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Nurses Seek Committee Support

Neptune - Approx­ bitrate a resolution t o . the resolutions were approved. imately 25 nurses from Jer­ nurses strike. The Commit­ Some of them are as fol­ sey Shore Medical Center tee recognizes the potential lows: were at Monday night’s impact on the Neptune com­ the Tax Collector was Township Committee meet­ munity and requests the authorized to transfer credits; ing. Several spoke before Governor to intercede on an agreement was behalf of the citizens. the Committee of the hard­ amended with Eric M. Bern­ ships they have had since For the Record stein, Esq., to represent the walking off their jobs over 70 February 7, 1994 Township in labor related days ago. One nurse was The following two Or- matters; upset because she had to dinances were introduced at an Economic Develop­ travel to North Jersey to Monday nights meeting; ment Task Force was creat­ work at another hospital for an ordinance requiring "only $19 per hour" when payment of a fee for repre­ ed with the following mem­ there is a hospital only five sentation by the Township bers being appointed - Kurt minutes away from her Public Defender; and Cavano, Larty Jackson, John home. a bond ordinance ap­ Gross, Patricia Monroe, The Township Commit­ propriating $165,000 for Robert Green, Daniel Perry tee adopted a resolution various sewer equipment requesting the assistance of and improvements. Grand Atlantic Shuts Down Operations Governor Whitman to ar- Approximately thirty Continued on Page 2 This lonely man was removed, along with approximately 40 other residents, from the Grand Atlantic last week. The boarding home was shut down because of numerous violations. Residents were relocated to Ocean County facilities. The closing brought to an end a bitter battle between concerned Ocean Grove residents, Neptune Township officiais and Grand Atiantic owners Wiiiiam and Joan SWOT To Take A Whack Clegg. Numerous-attempts to readh^e"tineggs by The Times were unsuccessful. At Im proving Tourism

Ocean Grove - A SWOT The team will be divided in noted CEO Larry Jackson team has been organized to task forces to study this and and the SWOT Teanr- ~ improve the community, other items of voted impor­ Mrs. Iris Minnis of the place it in the forefront of tance, such as marketing Ushers Auxiliary, BobYoung- tourism and to help expand Ocean Grove and its pro­ quist of the Homeowners, the marketing of its summer gram which might be ex­ Patty ladanza of Neighbor­ program. tended beyond the summer hood Watch, Herb Herbst of In a six hour session last season. Among items that the Ocean Grove Fishing Saturday, 28 Ocean Grovers were placed on the table Club and Coalition chairman, assessed the Camp Meeting were parking facilities; use of Karen Mason of the Ocean Assn.’s Strength, Weaknes­ vacant and deteriorating Grove Chamber of Com­ ses, Opportunities and hotels; the need for a 1,000 merce, Drew Dyson of St. Threats, reports Rev. Larry seat year-round building for Paul’s Church, Neptune Twp. Jackson, OGCMA executive youth programs and retreats, Business Administrator John officer. etc. Gross, Ted Bell of the Board Lack of communication "Ideas were shared in a of Architectural Review, Nep- was of primary concern. congenial atmosphere," Continued on Page 2

New Jersey Bell and Bell Atlantic Corps, have teamed up with D.A.R.E. New Jer­ Drug Arrests in Neptune City sey to get the word out on the D.A.R.E. Program. Without these two corporations, many of the towns of New Jersey would not be participating in the D.A.R.E. Pro­ Neptune City - A one- year-old white male living at juana and Possession with gram simply because they would not know about the program. month investigation into the 82 West Wall Street, Neptune the Intent to Distribute Pictured outside the Red Bank 7-11 (left to right) are: D.A.R.E. NJ Executive Di­ illicit trafficking of marijuana City. He was charged with Marijuana. That offense is a rector JOAN CRAWFORD, D.A.R.E. student PATRICIA NEWELL, a 6th grader from was brought to an end with the offenses of Possession Avon, 7-11 owner MARTY VALENTINO, Little Silver Police Officers MARTIN the execution of a search of over 50 grams of mari­ Continued from Page 2 SCHERZINGER and JOSEPH MAZZA, Red Bank Police Officer MICHAEL CLAY, warrant at 82 West Wall Avon Police Officer ROBERT KEPLER, D.A.R.E.’s Marketing Manager Southiand/ Street, here. Officers from Neptune office TOM MARINO and D.A.R.E. student PETER MAYER, also a 6th the Monmout: ■ County Pros­ grader from Avon. ecutor’s Office Strike Force and Tactical Narcotic Team Senior Center Units, along with the Nep­ c tune City Police Department, Clarification combined to effect the arrest F u N d R a i s e r SAT. of nine individuals located at $ Q 0 0 weeks ago indicated the pos­ OAB.T f the Neptune City address. Neptune City - Mayor Ted sible merger. Avon - The Avon Fire ces by Sparky the Fire Dog O sAU r .• / MATINEE I StATS / t^m The warrant was executed in Warden has announced the "I am looking for ways to Department is having a buf­ and a Talking Fire Hydrant!! the evening hours. Just over Borough’s possible senior fet style spaghetti dinner For further information, call improve Neptune City’s sen­ three pounds of marijuana citizen "merger plan with the fund raiser in the Avon 774-0965. BEACH iors’ activities and one of Municipal Buiiding on Sun­ was recovered, along with Neptune Township Senior them is possibly utilizing the CINEMA packaging materials, scales Center is only in the pre­ Neptune Senior Center," the day, Feb. 20, from 4 to 8 MAIN STREET ■ BRADLEY BEACH p.m. Donations for aduils Happy Valentine’s and other paraphernalia, liminary stages and that no mayor said. along with several hundred accord is imminent. are $5.00, children & senior Day to Sam! "I want people to know, dollars in cash. The street The mayor is responding citizens are $4.00. Door Please do remember • 9STER ACT 2 however, that nothing is fina­ prizes, raffles and 50/50’s will BKK IN THE h a b it! value of marijuana is over to concern from the Neptune lized and I am talking to Flowers - Lots! $7,000. Those arrested senior population currently Neptune Mayor Elizabeth be available, and there will Wuv, be special guest ap-"■\r«Aoran. were: utilizing the Senior Center. A Schneider and other Neptune 'yAlSEY MONDAY IS DATE NITE 1) John A. Bovie, a 25- Times news report' two officials." Feb.10,1994 Vol.119, #6 PAGE 2 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1994

R e t r o s p e c t Nurses SWOT R o i i M b e c i Continued on Page 1 MYANSWER Continued from Page 1 by Richard F. Gibbons Shrewsbury Township (now tune Twp. Committeeman BY BiLlY GRAHAM There’s an important Tinton Faiis) had a common Jim McGann, Dick Furbeck and James McGann; anniversary of sorts this boundary. Then it was south of the Ocean Grove Sewer Patsy Townsend was month. "in the middie of the pubiic Authority. appointed to the position of It was just 15 years ago DEAR DR. GRAHAM: My husband is in the military and road leading from Eatontown Also, Ocean Grove Trus­ Director of Code/Construc- we have just found out he will be on a foreign tour of duty that the Township of Nep­ to Squan (Manasquan)" as tees Phil Herr, John Shaw, tion; tune came into existence as far as Shark River Brook. for six months. I would never say this to him, but my big­ Don Cleaves, Walter Quigg, gest fear is that he won’t remain faithful to me while he is Eddie Maryland was pro­ a municipal entity. From there, the southern moted to Night Supervisor in Dr. George Fey Stoll, Jim away. I know what can go on, and I feel very anxious. Can It's interesting to read boundary line of Neptune I do anything? - Mrs. C.N. the Building Maintenance Truitt, Charles Whiteman, the relatively brief Act of was an east-west line down DEAR MRS. C.N.: The most important thing you can do Dept.; Jack Green and Dave Shot- Incorporation of the Town­ the middle of the brook and well. is to strengthen your marriage right now, although the time Vito Gadaleta was ap­ ship of Neptune which was may be short. And the greatest way to strengthen your Shark River to the Atlantic And, Lew Daniels of the pointed to the Route 33/66 enacted by the Legislature - Ocean. The fourth side ■ marriage is to be sure it is built on the foundation of a Choir, Organist Widening Committee; and became law Feb. 26, the new township was its commitment to Christ. Let me explain. Gordon Turk, Shirley Bell of Evelyn Stryker-Lewis 1879. oceanfront eastern boun­ God gave marriage to us, and He intended for it to be a the Auditorium ticket office, lifelong commitment of a husband and wife to each other. was appointed to the His­ That act can/ed Neptune dary, from Shark River north Fred Truntz and Fred Steel­ That’s why love shouldn’t be just an emotional feeling torical Preservation Commit­ out of the Township of to Deal Lake. man of the Auditorium staff, (although that Is part of love), but should be a commitment tee; Within that young mun­ Ocean. Neptune’s northern Mary Louise Stoll of the before God to be faithful to each other no matter the cir­ a mortgage was can­ boundary became the center icipality were all the places Auditorium Book Store, cumstances. Jesus said. Therefore what God has joined celled In connection with a line of Great Pond (Deal now known as Asbury Park, together, let man not separate" (Matthew 19:6). Sharon Krzyanowski, Rober­ federal UDAG loan, and Lake), following that center Bradley Beach, Neptune City When God is left out of a marriage, however, then the ta Grace and Maureen Jack- the payment of line westward up the lake’s and Avon, as well as Ocean commitment will not be as strong as it would be otherwise. son, of the CMA staff. Make Christ the center of your marrige, and begin by mak­ $6,905,244.96 in bills was south branch. That boun­ Grove, which has remained ing Him the center of your life. Encourage your husband to authorized. dary took a turn at the point as a part of Neptune Town­ do that also. Learn to pray together and read a portion of where Deal Lake met Asbury ship ever since. We want your LOCALSII! God’s Word, the Bible, together. Nothing will cement your Avenue, then striking west to In other words, Neptune Mail or bring in news about relationship more strongly than a deepening relationship your family members by Fri­ the point severai miles away this month celebrates its with God. day to be typeset t consider­ where Ocean Township and 115th birthday. ed for the following Thurs­ Then pray for your husband as he is away, and com­ day's edition. Mail to The municate with him at every opportunity. Let him know that Drug Arrests Times, PO Box 5, Ocean you love him and trust him, and you look forward to the Grove, NJ 07756. time when he returns. Yes, if he follows Christ he may be Continued from Page 1 in the minority ~ but with Christ he can find the strength to BSb Ii resist temptation and remain faithful. third degree offense, carrying set at $15,000 by Judge ‘MY ANSWER" column Is brought to you by with it a possible period of O’Hagan. Vinyl St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, Ocean Grove incarceration of up to five Also arrested and releas­ years and a possible maxi­ ed on summonses charging i Replacement Windows mum fine of $7,500. Mr. Possession of over 50 Bovie was taken to the Mon­ grams of Marijuana were the mouth County Correctional following individuals: Institution in lieu of $30,000 4) George Shafto, a 24- bail set by the Honorable year-old white male from 107 Robert O'Hagan, J.S.C. Mr. Newgate Street, Neptune. Bovie was able to make bail 5) Robert Johnson, a 23- on the morning of Jan. 27 year-old white male from 310 and has been released from Second Avenue, Bradley custody. Beach. 2) Chris Smith, a 24- 6) Christopher Wallace, year-old white male, living at a 24-year-old white male 82 West Wall Street, Neptune from 305 Fourth Avenue, City. Mr. Smith was charged Bradley Beach. $150 Installed! with the offenses of Posses­ 7) Jennifer Stevenson, a sion of marijuana over 50 23-year-old white female of (For most double hung sizes) grams and Possessing with 1906 Sherwood Drive, Wall Township. Charles Carroll the Intent to Distribute 8) Kimberly Brooks, a GENERAL CONTRACTOR Marijuana, a third degree 20-year-old w h j^ female of ROBERT SHELLEY (left) is presented a plaque by offense. Mr. Smith was 400 Geruion'Court, Jackson (908) 918-9342 HERB NOACK for his five years of service on the taken to the Monmouth Township. Citizens Board of the Township’s Board of Adjustment. County Correctional Institute 9) Danielle Morlinoe, a in lieu of $20,000 bail, again 20-year-old white female of set by Judge Robert 51 Peachtree Road, Howell O’Hagan. Township. O. KUKER 3) George Green, a 24- The offense of Posses­ LARRISON year-old white male, 1401 D sion of over 50 grams of J e w e le r INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE Street, Belmar. 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Feb. 5 - Police were dispatched to a demonstra­ tion that included between 300 and 400 strikers that took place in front of Jersey Shore Medical Center fol­ lowing a rally at the Berkley Carteret Hotel in Asbury Park. Striking nurses stood JAMES BATTEN (right). Chief Executive Officer of the in the street blocking the United Methodist Homes and DAVID DUTCHES, Presi­ entrance to the hospital. dent of the Board of Directors, stand at cornerstone of Police made one arrest the U.M. Homes new facility under construction. while dispersing the crowd. Arrested was Frank Cornerstone Laid Anthony Denaria, age 49, 176 West 18th St., Bay­ onne, N.J. He was re­ Participating In a branch ribbon cutting ceremony on January 29th are Summit For New Nursing leased on a disorderly per­ Bank officials (L - R) - ELWOOD BOWMAN, Retail Group Executive Vice President; sons offense. BOB DAVIS, Regional Vice President; SANDY GRIFFITH, Branch Manager; Healthcare Facility Also on Feb. 5, while RICHARD lADANZA, Neptune Township Committee member; ELIZABETH on a routine patrol. Officer SCHNEIDER, Mayor of Neptune; JAMES McGANN, Neptune Township Committee Neptune - The United ing and its landscaping, James Hunt recognized member; BOB COX, President, CEO & Chairman Summit Bank; PATRICIA MONROE, Methodist Homes iaid the except at the south side of Kedrick Verone Stafford, Neptune Township Committee member, and JACK CUSSEN, Executive Vice cornerstone for a new 120 the entrance where the drive age 26, 2104 Rutherford President, Retail Banking. bed nursing heaithcare and limited parking will be Ave., as being wanted on a "Supermarket banking offers Summit Bank customers the added convenience of faciiity on Friday, Feb. 4th at landscaped with trees and non-support charge. seven-day-a-week banking with extended weekday and weekend hours. We have 12:30 p.m. The facility is plantings. After a footchase, a fully staffed and fully equipped branch office with teller counters, new account being constructed at the Upon entering the build­ Stafford was also charged and loan desks and an ATM," said Bob Davis, Summit Bank regional vice president. corner of Stockton Avenue ing, one will see ahead a with resisting arrest. Bail "We really are offering our customers one-stop shopping by providing a full line of and Main Street, Ocean glass enclosed atrium, a was set at $5,000 with no quality financial products and services, including Consumer loans, annuities, mutual Grove. planted courtyard with walk­ 10% option. funds and mortgages. We will also respond to loan requests seven days a week," Known currentiy as Main ways. The rooms that sur­ Feb. 6 - Police signed ■ he added. „ ______------— Street Manor, the buiiding round the atrium were de­ complaints against two ju­ Summit Bank has combined food and finance by opening a full service in-store wiii cost between 5.7 to 6 signed after visits to nursing veniles charging them with branch office In the ShopRite World Class Shopping Center, 2200 Highway 66 miliion doiiars, and wiii be facililties in New Jersey, Ohio burglary and theft of a West, Neptune. erected by the E.F. Driscoll and Michigan. home in the 100 block of All rooms