with, information we may gradually the answer with us, reported Edwin K. Williams, »i:siness M anner “Wc Have tried our test during Miss Judith E. Gies of Neptune, move into the use of visible light as the last throe years to take corrective action on all problems we sec, and complaints we receive,” tvho will be manager of F irst ■ # v officers to be' installed arc Mrs John Howard DeVoid a means of transm itting even ordinary Williams stated, “and needless to say some problems have been difficult to solve mostly due to lack Merchants’ Ocean Grove Office. Douglas I-bgal of tlie Quaker Inn, phone calls,* vhe concluded. "'V" o! funds.” • Parents-', of the eoupie are Mr. ' — Speeding in Ocean Grove lias beer) a growing concern to all of us,” lie added, “am! I'm sa glad i);mk lias leasctl tlie entire Camp president; Howard Haines of the La* and Mrs. Arthur S. Lusey,-211 .Car wc were able to institute a couple of deterrents p ;tur l -» ”»■> (uvyitig the Gr ive.”. TItis' is •''Jr. '.Villiams Meeting oil ice facilities-, at Pilgrim Pierre, vice president; William Bloor ton Ave.,; here, and Mr. and Mrs. last .week as he joins the executive training prog am of G iotiwili Industries. ,'in:l Main Avenue (>ut will of the New Jersey National Brink, Bari. J. DeVoid, East Swanzey, Earns Grants For M r. A llan V. Johnson, Executive Director, and F m * A. Opt ton. ttitcf Engineer for I,tc-Ohio occiipy; only ilio front portion of it treasurer, and Mis. Bcmice Hansen Tr.nivl.-n fon-.mission provided Ocean Crov- wit'i s"er'fications and Wttoprints ror. “nimble strips.” New Hampshire. •Oipso strips will .not jar a car but give very obvious warning nnd slow a driver rtev.n. They are easily until the association completes con of Davison Rugs, secretary. James G( Landscape Study installed over asphalt nr coucreta pavement, can b ' riernovv 1 ii rctiwrp-j o r a it!expensive tn install. struction of the new office it has Hnndford of. tiie Ocean Grove Nursing ' Attendants were M rs. Stanley Sculthorpe, of Newark, Del., ma 7 eon , \ v s " j>l;mnetl at Pilgrim. Pathway anti • Pit-, Home is the retiring president, serv NEPTUNE — Richard Dutter, jiot;s annroac tron of honor; and Miss Patricia man Ave. Until that time, probably ing two years. ‘ 501 Janet Road, has been awarded Ccu*''al, ’"’cean ...... ,...... JoljeS, Ocean Grove Grove; Airs. tion in the next few weeks. Ston and slow signs aloiiR the nimble sttips will nat halt all speeders, early next year, the Camp Meeting two scholarships for his outstand A toast beef dinner will be served, Michael ^teiiney, West Lebanon, nnd the Association thanks Ocean G rove Police Chief Kent Cole fob locating a radar u n it which is . Offices will-be in the rear half of the ing achievement in Landscape Ar starting at, .7:30 P.M. A six-piece or- New^ifampshire; Miss Kimberley being purchased b.v a benefactor of Occan Grove. Radar will he in effect sometime this week, just as present building. chitecture at Rutgers. University soon as warning signs have been posted at the Grove's six entrances. chc£'ca will play for dinner and danc- Bateman, Winchendon, Mass., and 'It is a particular pleasure for us to College of Agriculture arid Environ om:5 P.M . to 1 A.M. and pro- Mrs. Robert Farley, Howell Twp. open this office,’ Mr. .Hewitt said, mental Science. ■ vide entertainment.' Tbe public is in Best man was Frank Miller of Graduates June 3 ! Jean Balzer Is Valedictorian At 'because it provides us tlie opportunity, vited and reservations may 'be made Keene, N ew Hampshire. Ushers to matte outranking services just that by calling the Hotel LaPierre, Beach were John E. Boy ca, and Kenneth Riverview Academy, Shark River Hills mucf more Convenient to our many Avenue at Wesley Labe. Wright. Jr., both of Keene, and friends hcte. First Merchants’ relation-. State Senator Richard Rv Stout, na William O’Brien and Gerald Gan- NEPTUNE ■- A day student from . ship with Ocean* Grove and its people tive son of Ocean Grove, will present ley of East Swanzey. Neptune, Jean Balzer (17) of '223, began when the bank was founded Sen. Crabiel. Attorney Andrew J. A reception was held in Gibbs Poplar Place, has.been named Valedic- in 1911, and wc look forward now to . Wilson will install the new officers. Hall, Ft. Monmouth Officers Club, ‘ torian of Riverview, Academy’s grad- ’ det eloping even greater friendships Ted Bell of the Ocean Grove His Ft. Monmouth. Following a wed uating class, Dr. John McCall, presi through this new office.’ torical Society will present Certificates ding trip to Virginia Beach, Va., dent of the academy announced. The bank will be open six days a ' of Achievement to various Ocean Mr. and Mrs. DeVoid will reside at Graduating Ceremonies will be held week, fts teller windows will be open Grove business bouses who are coop 63 Spring St., Keene, N. H. on June 10th, 6:30 p.m. at the First on a continuous basis Monday through erating in maintaining the Victorian The bride is a graduate of Nep Baptist Church in Asbury Park. The Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Fri theme in the community. tune High School, and is a senior Commencement address at the service day from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Satur rJ3 )C third annual Citizenship Award at Keene State College. The groom will be delivered by the Rev. Thomas day from 9:30 a.m. to I p.m. A night \® pbe presented to a Community is a graduate of Mohadnock Re Taylor, Professor of Hebrew at the depository will be available for after- leader. Previous winners were the late gional High School, Swanzey, N.H., Biblical School of Theology in H at hour customers. ■ Police Chief David Lalce and Howard attended Bentley College, Walth field, Pa. H e was formerly associated T he .office, First Merchants’ 19th in L. Smith, hardware merchant. am, .Mass., and graduated from with Faith Seminary and is also well Monmouth County, will provide-the Frank M. Henson, newly-appointed New Hampshire College, Manches known as a Youth speaker. The invo bank’s full range - of services. These manager of the Ocean Grove Camp ter, N. H. He is employed as a cation will be’ given by the Rev. Ells include savings and cheeking accounts, Meeting Association, will be presented. salesman for Keene Volkswagen, worth Schabert, Pastor of . the First with free checking -account services to Inc. , Methodist Church in Bradley Beach. William T. Kresge of the Ocean Kichard Dutter senior citizens; Christmas Clubs, the Grove Times will be master of cere * — THOMAS O. HENRICKS, son Jean Balzer has attended Riverview sale of Savings Bonds, travellers checks He received the Florence S, Mc of Mr. and Mrs. Owen H. Her Academy for twp years* An Honor Stu monies. Neill scholarship award, a memor ricks, 311 Helen Terrace, Nep and money' orders. Personal, and busi Studies With GM ial grant given annually to the tune, and Cocoa Beach, Fla., dent in most academic subjects, Jean ness loans will be available and mort most outstanding student of Land will graduate from Admiral was also involved in many o f . thc gage loan applications will be processed, ?E larn Maryville Degrees scape Architecture. He also re Farragut Academy, Pins school’s extracurricular activities, such Mr, Hewitt said also that a repre ceived the Navesink Garden Club ’ Beach, N. S, June ,3rd. Cadet as choir, athletic teams, and the year award given to a sophomore or jun Henrieks .earned the rank s? sentative of the bank’s tmst depart- MARYVILLE, TENN. - Maryville book committee. She was also secretary ior for outstanding achievement as Lt, (jg ) in the school corps of ment.will be in, the office. On a sche and vice president of the student coun- College has conferred thc degree of a major in Landscape Architec staff officers r.nd has been a duled basis to provide trust and estate tu re . member of the varsity rifle cil. f .' Bachelor of Arts on Graham Taylor Miss Jean Balzer counselling, | — | of Hamilton Township, Trenton, N. J., Mr. Butter attended Jacksonville teant for three years. He wili After graduation, Jean plans to at- . , ^ . .. First Merchants has remodeled the son of Rev. and Mrs. John C. 'Taylor, University for his freshman year continue his studies at thi* Uni J TL v * n 1 1 • n - vcr scliool are: Ihoinas Colson, Neptune; and Rutgers University far his sop- v ersity if Jacksonville, Jack tend The Kings College in Briarclitt f . r-» n • i \» i i entire front portion of the building to ■ summer, residents of Occan Grove. sonville, Fla.-, and s il l p a rtic i i • ♦ rl • i vT fy kckman, Brickrfiwn; M atthew and phomore year, making the Dean’s Manor, N.Y.. anu major in i hysicai n t n m »«. . • create a customer lobby and teller area. Graham Taylor, who majored in Econ pate in the VKOTC progiani. p -. - * ; * • 3 Dvnald Mackemull, Neptune; Michael list at both Universities. He is As a part of the renovation, a new omics, attended Steinert High School spending the summer as assistant, — ucation. ^ Trez, Ocean Grove; and Sharon Rogers, v and Hargrave Military Academy. His to the tennis* pro at the Ocean Named as Salutatorian for the Grad- Avon. Boarding students graduating enirahccway has been constructed and' Awarded. M.S. Degree uates was Keith W hitton, (1 7 ), board- from 8{h gn][Jc arc; Jo5cph Alvarb2 , wife, Jeanne Ruddock Taylor, formerly Beach Club and intends to contin it includes two enclosed walk-up teller ue his studies at Rutgers in the fall. ing student from Willingboro, N, I«- Fausto'Echahique, and Catherine Dra- windows. . of Chattanooga, Tenn., also received WEST LONG BRANCH — Mrs. . Also graduating from Rivervie\v’s per from • Ne\v York Cit>v and Eucil The renovation work that has been the degree of Bachelor of Arts at the John A Long Earns Degree Marjorie Koharski w as awarded 153rd commencement exercises of the Degree of Master of Science in Senior class are:, day students, Kathleen Worell from the U.S. Virgin;Islands. completed to the front portion, of the Education at the commencement Maryville College on Monday, May 30. Alorse,from Freehold; Malcolm Phillips Riven'iew Academy was founded in building will be extended to include WEST LONG’BRANCH — John exercises at Monmouth College, from Lakewood; Kathy. Sides from 1957 as a coeducational Christian High thc rear portion just as soon as the ,-ijtev. and Mrs, John C. Taylor and R.. Long, of Jumping B rook A- West Long Brandt, N ew Jersey. Shark River' Hills; and Peter Tooze School. Grades 7 and 8 were added in Camp Meeting Association is able to lamily have been summer residents of partments, Neptune, was gradua Mrs..Koharski received her BS De gree from Bloomsburg State Col from Belmar. Also: boarding students, 1968, and Elementary Grades 1 thr- relocate in its new offices. ihe Tent Colony at Ocean Grove for ted last Saturday from Monmouth 22 seasons: at 21 Front Circle, 4 Mr. lege,- Bioomsburg, Pennsylvania. Gail Bonnema from Towaco, N. J.; ough 6 in 1970.. Boarding students are When tliat work is done First Mer-. College, here, with a BS degree in Mrs. Koharski has taught in Al ■ Pisgah Way, 3nd now at 10 Mt. Zion DAVID W. PULTON, a senior Xavier Brooks from East Orange, N. J.; accepted for grades 9. through 12. chants will be able, so use thc vault at Huron (Ohio) High School Business Administration, majoring buquerque, New Mexico, Farming- Judy Efchert from BayvilJc, N. J.; Jeff Younger boarding students are placed in that portion of the building, which ' W ay. ' and son of Mr. and JUrs. Edgar in Accounting. He is the son of dale, Long Island and Freehold, N.J. She is presently a teacher, at Nickolson from -New York City; and jn private homes. The school is affil is to provide safe deposit box facilities * ------Fulton, formerly of Neptune Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Long, 108 the,Green Grove School, Neptune. to its customers. . City and Ocean Grove, si® Steiner Avenue, Neptune City, and John Volz from Whiting, N. J. iated with the National Association of Weekend in Grove been appointed to the General Mrs. Koharski is e, member of the' Heading the 8th grade graduates as Christian Schools.' The office will be managed b y ‘Miss the husband of Jacalyn Ladd Long| Monmouth Symphony Orchestra Motors Institute. He will begte honor students are Kenneth Ahlstrom, ig ------Judith E. Gies, assistant cashier. A Ms program In June, alternat He is ?n. employee of the Travel playing flute ana piccolo. She- Is life-long resident of Neptune, Miss OCEAN GROVE - This weekend ing six-week work periods as er’s Insurance Company in New also secretary of th e Executive Neptune; and Sharon Martin, Fort Cafeteria Opens June 8 Committee of the. orchestra,. Mrs. in Ocean Grove is highlighted with the Chevrolet Metal Castlnf Y ork City. Monmouth. — ------Gies began her banking career in 1957. the Businessmen Banquet tomonoiv plant in Saginaw, “licit., ;«
