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VOL. CXVIV NO. 24 TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE. N.J. THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1994 IVE CENTS Towns Consider Consolidating Services Neptune City - Borough nounced the First Aid Squad Council President Chris Han­ received a $5,000 gift from sen announced Monday an unidentified borough evening that talks between businessman to help pur­ the boroughs of Avon and chase a defibrillator. "The Neptune City are leading to equipment is much needed areas of 'agreement where and will save lives," the significant savings to the Mayor said. taxpayers can be realized. Clerk Joel Popkin ad­ Hansen stated, "Repre­ vised the Council of a sentatives from Avon and $234,000 community block Neptune City will be meeting grant for the complete res­ June 20th to discuss areas toration of Windsor Ct. Pop- of mutual interests in police kin said the street has had and public service con­ collapses and sewer prob­ solidation." lems for the past 20 years. He continued by saying, For The Record "Our main goals are to main­ The Neptune City Police tain the level of public ser­ Department has released its vice and also realize sig­ May statistics on police ac­ nificant savings to the tax­ tivities. There were 603 payers." calls/complaints/incidents In a related matter. during the month. Mayor Ted Warden an­ In addition, there were nounced the borough will 59 criminal investigations, 73 save money through, the arrests, 22 traffic accidents, Avon Salutes Outstanding Leaders 229 motor vehicle summons Monmouth County Joint The Borough of Avon-by-the-Sea officially recognized First Aider of the Year (1993); PAUL BUERCK, Heroism and 26 violations of Borough Insurance Fund. outstanding volunteers and community leaders during (Saved someone from drowning at a swim meet); Chief Ordinances. The Mavor also an­ Monday night’s meeting. BRIAN HATFIELD, USCG - Shark River - Certificate of Mayor JERRY HAUSELT, far left standing, and Com­ Appreciation; Dr. FRED MAYER, Physician award; missioner KEN BRUTON, Standing far right, presented DOROTHY GALLAGHER, Volunteer award (Leisure Citi­ Christian Artists Saturday each leader a plaque in appreciation from the borough. zen’s Recreation Comm.); CONNiE GiLLiGAN - Retire­ ocean Grove - WAYNE PHIL KEAGGY, one of Standing from left to right are: BART BARRY, “Star of ment (37 yrs. cashier on beachfront); MAGGiE McDEViTT Life* award (by JSMC); KENNETH CHILD, Capt. First Aid WATSON, one of Christian the most beloved artists in - Sports award - Javelin Throw (Best in State); JOSEPH Squad of the Year (by JSMC); KEITH SANDULL, Physical music's top-notch artists, will Contemporary Christian APiCELLi (Thompson Agency) - Most Improved Business Fitness - Special Police Academy; JAMES “KELLY” be appearing in the Great music, is a talented guitarist and ROBERT SHAFER - Marksman - Special Police Aca­ HAGERMAN, Fireman of the Year (1993); TIM GALLAG­ demy. Auditorium on Saturday, whose first album, Sundays HER, Boy Scout Leader (Volunteer); JOHN “CHIP" MORE, June 18 at 7 p.m., along with Child, released in 1988, re­ Phil Keaggy and Patsy ceived critical acclaim. For Moore. the many fans who are de­ Wayne first emerged as voted to his musical skill, the Residents Irate Over a songwriter and performer personal revelation found in Bradley Meeting Notes with the favorite, Touch of Find Me in These Fieids, his Renewal of Liquor License the Mastei‘s Hand, and has latest album, will be most Bradley Beach - At the topics. Those officials in Neptune - Approxi­ crowd control. since accumulated five mately twenty residents at­ welcome. Tuesday, June 14th Mayor attendance were Mayor The officers further tes­ Dove Awards (including 1989 tended Neptune Township’s PATSY MOORE, a new and Council meeting, the Stephen Schueler, Council- tified that juveniles under the Male Vocalist of the Year). workshop meeting this past age of 21 were allowed into face upon the scene of issue of establishing the men Sal Galasetti, George He has had 26 top ten radio Monday night to protest the Christian artists, will also be position of part-time main­ DeNardo and George Mof­ the Club and they, themsel­ singles, including 13 No. Ts, renewal of the liquor