will be double Construction Management Leonard Ave. No one was occupancy with a single bed firm. home at the time of the and living area on each side, Completion is expected burglary and police recov­ rather than the side-by-side in one year with total costs, ered all property that was design used in most hos­ including furnishings and stolen. pitals or health centers. health care equipmenfi ap­ Feb. 7 - PtI. Charles R. Each resident will have a proaching $8 million. Force responded to a call Itajjon Ice, closet, with the bath ser­ Cappuccino James C. Batten, execu­ of a suspicious person in vicing both occupants. The & Espresso tive director of United the area of Pilgrim Pathway rooms are designed with the Gourmet Methodist Homes, said that & Main Ave., Ocean Grove. entrance indented from the Coffee, Clara Swain Manor on Clark On the officers arrival, Cookies, hallway, allowing patients to Avenue has finished transfer­ he questioned Christopher Popcorn, be seated outside their ring health care patients to John Ramsey, 1407 Sum- and rooms without crowding the Much other facilities in the com­ merfield Ave., and found munity and is now closed. hallways. More!! him in possession of under The building will be torn There will be a partial 50 grams of marijuana. down. Alt nursing care third floor, not visible to the residents at Francis Asbury outside, which will provide Feb. 8 - Hamilton, Lib­ Manor will be transferred to space for laundry and main­ erty and Shark River Fire the new facility when it is tenance needs and an em­ Companies were dis­ patched to 10 Brookside A Nf IV OPPORTUNITY... completed. ployees’ lounge. To cosh in on the retailing phenomena of the '90s.. MOBILE MARKETING., Exterior architectural "Providing quality and Rd. for a reported fire. The design of the new Manor, in­ caring service in a Christian fire, which was believed to with a HURDY GURDY Franchise. cluding a pair of towers, is in - environment continues to be have originated from a Many areas, lerritaries, and lacations are still available. dryer, caused extensive keeping with the Victorian our mission," Mr. Batten Call ar write for a free.brachure describing haw you can damage to the home. style of Ocean Grove. The said. Main Street Manor get in on this ground floor opportunity. joins with the other facilities No injuries were re­ street frame and concrete Hurdy Gurdy of New Jersey ported. Prcmiam block structure will have vinyl of United Methodist Homes 1540 Route 138, Suite 108 Fire inspector Patsy siding. A three-foot picket in being a part of this tra­ Wol, NJ 07719 • (908) 280-9300 icrican |ccs Townsend and PtI. George fence will surround the build­ dition," he said. Solakian investigated. O c e a n Arrests Stem Governor To Open G r o v e From Drug Raid B o a t Show LOCALS THE REV. JEFFREY D. BILLS, Oceanport - Governor "shu-in" by the staia. Her Neptune - A raid was Pastor, Hope U.M. Church in session of cocaine and Christine Whitman, first innovative ideas and com­ TIMES conducted at 256 Fisher Voorhees, N.J., and Ocean marijuana, both of which woman Governor of New Ave., here, on Friday, Feb­ mon sense approach to by mail... Grove Trustee has just re­ were in his possession at Jersey, will cut the ribbon at ruary 5 at 9:30 P.M. Mem­ problems captured the turned from a 5 day Seminar the time of his arrest. the 41 st Annual Jersey Coast voters. Coming from a well- o n ly $12 - bers of the Neptune Twp. in Garden Grove, California, Monmouth County Boat Show to be held at known and highly respected per year in Detective’s Bureau, the Monmouth Park Racetrack for the Robert Schuller Judge Michetetti set bail at political family. Whitman Monmouth County Narcot­ Grandstand Building, here. co un ty Institute for Successful $85,000. brings savvy and intelligence ics Strike Force and the The Boat Show, a Church Leadership. Also arrested was Fe­ to her position. ($15 out of county) U.S. Army Criminal Investi­ "February Tradition" will be This seminar is designed licia Walker, age 24, whom The Ribbon Cutting for gation Division executed a held two weekends in Febru­ Don’t Live to help church leaders also resided at 256 Fisher the 41st Annual Jersey Coast search wa'rrant that turned ary: Saturday, Sunday and “dream, pray and strive to Ave. Her charges included Boat Show will be at 11 a.m. Home up an undetermined Monday (Washington’s Birth­ build a great church of any possession of under 50 Opening Day, Saturday, Feb. amount of drugs and cash. day) Feb. 19, 20 & 21, and W ith o ut It size ...." grams of marijuana. Bail 19th, at Monmouth Park Karl P. Floyd, age 37, again the following weekend, was set at $10,000. Racetrack Grandstand Build­ 7 7 5 -0 0 0 7 256 Fisher Ave. was Friday, Saturday and Sun­ ISABEL RUSH of Stock- Deanna M. Alston, age ing. Exit 105 on the Garden charged with possession of day, Feb. 25, 26 & 27. ton Ave., thanks all her 26, 1130 Heck Ave., was State Parkway is an easy a CDS (cocaine), posses­ Governor Whitman, the friends for the cards and also charged in this raid approach to this prominent sion with intent to distribute "underdog" in a hard fought flowers while a medical with possession of drug site. It is mid-way between a CDS (cocaine), conspir­ campaign for the post, won patient recently in Jersey paraphernalia. She was the metropolitan markets of acy to purchase over one an astrounding victory over Shore Medical Center. She released with a summons. New York and Philadelphia. ounce of a CDS and pos- her opponent considered a returned home Sunday. PAGE 4 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1994 Editorial Buckley Incident Is Far From Over

Asbury Park officials are scurrying to sweep the arrest of Mayor Dennis Buckley under the rug as quickly as possible and get back to the business of running an already troubled city. The soon-to-be former mayor has enrolled in a drug re­ habilitation program, City Council has asked for his resig­ nation, and his attorney is working on a deal with the County Prosecutor that will allow him to avoid a trial, and most importarffly - to avoid a prison sentence. Within a few weeks, Buckley most likely will be out of jail and out of office. City Council will name a replacement, and officials will proclaim that the whole unpleasant incident is over. Yet rather than rushing to close the book on this situation, perhaps we should take a moment to examine the repercus­ sions of the incident and ask some of the questions that will remain unanswered if the matter is quickly swept away. For starters, let’s not forget that Buckley ran on a ticket with three other people who won seats on the City Council. They campaigned together, and, we might assume, social­ ized together. How much did his running mates know about his prob­ lem? if they did know, who were they helping by keeping quiet? Certainly not Mr. Buckley, and certainly not the citizens of Asbury Park. Secondly, to what extent did Buckley's drug problem hamper his ability as mayor? Perhaps the most disturbing aspect of the Buckley arrest, is that he was caught buying cocaine in a bar iess than an hour before he was scheduled to give a deposition in the city’s ongoing litigation over the stalled beachfront rede­ velopment project. "I guess he wanted to have a few drinks and buy some cocaine before his deposition," County Prosecutor John Kaye saiehsarcastlCSITiy. Was this typical behavior for the dishonorable mayor during his seven-month tenure? What other duties did Mr. Buckley find it necessary to perform under the influence? Again, excuse us for finding it just a little difficult to believe that no one else knew, or that Buckley’s actions only harmed himself. He was a public official and he, and everyone around him, should be accountable to the public for his actions. It seems far too easy, and far too convenient, to merely sweep th5 situation under the rug without first investigating the extent of the damage Buckley’s drug problem may have caused the citizens of Asbury Park. Even if his colleagues can show that none of Buckley’s actions or decisions were hampered by his drug problem, it’s shortsighted to ignore the obvious damage the incident will have on the city’s already battered image. What are young children going to think when they see a mayor escape going to prison for buying cocaine, while city officials urge the Tactical Narcotics Team to haul their friends and family off to jail in the middle of the night? Let’s not forget that Buckley and his friends got elected on a platform to free the city of drugs, something that national newscasters have pointed out regularly in recent weeks while showing the world that Asbury Park officials have a "Do as I say, not as I do?" approach to government. If Asbury Park is going to pick itself up and move forward Questions MADD Leadership after this incident, the administration must face the situation Sincerest EDITOR, TIMES: this compiete turnabout. legacy finds MADD today for the embarrassment that it is and be willing to face the Only one who has per­ During Lightner’s MADD ten­ lobbying for a .05% stan­ Thanks problems created by this public disgrace head on. sonally experienced the trag­ ure, she continuaiiy casti­ dard. EDITOR, The Times: Asbury Park officials should exhibit true leadership and be ic loss of their own child can gated the industry for being, Lightner’s loss is real, We would like to ex­ willing to openly and honestly discuss every aspect of this know the heartache of so at the very least, indirectly and the hurt will never leave tend our sincerest thanks to incident, including the willingness to answer the serious grievous a fate. Such sad­ responsible' for 'her daugfr- ... but after emotion, then our friends and neighbors questions regarding their knowledge of Buckley’s problems ness is further heightened ter’s death and for that of what? $100,000-plus is a lot in Ocean Grove for casting and the impact his behavior may have had on city business. when caused by an act of thousands of others. of money: the $10,000 their votes, which made it Whether the other members of City Council knowingly did senseless negligence. This, As the industry presses bonus on top of that sum possible for uS to win first nothing about the problem, or they were merely ignorant of then, we must assume was for returning the legal age of appeared to be a bit too place in the Ocean Grove the situation, this much is clear - they have had their heads the motivation for the 1980 18 for alcohol consumption, much for MADD’s directors’ Christmas House Decorat­ in the sand long enough. founding of MADD (Mothers it was Lightner and MADD approval. ing Contest. Against Drunk Drivers) by who led the fight which re­ With Lightner beginning We would also like to Candy Lightner, after her 13- sulted in boosting the age to her role representing brew­ thank Gannon Construction year-old daughter was fatally 21. eries and restaurants of the for doing the air work on the THE OCEAN OROVE and NEPTUNE TIMES is published weekly at struck down by a hit and run Restaurants have sorely American Beverage Institu­ peaks. 41 Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean Qrove, N.J. 07756 drunk-driver. felt the negative impact on tion, it is difficult to shut out Post Office Box 5 ■Sincerely, Second Class Postage at Ocean Qrove, N.J. No more dedicated ac­ their bar business as Light­ her words when as MADD’s MARK, LORRAINE & All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced tivist opposed to drunk ner continually blasted away leader, she vehemently de­ in any form without permission from the Publisher. All unsolicited MICHAEL NIEMCZYK material becomes the property of THE OCEAN GROVE and NEPTUNE driving and no greater adver­ at Happy Hours and the clared "We have been fight­ TIMES unless accompanied by a stamped, self-addressed envelope. sary of the alcoholic bever­ eventual elimination of two ing the states’ liquor lob­ Subscription rate is $12 (Monmouth County resid-ents) and $15 (non Monmouth County residents) per year (52 issues). age industry was there than drinks for the price of one. bies!" POSTMASTER: Send address changes to THE OCEAN GROVE and NEPTUNE TIMES. P.O. Box 5. Ocean Grove, N.J. 07756. Lightner. After leading While those in New Jer­ After emotion .... then 908-775-0007 MADD for five years, she sey, and in other states who what? Indeed, what possible The Times PUBLISHER Gregory D. Hunt was removed from her post serve alcoholic beverage, motivation? MARKETING George MIchals in a dispute wherein she lobby to maintain a .10% Sincerely, welcomes all EDITOR Kenny Trainer ROBERT T. BAER OPERATIONS MANAGER Debbie Kroessig demanded a $10,000 bonus B.A.C. DWI intoxication level, Letters to ADVERTISING MANAGER Stephen MIchals in addition to her $112,600 and while many have already President and Founder GRAPHIC DESIGNER Lois Ellermann SPORTS EDITOR Richard Beltle annual income. reduced their levels to .08%, a-CAUSE (alljCitizens The Editor CONTRIBUTING WRITERS William Kresge, In now becoming a paid Against Unjust & Severe Richard Gibbons, Elizabeth Greenlee, Lynn Kroll, Marie McMonagie it was Lightner and MADD lobbyist for the liquor in­ who actively campaigned for Enforcement) dustry, one must question such redu^on, Lightner’s ji, : -iTtiC' >n THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1994 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES PAGE 5

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$302,033 over the 1963-64 IBotam year. The largest increase was for new teachers as enrollment expanded. j M e m o r p Large Indian River grapefruit were on the mar­ lane ket, two for 23 cents; fancy Albacore tuna fish, solid 15 YEARS AGO white, 3 cans for 99 cents; (From the Jan. 25,1979 Morrell sausage, 39 cents a issue of The Times) lb., or bacon, 59 cents a lb. Forrest "Gil" Gillespie, -Stopper's former Neptune H.S. athlete R a y K im ber Roberta Brien who joined N.J. Bell Tele­ 50 YEARS AGO (From the Jan. 28,1944, phone Co. in 1946, was Doors and Windows - II appointed the company’s Issue of The Times) This is the second in a Pick-Proof Locks are Community Relations mgr. Donald Stratton of series on effective locking for expensive, and considered for Monmouth County. Ocean Grove was assigned doors and windows to prevent unnecessary for the average A total of 1,435 con­ to duty with the U.S. Army’s burglary. Today's column dis­ homeowner, since few burglars tributors gave $113,799.09 to air corps. cusses door locks. are skilled at picking locks. the Ocean Grove Camp The Ocean Grove Audi­ There are at least five Dead-Bolt Locks are Meeting Assn's, annual giv­ torium was being repainted Arlene Fox points to consider when you considered the best security by ing program, "Now & For­ in time for Ocean Grove’s think about your door locks and law enforcement agencies. ever Fund," during 1978. Diamond Jubiiee ceiebration in the summer. James door security: 1) How strong They feature a square-faced The Assn, named Norman C ontinuing ‘Echcation bolt (instead o f beveled), which Boyce of Ocean Grove was the lock itself is (can it be Buckman treasurer and a is engaged by the second turn contractor. broken easily?). 2) How se­ member of its executive !Rgaps Hiezoards o f a key or a thumb knob, and Five veterans joined curely the lock parts are fas­ committee. The Rev. Dr. cannot be forced open by a Ocean Grove’s Hannah- tened to the door and frame. 3) Harold D. Flood was reelect­ with buyers and sellers. I card, spatula or flexible Crosman VFW Post. They Arlene Fox of Ocean How strong the door and frame ed president for his 3rd year. have also learned the value are. 4) Can the lock be easily shimming device. The longer were Capt. George Magee, Grove Realty attended the Two new trustees were of having a personal assis­ bypassed? 