of Fenchureh Way, Gertrude Zun- the bank's he.ul office in Asbury Park.' she says, the beachfront pictures , she Ser.of Eaton 1 Way and to R uss Walling of Berkeley Lane on their She has left the bank to begin raising snaps just give her a feeling for the LET’S TAKE graduations from Monmouth Col her own family. ’ ' '! : sliofe line. She changes them to fit the lege this past week end. Best of Both of the seascapes are in oil, mood of the canvas she’s doing. luck m all your future endeavors. Mrs. Beach’s favorite medium, and — ------— -, , TO THE HILLS .. Joe and Ann Marston have re- PEGGY GOODRICH turned from a delightful trip to both are of multi-master sailing ships i ' - ■» i • •' . • rS i v» • 428 Prospect Avenue. itoriqa. Joe and Ann live on Eaton moving ilirough choppy seas. T he A u t l l t O r i l i m ( j f l O i r W ay. . ' Shark River. Hills paintings are the work of Mrs. Beach, • *«-« I 11 Sandra Levine of Brixton Place hut they represent the interests of her O e ^ lll8 X V C llG cll'SU lS :.jV ,Teleohonc: 775-3270 graduated from Fairleigh Dickin son University. May. she succeed husband Ronald, too. '. IV.y — , , , in her endeavors, also. 'I’m the artist,’ Mrs. Beach explains, OCEAN GROVE — Rehearsals • -June is busting put all oycr^'in the Walt and Peggy Bangert, 109 ‘and my husband builds scale model for tho Auditorium Choir will be- . Hills Avith roses- and mountain laurel Fulham Place, held a surprise 70th |i.:now;% blooming in many gardens and birthday party for William C. Bux ships. I use his ships as models for gin Friday, June 9 at 8 P.M. Mld- ;; yards.; It’s also the time for graduations, ton of Hazlct. Many gueists were diose in the paintings I’ve done.’ The week choir rehearsals will be held and ..the N eptune - High School GTadua* there from aU over the state and result makes interesting viewing. on Wednesday evenings instead of tion will 'again be held in the world- also New York. A wonderful time A native of Red Bank, Mrs. Beach on Tuesdays as in prior years, famous; Ocean Grove' Auditorium on was had by the guest of honor and ' Juiie;; 1.5th. Many college students are may he have niany, many' more developed an interest .in painting while In addition-to director Lewis A.. £.now.:-graduating and congratulations birthdays. $he was in grammar school. She subse- D aniels an d o rg an ist R o b ert Car- ‘ goes ih the Hills "to Reinhard Berndt, Lisa Cornelius was given an a- qucntly sttidied .art .under two profes- withen, outstanding sololista, Grace whoreceived his 13.A. from Rutgers ward for tennis at the Neptune sipnal artists and' gained a background Brame, Ruth Ray, Charles House High School Girls’ Athletic Asso v University^ We'll';.:list others as we and Fred Jones are returning. kmnV of them. ; ciation Mother - daughter banquet diat enabled her to develop her own ^■•"•At" the- Board;of Education -Meeting at the Berkeley, Carteret. style. ■ ; ■ One of the highlights ofjttie sea ; on ;May ; 31st,. .Joe. Crowley, ‘.Athletic Officers also were installed. A- Her father took her first few paint son will be the 18th amJJ.a choir |Chairni.in‘, ;0 n behalf ,of the Board, mong them Linda Wilson of Halton Festival on July 9 at 7:15 ings and. hung them in his shop in P.M., t honored \\ the m a ii v fine athletes,; girls Court as treasurer for 1973-73. when nearly 1,000 singers will •\:|ind ',;;bpys,:^whot had participated in Best of luck to both of them. Rumson, where they were biought praise the Living God with great ^sports sit vNepume, High School . •. . See you next week. quickly by atlmiring customers. A few anthems; This concert is expected ^Ateiwe;just(heard the Girls’ Red and ‘ _ . 8B— ■ others sold tlie same way. To date, she Black sports contests held throughput to surpass all previous concerts. Bank Declares Dividend has sold about 10 of her works, includ % the year, one highlight was the G.A.A. FREEHOLD — Robert B. Bar- Another highlight will be Handel’s ing those in the new banking office. H.Gontest ,night,- was .completed with tlie low, president of The Central Jer “Messiah” repeated by. popular re :;.:;softball: game,;-and; the Red and Black She is not a location type artist and sey Bank and Trust Company, an quests to be performed on Satur ^fT eam s^re^ied;' for; this year's banner; nounced that at a meeting of the- MRS. DONNA BEACH with the two seascapes which she painted • has no interest in being one. 'My hus ■v.Gpiigrats to; all!; , Also at the Board for the Occan Grove Office of First Merchants National Bank. day, August 26, during camp meet-, Board of Directors held May 26, band and I ■walk" the beach occasionally •CmeetingV;’Jim ;O rr, Assistant Supt., dis* the Board declared th e regular ing. . .fplaybd’ an attractive. afghan M rs. Allen quarterly cash dividend of 1 2 K c, OCEAN GROVE ~ There is a • which First Merchants National Bank. hanging oil the bank wall of the' officc & take a few pictures,' Mrs. Bcach says,, " ■ ^Hannah’s 4th grade class at’ Green -al persona] touch for the decorations I will open here on June 12. ' Tare the work of Mrs, D onna'Beach, payable. July 1, 1972, to stockhold ‘and I use those scenes as a general SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES f Grove • Scltool completcd during. their that .... ers.of record on June 21, 1972. part of the banking facility| The two seascapes that will be seen' who .until recently was a secretary inoudine for the picture I paint.' But, $5.00 A YEAR BY MAIL • lunch £ hours and . will ^donate. to a nursing home.;Very thoughtful! ; . j Margaret Hoffmanii, President, .pre sided at the business meeting of the ; Shark:-River H ills Aux. to Jersey Shore a C S o S J pVlicdical ^Center held at the • home of |Ruby/Dinger,- 217 Green * Grove Road, on May 31st. Rachel Garfall was ap^ n : pmnt(^ Cl)atrman oF the Shark River |H ills ‘Bodtli at ilie annual Fitkin Coun* '§ ty Store to be; held on Nov. 9th. Isabel Kleinwasappointed .Chairman of tlie ISomina ti ng Commi tt ee to present a ^report'to; the S.R.H;: members ;at tlieir annual meeting in : August. Also at- tending Vthe. mccting that night were i-Bettym Herman, Grace House, Barbara ^Bennett,- Dawn Kienzlen, Hleanore La- ' France, Ann Woodward, . and Dot ^Man^.^The next meeting on June 14th E 2 {?!will;i;c: held at the home, of Peg ,Good- ; rich^428^Prospect Avenue. lp:pLois^'I{iucr, who has served as Girl y Scout Neighborhood Chairman for the ■ past .■ two years, was recently, the guest ■ of honor at a luncheon at the Colts ^Neck-Inn. At the luncheon, which was ;givcn by^the Leaders and Team mem- . bers,' ;Loi$ .was presented . with a gold "fG.irl • Scouts Trefoil charm. Those at: 'tending; from ^ the Hills were. Emma ^Churchj; who will, succeed Lois as q Neighborhood Ghairriian, Jean Brod- COMES TO ' ^yvateiv;Carolyn ‘ Beam. Helen ^Belama- . richvMl^e Scott, Gerry Bownik. Jane ')'Moore and Bunny Phillips. From- the Gables;.were Barbara Roe, Anita Sachs OCEAN GROVE and Barbara Zilly. -' OPEN A SAVINGS OR CHECKING ACCOUNT FOR $50 OR MORE ^^Riveryiew Academy will hold its (or add $50 savings ^school picnic;bn June 8th at America’s Keswick in W hiting, N. J. A number gpf^students plan i'o travel the 50 mile ^distance; by bicycle ,, v . Riverview First Merchants National Bank, ^Academy ^will officially conclude . its ^1972 School year with graduation cere- is now in Ocean Grove on the V'monies;on June 10th at 6:30 P.M. at northeast corner of Main Avenue ^Uie/fFirst jvBaptist Church • in Asbury ^P.irk. ^Commencement speaker will be and Pilgrim Pathway! Complete theR ev. Thom a s • Tayl or. professor at ^Uie,-qBiblicjil " School of Theology , in banking services, banking hours .Hatfield,’Pa.; . . Baby congratulations : to;; Mr. - and. Mrs. George McCor- arranged for customer convenience, -mick.-S.' Riverside ■ Drive, ; on the birth and people who know people’s |iofla;girl ori' j\lay 30th at Jersey Shore §iyiedical.;.Centcr. .-• • •. .• banking needs are all there to serve Elv:>’A$Niii«er>; School for 3Vi to 5 vear you. A few of First Merchants ?;bld^ will be held by the Coastal Pre- School; Nursery Program,.N. J. State ‘ services are: ACerUfied;; Nursery School, on Green ^ Grove and West Bangs Avenue. Mom- •i ings and afternoon sessions are offered and; for :furtlier information, please call SENIOR CITIZENS CHECKING ;'M rs., Tames M agill.at 776-5748 . . , UMBRELLA SpineHi Luncheonette, oh South River All retired senior citizens, 6% side Drive opposite the Tides Motel, |;has come, under new management - a years of age or older are entitled to husband and wife team - Jackie and OPEN A SAVINGS OR CHECKING ACCOUNT FOR $500 OR MORE Pat SpineHi. Tlicy, feature hot and /nr