license a part of this exciting even­ tenance specialist was dis­ fett, Councilwoman Janet ves, on many occasions, placing him one of Christian for Club Caribbean. They ing. Ms. Moore's first album. cussed and passed unani­ Macinnes and Borough Clerk had witnessed no ID verifi­ music’s best-loved per­ had hoped that the license cation. Harris Bhalai, owner Continued on Page 6 mously, along with other Phyllis Quixley. formers. for the Club, located at At­ The establishment and of the Club, testified at the kins and Embury Aves., hiring of a part-time spec­ end of the meeting that the here, would not be renewed. Shark River 1st Graders Learn To Recycle ialist to perform mainten- testimony of the four officers The residents contend tftat ance/repairs in carpentry, was "incorrect" when they electronics, masonry, and patrons of the Club are ex­ stated that no one checked tremely disorderly, loud and, plumbing was described by the ID. Bhalai stated that he Mayor Schueier as an at­ at times, verbally and phy­ had two persons checking ID and collecting cover char­ tempt to save the borough a sically abusive. considerable amount of tax Neptune Patrolmen And­ ges. money to perform these rew Leather, Frederick Jen­ The officers, during their tasks. At the present time, kins, Louis Cuevas and testimony, claimed that such assignments must go James Hunt testified to the minors were regularly al- out for bid, a timely and numerous calls they had responded to in the past Continued on Page 3 costly process. Having such year to the Club Caribbean. a person on the borough The majority of calls oc­ payroll would provide the curred on Friday and Satur­ means for immediately ad­ day nights and involved dressing maintenance issues loitering, noise and alleged in a cost-effective manner. possession of a CDS, as­ A letter was read from sault, intent to sell a CDS, B E A C H Nancy Speelman, a mental disorderly persons and health specialist from Pis- CINEMA cataway, requesting permis­ MAIN STRETET BRADLEY BEACH sion to bring 28 patients and Neptune City Carvel Mrs. Roberta Lerner’s first graders at the Shark River School are shown with the HUGHGUAIfffj /TD 10-15 staff members as is now open until 1,169 cans they collected for recycling during the week of June 6. Students were - f v r / supervision, to the beach at MtDNiQHT 1 asked to collect the cans, tally the individual amounts and record the totals daily a discount fee, for the fol- Phone for on a chart. Midnight lowinq Wednesdays - July Madness Specials 0 The project was designed to combine Math and Social Studies skilis. The stu­ dents had also collected used batteries as a year-long project. Ju n e 1 6 , 1994 776-7168 V o l.1 1 9 , N o. 24 PAGE 2 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1994 COMING EVENTS This is a PAID directory of College R e t r o s p e c t events of non-profit organi­ Scholarships M Y A N S W E R zations. IjeiLoebeci Rate - 50 cent/line BY BILLY GRAHAM Min, charge $3,50 Available by Richard F. Gibbons Mr. LaPenna’s printed Call 775-0007 Each year, individuals HAROLD LA PENNA pages include 171 headlined preparing to go to college or may be down, but he’s far references which emerged k f - ' l i FRI., JUNE 17 graduate school face the from out. from his research. DEAR DR. GRAHAM: Where do you think most people TH E MONMOUTH dilemma of how to pay for Hospitalized for many Furthermore, he has go wrong in life? I suppose you would say they go wrong COUNTY Board of The Black tuition, room & board, text months, Mr. LaPenna is furnished copies of cor­ by not being religious, but what practical difference would United Fund will meet Friday, books, lab fees, and other looking fonward to therapy respondence, newspaper that make? I don’t mean to put you on the spot, but frankly I find like kind of confusing and I think most people do also. expenses. That’s because articles and other data ap­ June 17 from 5:30 to 6:30 sessions in the near future - C.C. p m, at the West Side Com­ college costs have skyrock­ and returning to his Ocean propriate to the general title DEAR C.C.: Most people go wrong in life because they munity Center, Asbury Park, eted and continue to in­ Grove home. "Hymn Search." make bad decisions. 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