5) Does the lock the bolt (1" is recommended), Harold VanBenschoten, both National Realtors Convention added to the board. Rev. tant so that I can fulfill my create any risk to your safety? the harder the door is to pry Ocean Grove; Joseph in Miami Beach in November Walter Quigg of St. Paul’s 1994 New Year’s Resolution Keeping these points in open. Variations include the Chamberlain, Belmar; Harry and the New Jersey Realtors U.M. Church in Ocean to ’spend more time with mind, let’s discuss several lock surface-mounted vertical type, Neidhardt and Joseph Shaf- Convention in Atlantic City in Grove, and David Shotwell, a people ... not paper.” types. (We talked about 3) last and the very effective ring-and- to, Neptune. December. She is presently Neptune H.S. faculty mem­ As in 8 prior years, Ar­ time - the door and frame bar lock. Pvt. Arnold L. Bennett of working toward achieving the ber. James D. Lindemuth lene is a member of the should be very strong - and the Double-Cylinder Dead- Neptune, a victim of shell designation of Certified Real­ was appointed executive tor Specialist. Million Dollar club, having answer to 2) is to use long Bolt Locks require a key to shock during the North open from the inside as well as director. When asked about the sold over $2,000,000 worth screws or bolts fastened to Africa invasion, received an the outside, which prevents an NeptuneTwp., created in value of continuing educa­ of real estate in Ocean good, reinforced wood.) honorable discharge from intruder from unlatching the 1879, was planning a dinner tion in the real estate field. Grove this past year. Her Chain Locks are not the U.S. Army. lock by reaching in through a dance Feb. 24 as a centen­ Fox replied, The benefits are transactions range from one- effective when used alone. The U.S. Air Force They can be pulled away from broken glass or wood door nial celebration. many, both for myself and week summer rentals and awarded its Air Medal, post­ the wall by a good kick, or be panel. If you have a door with Tracey Rush of Ocean the people I serve. Discus­ year-round rentals, to the humously, to Tech. Sgt. War­ cut with a hacksaw. Used with glass, you might want to Grove was vying for the sions of new techniques for sale of single family homes, ren T. Vasel, radioman of a another lock it may have the consider this type o f lock. Queen of Hearts title in the marketing properties, as well multifamily income proper­ ’llying fortress" who had effect o f delaying entry. However, there is one hazard. county’s Heart Assn, contest. as networking with other ties, businesses, guest been reported killed in a raid Night Latches (also Emergency escape can be Cindy Natter of Ocean Twp. realtors, benefits sellers. houses, and year-round was 1978 queen. over Emden, Germany. known as "rim-spring latches") delayed (especially for the Learning about the new hotels. She received her real Tom Gannon of Ocean The Neptune H.S. Girls are engaged by simply slam­ elderly or children) if the key is mortgage programs, espec­ estate license here in Ocean Grove, a pre-law student at Athletic Assn, leaders were: ming the door shut, but can be not handy. (These may not be ially for first-time buyers, Grove in 1976, and after Franklin & Marshall College, Red Team - Gloria Cor- easily bypassed by sliding a legal for apartment use.) benefits those who until now working in Livingston and That's it for doors. Next was named to the Dean’s nelious, chief; Janet Holmes, credit card into the gap between have been unable to achieve Morristown, has been as­ time well talk about windows. List. Tom played running Lois Knox, Betty.„Shipman, the door and frame. Newer their dream of owning their sociated with Ocean Grove Until then, take a few minutes back on the college football Audrey Hansen & Marjorie versions can often be forced own home. Becoming Realty for the past six years. open with a screwdriver to look M your doors and locks. team and his brother. Matt, a Lippincott, event chairman, and Black Team - Jean Law­ aware of the latest software She is married to the Rev. Lock-in-Knob locks have For more information linebacker of the Neptune enables me to reduce the Dr. Robert E. Fox and has the disadvantage that the entire about joining the Citizens H.S. team, was named to the rence, chief; Doris Fauver, time spent on paperwork, three married sons and six assembly can be pried loose Patrol or Neigiborhood Watch Ali-Shore Squad. Their sister Margaret Dillenbeck, Betty and allows me to spend grandchildren. with a crowbar. call 988-5250 or 774-6859. Kathleen was an environ­ Alexander, Mildred Roach & Janice Carpenter. Charlotte those hours actively working mental major at Rutgers U., Warden was record keeper and brothers Paul & Mark earned associate degrees at for the annual contest. CE-ELCCT Brookdale College. Some people come into our lives and quickly FOR ExjpERIElMCE go.. 30 YEARS AGO Some stay for a while and leave footprints on and DEDICATION (From the Jan. 24, 1964 Bd. of Health our hearts and are never the same. Issue of The Times) Dr. Carl Guzzo of Ocean Re-organizes In Appreciation ROBERT Grove and William Freed of Neptune - The Town­ Neptune were named to the ship’s Board of Health re­ GERTRUDE NIEBUHR Neptune Twp. board of cently held its reorganiza­ Of Ocean Grove health, succeeding Dr. Wil­ tion meeting for 1994. The The Christian brothers and sisters of Miss Gertrude lard Dili, Ocean Grove newly appointed members Niebuhr recently celebrated her graduation to Glory. & physician who moved to are Jeff Force and Roberta It is without question, that Gertrude’s life was quite Kentucky, and Donald Sauta, Grace. Returning members JOSEPH adventurous. Dedicated to God in 1911 Rodesia, she lived who resigned. include Margarite Belgrove, her early years in a tin roofed hut as a daughter of mission­ Evan B. Strauss of Jacqueline Gilliam and aries, learning at an early age to trust in her Lord. Brielle retired after 32 years John McCullough. At the As a young woman, she taught developmentally dis­ with Jersey Central Power & meeting, members elected abled children at Jhe Vineland Training Center while tra­ Light, where he was mana­ Dr. Caitlin Wood-Yesline Neptune Board,~ veling from Ocean Grove each week. ger of employee relations. president and Arthur Martin Her life was filled with fenrent commitment to Jesus and of Fire Commissioners William H. Stahley of vice president. Barbara was evident in her activities with The Woman’s Christian Neptune was named asst, Inkeles remains as the sec- Art Registered Voters Temperance Union, The Salvation Army, The Ocean mgr. of the Underwriting & retary/liason and Patricia Grove Auditorium Choir and several area churches. Issue Dept, at Mutual Benefit Monroe is the Neptune y Q -|r E Life Insurance Co., Newark. Gertrude lived simply, without fanfare and ever vigilant Committee member on the to attend to the needs of others. Her favorite hymn “It Is The Neptune First Aid board. at yuur local Rre house Squad installed Walter Ban­ Well With My Soul” rings out in every thought of those who The Board members ged, captain; Arnold Brown, knew and loved her. She taught us that one can truly have agreed to become advo­ FEBRUARY 19 1st It.; George Keefe, 2nd It., inner peace in all circumstances. She was one of very few cates for community health and Warren Bennett, sgt. people gifted with patient endurance and mercy. education this year. From from 2 PM to 9 PM Frank Stewad was president. If you know what a gollywog is, then you have entered the large number of health The New York World’s Gertrude’s world. If you now possess a paper-clip neck­ issues facing Neptune’s Fair appointed the Central lace, you have been touched by her gift of giving. If you residents, members are fo­ Endorsed by: Jersey Bank as a ticket have had the opportunity to share her friendship, experi­ cusing on health education agency, v^jiere the $2 admis­ ence her love and hear her witness for JESUS, you have Unexcelled Fire Company for school children and sion ticket could be pur­ seen the way to salvation. Praise the Lord and rejoice that adults, rabies control, Ly­ liberty Fiie Company chased for $1.35. Gertrude is now with HIM! mes Disease education and The Neptune Twp. board First Aid disease prevention clinics. of education adopted its Gertrude Niebuhr proposed school budget of May 4, 1906-- January 24,1994 $3,320,721, a hike of THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ID, 1994 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES PAGE 7

depending on which family noon many of them at the Lindsay DiStasio, Victoria each other to determine daughters what they had prepared it, a very Municipal Building. who will represent the thought. /4vi»*trSifr*?^ Se«, Scrimer fresh, crisp salad w/cherry PATRICIA NEWELL 5th grade - Israel Rod­ school at the annual Asbury Report cards were dis­ by Marie McMonagle tomatoes, Italian bread (of REPEATS AS CHAMP rigues, Chris Reilly, Jamee Park Press spell down. tributed, so its honor roll CYO Z m DINNER course) homemade des­ Foreign, inability, sepa­ Winberry Runners up were James time for St. Rose. Those The CYO from St. Eli­ serts (the cheesecake went rate, jargon, arsonal , scal­ 6th grade - Patricia Child, Jared Murray & Israel from Avon achieving honors zabeth Church had a very first), coffee & soda. I know awag, mischievous, main­ Newell, Danny Duffy, Lau­ Rodriquez. However for are: successful spagetti dinner of at least one group of tenance, etiquette, symme­ ren Holloway the second year in a row High Honors - Sopho­ las weekend. The CYO children who were very try, nieve, chauffeur, siege, the winner is Patricia New­ mores: Janeilen Duffy, members arrived about 45 7th grade - Jared Mur­ happy to see their babysit­ squall and abundant. Did I ell. Patricia who is only in Kristen Koch & Maggie minutes before the first sit­ ray, Jolinda Lecorchick, ter arrived because she or you get all the a’s & e’s 6th grade is a very deliber­ McDevitt. Freshman: Pat­ ting to get the food pre­ Mary Kate McDevitt came armed with leftover & i’s in place of y in the 8th grade - James ate speller and should do ricia McGrorry. pared and all the tables set ziti which they quickly de­ right spots. These are very well in the March com­ Honors • Seniors: Ali­ for their guests. Child, Maura Duffy, Megan voured. some of the words the con­ Hinman petition. And, she still has cia Dunphy & Meghan Gan­ Richie Reibrich, presi­ The CYO is very grate­ testants in the Avon Ele­ non. Junior: Tymara Berry. dent of the CYO, was the I am a strong believer 2 good years left! Hats off ful to all who helped & es­ mentary School annual Sophomores: Eileen Finn & chief greeter at the door. that spelling ability is to to you too Patricia. pecially those who came spelling bee had to negoti­ Chris Hauselt. Everyone shared jobs, but some degree genetically As a side light, musical and ate. Monseignor Mulli­ ate in order to reach the fi­ determined. Year after This marking period Matt Aheam, Tymera Berry, gan Hall was filled for both entertainment for the even­ nal round on Tuesday even­ year the list of names with the school instituted a spe­ Maggie & Mo McDevitt, Pat sittings and at one point ing was provided by a 6th ing Feb. 1. In order to multiple family members cial recognition called the Mahon, and Tim Hulse there was actually a waiting grader who relieved tension reach contestant level the seems to bare me out. I for Principal’s list. This is for made sure the tables were line which “made it more by strumming his fingers on children had to sunrive one am a terrible speller. If any senior who is taking at properly set and shuffled like a restauranf to quote the base of the microphone several preliminary rounds you ever see a McMonagle least 3 Honors or Advanced chairs so friends & families one hungry patron. It was a stand. A very interesting in the classroom so all who on the list you can almost effect. Placement Courses & has could sit together. The very pleasant atmosphere competed are to be con­ be assured that a new fam­ NOTES FROM ST. ROSE no grades below 80. Fre­ food was pleasantly and for all who came. The food gratulated on the fine effort. ily has moved into town be­ quently because of the dif­ plentifully served up by was plentiful, quite good, St. Rose had its 2nd 1st grade - Craig Ca- cause its not one of minel PTA meeting of the year for ficulty of these courses the Suzy & Mary Reibrich, who and the cleanup belonged pron, Cailin McGrorry, Jen­ God given talent, ge­ the distribution of report participants will miss honor are the Secretary & Treas­ to someone else. There nifer Neary netically predisposed, it cards. This time the speak­ roll by only a point or two. urer, Pattie McGrorry, Lau­ was a good bit of salad & 2nd grade - Kevin Mc­ makes no difference the er was Michele Sexton, An 85 is required to ac­ ren Brutsman & Kathleen ziti left over. This was Grorry, Stephanie Booth, children in the bee have all Miss New Jersey, who hieve honor roll. Congratu­ McGrorry. For those wish­ brought to St. Rose Con­ Sky Anhalt worked hard and deserve spoke on anorexia & bule- lations to Megan Gannon ing to eat home, take out vent to be distributed to 3rd grade - Sarah Boi- all the applause they get. mia. She also entertained for achieving Principal’s was served by Jerry Ker- needy in the area. no, Valerie French, Colin The 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th the audience singing sev- List. You may have noticed win, Eileen Finn, Colleen The CYO is an organi­ Holloway grade winners have an ^eral arias & a lovely rendi­ though that Megan also McMonagle and Janeilen zation for fun & service. 4th grade -Ryan Child, additional round against tion of “Summertime” from achieved honor roll status. Duffy, cast & all. Jeff Lake Members take turns one “Porgy and Bess”. More UPCOMING EVENTS was ready and able to Saturday a month greeting importantly though, she al­ Feb. 10 - Environmental check coats but almost shoppers as they enter and so spent several hours with Commission Meeting 7:30 everyone kept them at their leave the Foodtown in H.T. Ayers Plumbing & Heating the St. Rose students dur­ First Aid Building places. With this winter, no Neptune City to collect food ing their lunch periods to Feb. 10 - Board of Educa­ , one is willing to give up for the Mercy Center in As- RESIDENTIAL and COMMERCIAL, OLD and NEW WORK talk about anorexia and tion Meeting 8 P.M. School . their jacket for fear of a cold bury Park. Hats off to them bulemia. Most of the stu­ Library breeze attacking. The for their good work. Call 775-1059 dents seemed to be quite ‘ Feb. 14 - Valentine’s Day whole evening was organ­ For those interested, impressed with her presen­ Borough Meeting ized by Karen Barry, Willie the boys also have a very Electric Sewer & Drains Cieaned tation on believing in your­ Feb. 14 - Happy Birthday Hopkinson and Kathleen good basketball team. self and who you are and Mayor Hauselt McGrorry who are the They belong to a Mon­ 115 Newgate Lane, Neptune not who the advertisers say Feb. 16 - School Chorus moderators for the group. mouth County CYO league. THE PLUMBING SHOP ON WHEELS you should be. Ask your entertains the Leisure Citi­ Dinner consisted of Most of their games are children especially your zens several varities of baked ziti played on Sunday after­ FO R ^ L YOUR LOCAL NEWS