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4 1 DeYoung’s bamboo stand in blue at 81' “Little Jake” Is Two Jacobs, .‘204 West - Sylvahia Ave. receiving letters in two sports were Pres., Mrs. Frank, H. Kunstr'Vlce Heck Avenue. Thc legs are of bamboo ______here. Tliose attending were his Eugene Rosenthal, Wm. Rrerinecke, pres., Charles M. Herman arid Miss shoots. Notice also the wooden bells. v rp rin v iw v r 'l'r v • r . . . n a It is quite a handsome piece. Also, NEPTUNE T O — G ary (Lit- godparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Herbert Megill; Dominick Vetrano, S., Smalley; sec’y., A. F. Krenklc; The Homestead at 73 Main.Ave. has Jake) Jacobs, son of Mr. and Hamilton Roland, Roy ‘Harvey;; Jo treas., Mrs. Mary W. Newberry; Ginger, also Mr. and Mrs. Harry a beautiful set of teed furniture. Mrs. Garyy Jacobs, of Allenhurst-, seph Flammia, ;Gerald Hicks, Jo d irecto rs, M rs. F. V o eller, M i s s and Neptune Times ~ * ------; celebrated his second birthday Morris and daughter Alicia, Mrs, seph Coffee and George Shibla. Clara Hockey, Mrs. K. I. Duncan1 . Published Thursday. Telephone 775-0007 June-4 with a barbeque birthday Joan Fullman and children Pa * — WILLIAM T. KKESGE, Editor anil Publisher I roclamalioil Zelley, Dr. Frank C. Cooper^ B. „ party at the home of his grand- Peggy IIoll and Jean Williamson. Local Editors * W h EREAS, Rcscue Squads came . lt , ,, . tricia pnd Mickey, Kathy Bianco, Drake and F. W. (Rohland. ' y SIXTY-FOUR MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY 07756 into existence in the. State of New Pflrents, Mr. and Mrs. George E, and Paul and Bonnie Jacobs. Fifty Years Ago A new program for Children’s Entered as second class mall in thc Post Office, Ocean Grove, New Jersey Jersey approximately 40 years ago; — ----- •——- ...... THE TIMES Is on sale at the following news stands: Occan Grove—Ethel's and * . i Day,. entitled: “The Road to the Stationery and Ruth's Stationery and Eddie’s- Market. 125 Heck Ave; Asbury Golden Age,” was presented by the Park—Flo.s Luncheonette, 400 Cookman Ave.; Neptune—Varsity Shop, Warner Wl'iliUEAS, the growth of this or* 1922 , Drug. Abbott’s Sod.i Shop, Cuccurrullo's Deli. Wilson's,-.Muller’s Delicatessen, Kiintaition has extended to over ‘100 (From the June 16, 1932 pupils'of St. Paul’s Sunday School, Colonial House, Jumping Brook Dell. Mike & Nina’s," Stop & Shop, Gables Volunteer______First._____ Aid,_ _ Rescue___...... and Am Ocean Grove. Among those prom : ^ .^ h -S ?* v rAnnrrSl,oS Shark nlVor Hl‘ls: Ncptuno Clty-Tommj-s; Bradley |m|n„cc Corps throughout thc State; Issue of The Times) Bcach—Ma'ryu»i.«ir Ann Shop , H.t, and Lillian Huffmire and Edith Tind inent in the production were: 1 st SUBSCRIPTION: $5.00 yearly, $3.00 somi-annually. Single copies 20c . e; DOWN WHEREAS, Volunteer First Aid all, Neptune grammar pupi'is, were Herald, Horace Brand; 2nd Her ADDRESSES changed on request—always give fonner address. ald, Lee Kirkpatrick, Wisdom, ADVERTISEMENTS: Rates will be furnished by us on request. and Rescue Squads have given an en awarded prizes for the best pos- I viable record of service to tltcir re WATCH THE LABEL ON YOUR PAPER FOR THE EXPIRATION OF MEMORY tors in a school contest promoted Ruth White. Messengers - Herbert YOUR SUBSCRIPTION spective communities and have earned Heck, Edison Curtis, Robert 1 the respect and gratitude of those they by a life insurance company. Five 7 dollars was the first prize and half Brandt, Leon Ridgeway. jaround the porch Averc a settee, a “ w^EREAs] the purpose of Volun- ECO-CORNER cha.r or two, mcli/dmga fauteu.1 in |eer F|rst Ai(] d PR P? Sqllads is LANE that amount the second prize. Ruth the shape of a Chinese bxtcnsi.m-cha.r s(,n ,icc (0 , ^ f „ ^ th(.|r Vail was given tlie high scaool art • FIRE ESCAPES :> ECOLOGY I and ■ possibly,* Shakir h.gh. back or communit , and prize, five dollars. For the best , Vmkee tucker; all of these u,eluding WHEREAS, the Township of Ncp- compositions Ethel Wainright and • FIRE LADDERS the aHe of bamboo and canc or even ume t:lkcs "idc |laril^ fliut i f IGeorgiana Class were the winners. • IRON RAILINGS^; old fashioned rush; no stuffy hot cush- .thc 0 , . , ^ ^ First Aid ond Rescue June 15 marked the opening of • ORNAMENTAL IRON By W. T. Bell J r . lions, but the air freely percolating s w in the S ta te : of New Jersey Fif teen Years Ago I Thirty Years Ago everywhere, and all light enough for .|m, |s ful for a„ ,hc :lccon^plish- thc regular bass-fishing season in COLLINGWOOD PARK Mr. Bell, an Ocean Grove , the most fragile woman to lift; a south miMUS "nc| service rcndered by these this State. Pike, pickerel and pike- WELDING American hammock swung diagonally fm!r volllntccr organizations to our 1957 i 1942 perch, under a change in the fish resident, is an executive with lim ni. piist to post of. the. outer corner; e.Mnnumitv. —— Make & Repair ------(From the June 21, 1957 j (From the June 5, 1942 and game laws, also commenced tlie Girl Scouts of America. a Manila straw, rug thrown down be- N 0 W TH EREFO RE. I. Joseph Routes 33 & 34 Issue of Thc Times) ■ Issue of Titc Times) their, annual battle of wits with lore the settee, and another under the W.mlc!l. Mavor of the Township of Farmingdnlc, N. J. ■ i i j tinli** t.ihli., n*1 I Chinese limncii lantern 'intern hanging htinnmn Irntnfrom «'Centime . do . tlicrehv nroclaim..... the week - Miss Dorothy Jenriey, 4 Mt. Zion ■ - fishermen. In former years, .th e T h e big home event for , , Over 122 graduates received i S ! f c l i $ ! ' fot u^ ,1:owVa?J !!,crV. °"„3' Junfc_.I2th, 1972 to; June 16th.' 1972 Way,, jlcennGrove, entertained the (their diplomas from John B. Stout, pike season opened on May CO. m “S ' W ? t . i'- fateful Gamma Delta Circle of St. James j president Ocean Grove Hotel owners Tel. 681-0400 elected the following officers. in an open com i.rtiWc up and .tlcmn,s ? wuc.ithyr -whenr k heccssary, °r 5hc - • yoiln °f tout,he j,v . , ltions t t .5 luncncon. 3 B ? - •izabelh'at aiJ-ion- liv ered ^ th e invocation. Wiln,a Mardt-de- S tars T h ru the '.streets evaluating .. all porches^ so lar as utilitarian iurpiiiirc is.con- -' ‘ fSist-.c;''' Mr. and Mrs. James F. Monahan,! the Perilous Night” was given bv 1 lomes which .receive a 70 point score' a .rlwd. .If .'an .occan-squ'all 'strikes the ...... ’ -JOSEPH \V \RDE1X , *“ 'T*‘“ *“ " •• • ’or- better, will be listed on a .special; house, the whole light-weight establish-- 70 Main Ave., Occan Grove, would Elizabeth Linehan. William Rom Mayor of the Towrtsip of | celebrate their 50th wedding annl- | cr talked on “Neptune Answers the page or the house tour. Home owners-nient mav he gathered Up from the Neptune, New Jersey & who want a copy o thc evaluation, driving rain or. hail in a jiffv; and Iversary on Juno 26, with an open ! Call.” Alba Regoli gave a short talk sheet are asked to place their names sheltered in the hall; and, even with- house. - SOLD i on “Out- Pledge to America.” The r-.and house numbers on a 3 x 5 card j out such . a precaution, it Would take The amazing Antonino Iioccr; program, concluded with ail organ . . . is a word that can mean joy and happiness mm drop 'it oil at thc Ocean Grove luit a few minutes to set our bamboo. Buying. Selling, Renting^ would inaugurate his shore debut to thc person who has purchased the property . Tunes Office, and murk it Torcjh i and cane furniture to right again with Homes, Apartments, num ber played by Clarence they have always wanted, or it can mean dis - l o u r . Porches will he judged in the a dry towel, by engaging in an Australian Tag Kolilmann. Wm, Brennecke, class appointment to tho person who failed to act in Income Properties, Lots following areas: color scheme 25 points_:J pt')r t],e ’body-colours' or our out- Team match bout With the Great president, pronounced the benedic ' tim e. '■ . turniture 25- points; arrangement 25; door p.irlours, we should have cool and Acreage, Businesses Scott as partner to met with the tion. .points; and accessories 25 points.'. j slate tints, greys, and dull blues, on rough and ready Skull Murphy and A C T NOW!. .The:column this week will focus on, floor, sides, and ceiling, enterprise Members Multiple Listing services Sigmund Spaeth, Ph.D., noted Larry Hamilton at the .Asbury Park The desire for Ocean Grove property has reached .what a 1879 Journal had to report among the. arctic icebergs, and of love VA & FIlA Mortgage Specialties “Tune Detective” would highlight the highest point in its 100 years of operation. Convention Hall on June 24. Rocca about a seaside cottage, or ‘shantee’ as, beneath the tropics as its reward. All CALL or WRITE th e Ocean Grove Conference of ' Practically all our previous listings have been die owner .modestly calls it. Tlie pur this,- with the children’s aquarium in was undefeated in eastern- wrest Sacred Music with a program of taken — but we still have one or two “goodies" pose of a second house in the country the corner, and tbe pile of bright, soft- ling competition. depending on your needs . . . “Music for Fun.” was foe the family to escape the hottest tinted shells under it, the hanging United States Senator Clifford P. For Example— season of the year with the fadier baskets of flowers and vines, the pagoda Three bedroom home, considerable modernization. Case would deliver the patriotic ad Charles Wiigus, 64 Abbott ‘ joining the family on the weekends. bird-cage with its canary; the bunches [ o c h e r Ave., Ocean Grove, member of the Faces south in prime residential area. Exception The kngdi of occupancy was not more of coral and sprays of pressed seaweed m m r n a o i n c v dress at the Fourth of July serv ally attractive both exterior and interior—in $27,- Cf; than a few months but could be ex (very beautiful some of them afe), ice at the Ocean Grove Auditorium. faculty of the Whitesville school, 000 ran g e — in sp ect and offer! A tw o bed ro o m ?«•' tended and as such thc level oF fur tacked here and there to wall and ceil 201 - 988-1000 A group of Neptune High School was given a surprise luncheon by summer cottage, furnished, ready for someone to nishing was ‘tasty’ for dicse two months ing, is abundance of furniture and Realtors, Appraisers, honor students w ho were among the members of the faculty of that spend this and many more delightful summers at but tnc main expenditures of funds decoration for an out-door resort, and school. Wiigus would leave the sys the shore. Wall to wall carpeting throughout. Very were for the house that thc home own-; all suggests the open stretch of beach Property Managers the 107 graduates that past Thurs tem at the end of this school year, very low taxes and upkeep - right now $13,000— er lived in for the rest of the year. and shining waste of waters just out 324 C ookm an Ave. day, had received scholarships to ragt., if desired. A com er home of 3 bedrooms, gar having accepted th e position of In this ‘cottage by thc sea’ most of side. and tells its own storv of the. far- A sbury P a rk , N .J. 07712 . further their education in colleges age, fireplace listed at $22,000. Inspect and offer! A the occupation was held out of doors off isles of thc sea, and of the distant principal of the Hopewell, N. J. large, beautiful home, situate two full lots on a Strvlce with protecUon since 1&& through the country. Among them in the piazz.a the ladies pavilion and climes that vielded the handiwork schools. 1 1 comer. Formal in every detail. Being offered at vthe. gentlemen’s pavilion. Both pavil around us. while all blend with the were Calvin Richard Patterson Jr., $39,500. See it and compare with any other value ions are the same and can be described sound of' the breeze and the measured a complete 4 year scholarship to Awards for scholarship, athletics on the whole Jersey Shore. Here is a rare, rare as follows: Cafved panels of wood done wash of the surf in giving pause to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and outstanding school citizenship opportunity. We also have oceanfront property as in the style of medieval times and the fevered man of business, and rest Troy, N. Y.; he was first in state were presented to the following low as $40,000. Call or write for inspection of all »o the weary housewife who have fled REAL ESTATE painted in the color of gold were place wide competition; Robert Alan seniors by Ross Beck, president of listed properties - do it now! between the windows (for the purpo. j aftict WANTED Pine, a four year scholarship to the Neptune Alumni Association. oF observers gather up new strength j if you want to sec a real Victorian The American University, Wash Lida A. Doron trophy, Elizabeth Have Buyers during the vacation, days).. Scattered piece of furniture look at Mrs. Rita ington, D. C.; Kenneth and Robert Ann Linehan; Norman S. Hall tro / REAL ESTATE * INSURANCE • MORTGAGES EST 1920 N E E D Orr( four years, to .Baldwln-Wal- phy, Richard Hudson Giles; Class 53 Main Ave., Ocean Grove 774-1058 774-2088 jj iiiiiiiiitiiiiiiii«iiaiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiii>iiitiiintiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiaiiiii«iiiiiiiriiiiii'ii'|iiiliiiitiiii>«i:iMaiiiiiiiiiii>Mit'iuiiiii^ I LISTINGS iace College, Berea, Ohio; Ju d y of 1942 trophy, a new award, was Kinght, New Jersey State scholar presented to; Reginald Bennett Welcome... I Call M r. A h re n s a f te r 6 p.m. ship for. teachers to Glassboro Burdge for His outstanding schol — 776-8245 — State Teachers College, Glassboro; astic work. He also received the Joyce Ann Young, PTA scholarship Readers Digest award. Robert W. VICTORIA I. DAVIS “DON’T WAIT” FRANK HENSON ] Kilgus, class advisor, made the lat B roker to The American Uniyersity, W ashington, D. C. • ter presentations. The Rennse- Tomorrow Is Today ... to Ocean Grove j: Chicken “Meggi O’Day,” without laer Polytechnic Institute medal was presented to Raymond Lane, MEET OUR NEW BUSINESS MANAGER AT TOMORROW ! ' benefit of air-conditioning in her pen at the Hundterdon Egg Lay- , by Hary A. Titcomb, high school BUNGALOW | NIGHT’S (June 9th) BUSINESSMEN’S BANQUET / |j O N E H A P P Y O W N E R - We have arranged for j ing Test in Flemington, had con- 'principal. Athletic medals went, to South End Section: Large Front Porch, Large Living Room. Dining rm., TWO Bedroms, New TILE Bath, Lg. Kitchen, Powder Room - AU New | HOTEL LA PIERRE - 7:30 P.M. — 56.75 a new home to be built tinued to lay her daily egg, but' a | Raymond Horner and Ermon Jones, Copper Plumbing - Foundation Completely enclosed - GAS Cabinet Type Heat - Side Yard with room for . Garage - All New ROOFING - i A Few Reservations Remain - Call Hotel LaPierre 774-2540 for one of our clients half-hour later than usual, at 7:30 gold medals for lettermen in three •Unfurnished. - v ■ . on Clark Avenue - just A.M. She now had reached a total sports; sterling silver medals for SACRIFICE AT $15,000.00 Terms one of the ways we can of 228 eggs without missing a day, | two lettermen went to Edward serve. May we help announced Prof. Clarence S. Platt .Stratton, Allen Hannah, Leon Bar- DESIGNED FOR GRACIOUS LIVING, WITH INCOME with y o u r home prob in his weekly bulletin on the rec- to, Richard Giles and Frank Drout.- CORNER HOME, North East Section, ONE Block from OCEAN: First ord-happy chicken. Iwinners of gold-bronze medals for Floor; Lg. Entry Hall, MASTER Living Room with FIRE PLACE and OCEAN GROVE FLOWER lem ? Windows with OCEAN VIEW. Large Dining Room. MODErS 3 APARTMENTS Kitchen, Master Bedroom with FULL TILE BATH. Extra Bodr!v»m Snth private Stall Shower BATH. Plenty Closets - s £ S ? d F l™ lV l « and GIFT SHOPPE Low $21,900 price -3 a- Bedrooms, all v/lth private Powder Rooms or Complete Baths - ThIM partments between Main & • 3 family - beautiful apartments. Very good income. W ell'lo Floor: 4 Lg. Bedrooms with 1% BATHS. lnira Full Dry Basement. HOT WATER GAS HEAT. Auto Dnm TTnt Just C all-988-7900 - 7901 Broadway - Fully rented .- cated. Automatic heat...... 523,500 Extra Heavy ELECTRIC SERVICE/^ 0> 1Jom- Uot Water, Wicker Items • Candles • Terrariums Income ?3,900. Live -in • Ranch type. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, electric kitchen, wall to FU^N^SHED. With FURNITURE WORTH THE PTIIK-WAGr1 Fentonware Milk Glass - Music Boxes - Many Gift Items one and still get. $205. wall, carpet. Garage. Extra large plot...... $40,000 D w f ‘E ^ . L M N S ’ 0 ' ,CnM Rugs- Ftae AutoP W a ^ l • Loft Cherries, reg $1.79 ...... now $1.49 m onthly. • Beautiful Owner’s Apartment plus efficiencies and renting V^W BO^AM?EatLwVP^R£S..w'th OCEAN SPECIAL - DAISIES ----- $1.59 SOUTH OF BROADWAY rooms. All year business. Auto. heat. Finest location ...... $40,000 ooo.oo FIRM. (white or pastel colors) Near Fletcher. Lake, quiet • Also homes, cottages, guest houses, hotels and business prop 4 4 area, excelent Modern 3 Come in and let us discuss yonr requirements MAIN AVE. • OCEAN GROVE ertie s. - e rr: Ted Trouwborst, Proprietor Night Phone 774-3084 bedroom home with dining “Better buy from HURRY and be SATISFIED" Hours 9-5:30 p.m. 6 .days a week room - L et us tell you about Summer and all year rentals t h i s , one. V.-.'...':-..--- Other properties available from 812,000 up. Other Private Homes to HOTELS and BUSINESS PROPERTIES. J. A. HURRY AGENCY Large Enough to Serve You- 550,000. REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE RENTALS ------66 MAIN AVENUE OCEAN GROVE Tel. 774-4132 V. M. KUBLER, Realtor Established Over 58 Years 29 OCEAN PATHWAY • OCEAN GROVE E v en in g s 774-4717 TeL 774-1142 Listings wanted and given Formerly located at 117 Main Avenue. proper exposure. “Williamsburg in Ocean Grove”^ FOR S ALE DON’T SIMMER THIS SUMMER COOL IT, AT THE SHORE 3 - bedroom picture - book home in HOTEL Smali Enough to Know You It’s not too late to pick up a Rooming House or Hotel- Owner’s Apartment, lounge, delightful setting of shrubs and Check These Buys! ' another apartment consist Rooming. House, First Block, Ten Renting Rooms, ing of four rooms and bath, Owner’s Apartment, Light Housekeeping. Ocean View yard walled in with old brick-short 36 bedrooms, new roof, new and Ocean Breeze. Asking $19,000. wiring, hot water gas base Ocean Front Property — Three Apartments, Eight board heat. Open for busi walk to beach. • A Complete Line of New Chevy Cars & Trucks Renting Rooms, Zoned Heating - Three Floors, excellent • -OK” Used Cars ond Transportation Specials ness. layout. List at §40,000. m Service and Shop Facilities for Any Repair Needs $50,000 Summer Rentals — We still have some! Stop in! PRICE $27,500 ^ ‘‘SERVING THE SHORE SINCE 1928” Investigate This — you owe it to yourself. Three year round apartments. Two vacant, centrally located, facing south, a good home. Live free have extra Jennie Meyer income besides. Asking §22,000. THE RALSTON AGENCY AGENCY REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE REAL ESTATE E. BELLS, Realtor OCEAN GROVE N E P T U N E 47'/i Main Avenue Member of SMLS 89 Main Avenue 108 Fortunato PL MAIN ST. & SECOND AVE. Ocean Grove, N. J. 78 MAIN AVE. OCEAN GROVE 776-2770 775-8600 ASBURY PARK Tel. 774-3061 Dial 774-2124 For inspection call E. Grant Easton, eves 988-3678 THURSDAY; JUNE 8, 1972 OCEAN (jROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY PAGE FIVE OCEAN GROVE Vietnam. Captain Abrams, a jet Tracy. Paul Keating Elected Director pilot, was assigned for duty with After a leave at Ocean Grove, COMING the Seventh Air Force, a major Captain Abrams and his family will component of the Pacific Air travel on to San Antonio, Texas to - .. EVENTS Forces. assume duty in his new assign Tills is a,paid directory of The captain is a graduate of l)a- m ent. • I' events to* son • profit orgonl- vis and Elkins College, Elkins, W. ■zatlbns, B a te : 25 cen ts p e r m , where he received a B.A. De line, CaU 77S-0007. gree in physical education and JUNE 9th & 10th where he .was commissioned thru ST. PAUL’S . The June meeting of the Ameri T h e 1 Ocean Grove Women's Re the Air Force Reserve Officers; OCEAN GROVE — This Sun- can Association of Retired Persons publican Club will have a Rum Training Corps, program. • ; day at the 10:45 A.M. Worship MEMORIALS mage Sale at the Clubjidlxse, 38 Pit will be a luncheon meeting at bay's man Ave., Ocean Grove, 10 to 4 Captain Abrams spent his sum- Service Rev. William R. McClelland Restaurant Ocean Grove on June OCEAN GROVE The 18- P.M. — Special sale, Sat.; 3 to 4 mers at Ocean Grove and worked | will speak on “A Night Visitor”, io (note date). Donations at the foot Memorial Cross on th e, P.M. Bag F u ll, $1. —-22 & 23 as a life guard at the N o rth End Dr. Dan Yaffa, minister of music, door, space is limited, come early, front of the Ocean Grove Audi JU N E 16 & JU N E 17 Bnach. fie was also an usher in will have “A Choral” by McGrath first come first served. Please use torium, facing the sea, will be Neighborhood BACK YARD the Auditorium, as his prelude and Arabesque” by Olin Street entranpe. Visitors wel lighted the week of June 10* SALE Fri., June 16-12:30-7:30 P.M. He is married to th e former Dupre as his postlude: The Chancel Sat, June 17-9 A.M.-12 Noon, (small come. The next meeting of the 17 in memory of Elizabeth C. Joyce Lowry, daughter of Mrs. Choir will sing “To God Be the A.A.R.P.. Chapter 93 will be Sep items - no furniture) 51 Bath Ave., Glory” by Hughes. Mrs. Ruth Gil Dunning, and Alice Nlttinger Ocean Grove. —23 Irene Lowry, of,45 Sixth St., North te m b e r 8th 1972 in Thornley Cha Metz, by Rlrs. Florence (Herhsi Arlington; N. J. and Surf Ave,, bert, soprano, wili sing '<3od My ••• i FRIDAY, -JUNE 25t Shepherd” by Bach. Visitors are pel,. Auditorium Square, Ocean and Family, 2941 Maple Shade Ocean Grove, and they, are the par Grove at 1:30 P.M. Visitors wel CARD PA R TY - 8 P.M. a t , th e w elcom e. * Rd., Ardmore, Pa. ■ United Masonic Temple* Ri, 33, ents of two girls, Tammy and c. The Memorial Sign on' the Neptune, N. J, For tickets, call 'M r.- and Mrs. Herman Koehne, ■Auditorium Roof will also be 770-3142 or 776-7832. , -23-24* Tel. 774-2309 For All Yoor 14314 Mt. Hermon Way, Mr. and lighted the same week in mem WEB., JUNE gg Mrs. Frederick Herbst, 24 Abbott ory of Florence & George N. Y. Bus Trip spons. by Nep 774-2301 Roche, by Daughter, Kathryn tune Twp. Woman’s Club - Yan Avenue, all of Ocean Grove, and P ic k u p & FLOORCOVEREKG Elinor Koehne, of Jersey City, went Pastori, 51 Abbott Ave., Ocean kees vs. Baltimore, 775-0788 or 77^- 5876. . —23* D elivery I to see Melinda Herbst at Floral ' Grove. . S e rv ic e NEEDS Park Memorial High School in ■ Long Island in her role of Olga The Misses Carolyn J. and Ter -SEE - The isobella Thobum Circle if in the school play “You Can't Take esa €. Flannery • of Edison were GROVE-CITY St. Paul’s Church will hold its Lun It With You". Melinda is the Memorial Day weekend guests of Davison Rugp cheon at Day’s Restaurant next - CLEANERS. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Herbert the grandmother, Mrs, Olive O. Pilgrim Pathway,-Ocean Grove 39 Pnir*1m Pathway Thursday, June 15 at 12:30-P.M. 122 So. Main Street, Ocean Grove Ocean Grove, N, J. ‘ Herbst of Floral Park, and sum Koster, and -their, aunts, the Misses Mrs. Rodger Hawn is the leader. We operate’oar own cleaning, and mer residents of the Grove at 72 Grace H. and Ruth II. Odenwelder, . Pressing .Machines . '.'. Tel. 775-7371 ifttankliii Avenue, who will be down The Ocean Grove Camp Meet 129 Cookman Avenue. late in June with their other daugh ing reports th e Ocean' Grove Members of the Woman’s Club ter, Janet. Melinda will be enter , ttiis Line will begin its summer of Ocean Grove and their friends ing Heidelberg College in Ohio in schedule on Saturday, June It, who have/signed up to attend, the Classified Advertisements thc. F all. for the 1972 seasois. Liberace Conbert. on Monday, July Advertisement for these, columns should bo in the office of “The J. K. Towers, Registered Profes The, Ocean Grove Auxiliary to .24, should confirm such reserva Times’ NOT. LATER THAN 9:00 A.M. Wednesday of c.ich week. sional.Engineer of 7 Surf Avenue, Jersey Shore Medical Center wiil tions with Mrs, Harold C, Geary PH ILA D ELPH IA -- Paul Keating 'k-;j)'h and Men;;*l Retardation cen recently attended the 55tb Heun attend the James F Ackerman Fed- immediately - call 774-0095. CLASSIFIED AD RATES • Telephone 775-0007 of Ocean Grove, N.' J., program plann ters; promote regional and national ion of his class at Lafayette Col- eratios Luncheon and meeting at 25 words or lew, if paid in cash at time of Insertion ’.. $1.15 . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wills, 48 Clark ing and development director at: Hall- j meetings to encourage the interchange 25 words or less, if charged :...... $1.50 per week ' • lege, Easton, Pa. the • Ford Auditorium on Monday, Avenue, celebrated their: 30th wed Mercer Community ’Mental.Health' and of new ideas and techniques; and pro Additional - Words ABOVE 25 ...... Three Cents per Word Mr. John Cleaver, proprietor of June 12 at 1:30' P.M. Meet at the ding anniversary May 30 with Mental Retardation Center of Pennsyl mote-the work of die'centers on a , For use of Times Box Number, there is a 15-cent weekly charge for The Melita, 11 Main Avenue, an Post Office 1 P.M. for transporta replies to be picked up at office, or a 25-cent weekly charge for re friends and relations as weekend vania Hospital, Philadelphia, has been national level. plies to be mailed to you. nounces his. establishment will be tion. ' , - guests. Son Shane made it home elected regional, director of the National Mr. Keating has been associated There Is a 15-cent charge per line for each line indented, capitalized opening this weekend lor the 1972 from Nebraska where he finished or ln bold face. • ' The Barbara Heck Circle an Council of Community Mental Health with Hall-Mercer and Pennsylvania seaso n . his freshman year. at Chadroh Copy mailed in. given to a representative or brought to office, per nual dinner will be Monday, June Centers, Inc, He replaces Anthony F. Hospital since 1967 when he joined sonally must be accompanied by cash or stamps to cover cost. Copy SftThe Blanche Kemp Circle will State College, where he is study 12 at the Old Farmingdalc House San tore, director - of the West Phila the mental health center as director of accepted over phone as a courtesy and convenience to customers. ing to be a veterinarian. Bills due immediately upon presentation. meet for luncheon at Day’s Restaur at 7 P.M. • delphia Community Mental Health ’the adult outpatient department. He is ant on Monday, June 12 at 12:30 The Ocean Grbve Fire Compan Mrs. George E. Starblrd, of Center Consortium, whose term ended also an active member of the Commit P.M, Mrs. Russell Evans is the lead ies Auxiliary Annual dinner will Ridgewood Avenue, G leji Ridge, in May. As regional director, Mr. Keat tee on Legislative Affairs in the Penn RE AX* ESTATE FOR SALE WANTED TO BUY e r. be this Wednesday at Van’s'Free writes The Times: “It gives me ing will be responsible for the coordin sylvania Association of M ental Health, TWO-FAMILY 3 rooms and bath CASH IMMEDIATELY The Cadillac Hotel, 27 Webb hold Inn, at 7 P.M..Members will pleasure to .renew iny subscription ation. of the National Council’s activ and Mental Retardation Centers; a each, floor, steam heat'. North side. Can We purchase entire contents of give immediate occupancy. Under $19,-. homes, estates or individual Items, Avenue, is now under new owner help hull strawberries on Friday to your 8na paper. To me, Ocean ities in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Vir consultant with: the Committee on Law 000,00. For appointment, call Mr.-Ahr Fine furniture, paintings, bronzes, or and will have a Cake Sale at the Grove is one >j£ the nicest spots ens - 776-8245. Victoria Davis, Broker. iental rugs, tapestries. Tiffany ghat ship - Arlene Wierstlin and Mar ginia, West Virginia.and Washington, and the Mentally Retarded of the Penn '■•••• .—23tf sterling silver, Jewelry, Chinese art, garet . Savastano are hosts and Festival on Sat. at 1 P.M. along the Jersey Coast for a restful D.C. He will also represent the region sylvania ARC; and Chairman of the etc. FRIEDMAN GALLERIES. DO vacation. I am looking forward to a p a r t m e n t s f o r r e n t Main St., Ocean Grove. 774-3143 eve*. ready to welcome guests for the Neptune Police Chief and Mrs. on the Council's national board of Committee on Geriatric Services for 531-8862. *~l-72tf 1872 season. They offer efficiency A. LeRoy ■ Ward, 144 Broadway, one later on in th e season. My directors. the 'Philadelphia Forum of Community OCEAN GROVE — Modem Apt. un kindest regards to you all. furnished, yearly only. No pets, 2Vt WANTED—Antiques, furniture, b rio , apartments and rooms with kitch have returned home from visiting Tlie National Council of Community Mental Health and Mental Retarda rooms, foyer, kitchenette, living room, a-brae, paintings, bronzes, and rug*, Abrams, n th and Railroad Aves., Nep en privileges, and a color TV in the with their soij Lester, and family, The regular meeting of St. Paul’s Mental Health Centers, Inc. is a pro tion Centers; He is 3 resident of Had- bedroom, ceramic tiled shower. Call 774-5496 mornings or after 6 P.M. Avail-^ tune. Tel. 774-5900. —14tf nge. of Eclipse, Virginia, and Mr Ward’s WSCS will be held Tuesday , at 7:30 fessional group representing 250 of the donfield, New Jersey. able June 1. i ;; ^ —23tf ORIENTAL RUGS, c u t glass, old Mrs. Katherine Hopper reports brother, Dr. Thomas Ward and P.M. A group of children from nation's community mental health cen Mr. Keating is the son of Mrs. Mary THREE TO SIX room apartment, lewelry, old dolls. • paintings, tapes family of Raleigh, North Carolina, the Neighborhood Center, Camden, porch with, ocean view. Season or less. tries, antiques. China, etc. Call Mrs. the AARP chicken luncheon sched ters. T he purpose of- the group is to Keating, Pilgrim Pathway and Mt. Ta South End. Write Box 929C, c-o Times Gifford, 731-6733 or write 4 Rldgewiew . The Ethel Harpst Circle, Mrs. will sing anti take part- All are Officer Ocean Grove, or phone (212) Ave., W. Orange. N. J. 07052—33-‘72« uled for Sat., June 10 will be lim coordinate .the programs of the Mental bor Way, Ocean Grove. .776-8255.; V —VItf. ited to the fitst 60 persons—first George M. Alleman, leader, will welcome. The executive meeting OCEAN GROVE — 2nd floor apart HOUSE WANTED in good condition have their luncheon at Day’s Res will be held at 10:30 A.M, in the by retired couple. Small house or in come, ihose served! Serving at The Annual Card Party of the Ocean evening were Bonnie and Bill Asay, ment, 2 rooms, bath, kitchen, furnish come property. Hlsnay. 270 North Ave., Day’s Restaurant will be at 12:30 taurant this Wednesday at 12:30 Conference Room. ed or unfurnished, yearly or summer, Fqnwiod, N. J. 07023. Tel. 322-5645 col Grove Chapter #170 O.E.S. will be Ada and Bob Barnes, Elaine and Dick center of town, couple preferred. Call lect. -23-24* P.M . ' P.M. held Friday, June 23 at thc United Furbeck, Judy Hays and Herb Noack, .775-3100 between 9-5. ' ■ —20tf Masonic Temple, Neptune. For tickets, Isobel and Bob McCutcheon, Bobbi SUMMER RENTAL — Apartment — MERCHANDISE FOR SAI^E call Mrs. Doris Schaub 776-8142 or Mitchell, Rev. Louis Mitchell, -Jean three1 rooms & bath. Weekly, monthly, THE Mrs. Mildred Shaw 776-7632. and Lou Mitchell, Norma and Bob Orr, seasonally. For appointment, call Mr. ALUMINUM 12-foot rowboat, with Ahrens. 716-6245. Victoria Davis, Brok- oars, Chrysler 3V= HP motor $150. CaU Marion and Ken Orr and Janet and --- ■ " •- . : —23tf 226-3853 between 5 and 0 P.M.—20-23* SHELL Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, winter Paul - Reece. Tempo Hairdressers BEAUTY residents of East Center Street, Ma- SUMMER RENTAL, Ocean - GrOve, FREE — for cost of ad. Aluminum honoy City; Pa., arrived in the Grove :■, Ocean Grove Trustee ; and Mrs. screen door 24 x 80, 88 Main Ave. or George C. Miller, vVinter residents of very nice 2^-room efficiency with bal 44% MAIN AVE., OCEAN GROVE SALON Monday of this week to spend another cony for season or less. Call 946-9678. phone 77G-G187. —23* season here at their tent cottage at 3 Ardsleigh Drive, Madison; are now in —23 72 Main Avo. the Grove for another season at their ONE DAY SALE — 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. — Tele, 774-9511 — Bethany Block. They keep in touch CENTER of Ocean Grove, near park Sat., June 10. Living room chairs, sofas, ^/styiingj^jooeaii Grove, NX through the winter months through tent cottage,; L:Mt* Pisgah Way.;; ;' ing, furnished, charming onebedroom sofa bed, misc. articles. 99 Cookman P. High Styling and Coloring a Specialty Tel, 77S-4461 their subscription to the TIMES. Mr.'and Mrs. Kenneth S. Brundige, efficiency. Quiet, private. Lease If Ave., Ocean Grove. 23* winter residents of Plainfield, have ar •wanted. Reasonable., Call eves, after SUMMER’S COMING — Get your The Neptune Township Woman's 6:30 P.M; 776-9452. • —23 HICKORY furniture, three pieces. Club, Mrs. Vera Williams, chairman, rived in the Grove for another summer CaU 776-7091 after 5:30 P.M. —23* hair in shape now and enjoy yours. PERSONALIZED SEBVICB at their cottage at 8 Bethany Block. OCEANFRONT apartments — week, is sponsoring a New York Bus Trip to month, season. Also yearly 2-6 room 21 INCH RCA Console TV set. $23. Open six days a week, 8:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. C W S E Ii WBDXXBQAS see the Yankees vs Baltimore on Wed., Their granddaughter, Miss Karen apartments. Call 774-4316. —23-24* Good condition. Call 775*1431. —23* Sparks, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. June 28. For information, call 775-0788 DINING ROOM TABLE "lik e new, — Mrs. Rose J. Cariddo, Proprietor — or 774-5676. Alan Sparks, of Woodstock, N. Y., OCEAN GROVE — Close to beach, will be visiting with them off and on 3 apts. furnished. Summer season. (1) formica top motal bronze legs. Opens Mr. and Mrs. David W. Deuehar, 5 bedrooms, 2 full baths, kitchen, to 60” Price $20. 775-1312. —23* throughout thc summer. She will at porch, ocean view; (2) 5 rooms, car- of M ount Kisco, N .Y., will arrive in tend summer school part of the season, LIVING DINING and bedroom furni CLEM’S the Grove June 14 for another full peting, fuU bath, kitchen, washer, ture, gas range, typewriter, musical at Fredonia College, Buffalo, N. Y., porch; (3) efficiency with full bath instruments, and misc. items. Phone summer season at their residence here, where she will be a senior this fall. and kitchen. 2 and 3 also available on 16 Beach Avenue. They enjoy read yearly basis, furnished or unfurnished. 988-8323 after June 9. -23-24* Beauty Salon Karen is- a dramatics major and will Call 297-0673 or (215) HY 3-3053, or ing the TIMES during the winter participate in summer show productions write Box 3333, c-o Times Office, Ocean GAS STOVE 20'*, in p/esent use. months. S20.0Q. Call 988-2773. —23* 89 Main Avenue at Fredonia. Grove. . —23 William Justus, 9 Oakwood Avenue, The Ocean Grove Women's Repub 1964 RAJMBLER — 2 door sedan. New Pequannock, was graduated June 1 ROOMS FOR RENT tires and snow tires.' Good running 1 Pathway Market OCEAN GROVE lican Club will hold a Rummage Sale condition. Call 774-7122. —23* from Rutgers University, New Bruns Friday and Saturday from 10 A.M. to OCEAN GROVE — Guest House, ov “Everything: tor the Table” TeL 775-7161 wick, with a BA degree in Business 4 P.M. at thc Clubhouse, 38 Pitman erlooks ocean and lake. Room with SERVICES Administration. He is affiliated with Avenue. kitchen and living room privileges. Last Cor. Pilgrim Pathway & Olin St. Phone 774-1749 Becton. & Dickinson Corporation ‘ in two weeks of June and July and month GROVE 8ERVICES Specializing In WE DO painting, babysitting, car OCEAN GROVE Rutherford. Mr. Justus is the son of of September still open. One opening Permanent Waving yearround after Labor Day. Reason pentry, roofing, plumbing, house- STORE HOURS — 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Justus, 40 Ocean able rates. 681-0124. -22-23 cleaning, yard work, etc. Unlimited, re Pathway, in the Grove. Vietnam Veteran liable, experienced Student workers a- ROOMS for rent in private home in vailable. Wc supply our own equip- 1 WEEKEND SPECIALS JUNE 9 & 10th O n Saturday, June 3. The Younf- ' c »Ptain K en n eth H. A bram s, Jr., Ocean block. Breakfast served. 10 At ment. Satisfaction guaranteed. Reason able rates. Contact Jim Truitt. 48 Surf OCEAN GROVE Adult Fellowship of St. Paul's United son Mrs. Kenneth Ab- lantic Avenue, Ocean Grove. —22-23 We will be closed MONDAY, Memorial Day Methodist Church met together for an!rams, Sr., of 268 Argyle Place, Ave.. O. G. 776-5605 or 775-8155. — 23* LOVELY ROOM for one or two. to evening of fun and fellowship. After!Kearny, N. J., an d Mt. Camel ward the Ocean. For summer or year MOVING & HAULING. Clean attics, around. Large comfortable front porch. cellars, yards. Lawn work, painting, GRADE AA — 4 LB. AVER. Nursing Home L V= aTOS f o 8rTn% lteoUnP. l ^ ’ G»ve, has returned to Share kitchen. No smoking or drinking prning. Call 775-4824. -23-26*. ed hymn sing arid a talk by Rev. Louis country after serving a year allowed. 123 Main Ave., Ocean Grove. 63 CLARK AVE. 775-0554 N. J. Phone 774-6406. —23* TYPING, stenography, . photocopy ROASTING CHICKENS - - - • 49c lb Mitchell. Those participating in the’of duty at Tan Son Nhut Air Base, work. Betty Gray. Private Secretarial Reasonable Rates SINGLE front room (lady), private Services 78 Main Ave.. Ocean Grove. e N ew ly Renorated entrance, kithcen privileges. Near Aud 776-6686.J ' . • .. ' — 23* itorium. Ocean Grove. Phone 774-8062. U. S. CHOICE 24-Hr. R.N. Coverage —23* GARY PEARCE, painting contractor. Diabetics — Cardiacs Interior - Exterior. Neat and clean. OCEAN GROVE — Guest House, ov Free estimate. 899-5850. —18tf « Boneless CHUCK ROASTS - 99c lb. Convalescents — Post- F R F F - INTRODUCTION TO REVLON erlooks ocean and lake. Room with kitchen and living' room privileges. BAKERY PRODUCTS delivered to O p erativ e ~ PROTEIN STRENGTHENERCONDI- Reasonable rates. Call 681-0124 or 776- your door. Ocean Grovers call 776- TIONER (heals split ends like magic) 7753. Delicious calces, bread and p a s-, FANCY LEAN Medicaid and 3 8 6 0 . ______i — 23-24 tries. • —18tf Medicare Approved WITH either our famous $11.95 or $14.95 ROOM. AND BOARD EMERALD GREEN automatic under- 1 COTTAGE HAMS -- $1.05 lb. Permanent Wave. ground Sprinkler Systems. M elnor OCEAN GROVE — Lovely home, on Dealer. Installer. "Fully Guaranteed”, the lake. Private & sc mt-private rooms. Write P.O. Box 3, Ocean Grove. Free •R eg u lar $2.00 V alue 3 tasty meals - quiet atmosphere. Ph Estimates. —20-23* MONTCO — APPLESAUCE, FUDGE & DANISH ALTERATIONS 988-8968. —18tt at WANTED TO RENT ROOM — Three meals a day, quiet Cookies - - - - - 4 pkgs. $1.00 .atmosphere, personal attention. 775- WANTED .— Furnished bungalow to-, REPAIRS 0860. • • —18tf rent for month of July in Ocean Grove f t : for couple. References. A Carlson. 19 SENIOR CITIZENS, room and board, Coale Ave., Staten Islnd, N. Y. 10314. “A complete home- directly on thc ocean at the ghore. Tel. 212-SA 7-8499. . —20-23* Fleischman Margarine - - - 49c lb. remodeling service with Nice rooms, three home-cooked meals: C u ^ C u i dally. Twenty-four hour attention. Call LADY TEACHER, needs apartm ent or j a u u t y an a M M (201) 775-5011. —21tf house for July 1-Sept, 15. Reasonable one contractor!” ‘ Aepolnbrwnt W l MONTCO — 2 OZ. JARS ELDERLY person's board - The Bel- rent. Or will accept position ln ex 560 Cookman Av«. i laire. 24 Ocean Pathway. Private rooms' change for apartment, (children 10. 18) Kitchens & Bathrooms •—3 meals, from $115, monthly to $200. References. Write B. Dudak, 4442 Ma Instant Coffee - 43c Phone 775-1674. -23-26* tilda Ave.. Bronx. N. Y. 10470. Call — Our Specialty — Cn AdwrfPmk i (212) FA 4-1141. —21-24* PRIVATE room available for refined man or lady, three tasty home-cooked LOST AND FOUND We have a complete line of picnic supplies meals Call 988-1286. . —23 776-6626 LOST — Gold lady's watch with date. W. I. NEAVES HOUSES FOR RENT North End beach area. Ocean Grove. FOOD COUPONS ACCEPTED SU&EMER RENTAL—modern 3-bed- Reward. Call 938-6355. —23 1223*6 8th A venue room ranch, front porch, side yard Home Made Salads & Custards enclosed. Call area code 201-991-3319. NEPTUNE, N.J. —7tf — A Short Walk Across The Bridge — DELIVERIES MADE MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Phone 776-6524 SUMMER RENTAL . 3 BEDROOM. LR. DR. Kitchen, SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES J v t With: no appointments ever and 10% off for Senior Citizens clothes washer, furnished June 15 to Subscribe to The Times Sept. 15. $1,600.00 Central Location - 4" Phone 774-7500 (Mr. KeUy) THE GAR- $5.00‘A Y EA R B Y M AIL 95.00 a Year By Mafl RABRANT AGENCY, Realtors. OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1972 Final Meeting Of Bible Class Held
OCEAN GROVE — The la st meeting of the season of the As N E W J E R S E Y sembly Bible Class of St. Paul’s Church was held on-Sunday after- noon, June 4. A s th e teacher, Hey. efJ/ectffl/t a n d Irvin was unable to attend, Mrs: Irvin gave the lesson. A solo en titled “He Touched Me” was' ren dered by Mrs! Dorothy CuttrelL Miss Emily Jessen, who-'has a ARDMORE HOTEL 6 -8 fljeean Pathway | perfect attendance record for,tw® Ocean View 's GRAND ATLANTIG HOTEL I SPRAY VIEW HOTEL Iyears was presented with a gift. I MODERN OTIS ELEVATOR SERVING ALL FLOORS The members of the class-attend I I Elevator I ed the 4 P.M. Vesper service. ■ n | | | R oom s with | The attendance for the year start . American Plan - ing September 12, 1971 up to a n d pgaa 2 Meals Dally s GAPETERIA including June r4, 1972 was 1,808 • -, Dining Room = Open to P u b lic = Beach and Main Avenue, Ocean Grove and the offering to the Sunday Available for = Hot and cold water in rooms; some with private School covering the same period private Parties 1 was $346.30. Class meetings will baths and lavatories jjjjll Air Conditioned % resume on Sunday,' Sept. U a tf c m ^ m i Dining Room “ FAMOUS SUPREME BLEND COFFEE M & COFFEE SHOP. | 2:30 P.M. The president, Mrs-t*^ Henry Rambo wished all the mem AND DESSERTS FROM OUR OWN BAKE SHOP Private Toilet bers a very pleasant summer and hoped each one would bring a 1 ARDMORE! an d Show er Protected —• inside and ontslde — with modern auto friend when meetings are resumed sprinkler system to assure your relaxation and saf*'.V;. in September. Everyone is we!- .. come to attend. ELEVATOR TO ALL FLOORS » Tel. 7Y5-o885 |OCEAN GROVE’S MOST CONVENIENT LOCATION ...\ ii'iiliiiiiiiiiiiiaijBHiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiMaiiiiiiMaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'tiiiiiiiiiatiiiiiMaiiftiaiiiiiiiiiniuiUiimL' | Single, double, twin bedrooms, most with private baths — ■ I Cool sea breezes. | ?iitiniiiH!iiiiiniiiiiiii»Miiii:riii»iiiiiimiiii>iinii«i;iii»iiiiiiiiiii«ii»iiiii»itiiiiiiiiiirniiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiii'ii»i»iini>iii5 . I DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN AT I Summer fielcl PTA | (201) 775-9433 Apr. l-Nov. 1 "1 1 ONE OCEAN AVENUE j Installs Officers I The Majestic Hotel I I Tel. (201) 774-6350 Year-round ■ | I FRANK E. SOOTT, Owner - Tel: 774-0079 - MARILYN B. SCOTT, Mgr. I s ______announces | ^tliiiiiuii!iuiiiiniiiiii«iiutiui!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii(iiu«iiiiiiiiiiiini
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6 Atlantic Avenue. Ocean view. Hot and cold running water. THE AURORA European plan only. The Wesley Hotel JERSEY COAST Telephone 775*5579 MRS. FRANK IVES BULL Corner Central and Wchb Avenues • 2 Short Blocks to Beach VU outside attractive rooms with running water. Efficiencies. Spacious porch MATTRESS CO. ir.d; !cbby with TV. Families welcome. Moderate ratea. COr “SE COUNTER • NEAn SHUFFLEBOARD COURTS • REC ROOM 404 MAIN ST. Pbc»n» 201—983^8325 - LOU FOSTER B R A D L E Y B e a c h o p e n a l l m a The DEANS 55 Embury Ave., Ocean G m e Subscribe to The Times 7754076 Breakfast Served 8 to 10 $5.00 A YEAR BY’ MAIL THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1972 OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES. TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY PAGE SEYEN he felt secure. Let’s say taxes on his t^oving up to Middlesex County savings woulil be $92. With a $15/ Grove. The Neptune Area Arts ?15,000 home were then about $300, an’d using the Township of Madi 000 income, he would pay arr ad Association announces the-new co Today, ten years later, the value son for. our example, the $20,000 ditional $48 with income tax, and ordinator for thc Fine Arts room of his home would most likely have horns would have yielded $1,762 in w ith a $20,000 income, an addition is Mrs. Ralph Hunt. Artists wishing increased and tai rates would un taxes in 1971. T he proposed Jaw a l $228. to use the Fine Arts room to dis doubtedly have increased to th e would have reduced that to $896 These samples are random, but play their work- should contact point where he most likely would for a savings'.of $860, With an in 1 thiiik they_are sufficient to show Mrs. Hunt at 775-4108, be paying closer to' $ 1,000 in taxes. com<; o f $10,000, our householder that the reform program would, in — * . Meanwhile, the cost of everything would still have a net. savings, aft the vast majority.of cases, reduce SUBSCRIBE TO TIIE TIMES else, he b u y s including-medieai er iitcome tax of $766. With an in- .property taxes and shift the re $5.00 A YEAR BY MAH, services which he now needs more s o m e of $15,000, his n e t savings sponsibility for the cost, of g overn and more, would alsq- h a v e in would be $626 and with ah income ment to those with the income and, • Weddings A Specialty creased. ■ The.^. oniyt«.,thtng that o f $20,000, he would still have a therefore, the ability to pay. • Funeral Sprays would not be increasing would' be 'net savings of $468 over. 1971 prop " * - '. his income, and •; at age 78 his erty taxes. Grove Women Display Works • Cut Flowers - Corsages chances of supplementing that in For a final example, let’s shift • Flowers for All Occasions come are slim. He can' no longer to the, northern part of the State NEPTUNE TWP. —. The dis afford to live in the house where and take the town o? Riyerdale in play in the Fine Arts ’ Room of he has raised his family and spent Morris Couhty. The tax bill on a the Neptune Township Library for KRUSCHKA most of his life. $20,000 home there was $586. Un the month of June Includes oil T H E FLORIST The tax reform proposals would der the reform program, it would paintings, ceramics, . aid china — We Telegraph Flowers — correct conditions like these be be $394, a sayings of $19£. For a painting. The exhibitors are Mrs, 783 Wayside • N eptnne cause they would reduce property man with a salary, of $10,000 pay Arthur B. Dietz, Jr. and Mrs. Rob Tel. 775-6758 taxes sqme 40 per cent;- ant! that ing an income'tax of $ 100, th e n e t bert Woyshner, both of Ocean lost revenue would be made up mostly by an income tax. In other words, taxes would be paid by those who can best afford to pay th em . • Under the reform proposals, NEW JERSEY’S OLDEST CAFETERIA property would be taxed by the State at the rate of $ 1 p e r $100 of assessed valuation; and to insure N A V Y XJN1T COMM ENDATION rib b o n was presented to Lieutenant Commander Bernard Crook of that future inflation does not es Occan Grove, N. J., center, by Rear Admiral Robert U. Crutchfield, Newport, R.f. Naval Base Com calate this figure, I am asking for m a n d er, left, during recent eercmony at Bate headquarters attended by recipient’s wife, Flo, right a