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Herbert, Ariel Leather, Alissa ' J U p t t m e Kenny, Kimberly Martin, Prit- Fost To Present A nnual t y " - A T tS k fS esh Patel, Samantha Pryor, Stephen Sauer, Molly Tango, F or G od & Country Service by LYNN KROLL Anna Williams, Joseph Ryan the "Chaplain." The guest The Neptune City-Brad- Neptune - The Mon­ and Brittany Weiss. mouth County American speaker will be Theodore J. ley Beach Little League 5th Gr. - Nicole Buono- President (again!), Billy Kroll, Legion will hold its annual Narozanick, Monmouth core, Joseph CatT, Jennifer “For God and Country" Ser­ has announced that Little County Board of Add ItiB Vowels on llie lop word. Unscramble the bottom Hoidzkom, Tara Jardine, word revealing two SYNONYMS Itiat match the ctue. League registration will be vice Sunday, Feb. 27th at Freeholders. The colors will Thomas Mills, Suzanne Scia- CUT OUT ANO SAVE TO STUDY held on Saturday, March 5th. 12:30 p.m. at the Hamilton be advanced by the Color rappa, Chrissy Skudera and United Methodist Church, Guard of Neptune Post It will be held at Neptune Elizabeth Strong. City Borough Hall and Brad­ 858 Old Corlles Rd., here. #346. 6th Gr. - Dennis Cottrell, The service will honor ley Beach Borough Hall from The "Four Chaplains" will Michael Curto, Cassie the memory of the Four 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. anct be represented by Rev. N CT RN L DeRosa, Christopher Kee­ Chaplains who gave of again from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Richard Nichols, Hamilton gan, Matthew Kenny, Kath­ themselves to save others Registration forms will be tTriited Methodist Church, as erine Knoud, William Kroll, when the troop ship, S.S. distributed through the Nep­ Rev. George L. Fox; Cantor GYNHILT Rebecca Smith, Barri Spiel- Dorchester was torpedoed Shari Preston, Temple Beth tune City School and the - Togel: CsBBy Tango and“ N Y Bradley Beach School. 51 years ago with 900 Shalom, representing Jamie Unger. American servicemen Alexander D. Goode; Rev. Forms will be available at 7th Gr. - Sharon Bahr, aboard. Over 600 soldiers John Dobrosky, Church of clue: Neptune City Borough Hall, Filomena Brogna, Robert and sailors perished. St. Rose, will represent Animals such as owls and bals, Neptune City Library and Farley, Derek Krone, Anne Bradley Beach Borough Hall The program will be led Father John P. Washington, Ocelols and also cals. McGreevy, Heather Metz, by Harry Tyrell, Monmouth and Rev. David DeForest, and Rec center starting Feb. Melissa Patterson and 14th. County Commander, William Reform Church of Tinton Nicholas Summonte. Team sponsors are Rakestraw, D.E.C., Mon­ Falls, will represent Rev. 8th Gr. - Jana Bartu, mouth County and Rita needed once again. Volun­ Clark V. Poling. answer (backwards): lafmitcon. yitfigin Frank Brogna, William Eck- English, Monmouth County teers are also needed to State and local American art, Kevin Folk, Teresa Aux. President, who will umpire and for field main­ Legion officers and members Johnson, Erin McGrath, Introduce the guests. James tenance. For additional will be present as well as Matthew McGreevy, Daniel information, call the Little P. Mulvey, Monmouth local government and civic Nealon, Brittany Sabathe and League at 775-2719. County Chaplain, will read leaders. * * * * Nikolai Spielfogel. « * * « The Neptune City Al­ This year "Kindergarten liance will meet tonight, Feb. Registration" will be done on 10th, at 7:30 p.m. at Neptune Friday, May 13 and Friday, City Borough Hall. Members May 20. are urged to attend. Plans Prior to registration, a will be finalized for the Dance packet must be obtained and the March basketball from the school office. Par­ game.--New members are-- ents must go into the school always welcome. * * * * to pick up their packet and to schedule a registration Programs at the Neptune appointment. City Library this week include The entire registration Valentine stories and a packet must be completed Valentine party. Registration and returned to the school is required. Call the library by May 2nd. All children 7 t o m at 988-8866. must bS~five years old b y Don’t forget to become a Oct. 1,1994 to attend kinder­ "Friend of the Library" for garten in September, 1994. 1994. The yearly member­ For further information, con­ ship is only $5.00 per per­ tact the school office at 775- son. 5319. * * Hr * * * * * The Principal’s Honor The Knights of Colum­ Roll at Neptune City School bus is sponsoring a Pancake has been announced. The Breakfast on Sunday, Feb. following students were 27th from 9 a. m. to 12 noon awarded "High Honors": at the Council Home, 203 W. This Valentines Day, be a little more creative with a Gift Certificate Mary Margiasso, Meliss Sylvania Ave., Neptune City. from The Appearance Center that can be anything and everything. Martin, Matthew Orlando, Menu includes pancakes (all Vincent Curto, Karen Dunak, you can eat), sausage, juice Lauren McAllister, Patrick and coffee. Adults: $3.50, Let us personalize a gift for your sweetheart! Gift Certificates are Beaver, Paul Stengele, Brian children and Sr. Citizens Wyman, Karen Anderson, $2.50. All are welcome! available from $12.00 and up. Anything - from a manicure to the Phillip Allegro, Nicholas Blas- * * * * ultimate in luxury...a Day of Beauty. co, Stevan Szczytko, Kyleigh Pet'rtions are available in Temple, John Plunkett, Ryan the school office for anyone Marek and Michelle Wyman. wishing to run for a slot on These students achieved the Neptune City Board of "Honors": Education. Petitions must 3rd Gf. - Randall Barlow, be returned to the school Ean Chong, Vincent Codi- board administration by spoti, Kevin Gorman, Robert Thursday, Feb. 24th. The Hagerman, Nicole Hurley, school Doard election I s Kevin McAllister, Brianne scheduled for April 19th. McManus, James Noonan and Peter Welch. Your "news" can reach 4th Gr. - Heather Davis, me at 775-4374. Daniel Folk, Kelli Goss, Erik

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Programs Offered By County Library Century old family bed and breakfast inn with great owner’s apt. One of Ocean Grove’s finest The following free pro­ * Memoirs of Hadrian by Foundation. * Waiting To Exhale, by grams are being presented $ 3 89,000 Marguerite Yourcenar wiil be * Stormy Weather, star­ Terry McMillan, will be dis­ by the Monmouth County discussed at 1:00 p.m., Feb. ring Lena Horne and Fats cussed at 7:30 p.m., Feb. 15. Library. They are as follows: 18. Books are available at Waller, 7:30 p.m., Feb, 10. Books are available at the Monmouth County Li­ the Circulation Desk. * The Monmouth Arts Circulation Desk. A house that shouldn’t be missed. Southern brary, 125 Symmes Drive, For more information on Foundation High School * Poets at Large, an in­ exposure, fireplace, full basement with lots of Manalapan - the above free programs, Merit Awards Scholarship formal gathering of poets storage. * Bus Stop, starring call 308-3761. Program, 2:00 p.m., Feb. 13. and poetry lovers, will meet Marilyn Monroe, 2:00 p.m., $ 108,000 * Marlene VerPlanck, * Anna Karenina, the film at 2:00 p.m., Feb. 19. All Feb. 8. vocalist, and a jazz trio will version of Tolstoy’s romantic inieresred persons are in­ * In Search of Rem­ appear at 2:00 p.m., Feb. 20. novel, starring Greta Garbo, vited. brandt. a film from the Ms. VerPlanck has been 2:00 p.m., Feb. 14. N o long walk to the beach from this 8 bedroom National Gallery of Art, 2:00 highly praised for her flaw­ home %vith ocean views from 2 porches p.m., Feb. 10. less and beautiful vocalizing $ 184,000 * The Chorus of the in the New York Times, Daily Atlantic, a member of the News, New York Post, and Society for the Preservation the Star Ledger. She has and Encouragement of Bar­ appeared in Manhattan's Start The New Year Right D o n ’t miss this chance at a 2-family with sepa­ bershop Quartet Singing in most prestigious supper and rate utilities and corner location. (Owner fi­ America, 2:00 p.m., Feb. 13. jazz clubs, and Carnegie With A Home In Ocean Grove nancing available to qualified buyer) * The lyric and compel­ Hall. Ms. VerPlanck has ling 1946 film. Beauty and $ 89,000 made numerous recordings, The Beast. 2:00 p.m., Feb. also. For more information, 15. call 431-7220. YOUR DREAM HOME - Build it yourself. Two * "Women and Investing: Eastern Branch of choice vacant lots right on Ocean Avenue. Y ask why.^ Fully rent^ 10 family with details How To Get Started," a semi­ Library, Route 35, Shrews­ Start making plans. Reasonably priced at in office nar given by Michele G. Du- bury - $125,000 each or $200,000 for both lots. claux. Financial Consultant, $ 300,000 * Introduction to 7:00 p.m., Feb. 16. Astrology and Numerology," * A demonstration of a talk by Flo Higgins, SUNFLOWER - This early bloomer could be square dancing, 10:00 a.m., Astrologer, 7:30 p.m., Feb. 9. p c € n B the home you desire. Excellent location. 7 Feb. 17. The program is co­ * "Italy’s Greatest Drama­ Features a cozy fireplace and central air. sponsored by SCAN (Senior tist, Giuseppe Verdi," a talk Citizens Activity Network). Three Bedrooms. Asking $110,000. given by John Balme, Music CROC ^ * "Senior Health Care Director of the Liederkranz Issues," a talk given by Jodi Foundation, 10:00 a.m., Feb. Lewis, Aetna Government IR£ATY IMC^.^. 10. The program is spon­ STROLL TO THE BEACH - Five bedroom Programs, 10:00 a.m., Feb. 67 Main ,4 venue Ocean Grove, New Jersev 0775 sored by the Monmouth Arts home near the Auditorium. Look me over. 17. $149,000 (908) 774-7166 Hundley, Parry and Hopkins, P.C. EMBURY ARMS CONDOMINIUMS - Enjoy Attorneys at Law j m n r Condo living. You'll love the security and no 35 Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean Grove grass to cut. IBreamtng! (908) 775-3100 Starting at $59,900 ^ee l^utorian ©ttan ^Irobe, James T. Hundley Of Counsel from the inside out, Hunt A. Parry Andrew Wilson John J. Hopkins, lll*° John J. Hopkins, Sr* THE BILLS AGENCY quaint Apts, or H om es * M em ber N J & PA Bars “ CPA NY & N J (fam farriet Corporate & Business Planning * Matrimonial Serving You For The Past 65 Years Zoning & Planning * Real Estate * Bankruptcy Ocean Orcve OeaKy Realtor * MLS * Appraiser Wills, Estates & Trusts * Estate Planning 78 Main Avenue * 1-908-77A-2124 E Litigation * Ail Courts ( 9O8) 7 7 4 -7 1 6 6 «r ( 9O8) 9 8 8 -6 2 8 1 Page 10 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1994 In Harm’s Wav, a collection Lenten Sen/ices of poetry that focuses on rh-| r\ r\ C \ T T n il Professor Granted mid-life women. She will 3 > 1 0 U , U U U The Shore United UMC - Rev. Sandra Murphy, D ^ li Methodist Churches, includ­ District Superintendent; also be working on a dark- Neptune - An armed Writing Residency side poetry collection called. ing Avon, Bradley Beach, Mar. 16: St. Paul’s UMC suspect entered the Circle - Rev. John Hofacker; Ballard, Asbury Park, Nep­ Like all writers, Madeline tains of southern Vermont. But A Walking Shadow. "I’m Motel, Portland St., here, tune City, Hamilton, West Mar. 23: West Grove Hoffer has lots of ideas. But The Cranbury resident, and looking forward to going," on January 21st, brandish­ Hoffer said. "I’ll be able to Grove, Ocean Grove, Oak- UMC - Rev. Charnell Kolm. the demands of family life summer resident of Ocean ing a knife in an attempted hurst and Wayside, have All services are held on and her teaching career of­ Grove, will be spending a just concentrate on writing robbery. The suspect then announced the schedule for Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. ten take precedence over portion of March and April at while I’m there:" fled to the 100 block of Following each sen/ice will the 1994 LENTEN JOURNEY her poetry and prose. This Dorset House. Hoffer’s works have Oxonia Ave. and stole a worship sen/ices: be a time of fellowship and spring the Mercer County The Dorset House been published, or are sche­ car. duled for publication, in Feb. 16: Bradley Beach light refreshments, courtesy Community College adjunct awards six to eight residen­ On February 4, the of the host church. more than a dozen journals, UMC - Rev. Dr. Charles professor of English/speech cies at a time to promising same suspect approached The evening offerings, Root; will bring some of her back writers, based on a manu­ including Realm of the Vam­ a male victim at a Mac ma­ after expenses, will be do­ Feb. 23: Asbury Park burner rough drafts to fru­ script, proposed projects pire, Salem Journal. Thema. chine in Tinton Falls and nated to Coastal Habitat For UMC - Rev. David Cotton; ition. and a resume of publica­ Cat’s Ear, and Kelsey Re­ robbed him. He stole the Humanity. Mar. 2: Hamilton UMC - Hoffer r'cently won a tions. The retreat program view. One of'her poems is victims vehicle which was Everyone is invited to Rev. Gerald Koob; residency from the Dorset opened in 1980: the writers scheduled for publication in later spotted by Patrolman attend this year’s series of Mar. 9: Neptune City Colony House for writers, chosen have included Pulit­ the near future in Implosion James Martin in the parking special lenten sen/ices. located in the Green Moun- zer Prize and Academy Press’s anthology. Female lot of the Monmouth Motel, Award winners. Five. Route 66, here. A further investigation by Lt. Edward Green and Lt. William Baily 3 ome\A'here In Time THE led to the arrest of Gregory James Richburg, age 33, TIMES residing at 9 Marshall Rd., by mail... 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TO REPRESENT THE TOWNSHIP OF PUBLIC NOTICE CHANCERY DIVISION NEPTUNE IN LABOR RELATED MATTERS. MONMOUTH COUNTY services pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1) (a). The contracte and the resolution authorizing them are available for public WHEREAS, on March 1, 1993, the Township Committee of (Docket No. F-619-92 the Township of Neptune adopted Resolution #93-180 which Resolution Trust Corporation, as Re­ inspection in the office of the Secretary of the Housing CH-750204 ORDINANCE NO. 1648 authorized the execution of an agreement with Eric Bernstein, ceiver for Imperial Federal Savings Authority of the Borough of Neptune City. SHERIFF'S SALE Township of Neptuns Awarded to: George A. Bariscilio, Jr. - Attorney; Frank G. Esq., for representation in labor related matters; and, Association, Plaintiff vs: SUPERIOR COURT County of Monmouth WHEREAS, by resolution on September 20, 1993, the Fluhr - Auditor. Township Committee amended said agreement to provide OF NEW JERSEY AN ORDINANCE SETTING Richard Fu and Mrs. Richard Fu, his Time Period: Said contracts as of January 1, 1994 to CHANCERY DIVISION THE SALARY RANGE OF wife, et als, Defendants additional funds for services performed in this regard; and, December 31, 1994. WHEREAS, said agreement was authorized by the Lrxal MONMOUTH COUNTY CERTAIN OFFICIALS OF THE By virtue of a writ of execution in the Terms and Conditions: As more particularly set forth in TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE IN above stated action to me directed, I Public Contract Law, (N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1 et s^.), which Docket No. F-t009B-92 each agreement. requires that the resolution authorizing the award of contracts Citicorp Mortgage. Inc., a Delaware THE COUNTY OF MON­ shall expose for sale at public vendue, CHARLES C. LATSHAW, MOUTH AND REPEALING at Hall of Records. 1 East Main Street for "Professional Services" without competitive bids and the Corp., Plaintiff vs: ^eoutive Director ALL PARTS OF PREVIOUS (2nd Floor - Freeholders Meeting Neptune City Housing Authority contract itself must be made aveiilable for public inspection: Filomena Villante, Defendant ORDINANCES INCONSIS­ and, By virtue of a writ of execution in the Room), in the Borough of Freehold, (6) $11-78 TENT HEREWITH. County of Monmouth, New Jersey, on WHEREAS, it is necessary to further amend said agreement above stated action to me directed. I to provide additional funds for services performed; and, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE Monday, the 14th Day of February. shall expose for sale at public vendue, NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED MEETING WHEREAS, funds will be provided tor the first three months TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF 1994 at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailing time. at Hall of Records. 1 East Main Street THE TOWNSHIP OF NEP­ Neptune Township Board of ArchHectural Review of 1994 in the 1994 Temporary Budget and funds for the (2nd Floor • Freeholders Meeting All that tract or parcel of land and County of Monmouth balance of 1994 will be provided in the Budget for the year TUNE, IN THE COUNTY OF premisea, situate, lying and being In Room), in the Borough of Freehold. MONMOUTH: NOTICE is hereby given that the February 8,1994, meeting 1994, when finally adopted, and the Chief Financial Officer has County of Monmouth. New Jersey, on Approved on first reading the Borough of Tinton Falls in the ot the Board of Architectural Review was cancelled due to so certified in writing, Monday, the 7th Day of March. 1994 January 18, 1994. County of Monmouth, State of New inclement weather, and therefore, is hereby rescheduled to NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Township at 2 o'clock. P.M. prevailing time. Approved, passed and Jersey, more particularly described Tuesday, February 15, 1994, at 7:30 P.M. Committee ot the Township of Neptune as follows: The property to be sold is located in adopted on final reading as follows: The meeting will be held at the Neptune Municipal Com­ 1. That Mayor and Clerk be and are hereby authorized and the Township of Neptune in the County February 7, 1994. Being known and designated as Unit plex, In the Second Floor Conference Room, 25 Neptune directed to execute an amended agreement with Eric of Monmouth, State of New Jersey. ELIZABETH A. No. 27 in Building No. 18 situate in Boulevard, Neptune, New Jersey. All regular business w ill be Bernstein, Esq., for an additional amount not to exceed Commonly known as: 310 Ridge Ave., SCHNEIDER, Mayor "Winding Brook Condominium", to­ conducted. $ 20,000.00. This notice is given in accordance with the requirements of 2. This appointment is awarded without competitive bidding Neptune. NJ. Att©st" gether with the undivided .4050% as a "Professional Service" in accordance with 40A:11-5 (1) (a) Tax Lot No. 132.01 in Block No. 170. RICHARD J. CUTTRELL, interest in the general common ele­ R.S. 10-4-18. RMC, Municipal Clerk ments of said condominium Dated: February 8, 1994 of the Local Public Contracts Law because it involves a Dimenaioru of Lot (Approximately) GWENDOLYN O. LOVE. Secretary recognized profession, licensed and regulated by law. (6) $8.68 appurtenant to the aforesaid unit, in 63.12' X 25.60* x 63' x 29.55' firreguUr). (6) $9-92 3. A copy of this resolution shall be published in The Nearest Cross Street: Situate on the accordance with and subject to the Ocean Grove and Neptune Times as required by the law within easterty side of Ridge Ave., 87.07' terms, conditions, limitations, cov­ CH-750181 RESOLUTION 10 days of its passage. from the northerly side of North Ave. enants, restrictions, easenrtents, No. 2136, 2138, 2139, 2141 and 2142 SHERIFF*S SALE Dated: February 7, 1994 TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT; 10% of agreements and other provisions as Township of Neptune ^w erage Authority RICHARD J. CUTTRELL, R.M.C. SUPERIOR COURT set forth in that certain Master Deed the bid amount at the time of sale. OF NEW JERSEY County of Monmouth (6) $26.04 for "Winding Brook Condominium”, WHEREAS, there exists a need for certain professionals for Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer­ CHANCERY DIVISION recorded in the Monmouth County the Township of Neptune Sewerage Authority; and ORDINANCE NO. 1652 tified check only. MONMOUTH COUNTY CLerk's Office in Deed Book 4241 WHEREAS, there are funds available for this purpose; and Township of Neptune The approximate amount of the judg­ Docket No. F-1S511-92 Page 273, et seq. and re-recorded on WHEREAS, the Local Public Contract Law (N.J.S.A. 40A;11- County of Monmouth ment. Commission and costs to be Source One Mortgage Services Corp., March 1981 in Deed Book 4266 Page 1 et seq.), requires that the resolution authorizing the award of NOTICE is hereby given that at a regular meeting of the satisfied by sale is the sum of Plaintiff vs: 40 et seq., as same may now or here­ contract for "professional Services" without competitive bids Township Committee of the Township of Neptune on the 7th S96.145.99. Additionally, all sales are Timothy P. Carroll, et al. Defendant after be lawfully amended. must be publicly advertised; day of February, 1994 at 7 P.M., the following Ordinance was subject to Advertising fees, to be paid By virtue of s writ of execution In the introduced and passed on first reading. TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED by the Township of by the successful bidder. above stated action to me directed. I Said Township Committee will meetTuesday, the 22nd day the bid amount at the time of sale. Neptune Sewerage Authority that the Authority is hereby The Sheriff hereby reserves the right shall expose for sale at pubKc vei%due, of February. 1994, at the Neptune Municipal Complex, 25 Nep­ Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer­ authorized and directed to engage the services of the following to adjourn this sale without further at Hall of Records, 1 East Main Street tune Boulevard. Neptune, New Jersey, at 7 P.M. to further tified check only. professionals for a one (1) year term effective February 2, notice by publication. (2nd Floor - Freeholders Meeting consider this ordinance for final passage and to give all The approximate amount of the judg­ 1994; WILLIAM M. LANZARO, Shenff Room), in the Borough of Freehold, interested persons an opportunity to bo heard concerning this ment, Comrhission and costs to be BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED this appointment is being Dated; Feb. 9,16, 23. Mar. 2.1994 County of Monmouth. New Jersey, on made without competitive bidding because these appointments ordinance. Copies of the ordinance published herewith are satisfied by sale Is the sum of Shain. Schaffer & Rafanelto. Attorneys involve members of the recognized professions, licensed and available for inspection by members of the general public who Monday, the 28th Day of February, $94,100.49. Additionally, all tales are Ralph F. Casale, for the firm regulated by law, and are therefore exempt under N.J.S.A. shall request the same at the office of the Township Clerk 1994 at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailing time. subject to Advertising fees, to be paid (90B) 953-9300 The property to be sold la located in 40A:11-5; located at the above address. by the successful bidder. Reference *9908642 the Township of Neptune in the County BE IT f u r t h e r R6'S6LVED that a copy ot’this resolution A BOND ORDINANCE TO AMEND BOND ORDINANCES The Sheriff hereby reserves the right of Monmouth. State of New Jersey. shall be published in the authorities official newspapers as NUMBERED 1562, 1641 AND 1642 EACH RESPECTIVELY to adjourn this sale without further ENTITLED: "A BOND ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AC­ (6-9) $62,00 Commonly known ss: 305 Wilson required by law within ten (10) days of its passage; notice by publication. QUISITION OF ONE NEW SEWER AND CATCH BASIN Road. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Executive Director WILLIAM M. LANZARO, Sheriff CLEANING MACHINE BY AND FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF Tax Lot No. 886, 689,890 in Block No. and Secretaiy are authorized and directed to execute an 65-30 Dated: Jan. 19. 26. Feb. 2. 9.1994 NEPTUNE. IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY, 498. agreement with the following professionals: SHERIFF'S SALE Federman & Phelan, Attorneys Rick Donohoe APPROPRIATING THE SUM OF $165,000 THEREFOR AND Dimensions of Lot (Approximately) Engineer SUPERIOR COURT ^ Harold N. Kaplan, for the firm David Milkosky AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF $156,750 BONDS OR 75* X100*. Auditor OF NEW JERSEY (609) 658-5115 Consulting Engineers Dr. Ivan Metzger BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES OF THE TOWNSHIP TO Nearest Cross Street: 100* from Smock CHANCERY DIVISION David Samuel FINANCE PART OF THE COST THEREOF', "A BOND OR­ MONMOUTH COUNTY Ave. Bond Counsel Anthony J. Pennella DINANCE AUTHORIZING IMPROVEMENTS TO VARIOUS TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSfT: 10% of Docket No. F-10456-92 (3-6) $80.60 Investment Banker S ^uel Trowe SANITARY SEWER PUMPING STATIONS IN. BY AND FOR Garden State Bank. Plaintiff vs: the bid amount at the time of sale. I certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, IN THE COUNTY OF MON­ Robert M. A Myra A. Hirachel, et ala. Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer­ CH-75015B resolution duly passed eind adopted at a meeting of the MOUTH. NEW JERSEY. APPROPRIATING THE SUM OF Defendants tified check only. SHERIFF S SALE Township of Neptune Sewerage Authority held on the 2nd day $65,000 THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF By virtue of a writ of execution in the The approximste amount of the Judg­ SUPERIOR COURT of February 1994. $61,750 BONDS OR BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES OF THE TOWNSHIP TO FINANCE PART OF THE COST THEREOF', above stated action to me directed, I ment, Commission and costs to be OF NEW JERSEY WILLIAM CLEGG AND "A BOND ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING ACQUISITION OF shall expose for sale at public vendue, satisfied by sale is the sum of CHANCERY DIVISION (6) $24.18 A TRUCK AND OTHER EQUIPMENT FOR THE SEWER MAIN­ at Hall of Records, 1 East Main Street Si 43,491.46. Additionally, all sales are MONMOUTH COUNTY subject to Advertising fees, to be paid TENANCE DEPARTMENT IN, BY AND FOR THE TOWNSHIP (2nd Floor • Freeholders Meeting Docket No. F-19348-92 OF NEPTUNE, IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. NEW JER­ by the successful bidder. Source One Mortgage Services Cor­ SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS FOR 1994 Room), in the Borough of Freehold. Township of Neptune Sewerage Authority SEY, APPROPRIATING THE SUM OF $23,000 THEREFOR AND County of Morwnouth, New Jersey, on The Sheriff hereby reserves the right poration, Plaintiff vs: to adjourn this sale without further County of Monmouth AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF $21,850 BONDS OR BOND Monday, the 7th Day of March. 1994 Edgar J. Crocker, etal. Defendant notice by publication. Aaenda Meetinas Regular Meetinae ANTICIPATION NOTES OF THE TOWNSHIP TO FINANCE at 2 o’clock, P.M. prevailing time. By virtue of a writ of execution in the PART OF THE COST THEREOF." WILLIAM M. LANZARO, Sheriff Mlrch5,%§2| March 9, 1994 AN that certain tract, lot and parcel of above stated action to me directed, I BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF Dated: Feb. 2, 9, 16, 23.1994 A pril 13, 1994 April 20, 1994 lai>d lying and being In the Townahip shall expose for sale at public vendue, May 11, 1994 May 18, 1994 THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE IN THE COUNTY OF MON­ William M.E. Powers, Jr., Attorney of Ocean in the County of Monmouth. at Hall of Records, 1 East Main Street Juno 8, 1994 (5:00 P.M.) June 15,1994 (5:00 P.M.) MOUTH. NEW JERSEY (not less than two-thirds of all the (609)654-5131 State of New Jersey, being more par- (2nd Floor • Freeholders Meeting July 13, 1994 (5;00 P.M.) July20,1994 (5:00 P.M.) members thereof affirmatively concurring) that Bond Ordinan­ ttci^arly described as follows: Reference *921083 Room), in the Borough of Freehold, Aug. 10, 1994 (5:00 P.M.) Aug. 17,1994 (5:00 P.M.) ces Numbered 1562,1641 and 1642 shall each respectively be Known ss: Lot 3. Block 39E as shown (5-8) $60.76 County of Monmouth, New Jersey, on September 14, 1994 September 21, 1994 amended as follows: on s msp entitled "Subdivision Map of Monday, the 14th Day of February. O ctober 12, 1994 October 19, 1994 Section 1. The Township ot Neptune, in the County of Wayside ViHsge, Section Two, Part B, 1994 at 2 o’clock, P.M. prevailing time. November 2, 1994 November 9, 1994 Monmouth, New Jeis^, (hereinafter the 'Township') hereby situated in the Township of Ocean, All that certain lot, piece or parcel of December 14. 1994 December 21, 1994 authorizes the acquisition described in Section 3(a) of this bond ordinance (hereinafter the "Purpose") to be undertaken Monmouth County. msKte by land, with the buildings and improve­ January 11, 1995 January 18, 1995 WilHam D. Ayers. C.E., August 17,1967 Reorganization Meeting Special______Merting_ by the Township as a sewer utility improvement ORDINANCE NO. 1649 ments thereon erected, situate, lying Section 2. All other matters set forth in each of Bond and filed in the Monmouth County and being in the Township of Neptune February f, fSdS (5:M P.M.) JarT?5rT3g?7S!00 P.M.) Clerk’s Office on January 19,1968, in Township of Neptune The Regular and Agenda Meetings of the Township of Ordinances Numbered 1562, 1641 and 1642 respectively shall County of Monmouth in the County of Monmouth, State of Neptune Sewerage Authority will be held at the Authority's remain as set forth in those ordinances. Case 90, Sheet 21. New Jersey: Said premisea being also described AN ORDINANCE ES­ offices located at 634 Old Corlies Avenue, Neptune, New Section 3. This bond ordinance shall take effect twenty (20) TABLISHING REGULATIONS Being known as: Lots 21,22. 23. 24 6 Jersey at 7:00 P.M., prevailing^time (unless otherwise noted days after the first publication thereof after final adoption, as as foHows: FOR HANDICAPPED PARK­ 25 in Block 12 on map entitled Map provided by the Local Bond Law. Beginriing at a point in the easterly above) on the^rabove stated d m e si------ING SPACES IN PARKING "A" Asbury Park Terrace, Neptune EUZABETH A. SCHNEIDER, Mayor line of Horicon Drive, said point being By Order of the Township of YARDS AND PARKING Township, Monmouth County, New Neptune Sewerage Authority Township of Neptune distant 450.03' aoutherly from the pro­ PLACES WHICH ARE OPEN Jersey, owned by Louis Smadbeck, VERNON BRIKOWSKl, Executive Director Attest* duced intersection formed by the TO THE PUBLIC OR TO Weston Park Realty Company, dated (6) $16.12 RICHARD J, CUTTRELL, Municipal Clerk easterly line of Horicon Drive, ex­ WHICH THE PUBLIC IS IN­ June 2.1908 Niart Rogers. C.E., which (6) ------■ ------$39.06 tended r>orlher1y and the southerly ORDINANCE NO. 1651 VITED. map was fried In the Monmouth County line of Conaskonk Drive, extended Townahip of Neptune NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS BE IT ORDAINED BY THE Clerk's Office on August 6, 1906 as westerly and from therKe; TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF County of Monmouth County of Monmouth Map No. 35-16. 1) North 79* 24 minutes 10 seconds THE TOWNSHIP OF NEP­ NOTICE is hereby given that at a regular meeting of the (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: Being also known as: Lot 1 in Block 12 east. 155* to a point; IherK t TUNE IN THE COUNTY OF Township Committee of the Township of Neptune on the 7th CHRISTOPHER J. KUELZOW & ANN L KUELZOW on Amended Map of Map A, Asbury 2) South 69* 52 minutes 10 seconds MONMOUTH: day of February. 1994 at 7 P.M., the following Ordinance was YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND REQUIRED to serve Park Terrace, originally made by Niart east, 205.16* to s point; thence Approved on first reading introduced and passed on first reading. upon the U w Office of FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC. Rogers on June 2,1906 and amended Said Township Committee will meet Tuesday, the 22nd day 3) South 55* 52 mifHites 10 seconds January 18, 1994. plaintiff's attorneys, whose address is 7 Century Drive - Suite by the Birdsail Corporation, Township of February, 1994, at the Neptune Municipal Complex, 25 west. 154.69' to a point; thertce Approv^, passed and 201, Parsippany, NewJersey 07054, telephone number #(201) of Neptune, Monmouth County, New Neptune Boulevard, Neptune, New Jersey, at 7 P.M. to further 4) North ^4* 59 minutes 40 seconds adopt^ on final reading 538-4700, an Answer to the Complaint and Amendment to Jersey dated February 1, 1963 re­ consider this ordinance for final passage and to give all ComplainL if any, filed in a civil action, in which SOVEREIGN west. 150.10* to a point in the south­ February 7, 1994. vised April 16, 1963 and filed in the interested persons an opportunity to bo heard concerning this BANK, FSB, successor to Jersey Shore Savings and Loan easterly line of Horicon Drive; thence ELIZABETH A. Monmouth County Clerk's Office on ordinance. Copies of the ordinance published herewith are Association is Plaintiff and CHRISTOPHER J. KUELZOW et 5) In s northerly direction slor>g the SCHNEIDER. Mayor Attest: May 31. 