constitutional amendment to. • a, Commander Crook son of Mrs, Olive Crook, ICO1/; Cookman Ave., won ribbon for past service wttn make the rate unalterable. The WtNavjr Coastal Surveillance Force (Task Force 115) from Jan. 1, 13G7 to March 31, 19G8 in connection with interdiction of enemy forces and supplies into Vietnam. Tlie 38-year-old Navy officer lias been State would take over the respon serving in Department of Naval Science at the Massachusetts Maritime Academy in Buzzards Bay, sibility for financing, but not op Mass., since last August. erating, 'th e schools as well as some other functions presently Neptune, is on deployment with ets, guided missiles, ammunition funded by the. municipalities and 2nd l ieutenant Naval Mobile Construction Battal components, chemical, ammunition’ counties. A limit will then be set Established Our ien One, homeported at. Davisvillc, and military explosives. He also municipal and county rates. I., to the Indian Ocean atoll of Let’s take some examples for Garcia. He will soon be con- received instruction in the destruc in 1918 55tli Season an eight month deploy*, tion of unserviceable and irrepar: various parts of the State, using at the Indian Ocean site, able ammunition and explosives. actual tax rates,-and compare what Navy Seabees- are construct Spec. Rodriquez joined the army would happen to a family of four a U. S. Naval Conimunications last January and completed basic —a husband, wife and two chil-' training at Ft. Campbell, Ky, dren. 28 MAIN AVE. OCEAN GROVE ‘Beginning in Cape May City, if Army Specialist Four Julian C. Navy Airman William B. John they owned a $20,000 home, their 23, son of Mrs. Mary son, son of Mr. and. Mrs. James L. taxes in 1971 were $734. Under Johnson, 1304 11th Ave.-, N eptune, OPENS Rodriguez, 60 Webb-Ave., Ocean the proposed plan, they would be , JUNE 8 has completed the Aviation Else Grove, recen tly .com pleted - a 10- Ironies, Technician School at Meta< dropped to $678, a savings of $106, week ammunition storage course at p h is.. If that same man received an an the U.S. Army Missile end Muni Aviation Electronics Technicians nual salary of $ 10,000, his income at 11:30 A,M. tions School, Redstone Arsenal, maintain radar, radio and other guidance.systems aboard naval air ta x be $100, for a net savings of A la. ■ cra ft,’' $6. If he earned $15,000,. his in He learned to receive, store, ship Hf. is a 1970 graduate of Nep come tax would be $240 for a net r—\ FREE DESSERT and BEVERAGE and issue ammunition;'large rock tune High. School. tax increase of $134. If he earned j V WITH EACH MEAL SERVED $20,0QG, his income tax would se $420 for a net increase of $314 I—, / ON OPENING DAY over his previous taxes. iiiuiiiiuii(siiiiiii[|iiiiiii[iiiiiiiuii[iiiiiiiijiijfnaititiiiiiiitiiiiriiiiiiaiiiiiiniKiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiti«iia:[iiifiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii(iarifiiinr. Cadet Janies L Mohney, son of If we move,upstate to Camden I,and Mrs. James D. Mohney, 14 County and use Cherry Hill as an . OPENING DAY HOURS — Lunch 11:30 • Dinner 4:15 [‘Drive, Neptune, was graduated The Governor’s example, the same family in a $20,- from the U.S. Military Academy, 000 house would have paid $934 In Daily Hours — Breakfast 7;45-10, Lunch 11:30-1:50, Dinner 4:15-7:30 W est Point, yesterday. Cadet Moh 1971 but would have to pay only ney received a bachelor of science, $526 under the reform proposal degree and his commission as an for a property tax saving of $408. Dining-Room Comfortably Air-Conditioned infantry second lieutenant. He is By G ov. W illiam T. Cahill With salary of $10,000 his income k ’68 graduate of Neptune Hign ta x o f $100 would still result in a School. While at West Point, Ca net tax savings of $308. A salary of A study has shown that a New The real estate tax in New Jer Home Cooking — Generous Portions det Mohney participated in soc $15,000 and income ta x of $240 Jersey family of four with an in sey has .become a monster that con cer. During his senior year he held would represent a net saving of come of $5,000, pays approximately sumes a disproportionate amount of Courteous Service the rank of cadet sergeant. Gen $168 and a salary of $20,000 and in 13,4 per cent '.of its income for income from the people who can eral William C. Westmoreland, come tax of $420 would result in a lock anti state taxes,, while a fam least afford it. These; are older Chief of Staff, U.S. Army, gave the net increase in taxes of only $12. ily,of four with a $25,000 income people trying to live, in most cases, graduation address. pays only 6.5 per cent, ior local or fixed incomes, the young peo - # ' and State taxes. .This study was ple just getting started in life and based Ott 1968 figures. The dispar the lower middle-income people S&ving Our Counfry ity has increased since" then and trying to buy homes and raise fam RADIO CAB unless we dp! something about it ilies on modest salaries, Their PRospeot now , i t w ill continue to g e t %vorse. real estate t^xes provide the rev This is so because the principal enues now used to finance, most of source of tax revenue'in New Jer the cost of the schools end for tho sey is the real estate tax. It is operation of municipal and county 5 - 5 6 0 0 an outmoded tax that takes no governments. cognizance of a person’s ability to Let’s look at what iias happened pay. It makes ao allowance for ago to the mars who retired teo'years ECONOMICAL or illness or employment or any ago at . ags 65 on a retirement in 24 HOUR SEBVICE other chang8 in circumstances. It. come of, say, $4,000. With his fam Courteous, Comfortable, Cleaa 1 Safe am i' Dependable-, avy Petty Officer First Class m a st be replaced by a tax that does ily raised, his home paid for and h • F . Sntphin, husband of Mis. io n W Stuphin of 4 E lm D r., all these things. only he & his wife to provide for, DUNLOP fIRES
GET A LITTLE MORE NEW - USED - RECAPS The new rates for calls within New Jersey hive made dialing direct cheaper th a n IN THE NAVY calling with the services of an operator. Van Bergen Tire Co. A t any h o u r. A nri-you save even more MORE OF A JOB, MORE TRAINING: TO GET A LITTLE MORE: on direct-dialed calls over 25 miles Hwy. S5 ft S eek Ave, The Navy can guarantee you your job during bargain calling times. Especially (there’s over 70 to choose from) or the 1. CALL THIS NUMBER: Neptnne, N. . . 774-7805 between 11 p.m. and 8 a.m., when the Navy can guarantee you get to a. school 800-424 - 8880 new one-minute rate brings the m a x where you’ll learn one. im u m co st u .-v dow n to ju s t 15ff. p lu s It’s toll free and a real live Navy recruiter will MORE CHOICE NEW 3 TEAR EN answer all your questions 24 hours a day, Complete ■ Collision tax. So make the cheapest c ills in New seven days a week. (In Washington, D. C., lines. jersey. Dial them direct' durinv r"-iri LISTMENT: You can come in for 6 Repair Service call: 433-2000.) calling times. years or 4 years or now, 3 years. 2. OH SEE YOUR NAVY MAN. MORE GUARANTEES: Y ou can be U.S. NAVY RECRUITING STATION . 24 Hour Tewing BATES FOR CALLS WITHIN NEW JERSEY P. O. Building Room 204 guaranteed East or West Coast and Direciiy Dialed, Without tne Services of an Operator With tne Services of ah Operator choice of, sea duty or airman recruit Asbury Park, New Jersey P h . 201 - 775-3797 EVENING & w ork.. Distance (In DAY WEEKEND EVERY NIGHT OPERATOR OPERATOR' PERSON-TO- rate eiriina Sa/n-Cpm Mon*Fri 5pm-If pm Msn-Fri 1 ipm-Bam ASSISTED* COMPLETED’ PERSON 3. OR SEND IN THIS COUPON. ^P auto body • at any time . at any time at any time • MORE TRAYEL: See Africa. Sec Eu Bam-UpmSat-Sun rope. See Japan. Join the Navy and see Phone 774-6635 from • through Initial 3 min. Initial 3 min. Initial 1 min. Initial 3 min. • Initial 3 m«n.’ Initial 3 m!n. Send to: Capt. Donald E. Oglevee 181 S. M ain S t. • the world. (It’s still true.) Building 157, Fourth Floor, 0 10 $.10 • , 1 S: 10 S.10 . $.20 $.35 $.50 Washington Navy Yard, Neptune, N. I. 11 15 .15 .15 .10 : .25 .40' ! : -'.55 ’ -MORE BREAD: New guys now earn W ashington, D. C. 20390 16 . 20 .20 .20 .:o .30 . .45 • •- - .60. ; 21 25 . .25 .25 5^288 a month. (Congress gave us a I want to know more about: .15 .35 . • .50 . ’ . .65 26 32 : .30 .25 ' .15 .40 • • ...55- '• ;70 . i Q Training and Education •-W heel Alignment 33 46 ra is e .) □ Travel and Adventure .35 .25 .15 .45 ' -..60. • .75 . •' 49 64 .40 ; • .25 .15 ■ □ Increased Pay • Shocks & Mufflers .50 r ' .eo ,-■ • MORE HAIR: You can wear a beard □ How I can enlist now but not report 65 80 .45 .25' .15- • -.55 .70 ‘ -' .85 ! (nicely trimmed) if you want to. It’s a for duty for six months. • Brake Service 8V 96 .50 .25 .15 .eo ' ••i . \ ,75 ’ \ .90 Naval tradition; it’s also a brand new □ I doni want to wait. Call me.now! 97 112 .55! . .25 .15 .65, .eo j .95 My phone number ( ...... ) 113 over .60, .25- .is |, ,70 . -65. ..roo- N avy. • General Repairs Name Age . Tour Safety U Oar Bastaestl 'Credit card, third-number billed, special toll billing, special reversed charge toil calls MORE FREEBIES: Besides free travel 'Collect, time and charges,.request lor notification Address : Jnrtial rales for calls ol 10 miles or less for the first four minutes during all time periods, for tne first t<.6 minutes' and free education and that §288 a on calls of 11-15 miles during rright rale period. Night rate for each additional minute is 5£, except on calls of 10 miles or less whero the 5* charge is for e*ch moiith, you get free food and free cloth- PETE LaVANCE additional 2 minutes. -■/ • king and freo housing and free health State 604 Highway 35 Coin calls get directly dialed rate when additional services cl an operator are not requested. •’ ‘ care and 30 paid vacation days per year. except that evening rate is in effect from 5pm to 8am. Neptnne Dial 774-2442 All rctes ere pluvlax. THURSDAY, JUNE 8. 1972 Obituaries Altar Society Meets I ;,. JA M ES M cGAW , j OCEAN GROVE—Services were . Mfenday at the Ocean Grove Mem orial Home for James McGaw, 90 Mt. Carmel Way, w ho died last Thursday at Jersey Shore Medical I Center, Neptune. He was 80 years ■ o f age. ! Born in Motherwell, Scotland, and formerly of North Arlington, he had resided here IS years. . He retired as a carpenter f o r . Puhlic Service of New Jersey after 27 years of service. He attended the First Baptist Church, Asbury Park. Surviving are his wife, Barbara L.; one son, Alastair J., Farming-, ton, Mich.; two daughters, Mrs. Ag- j nes Glasgow and Mrs. Thelma Me-. , Cree, both .Cinhaminsonj- • seven grandchildren; and one1) great grandchild. Interm ent was in Arlington, Cem ete ry . YrY HAROLD BENNETT NEPTUNE CITY — Harold Ben nett, 83, died last Thursday at the Medi-Center here, where ho had been a patient for the past two years. Mr. Bennett, a retired car penter, was born in Neptune and lived there most of his life. ALi'iffivALFRED j.J. sul.es,SOLES, uctt),(left), Lincoln Ave., Neptune, is presented the Dr. Edward G. Selilaefer Award There are no known survivors. by Karl D. Gordinier, Oakhurst, president of the Monmouth College Alumni Association, during Com mencement Exercises at the college Saturday, June 3. Thc Alumni Association sponsors the award. The Ely Funeral Home, Neptune, Mr. Soles was honored for accomplishing all the acadcmic. requirements for a four-year degree at was in charge of arrangements. Monmouth with the highest standing in thc class. He received a-bachelor of science degree in busi ness administration, and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Soles.