1963 in Case No. 43, Sheet available for inspection by members of the general public who als. are Defendants, pending in the Superior Court of New southessterfy and eaateriy line of No. 35. shall request the same at the office of the Township Clerk Jersey. Chancery Division, MONMOUTH County, and bearing Horicon Drive, on a curve bearing to RICHARD J. CUTTRELL, RMC. M unicipal Clerk The aforesaid description is in accor­ located at the above address. Docket No. F 17225 93 within thirty-five (35) days after the left having a radius of 90*. s dis- (6) $8.68 dance with a survey made by The AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING PAYMENT OF A FEE FOR FEBRUARY 10, 1994 exclusive of such date. If you fail to do tsrrce of99.66* to a point in the easterly Birdsail Corporation, Professional REPRESENTATION BY THE NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP PUBLIC so. Judgment by Default may be rendered against you for the kne of Horicon Drive; therKe DEFENDER. Engineer & Lar>d Surveyor. Belmar, relief demanded in the Complaint and Amendment to Com­ 6) North 09* 52 minutes 10 seconds WHEREAS, the Township of Neptune has appointed a pub­ New Jersey. plaint You shall file your answer and proof of service in west along the easterty line of Horicon lic defender to represent Indigent defendants, before the Commonly known as: 200 Monmouth duplicate with the Clerk ot the Superior Court Hughes Justice Drive. 50.34* to the point and place of NOTICE Neptune Township Municipal Court; and, Complex - CN-971, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, in accordance Avenue. betginnirig. Township of Neptune WHEREAS, the Township of Neptune pays for the senrices with the Rules of Civil Practice and Procedure. TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of Being: 112 Horicon Drive. Ocean Planning Board rendered to an indigent defendant by the municipal public This action has been instituted for the purpose of (1) the bid amount at the time of sale. Township. New Jersey. County of Monmouth defendant from the general budget of the Township of Nep­ foreclosing a mortgage dated August 29, 1976 made by Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer- Being Lot 3, Block 39.05 on the Ocean ReorganizationR eorganiz Meeting tune; and, CHRISTOPHER J. KUELZOW and ANN L KUELZOW, as is hereby given tified check only. Township Tax Map. Notice WHEREAS, NJSA 28:12-28 provides that a municipality mortgagors to JERSEY SHORE SAVINGS AND LOAN AS­ that the Reorganization The approximate amount of the judg­ The above description is drawn in may. by ordinance, require a person to pay a municipal public SOCIATION recorded on 09/09/86, in Book 4120 of Mortgages Meeting of the Neptune Town­ ment, Commission and costs to be accordance with a survey prepared defender application fee of not more than Fifty Dollars for MONMOUTH County, Page 154 et seq. SOVEREIGN ship Planning Bo^d has been satisfied by sale is the sum of ($50.00), by Azimuth Land Surveying Co., Inc., BANK, FSB, is successor to Jersey Shore Savings and Loan scheduled for Wednesday, $15,593.26. AddKionalty, all sates are dated August 30,1969. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED, by the Mayor and Association, and (2) to recover possession of, and concerns February 23, 1994, at 7:30 subject to Advertising fees, to be paid Township Committee of the Township of Neptune as follows: Commonly known as: 12 Horicon premises commonly known as 6 Coquette Lane, Middletown, P.M. The previously sche­ by the successful bidder. Section 1. Any person who makes an application for N.J. 07760. Drive. Ocean, New Jersey. duled meeting was canceled The Sheriff hereby reserves the right representation by the Neptune Township Public Defender shall If you cannot afford an attorney, you may communicate TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of due to inclement weather. to adjourn this sale without further pay an application fee of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) to the Township with the Legal Services Office ot the County of venue by the bid amount at the time of sale. Regular business will be notice by publication. of Neptune. calling 908-431-5544 or the legal services office of the county Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer­ conducted after the conclu­ WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff S ^tion 2. The Municipal Court may waive any such re­ of your residence if you reside in New Jersey. If you are tified check only. sion of the Reorganization. quired application fee in whole or in p ^ if the Court deter­ unable to obtain an attorney, you may call or communicate The approximate amount of the judg­ The meeting will be held at Dated: Jan. 19. 26. Feb. 2. 9, 1994 Katz. Ettin, Levine & Kurzweil, Attor­ mines, in its discretion, that the application fee represents an with the Lavtyer Referral Service of the County of Venue at ment, Commission and costs to be the Neptune Municipal Com­ unreasonEible burden on the person seeking such represen­ 908-747-7400, or at the Lavyyer Referral Service ot the County satisfied by salt ta the sum of plex, in the Township Commit­ neys tation. Robert Saltzman, for the firm of your residence if you reside in New Jersey. If there is none, S393,654.63. Additionally, all sales are tee Meeting Room, 25 Nep­ Section 3. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause or contact the Lawyer Referral Service of an e^jacent county. (609) 667-6440 subject to Advertisirrg fees, to be paid tune Boulevard, Neptune, phrase of this Ordinttnee is for any reason held invalid or YOU. CHRISTOPHER J. KUELZOW and ANN L KUEL­ Reference *MLFIRE508 by the successful bidder. New Jersey. unconstitutional by any court or federal or state agency of ZOW, are made party defendants to this foreclosure action The Sheriff hereby reserves the right This notice is given in ac­ (3-6) competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a because you are the mortgagors and the record owners and to adjourn thla sale without further cordance with the re­ $93.00 separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding may be liable for any deficiency arrd for any lien, claim or rtotice by publication. quirements of R.8. 10-4-16. shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions Irereof. interest you may have in, to or against the mortgaged WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff Dated: February 2, 1994 Section 4. This ordinance shall take ^e c t upon its final premises by reason of the Mortgage made by you, CHRIS­ Gwendolyn O. Love, Dated: Feb. 9,16, 23, Mar. 2.1994 passage and publication as provided by law. TOPHER J. KUELZOW and ANN L KUELZOW, as sot forth Administrative Officer ELIZABETH A. SCHNEIDER, Mayor above. Levin. Shea, Pfeffar, McMahon A (6) $9.30 RusaeH, PJL. Attorneys Township of Neptune DONALD F. PHELAN Attest: Madeline B. RusaeH, for the firm Clerk of the Superior Court RICHARD J. CUTTRELL, Municipal Clerk (90^ 364-7333 State of New Jersey (6) $33.48 (6) $32.86 (6-9) 6114.08 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1994 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES PAGE 13 Serving Our Country Events Planned By 11 lOA Main Street Army Pvt. Duane L Air Force Airman Brent Belmar, N.J. Teahl has completed a light County Park System C. Holmes has graduated wheel vehicle mechanic 681-0035 The following events are adults, $1.00 for students from Air Force basic training course at Fort Jackson, S.C. being sponsored by the and seniors, and $.50 for at Lackland Air Force Base, During the course, stu­ Monmouth County Parks children under 12. Pre­ Tx. dents were trained to per­ System, and are as follows: registration Is required. ***** form maintenance and assist P u r r r ^ F e c t Feb. 12 - Trip to South in the repair of automotive Street Seaport and FuKon ‘ Also, the following vehicles and associated Pet Fish Market - The Park Sys­ events sponsored by the equipment. tem is sponsoring a trip to County Parks System will be Teahl is the son of Ken­ the revitalized South Street held at Longstreet Farm, neth E. Teahl of 406 14th No drugs used - just patience Seaport/Fulton Fish Market Longstreet Road, Holmdel: Ave., Belmar, and Kathy J. area of New York City. The Feb. 19 - Washington’s Teahl of 38 River Drive, Organic & medicated baths available excursion will leave from Birthday Bake-Off - The Toms River, N.J. One-on-one for senior or difficult pets Thompson Park, Newman Park System invites you to Springs Rd., Lincroft, at 9:15 Known cat groomer offers dog free hours whip up your favorite dessert The U.S. Army has an­ a.m., Saturday, Feb. 12, re­ recipe and bring it to the nounced the retirement of turning at approximately 5:30 Washington’s Birthday Bake- $3.00 OFF any Michael A. LeBrc.'i after 15 p.m. Participants will have Off to be held on Saturday, years service. Large dogs welcom e bath or grooming the opportunity to explore Feb. 19 from 12 noon to 2 LeBron, a legal assistant, the seaport neighborhood p.m. at Longstreet Farm, '' is the son of Lennett LeBron Flexible hours and $3.00 for any with its exciting collection of Longstreet Rd., Holmdel. All of C4 St. Stephens Manors, evenings included nail clipping shops, restaurants, and ages may enter. Entries w ill. Asbury Park. specialty boutiques. The fee be judged on color, consis­ His wife, Barbara, is the Brent C. Holmes for the one-day trip is $13.00 tency, and taste. The Grand and pre-registration is re­ daughter of Hattie L. Kelly of During the six weeks of Prize is a group wagon ride quired. 2153 E. Riverside Drive, training, the airman studied for the winner and 20 of his Feb. 14 - "Mom & Tot Indianapolis, ind. the Air Force mission, or­ or her friends. There is a Heating Equipment Valentine Escapades* - On $1.00 registration fee for the LeBron is a 1978 grad­ ganization and customs and Monday, Feb. 14, the Park program, and pre-registration uate of Asbury Park High received special training in Precautionary Tips System will sponsor two ses­ School. human relations. is required. Trenton - Heating equip­ sions of its "Happy Valen­ Feb. 20 - Cookstove In addition, airmen who the heat source. ment is the leading cause of tine’s Day Escapade" for Demonstration - A free Air National Guard Air­ complete basic training earn * Use a fire screen in home fires. A large number mothers and theiryoungsters Winter Cookstove Demon­ man James R. DeNigris has credits toward an associate front of a fireplace. of residential fires are related ages 2 1/2 to 3 1/2. The first stration is scheduled. Par­ completed the inventory degree through the Com­ * Burn only what should to the use of fireplaces, session will take place from ticipants are invited to visit management specialist munity College of the Air be burned in the fireplace or 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., the course at Lowry Air Force Forca wood-burning stoves or stove. the Farm’s out-kitchen on second from 10:40 to 11:40 Base, Denver, Co. Holmes is the son of space heaters. Now that * Start the fire properly, Sunday, Feb. 20 from 12 a.m. Both classes will be Students-were taught Judith D. Alexander of 5 Sur­ winter is upon us, the In­ not with charcoal starter or noon to 2:30 p.m. Farm property accounting, cus­ rey Lane, Neptune, and re­ dependent Insurance Agents gasoline. held at the DorbrooIrParkr interpreters will use the cher­ tomer support, stock control, tired Army Sgt. Maj. Malcolm of Monmouth County * When the ashes are Activity Center, Route 537, ries harvested last summer and equipment management L. Holmes of 453 Holly Hill (IIAMC) would like to remind cold, empty them into a Colts Neck. The program to prepare a cherry pie in for a base supply system. Drive, Petersburg, Va. residents about the safe use metal contain^ ■ will include games, stories, ' honor of Washington’s Birth­ They were also taught to in­ of auxiliary heating equip­ According to the United arts and crafts and/or music day. ventory supplies using elec­ ment. States Fire Administration, appropriate to the holiday. Feb. 26 - "Wood Days T o prevent deaths, in­ The cost of each "Escapade" Demonstration* - On Satur-* tronic data processing equip­ Marine Pfc. Jason M. approximately 5,000 people juries and property damage is $3.50 per person, and pre­ day, Feb. 26 from 1 to 2:30 ment. Estelle, son of Howard T. lost their lives in fire across from fires, people should the country in 1993. The registration is required. p.m., a demonstration on DeNigris is the son of Estelle of 401 W. Sylvania take certain precautions Feb. 19 - Trip to how wood was cut, stored Ursula DeNigris of 1000 Old Ave., Neptune City, recently Independent Agents would when using fireplaces or like to see this number re­ Museum of Modern Art - A and used as fuel at the turn Medford Ave., Farmingdale, reported for duty with Head­ wood-burning stoves," said trip is scheduled to the of the century. Youngsters N.Y., and Michael J. DeNigris quarters Battalion, 2nd duced. Jim Walls of IIAMC. IIA of Monmouth County Museum of Modern Art in should be accompanied by of 706 Maple Ave., Neptune, Marine Division, Marine * Have the chimney and New York City on Saturday, an adult. This program is N.J. Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, is part of the Independent flue inspected and cleaned Feb. 19. The excursion will free. N.C. Insurance Agents of New each year before using the Jersey, the largest agents leave from Thompson Park, Feb. 27 - Quilting He joined the Marine Air Force Airman 1st fireplace or stove. Newman Springs Rd., Lin­ Demonstration - On Sun- Corps in April 1993. association in the state. Its Class Laura J. GaNun has * Keep combustible members offer a full range of croft, at 9:45 erm., returning from 1 to 3 graduated from Air Force materials, including wood, at at 6 p.m. Participants will a free quilting demon­ Army Pvt. Brien S. Cros­ insurance products for per­ p.m., basic training at Lackland Air least three feet away from have the day free to explore stration will be held. Visitors by has completed basic sonal and business use. Force Base, Tx. on their own this exciting will have the opportunity to training at Fort Jackson, S.C. * ^* ^A ^A ^A ^A ^A ^A and innovative showpiece of watch Park System quilter During the training, stu­ * * modern art. The cost of the Ronnie Grothusen demon­ dents received instruction in * * * program is $13.00 which in­ strate the techniques of this drill and ceremonies, weap­ * * cludes round-trip transpor­ old-fashioned and lovely ons, map reading, tactics * Thomas’ Cracker * * tation and Park System lead­ needlecraft. and military courtesy. * * er, Pre-registration is re­ Mar. 5 - Blacksmithing Crosby is the son of * Barrel and * * quired. Demonstration - A demon­ William J. and Judy L. Cros­ * * Feb. 21 - Trip to Phila­ stration is scheduled on ’The by of 1305 Salem Ave., Wall. * Creamery * * * delphia Science Museums - Blacksmith and His Work". * Hot and Cold Deli & Catering * On Monday, Feb. 21, the The program will take place Army Reserve Pvt. Am- * * Park System will sponsor a on Saturday, Mar. 5 from 12 mid J. Brightwell has com­ * Grocerys * Fruit Baskets * * trip to Philadelphia's "Please noon to 3 p.m. Area resi­ pleted basic training at Fort * * 3 & 6 foot Subs Touch" Museum, Franklin dents of all ages are invited Jackson, S.C. * * * Institute, and Academy of to watch the blacksmith During the training, stu­ * * Natural Science. Participants make new shoes for the dents received instruction in * * * will leave from Thompson horses and mules. There is drill and ceremonies, weap­ HOMEMADE * Laura J. GaNun * * Park, Newman Springs Rd., no charge for the program. ons, map reading, tactics * Soups, Salads & More * Lincroft, at 8:45 a.m., return­ Children should be accom­ During the six weeks of and military courtesy. * * * ing at 5 p.m. The fee for the panied by an adult. training, the airman studied Brightwell is the son of FREE Delivery * * * trip is $13.00 which includes Mar. 5 - Victorian Wed­ the Air Force mission, or­ Sandra L. Evans of 2 George * * round-trip transportation and ding Exhibit - Beginning on ganization and customs and St., Neptune, and Nathaniel * * * Park System leader. Mus­ Saturday, Mar. 5, an exhibit received special training in Brightwell of 38 E. 18th St., * * * eum entrance fees are not of Victorian wedding clothes human relations. Linden, N.J. * * included in the price. Pre­ and accessories, typical of In addition, airmen who * * the 1890’s, will be presented. complete basic training earn * * registration is required. credits toward an associate CUSTOM ■X- * Mar. 13 - Travel to the The exhibit will be open, * * Old Barracks .and N.J. weekends only, from 12 degree through the Com­ * TIR E * State Museums - Qn Sun­ noon to 3 p.m. In the farm­ munity College of the Air * * Force. * * day, March 13, a trip is house. Visitors will also lASSOCIATESi * GaNun is the daughter * scheduled to the New Jersey learn how wedding rituals Complete * 774-9647 * State Museum and the Old have changed throughout of Barbara J. Welch of 15 * Auto Service, * Barracks Museum, both in the years. There is no Elm Drive, and Gary A. * 1 So. Riverside Drive * GaNun of 1508 Sixth Ave., Including Tune-Ups« * * Trenton. Participants will charge for admission; how­ * both of Neptune, N.J. Shark River Hills * leave from Thompson Park,. ever, children must be ac­ Shocks, etc. * * wX^Ia ^A sl^ xL# ^x ^x xl# rjx xl^ xl^ ^x xL. xl. ^A ^A *iA ^x Newman Springs Rd., Lin­ companied by an adult. croft, at 12:45 p.m., returning ***** All Major ^ at 6 p.m. The cost of the trip For more information on Brands is $9.50 which includes b i^ any of the above events, call Fax your news We want your LOCALS!!! Mail or bring in news about your family the Park System at (908) 1200 Main S t | members by Friday to be typeset & considered for the following tern leader. Admission to 842-4000. For individuals to The Times , Bradley Beach Thursday’s edition. Mall to The Times, PO Box 5, Ocean Grove, NJ 07756. the State Museum is by with hearing Impairment, the at 774-4480 775-0700 donation. Old Barracks TDD machine number is Museum fees are $2.00 for (908) 219-9484. PAGE 14 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1994

ELIZABETH C. PFOST JOHN P. CURRIE AMORE GARRETT Ocean Grove - Elizabeth Belmar - John P. Currie, JOHNSON C. Pfost, 95, died Wednes­ MEMORIAL CROSS 65, died Friday, Feb. 4 at Asbury Park - Amore day, Feb. 2 at Francis As­ Ocean Grove - The 18- JSMC, Neptune. He was the Garrett Johnson, infant son j^ObituariesJ bury Manor, here, after a foot Memorial Cross on the deputy tax assessor of Man­ of Gregory Garrett and long illness. front of the Ocean Grove chester Township for 21 Tonya Johnson, died Wed­ Mrs. Pfost was intensely Auditorium facing the sea, years until retiring in 1993. nesday, Feb. 2 at JSMC, involved with the Evangelical will be lighted the week of He also served as a Tax ETHEL B. DAVIDSON Neptune. JOSEPH E. COTTMAN United Brethren Church, Feb. 11-17 In memory of Assessor for the boroughs of Also surviving are three Ocean Grove • Ethel B. Asbury Park - Joseph Newark, as a member of the Michael & Mae Parcaro by Spring Lake Heights and brothers, Donshea, Tysean, Davidson, 53, died Jan. 29 at E. Cottman, 41, died Satur­ Women’s Missionary Society Mona & John Kirk. Lakehurst. and Gregory Johnson, and a Manchester Manor Rehabili­ day, Feb. 5 at JSMC, Nep­ and during the 1940’s, was He was a communicant sister, Dajanera Johnson, all tation Center, Manchester tune. He was a paver for the president of the Atlantic of St. Rose Roman Catholic at home; his paternal grand^ Township. She was an ac­ Riley Paving Co., Spring Branch of the Society which FLORENCE A EXARhlAKIS Church, here, where he was father, Clifford Garrett, Red count manager at Sound Lake. He was a veteran of served the East Coast of the GACOS a trustee. He retired from Bank, his paternal grand­ Arts, Ocean Township. the Army Air Corps. Mr. U.S. During the 1930’s and Allenhurst - Florence A. the Navy after serving from mother, Nancy Garrett, She had been an ele­ Cottman was born in Nep­ 1950's, she was instrumental Exarhakis Gacos died Satur­ 1948 to 1968 and was a Newark, and his maternal mentary school teacher for tune and was a lifelong in organizing two missionary day, Feb. 5 at Monmouth member of the Jersey Shore grandfather, William B.J. 17 years. She was treasurer resident of the Shore area. circles of young women that Medical Center, Long Chapter of the Navy League Johnson, Asbury Park. and manager of production Surviving are his wife, spanned two generations in Branch. She was the ad­ and the Fleet Reserve, Edward E. Jackson for Innovative Techniques Vanessa Butterfield Cottman; support of worldwide mis­ ministrative assistant at the Washington, D.C. Funeral Home, Neptune, was Inc., Jackson Township, for two sons, Garrett, U.S. Army sions. She also sang in the Central Jersey Bank, here, Mr. Currie was a mem­ in charge of arrangements. six years. Mrs. Davidson Fort Knox, and Brandon, at choir. for 35 years until retiring in ber and Past Grand Knight was a member of the Ocean horffS; fburTJaughters, Dar­ She was a member of 1988. of the Monsignor Thomas U. Grove Auditorium Choir and lene Jordan, Florida, and the United Methodist Women More recently, she was Reilly Knights of Columbus LEE F. DANIELS a member of the Church of Janielle, Amanda, and Al- and the Missionary Society working for the Chemical Council 5611, Spring Lake. Neptune - Lee F. St. Uriel the Archangel Epis­ tovese Cottman, all at home; of the United Methodist Bank, Princeton. She oper­ He was a Fourth Degree Daniels, 60, died Friday, Feb. copal Church, Sea Girt. his mother, Louise Cottman, Church in Irvington. Mrs. ated the restaurant at the Member of the Monsignor 4, at home. She was em­ She was a 1962 Wagner Asbury Park; two brothers, Pfost was past president of Allenhurst Beach Club for John F. Baldwin Assembly ployed by Electronic College graduate. She was Wendell, Mississippi, and the Home and School Assn, nine years until 1990. She Knights of Columbus, Brick Measurement, Tinton Falls. bom in Staten Island and Robert, Virginia, and three of the Chancellor Avenue was a member of St. George Township. He was a former She was born in Raford, lived in Staten Island, Point sisters, Mary Hare, Neptune, Elementary School in Ir­ Greek Orthodox Church, As­ scoutmaster of the Boy N.C., and lived in the Shore Pleasant and Brick Township Shirley Horah, North Caro­ vington. bury Park, and she was an Scout of America Troop 21 area since 1937. until moving here last year. lina, and Patricia York, Born in Newark, she Army World War II veteran of Spring Lake. Surviving are her hus­ Surviving is her hus­ Philadelphia. lived in Irvington for many with the Women's Army He was born in South band, James; a son, Jacobia band, Richard F. Davidson. Edward E. Jackson years before moving here 12 Corps. She was born in Braintree, Mass., and lived in Hayes, Neptune; two daugh­ The body was donated to Funeral Home, Neptune, years ago. New York and lived In Allen­ Spring Lake Heights before ters, Jennifer Coleman, As­ Rutgers Medical School, handled arrangements. She was predeceased hurst for 50 years. moving here in 1968. bury Park and Varetta D. Newark. by her husband, Harry C. Her husband, Peter C. Surviving are his wife, Hayes, Mobile, Ala.; a step­ GRACE GERTRUDE Pfost. Surviving are two Gacos, died in 1976, and her Pat Rafferty Currie; a son, son, Willie J. Daniels, Nep­ JAMES RICHARDSON TRONICKE sons, Richard H. Pfost, son, Christopher P. Gacos, John W., Toms River; four tune; a stepdaughter, Elnora Neptune - Jam es Neptune - Grace Ger­ Madison, and Donald C. died in 1983. Surviving is a daughters, Anne P. Currie," Tolbert, Lauderdale, Fla.; two Richardson, 84, died Wed­ trude Tronicke, 84, died R o ^ ^ N e w ^ o rk City; two son, Nicholas P. Gacos, East Lansing, Mich.; Mary E. brothers, Isaiah Ferguson, nesday, Feb. 2 at Red Bank Sunday, Feb. 6 at JSMC, grandchildren, Thomas Pfost Princeton; a brother, Thomas Lynch, Cornish, N.H.; Matty Washington, D.C., and Convalescent Center, Red here. She was a home­ and Miss Caryl J. Pfost, and A. Exarhakis, Ocean City, Martin, Elmwood Park, and Nathaniel Ferguson, Philadel­ Bank, after a lengthy illness. maker. She was a graduate three great-grandchildren. Md.; two sisters, Emily War­ Margo Currie, Holmdel phia; a sister, Doreatha Fer­ He was a retired con­ of Lackawana Business Col­ The Wm. A. Bradley & ren, Fori Myers, Fla., and Township; four grand­ guson, Plainfield; 10 grand­ struction worker. He was a lege, Lackawana, Pa., and Son Funeral Home, Chat­ Claire Patrinos, Allenhurst, children, and five stepgrand- children and one great­ member of Local 343 Inter­ the School of Music, Scran­ ham, handled arrangements. and a granddaughter. children. grandchild. national Labors Union of ton, Pa. Those who wish may con­ Buckley Funeral Home, Reilly Funeral Home, James H. Hunt Funeral America, Neptune, and the Mrs. Tronicke was born tribute in her memory to the Asbury Park, was in charge Belmar, was in charge of Home, Asbury Park, handled Asbury Evangelistic Church, in Scranton, Pa., and lived in Ocean Grove Camp Meeting of arrangements. arrangements. . arrangements.- Asbury Park, where he was Belleville most of her life until an ordained deacon, and a Assn., Box 126, Ocean MARTHA McLEAN moving here 30 years ago. KATHERYN H. SANDERS former member of the trustee Grove, N.J. 07756. MITCHELL Her husband, Edward Neptune - Katheryn H. board of the church. He Asbury Park - Martha W., died in 1963. Surveying Sanders, 85, died Wednes­ was a World War II Army McLean Mitchell, 79, died 'are~’a“ son, "Ronald B., with JENNIFER L GRAHAM day, Feb. 2 at JSMC, here, THE veteran. Mr. Richardson was Wednesday, Feb. 2 at JSMC, whom she lived; a daughter, Asbury Park - Jennifer after a lenghty illness. born in Georgia and lived in Neptune. She worked for TIMES Joan Huemer of Neptune; L. Graham, 37, died Thurs­ She was a retired sales­ the Shore area for many the Visiting Homemaker Ser­ four grandchildren and five day, Feb. 3 at JSMC, Nep­ woman for Macy’s, New b y mail... years. great-grandchildren. tune. She was a member of vice of Monmouth County,, Brunswick. Ms. Sanders” His wife, Annie, died in o n ly $12 - Ely Funeral Home, Nep­ Union Baptist Church, Nep­ retiring in 1979. She was a was bom in New York and 1989. Surviving are a son, tune, handled arrangements. tune. Miss Graham was member of the Second Bap­ lived in New Brunswick be­ per year in Edwin Richardson, Washing­ born in Neptune and was a tist Church, here. fore moving to Neptune in ton, D.C.; two daughters, co u n ty MARGARET HOTELLING lifelong resident of the Shore She was a former presi­ 1985. Luann Richardson, Neptune, Neptune City - Margaret area. dent of the Pastors Aid Club, There are no known sur­ ($15 out of county) and Audrey Whitehurst, Hotelling, 65, died Saturday, Surviving are a son, former president of the vivors. Edward E. Jackson Eatontown; a sister, Lennie Bangs Avenue PTA, and a Feb. 5 at JSMC, Neptune. Alfonso Edwards Jr., her Funeral Home, Neptune, Richardson, Asbury Park; 10 former Girl Scout leader of Mrs. Hotelling, known as parents, George and Gen- handled arrangements. grandchildren, and two "Peggy," was a bookkeeper evia Graham, all of Asbury Troop 37 of Second Baptist great-grandchildren. for the Nabisco Co., Nep­ Park; three sisters, Annette Church. Mrs. Mitchell was Edward E. Jackson tune, for 14 years before Johnson, Asbury Park, born in Lillington, N.C., and Funeral Home, Neptune, was lived in Asbury Park since Foot Care For All Ages retiring in 1983. Mrs. Hotel­ Celestine Coles, Tinton Falls, in charge of arrangements. 1934. ling was born in Kearny, and Deborah L. Graham, Vir­ HAL ORNSTEIN, D.P.M. Surviving are her hus­ JOHN EARLE where she lived until moving ginia, and her paternal band Ira A.; two sons, Alfred Podiatric Medicine & Foot Surgery Neptune • John Earle, here in 1949. grandmother, Louise Mon­ and Ira, both of Asbury Park; 75, died Sunday, Jan. 30 at Surviving are two sons, roe, Asbury Park. two sisters, Mamie H. Faison home after a lengthy illness. D. Michael Hotelling, Fort Edward E. Jackson and Margaret L. Jones, both He was a construction labor­ Worth, Texas, and Thomas Funeral Home, Neptune, was •Nail Problems/Whirl pools •Heel Pain & Sport Injuries er. Mr. Earip was born in in charge of arrangements. of Clinton, N.C.; a brother, R. Hotelling, Jackson Town­ •Bunions & Hammertoes •Warts & Neuromas North Carolina and lived in Neil McLean, Tampa, Fla., ship; a daughter, Gail A. •Corns & Callouses •Orthotic Devices. and two grandsons. the Shore area for many Minarchik, Alexandria, Va., •Foot Related Conditions •Diabetic Foot Care The James H. Hunt years. and five grandchildren. Surviving is a daughter, Francioni, Taylor and Funeral Home, Asbury Park, handled arrangements. Paulette Earle, Philadelphia. Lopez Funeral Home, Nep­ Day • Evening • Saturday • Early Morning Appts. Edward E. Jackson tune, handled arrangements. Emergencies • House Calls Available Funeral Home, Neptune, J^rancioni, Thylor Medicare Assignment Accepted • Participating handled arrangements. & Lopez, Inc, in Blue Cross/Shield • Most Insurances Accepted >i?sssssssssssssssssss 118 Main Avenue !Funera[ 9lomes Ocean Grove Atlantic Foot Care Center T .[y O^uneraC 9-Come 775-0435 Highway 33 — Neptune D. Joseph Lopez 45 Main Ave. (Next to Nagle's Pharmacy) 775-0567 Manager Ocean Grove Director .... fir rtv* Forethought funeral planning* affords you: 775-7040 Thomas W. Taylor tktt'g aketfenwt • ffo lax UabUitUttay^marycurfamily; k t • FUxibU pajm tnl apdaits; 704 7 1 J i Ave., Asbury Park • *F*aeta/mmJ; '775-0021 T k t a b ility lamakxyoarawadxel^atiaaJmact, Asbury Park We want your LO C A LS!!! M ail or bring in -news about *. 1200 10th Ave., Neptune your family members by Friday to be typeset & considered for 775-0028 775-0434 the following Thursday’s edition. Mail to The Times, PO Box William P, Walton. Ill 5, Ocean Grove, NJ 07756. • FaaMtypdiciei.rracii FonOtavtbtUrcInraNncrCannMny est. 1881 ^wner ond Monoger J THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1994 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES PAGE 15

The Best Cooks In Town Heart Disease Lecture LARRISON THE COAL & FUEL OIL And Screening Kevin Neal, originally from Ramsey, has owned Neptune - Jersey Shore MacLachian, R.N., COHN, — TiM ES- Ocean Grove Stationery since 1979. Since then, he met Highway 35 & 3rd Ave Medical Center’s Cardiac and Sue Cole, M.S., R.D., by mail. . . and married Theresa LaPoint, a licensed hairdresser. NEPTUNE CITY Rehabilitation Department will speak from 10:30 a.m. to o n ly $12 - Kevin and Terry announced the arrival o f their beautiful and Jersey Shore Wellness 12:30 p.m., addressing the baby girl, Krista Nicole, in June o f 1993. Center will present a pro­ theory of how you can con­ per year in The Neals enjoy doing many activities together. This gram, "Confronting Heart front heart disease through co u n ty includes such things as cooking, biking, boating, and Disease," Saturday, Feb. 12, diet, exercise and controlling spending time with their daughter both at home and at in Lance Auditorium, Jersey stress. Following these iec- ($15 out of county) the store. Most o f all, they like being together and having Shore Medical Center. Fee tures, a heart healthy lunch­ Don’t Live fun. for the program is $5.00. eon will be served. Confronting Heart Dis­ Home This Valentine's Day, Kevin would like to share a Registration is iimited to ease will begin with Lipid recipe that is special to both he and his wife. It is one that 774-5352 100 participants. Call 776- W ith o ut It profile screenings from 8:00 4445 to register or for more he created and his wife enjoys. Even though their lives a.m. to 10:00 a.m. (fasting information. 