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Redeemer Church I NEPTUNE — At both the 8:30 and 11 A.M. services this Sunday at the West Grove United Methodist Church, Corlies and Walnut Aves: the Rev. John B. ICirby Jr., will de liver a sermon entitled "Suppose We Reject'Christ?" At il service, the Cherub Choir will sing “T li e Wedding Banquet”; the Wesley Choir "OAotfa, You Made the Rain bow” and tW^Chaqcel Choir "The Great Commandment." At’both ser vices, 'Jiinigie£in Alinsnsaguin, the ■church organist, will play portions jof “Organ Suite: From the H oly Land” and “March from the Third Organ Symphony”. . J The. Misses Evelyn Mclntrye and j Barbara Miller will serve as aco- E x te r io r & Interior ' SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES ly l0s at 11, and Mrs. Arthur Dunfee .Room Dividers and Mrs. Rovilla F r y as greeters. ' 55.00 A YEAR BY MAIL M ASTERCRAFT Nursery care for pre-school chil- IRON ART 804 Langford St. ASBURY PARK Atonement Lutheran Notes TeL 988-3113 Subscribe to The If po answer,- call 988-7695 ] ASBURY PARK — Th e Rev. j W alter F. Forker. pastor of Atone ment Lutheran Church, Firet Ave. and Heck Street, will have as, ser mon topic Sunday “The Compli Eliminate Your Plumbing ARRISON £ cations of Love” at both the 9:25 and 10:45 A.Jf| services. The Luth and Heating Problems . . , Highway 35 & 3rd Ave. eran Church Women will hold their NEPTUNE CITY annual Spring Luncheon at th e Ardmore Hotel, Ocean Grove, on 774-5352 ' Wednesday, June 14 at 32:30 P.M. FRANCIONI, Residence 95 Broadway Residential & Commercial. . . F r e t Estimates - . . All Work Guar TAYLOR and O cean G rove — 774-159* anteed . . . Electric Sewer C leaning LOPEZ, Inc. Subscribe to The FUNERAL HOME 115 Newgate Lane DANIEL L. FRANCIONI H. T. AYERS CO. THOMAS W. TAYLOR Neptune, N. J. D. JOSEPH LOPEZ Families Called, for 704 - 7th Ave. Asbury Park Tel. 775-0021 10th & Atkins Ave. Neptune OIL BURNER SERVICE Tel. 775-0028 S4-Hrs. Dally Including Sunday
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fun* til fstucrt* mtiKVJa I m v /M s The Seiko 17 jewel fflW automatic day. graft?. date watch with ALL PASSBOOK SAVINGS u n iq u e fnJlnnt date Ocean Grove g ar Chanda feature and Sr ; adjustable link b race. f lot. Stainless steel case Wnter-Teated to 9 8 .2 It. Memorial Home Applied dial, luminous band*. $75.00. Other Seiko 118 Main Avenue automatic day-date watches OCEAN GROVE, N. J. William P. Walton, Jr., Mgr. O LOAN ASSOCIATION ^ .774-1753 I’'--' 55 Main Avenue (Post Office Bldg.) Ocean Grove NEPTUNE MANALAPAN ASBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTONE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1972
of the states - sp it w ent to (great cfemands from street mobs. W e saw1 • 'police arid. State guards were order They came rapidly - the first con Neptune Outreach Center Funded length to limit the power, of ..the the rampant crime, 'the flagrant ed into riot tom areas unarmed. tingents from Russia arrived in: two . Federal Government,, . drug traffic, the crumbling of moral • Meanwhile, thc Social experimen weeks and quickly pacified New Westward Hoi Growth and c x - fiber, the gradual weakening of ters- were having a field, day,; buss York; N ext v came Communist ■ .vol pansibnl ’" Railroads, steam boats, church • irtfluence. n ; • ;: ; ing 6im children 200 miles ot more unteers. from Poland' Hungry, Czec roads, canals,; progress! . :. v Yes, Socialism was' coming to re fbr racial balance. ‘parents felt shat hoslovakia, : Bulgaria, Roumama, For Old Gold and But we had sdmc‘'majt>r flaws. place freedom. ■ tered - their fear was genuine! East Germany. They spread out Silver and The Civil. War taught, a bitter ' It was late in 1972 \Vlien Con*. ■ Also in 73 Congress passed tlie rapidly’over thc'country. Old Jewelry’ ■lesson in the humanities. "1/ , grcss passed the Nixon Guaranteed Fpderal Drug Decontrol Act, legal -Certain state 'governors had re We went on - opened oiir doots Annual income jaw r to eliminate izing drug use. ! fused to disarm: their guard units. b . fIe d d e s and our hearts to oppressed people^ poverty. It sounded f great \ Hut it iWhen our military completely These w e r e the targets of the last W m B l E W B L Z R of the world. proved to be a guaranteed no work pulled out of:. the Orient,. they United Nations ydlunleers to arrive %■ •" OCEAN GROVE The industrial revolution! brought .home .a big drug problem - the Chinese Communist. income and taxes; had .to be/dmibled POST OFFICE BLOG. America lead the world in, inven - then tripled to j>ay.for it ' arid a big discipline problem. ; . The Red: hoards^swept into Ala tiveness and' progress. . : Thousands of wage earners, un* |The draft was abandoned. As an bama, Arizona and a few other areas ■ Free enterprise ,was the means - able to carry thc tax burden to inducement to get enlistments, the of resistance. n o collectivism no communes *.? support the freeloaders capitulated - military was practically changed in In 16 short weeks this country Howard LSmith no big government. America offered quit trying and signed up for no to a Summer Cnmp for Boys. 'was peaceful again. ■ . hope to all people. work income A Major Calamity!. , ; Crime took giant steps. Huge Nearly.' two years have passed The Hardware Store And when called upon■'«« America In early' 1973 the Federal Fixe- • binds of hoodlums stormed and since the United Nations Peace of Ocean Grore struck a mighty blow against ty arm Registration Act was passed re-- sacked town after town over the Mission. ranny in two world wars. W e loved quiring every citizen to register nation. The unarmed police ’were Outside our window we heard HARDWARE peace but not at the expense of every firearm with the Federal Gov demoralized and powerless. Only the the sharp crack, of gunfire - they PAINTS and OILS liberty. , ernment. criminals had guns..Terrified Amer were still administering Communis Then wc entered the age of fan It took only 8 montlis more to ican families fled for their lives! tic. peace to us. Large Selection Slant*, tastic scientific breakthroughs pass the ^Federal Firearms Destruc i The President called' upon the But this was the 4th of July. In Garden Snpplies communication, travel, medicine, tion Act. AU legally owned guns Army to restore order! Blit, drug ‘our hearts we knew the spirit of Gift Items space • were. collected and destroyed. indulgence and a complete break-; freedom was stiil alive. FULL LINE OF ’ Five landings and ten Americans : Across .the country disorders con down in discipline1 left it unable KITCHEN on the moon before any other na tinued. Confrontations-.with police to act.- * tion even left earth orbit! caused some bloodshed,. so thc '-lib In New 'York the Secretary Gen UTENSILS But the signs of Social decay eral left passed another firearms bill, • eral of the United Nations ordered Subscribe to The FREEHOLDER SIIRECTOE Joseph C. Invir., seated, presents to were showing.. Wc saw it coming - T o prevent bloodshed the police an emergency session - the call went 51 Main Avenue Neptune Township Mayor Joseph’ Wardell a check to r §13,945 as thc erosion of integrity - tho break and state guards must be disarmed. out for volunteers to restore order OCEAK GROVE N. J. the Monmouth County Narcotics Council share of funding for tHe down in respect for laws - the wild In September 1973 the state j in U. S. . ' . Times $5.00 a Yea Phone 774-4741 1972 operation of the Neptune Townsliip Outreach Center. Taking part in tlie persentation arc Narcotics Council chairman Robert I. Anscll, standing left, and administrator Richard C. lVenner. Tiie center, at 1145 Corlies Ave., is being funded for the sctond year by tiie county, which created tiie Narcotics Council, and the town- ship. Tiie center operates to combat drug abuse and assist all persons and agencies with drug-connected problems.
TAKE FIVE By FRED W. KOKE
The Rise and Fall of the U.S.A
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MONMOUTH COUNTY: Asbury Park • Deal * Freehold • Long Branch • Neptune To'^shtp^V'Ocsan Grove Oceanpcrt • Ocean Township • West Long Branch * Other Offices in HUMTERDOH and WK?5CcR CO Financial Services Oliice—Princelon, N.J. • ■ r- . THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1972 OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES. TOWNSHIP OP NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY PAGE TEN
NOTICE n U I ' 1 C It NOTICE GEORGE LYNARDAKIS, • TAKE NOTICE tnat Mudsan, Inc., Stockholder, . ^ TAKE NOTICE that Delrob, Inc., trading as Big Bill’s, Intends to apfrly - TAKE NOTICE that Neptune Town 500 Grassmere Avenue, trading as the Little Brown Jug, has to the Township Committee of the ship American Legion Post No. 340, Interlaken, N. J, made application to tlie Mayor and Township of Neptune tor the Plenary Inc., Intends to apply to the Town Objections, if any, should be made Council of the Borough of Neptune. Retail Consumption License C-12 for ship Committee of the Township of immediately in writing to Joseph E- City. Monmouth County* New Jersey, premises situated at 1718 Springwood Neptune for the renewal of Bennett, Clerk of the Township or Nep for renewal of the Plenary Retail Dis Avenue. Neptune Township, New Jer a Plenary Retail Consumption Club tune, N. J. tribution License No. D3 for premises sey. Liconse for premises situated at 21 (Signed) i in the Gabies Shopping Center. High Tho directors, oillcers and sharehold Gulley Road, Neptune To^vnshlp, N. J. PETHANS. INC.: way 33 and Sixth. Avenue. Neptune ers holding more than 1% of the stock Objections, if any, should be mode PETER ATHANS. President; City. N. J. • of Hie corporation are the following: Immediately, in writing, to Joseph E. 1105 Fifth Avenue, Officers arc Robert R. Young, presi Andrew- L. Sanders. President-Treas- Bennett, Clerk of the Township of Asbury Park, N, J. ' - dent. and secretary - tre asu re r. 445 urer, 513 Highway 35, Neptune, N. J. Neptune. N ..J, —22-23 . . $18.40. Glonmore Ave., Shark River Hills, John Mudd, V. President, 342 Park N. J . and William W. Young; vice pres Ave.. East Orange, N. J. (Signed Agents of Corporation): ident, 12-1 Holburn'Lanc. Neptune. N. J. Willie Sanders, Jr., Secretary, 1922 CHRISTOPHER GIFFORD NOTICE. Robert R. Young is the sole stockhold Springwood Ave., Asbury Park, N. J. Commander • •* Objections, if any, should bo made THOMAS DONOHUE er holding 10% or more of tho stock. Senior Vice Commander TAKE NOTICE'.that Kedwood Inn. -Objections, if any, should, bo made immediately, ui writing, to Joseph E. Incorporated, intends' to apply to tha Bennett. Township Clerk.of the Town- RICHARD GASSNER Township Committee of the Township immediately in. writing to Harold J. Knox. Township Clerk of the Town Vice Commander, ; Rowland. Clerk, of the Borough of ' JAMES F. LYDEN ' l’ of Neptune, for-a Plenary Retail Con Neptune City, N. J. - - ship of Neptuno. . sumption License No. C-0 for premises • - MUDSAN. INC.- ■ A d jutant locattd at Neptune Highway, Nep (Signed) DELROB. INC. ■ ARTHUR KISTNER 201 • Robert R. Young, President •7J5 Mattlson Avenue tune, New Jersey, .... —22-23 • $12.88 Asbury Pork, N, J. Finan«,rt OiTicer ■ The Officers. Directors and Stock -22-23 . . $12.88 FRANK WASKY . holders holding* 1% or more of stock • Receiving Agent are: -22-23’ . .. • * .. - $13.3-1 VANCE E. FUNDERBURK,' ' NOTICE Notice President rmd Treasurer NOTICE 304 Oxford Way TAKE NOTICE THAT Mom’s Kitch TAKE NOTICE that application has Neptune, N. J, en. Inc., t/a Mom's Kitchen, has made been made to the Mayor and Com PEARL FUNDERBURK, onplieation to tho Township Committee mittee of the Township of Neptune ' TAKE NOTICE that Pethans, Inc., Vire President and secretary of the Township of Neptune for re by Venice Realty Corp., a New Jer trading as Howard Johnson; intends to 304 -Oxford Way - newal of the Plenary Retail Consump sey Corporation for the renewal of apply to the Township Committee of Neptuno, - N.J. : tion License for premises located at the Plenary Retail Consumption Li the Township of Neptune for renewal LA MARIS SEE TA I /&■*' 112!* Fifth Avenue. Neptune, N. J. cense C-ll for premises located at of tho Plenary Retail Consumption Li 1305 Karen Boulevard \*u!' Officers, directors and stockholders N, J. Route 35 at New York Road. cense No; C-18. for prem ises located A pt. 201 holding 10% or m ore of th e issued Neptune Township. N. J. on Route No. 35. at tne Asbury Ave* District Heightsntfd. imd authorized stock are- Name and addresses of all stockhold nue Traffic Circle, Neptune, New Jer LOUISE BATTEN Samuel J. AldarclU, President. 51i ers, officers and directors, to wit: sey. • 122-20 Springfield G ardens ' Grassmere Avenue, Interlaken. N. J, FRANK D. BERTAGNA, JR. All of the following are Directors New Y ork 13. N. Y. Marcaret E. Aldarelli. Vice President, 35 D erby Lane and Stockholders and hold the offices BRENDA VAN SCOTT Claude W. Birdsall (ccnlcr) takes oath as acting Monmouth County oagincer, sworn in by County 619 Grassmere Avenue, Interlaken, Colonla, New Jersey set fo rth : 304 Oxford Way N. J. FRANK BERTAGNA, SR. PETER ATHANS, Neptune, N. J. Clerk Benjamin H. Danskin. with Freeholder Harry I.arrison. Jr., holding the Bible. Mr. Birdsall, Nicholas A. Aldarelli, Secretary- 35 D e rb y Lane Director, President, Stockholder. Objections, if any, should be made Soatii tlelmar, was appointed by the Boaritrt Unties (Signed): 1806 MONMOUTH BLVD., WALL TOW NSHIP - T E L . 681-1871 Decorating Contact . . . A. Ludwig, Jr., Kevport. Mrs. Eth : Avenue, Neptune, N. I ivlll sell at JOSEPH VECCHIONE Free Estimates • Experienced • Quality Workmanship ci Gaunt, Beaelnvood, district Dep ; public auction, one liuiclc 2 do or hard- 1518 Rustic Drive t°P< year S9G8 serial number 8Y130984, Bldg. 3. Apt;. 2. Ocean, N.J. MARTIN J. BOLAND ^ uty President, Monmouth district for money owing Fahoury Bios,. Auto -23 -2 4 ' $8.74 We make a specialty of small jotis — Free Estimates , Body Shop, under ihe Garage Lien Act, Experienced, Quality Workmanship, Free Estimates, Fully In n arid her staff officers. Past. Stute i ia the amount of Si,S15.