7 7 5 -0 0 0 7 have been busy since the birth o f they daughter, Kevin Residence: 77 Broadway 10-12 hours is required for The program is spon­ says that "romance doesn't have to end when a family Ocean Grove 774>2590 best results). John Checton, sored by Merck Pharma­ begins." M.D., Cardiologist, Donna ceuticals. Stuffed Cornish Game Hens: Ingredients: 2 Cornish Game Hens $14,000 of Cocaine Off Bradley Streets Vi cup o f orange marmalade Ruiz. Bradley Beach • Six Intent to Distribute. Mr. Ber­ may be imposed. Vs teaspoon Rosemary Those arrested were: arrests capped a one-month nardinello was remanded to 2) Anthony Minen/Ini, a 1 box o f Microwave Stove Top Stuffing(may use your own undercover narcotic inves­ 1) Jason Bernardinello, a the Monmouth County Cor­ 37-year-old white male, living 21-year-old white male, living stuffing, but Stove top saves time) tigation of a cocaine distribu­ rectional Institution in default at 319 Newark Avenue, Apt. at 608 Fifth Avenue, Bradley orange juice tion operation active here. of bail in the amount of 14, Bradley Beach. Mr. Beach, and, alternatively, 25 salt and pepper to taste Over five ounces of cocaine $120,000, no 10% option, set Minervini was charged with Main Street, Apt. 5B. Bradley were recovered, along with by the Honorable Robert five counts of Fbssession of Beach. Mr. Bernardinello Clean hens and place into a baking dish. Sprinkle $9,000 in cash and records O’Hagan, J.S.C. The offense Cocaine, five counts of Pos­ was charged with four with salt, pepper, and Rosemary. Prepare stuffing of narcotic transactions. The of Possession with Intent to session with Intent to Dis­ counts of Possession of Monmouth County Prosecu­ Distribute over five ounces of tribute Cocaine, and five according to package directions; replace the water with Controlled Dangerous Sub­ tor's Office Narcotic Strike Cocaine is a first degree counts of Distribution of the exact amount o f orange juice. Stuff both hens. Brush stance, to wit. Cocaine, four Force and Tactical Narcotic offense, which is the cate­ Cocaine and, additionally, with orange marmalade just before placing hens in a counts of Possession with Team Units, along with the gory of the most serious with the offense of Posses­ preheated 350 degree oven. Bake for one hour and Intent to Distribute Cocaine, Bradley Beach Police De­ indictable offenses in New sion of over five ounces of fifteen minutes. partment, worked together in and four counts of Distribu­ Jersey. If convicted, the Cocaine and Possession According to Kevin, he will serve this dish to Terry a coordinated investigation. tion of Cocaine. He was defendant would face a 20- with Intent to Distribute over with a "Caesar salad, string beans almondine, oven The cocaine, cash and additionally charged with one year period incarceration in five ounces of Cocaine. Mr. roasted potatoes, a bottle o f Champagne, a dozen red records were located at 25 count of Possession of over New Jersey State Prison, Minervini was remanded to roses and lots o f romance!" Main Street, Apartment 5B, five ounces of Cocaine and with a 10-year period of the Monmouth County Cor­ Bradley Beach, which is the Possession of over five oun­ parole ineligibility. Also, a rectional Institution in lieu of Bon Appetite and Happy Valentine's Day! ces of Cocaine with the apartment rented by a Maria potential fine of $300,000 $75,000 bail, no 10% option. 3) Maria Ruiz, 25 Main WEST GROVE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Street, Apt. 5B, a hispanic ^Engagement female, age 19, charged with Corlies Ave. at Walnut S t, Neptune 7/fe ^ S S 3S over five ounces of Cocaine and Possession with Intent /4 *P

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':••■>v While» nile clamclainiing the highest sanctity for - oncoming hosts of our P' isJ^i^:.JivesthiVS them.elves —• hud . the tnoanestjt^..- groat cities, to whom Xew Je r s e y c Z l ft'bleviw . opiniononi.don olof the ]iiet\piety u.of nii all ftlKK. must always be a sanitarium. S••.■■.m® ^ k ^,_e_,.,„.„a e li g io n was of ti,etli^e same tyfie^ p e ^ as ft-that of the old Scotchch women who said, to 1 :ft w\en asked the religious condition of the or; ft;church she attended; “Tha'>a {>oon o The following persons are pronertv iSthein any grace save my husban Jamie tftan’ mvsel’ : an’ 1 suintmies ha’ niv du’ts V reNdved W,"...;.;;;vip^ . T im e s Saboi^'^auiie“ ’ TlicylicUl all the m l^ ' Pl»>.«nd “"S "■«; and ^r bargain^- •ft members of the society as backslidens, Robert Rutter. , markets J ,Z .‘ " " “ nualh- wat is and at every opportunity " Hambul'g ®«a'red many “ >eS Sthem dbout their devotu.n to fa.lii’ 1 am Palmateer Bros. BRADLEY BEACH. £if fC & f' fe-,^Sh?Vf ft'the world. Sometimes they would ti. X'and get them to come together that the Th'- H. S. Kinnionth. ft! might pray for them. Thev were pel M’illiam B. Bmdner. , w Ground has been broken for a new •ft ^"pnmm^'^mlkin" about "olrt ia.^momj j j A «! R ' 1 I "tan ln.«,S“;,fc ll'" OcJSiS Specially talking about old fas'umic dw eCz on Ocean Park avenue. fO'i t Methodism,” i C o L m . ” and the sad A fe A . S. Bnnley, Brinley, (thron(through T. Frank k «®^av ST^r.yjucZ I ;■:■ift therefrom, - . in “following‘‘following ppleby, agentl. an,l ----- tft a place r A.sbun'Park.-,f,,„ *' ■ft and this too in a place remote from tow Maps of the«e Sand cities, wherere the fpeople ’ ^e , /" «>n no doubt ift....lost most primitive style, 1many of them Refurnished by Charles Roger, fh^ ;i;i■;■; log*,log; houses and fasiiioivfasliioiis almost unknot | estate agent. ^ “ •■•; ]J0Wnow THE Sfixsox F.UtEP.K.Mir.“ . I ft; As an illustration of their deteniiinato rm lilfl'l S to stamp out the “rage for fashion ai ft-; as possible 1 may mention their stn t h f j^ r e incorporated and |i iftproceclings with their son. As a > iftinan he became dissatistied witl ft'coarse, unlilcaclied muslin shirts, rnt^xSf Bennett? “ gS'S" “fjf* z,'Io'i!”S; 1 iftwide flowing collars, all innocei COCJ.CIL.MEN._Alfred R v n ft; starch and desired his parents to pr iSuS“n 3»"l«t,' Peter Poland, William Giffom and^Jer :ft something more heco.niiig. i.ie ome R. JIuddeii. ' ft-; Joseph Steward has received the con ^ ft: only refused to do .v. tract to buua a iu\u«i:3L»...- Several if cigars have ■ ;:;:=v,Qrr,ift sharp lertiirelecture on his sinful pride. S Place near Madison a\^ni 'oeeii picked up along the Ix-ach in the^ S wornfnlly rebulfed l»> n ” " ‘c-hinson. ft-;ture will cost aliout $'2o00. vicinity of Atlantic Highlands;mu= and------Sandy. .;.;| ft; ents lie^’prociiieil the desm-l aniclf the best brandsg -ft self, but Ids inotlier would not t S The Pioneer Fire Companj’ h“ J®“ .g„ue Hook. The cigars are ol the best brands;.|. ^ifrom tlie building o n ^ . v-r \ __ — S!* M*ftitliem ill the house, am. ..- and the boxes were all labeled Habaiias^ :yto Pet ------'ft hire a iieigliboriiig woman The pei'fectos are a part of the damaged g ft: and iron them. Thoucli inond 1 had stock of the steamship .Seneca. It w 1 1 be g ift-there severalei-al niontlisnioniiis 1 % Mr ftimuch of them I'xcept at public se remembered that this ship was run aslio^ SSoutl ft: the charge had a nnnibei' ot being on fire,and her cargo was damaged, ;a ift ments. llcing iiiviteil to Yls= "O U XD K EFPEP.-C harles Murphy. to s^h an extent tliat the consipiees ^ ft; I engaged to take tea on a ______would not except it, consequently It was •..• •ft afternoon. Iiimi 1 had »oinot been “cvo. .in t biT'a iwd.;;;:^i would not excepe - ^ ft :ftift five inimites w.Suntcs before before they they la-g la'gaii berating thrown overboard.overboara. *T "”.Ju' ?;ft fti;:•.: tliethe preachers amiand membersmeinbers favors in the spring election will do e ,,.i^.kedness in j , lay in a stock of this salt-water satu- „f the, work!, and u or M fS,^^aSr{i4-r^i sd. . • • • • •; • .aul- ft:■;ftgoon soon left the.the matter altogether :---wife S-^he was m dead earnest. 1 he ift talk’ was inten-upted from time ft.: bv her preparations for 1 l‘-R-ned t*ca!;hanSi;;l^eft2ili‘^ '^ ‘he| DAiv/e, a boy seven y^r^ of„ <^’>ark, >::; neighborhood and wn»®’ the •:•: 6 CASHES ^ C ( Keatriee, and asked if " h li -.ft Clark s«m her. ;ft upon being prJiUd f hut ^ft' ahere she «>" d show:?!: to a vac;mt bouso on Fr"ikiin ^ " ^xjuning to cellar saH -C 'j;'!;; I tlic little one f m nri'on H eV ’ i'^^r per, , ^!upor. She wws e a r Z l ^ 5' White •... .'.'21* ,' since lias been in a i.Vm r”^ ' ' ‘’'■er :v: vous e.voitement. ' ^ strong nor- :;:: Cholcust i ...... ! /:,r“’i'>“rrle; bars

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PUBLIC NOTICES "Return Engagement" Dune Crass NOTICE Townahip of Neptuna Naptuna Fira Diatrlct No. 1 flanted County of Monmouth Ocean Grove - An in­ 1994 FIra DIatrIrt Budort Calandar Yaar Pariod January 1, 1994 to Decambar 31, 1994 dustrious group of volun­ CERTIFICATION OF APPROVED BUDGET // It is hereby certified that the approved Budget made a part teers gathered last Saturday hereof complies with the requirements of law and the rules and to plant 10,000 Jersey Cape regulations of the Local Finance Board, and approval is given pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A;5A-11. /J dune grass plants in a con­ State of New Jersey tinuing effort to protect and Department of Community Affairs beautify the Ocean Grove Director of the Division of Local Government Services / 3 T By: Harry L Mausmann - Date; Dec. 14, 1993 beachfront between Ocean CERTIFICATION OF ADOPTED BUDGET It is hereby certified that the adopted Budget made a part Pathway and the North End. hereof has been compared with the approved Budget prev­ During the Fall, beach­ iously certified by the Division, and any changes required as t r a condition to such approval have been made. This adopted front staffers under the direc­ Budget is certified with respect to such changes and totals tion of John Shotwell, had only. State of New J e rs e y ______prepared the area by es­ Department of Community Affairs tablishing boundaries, erect­ Director of the Division of Local Government Services By: Harry L Mausmann - Date: Jan. 6, 1994 ing protective fences, re­ ROBERT E. HOUSE, Clerk moving debris and staking Board of Fire Commissioners Neptune Fire District No. 1 out planting lines. (6) $18.60 Ben Douglas provided doughnuts and gallons of NOTICE OF HEARING Monmouth County Superior Court hot coffee to keep the volun­ County of Monmouth teers fortified against the Docket # L-213-94 CIVIL ACTION cold ocean wind. TAKE NOTICE that on Friday, March 11, 1994, at 8:45 The combination of o’clock in the forenoon or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard, Carol Clayton and Roy Clayton, mother and 37 3 r fence and dune grass will father of Jennifer Jeane Clayton, shall apply to the Monmouth trap wind driven sand and County Superior Court at the Monmouth County Court House in Freehold, New Jersey, for a Judgement authorizing Jennifer cause a dune to gradually Jeane Clayton to assume the name of Jennifer Lee Clayton. build which will provide Peter Farnsworth, Atty. Madnick, Milstein, Mason, Weber, storm protection for the Farnsworth & Collazo, Esqs. boardwalk. An additional 3455 Rt. 66 at Green Grove Rd, P.O. Box 696 community benefit will be Neptune, New Jersey 07753 Attorneys for Plaintiffs that sand will no longer ac­ (6) $12.40 cumulate on Ocean Avenue by Frances Grimes 32. Subdue 7. Vilifies and the sidewalks and lawns 33. Pose 8. Portent near the beach. The dune NOTICE Across Local Resident 34. Land measure 9. Title The Housing Authority 1. Begin again grass plants will grow up 35. Fauna companion 10. Hog house Township of Neptune On Deanes List 7. Flag lady through the sand and grow County of Monmouth 37. Shower 12. Film units Notice is hereby given that Houghton College's 11. Pep to be a complete ground - 39. Skier's aid 16. Make do again the r^ular meetings of the 12. Send payment Housing Authority of the Academic Vice President, Dr. 40. Fall flower 19. Space of time (tv) cover. 13. Calm Township of Neptune for the James Mannoia, has an­ 41. Plunder 20. Office of umpire The newly planted dune year 1994 will be held at the 14. All nounced the Dean’s List for 42. Arch 21. Looked fixedly again grass is very fragile and Authority's Office at 1810 15. Pay up Albena Avenue, Neptune, the faii semester of the 1993- 43. Withdrawn 23. Homework area must be protected from foot New Jersey, at 7:00 P.M. on 16. Curb, check 28. More unusual the following dates: 1994 academic year. The list 17. "____ Got a Secret” traffic. All are asked to January 18, 1994 is comprised of 258 stu­ 18. Brief time, as weather 30. Weather map line cooperate in protecting this February 15, 1994 34. ■______boy” March 15, 1994 dents, 35 of whom earned a 20. ______of Chaldees important restoration of the Down A p ril 19, 1994 4.000 grade point average. 22, Job 35. An exploit oceanfront. May 17, 1994 Rests, let-ups Ail students on the list have 24. Trick 36. Son of Jacob Funding for this project June 21. 1994 Weaken July 19, 1994 . 25. "Come un to____’ .... 37. _____ relief, art earned at least a 3.5 grade One after another has been requested from the August 16. 1994 26. Popular movie 38. Viper September 29, 1 ^ point average and are carry­ Very (fr.) Federal Emergency Manage­ 27. Spring flower 39. Prefix with foil October 18, 1994 ing fuii-time course ioads of “____of God' (movie) ment Agency’s (FEMA) Hur­ November 15, 1994 29. Drinks slowly December 20, 1994 at ieast 12 credit hours. Bread ricane Mitigation Grant Pro­ 31. Direction This notice is given in From our iocal area is gram through the Neptune accordance with the re­ quirements of the laws of the Joyce Lambert Dlugose, T o w n s h ip Emergency State o f New Jersey. R.S. daughter of Florence and Management Office and 10:4-18. THE ROBERT E. WEST. PHM John Lambert of Neptune. director Michael Bascom. Secretary Founded In 1883, (6) $10.23 TIMES Answers to last week’s puzzle Support has also been com­ Houghton College in Hough­ by mail. . . mitted by the Ocean Grove ton, N.Y., is a four-year, Auditorium Ushers’ Auxiliary. Christian coliege of liberal o n ly $12 - Volunteers included For AH Your arts and sciences, offering 5 E ■ /L u £ £ r /V A Herb Noack, Claude Allen, Floorcovering per year in five degrees in 40 majors, C a R / a n s S R 0 s Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Herbst, Needs and an adult degree comple­ co u n ty (4 Nick Maat, Bob Youngquist, ** S E E** tion program (PACE). ($15 out of county) A T 1 r UD a l r U M r Robert Puglise, Dan Kane, Don’t Live Ben Douglas, Billy Asay, DAVISON N F / N 5 L a s 7 ■ Sunny Chandrahas, Shelly L. RUGS Fax Your Ads Home T P. a ]> 5 £ N T R y Ehrlich, Linda Maxwell, Dan 39 Pilgrim Pathway, W ith o ut It Maughmer, Bob & Afton Orr, Ocean G r o v e , N.J, ' To The Times 5 O E 1 o Mark Mitchell, John Stocum TEL 775-7371 7 7 5 -0 0 0 7 Jr,, John Shotwell, Pete 774-4480 r / J) T 5 Nordhausen and Dave Shot- well. A N £ /] V s E BT -S Woman^s Club When you Truly Care... T R E K a M eets A a P. £ 8 A Y The GFWC Jersey Shore X c u j E h £ Woman’s Club met Feb. 3rd Neptune ConvaCenter at the Oakhurst United Established 1965 J A /I 5 P 1 5 Methodist Church. President Lillian Gelsleichter presided. Where caring comes first Forty members and one guest, Phyllis Schultz of An all-private skilled , Ocean Grove, attended. nursing facility Ralph Bennett from Ben­ nett Accordian Studio, Nep­ Convalescent/ tune City, entertained on the Rehabilitation accordian. A trip to Wheat­ Medicare approved on Village, Millville, is olanned for April 20th. From minimum stays to long-term skilled care S'!* *3^ Semi Private - $123.00 per day Happy New Year Sami Do hope you find what • 101 Walnut Street • Neptune, New Jersey 07753 you’re forever sniffin’ and • 908/774-3550 • pawin' about for. Wiff Wuv, DAISEY “Is this what you studied P.S. I know where it is. at Yale, Mom?” I like flowers. Lots! PAGE 18 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1994

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Shafto’s EUECTRICAl SERVICE ft BILL WOSNITZER 8 Mark Gannon^ Garage WOOCC.OCOOCOCOOCO W PAINTING CONTRACTORS 8 Inlerior/Exterior o (.^ROBERTGASSNER r PLUMBING j Reports S fle p e rs Corp. / ENTERPRISES, INC. & FREE ESTIMATES • 24 Hour Service Builders & Home Remodelers HEATING Office & Warehouse at: ************* T4d8 1/2 Corlies Ave., Repairing-Service ELECTRIC CO., INC. 8 A FAMILY BUILDING BUSINESS In the Ocean Sheet Metal Specialists Neptune Towing-Storage 701 775 0121 ^ Grove Area since 1947 Forced-Air Furnaces LOCK YOUR KEYS • CusiOrrmed. Cosi-EHective. CARPET • Carpftitry * Vinyl Siding * A/C -I- Duct Work MASONRY IN YOUR CAR? Prevenutive Memtenance • New windows & doors • ************* Call 8^^Etectric, motor sales and service MAGIC * Porches & more * ^rewinding, repairing, - 774-5098 - 7 7 4 -1 4 3 9 ^nondestructive testing, Free Estimates - Lie. #09965 WB GRAYJP Carpet Oeaning Ocean Grove, N.J. _ MASON Cor. Corlies Ave. & Kvibration analysis, / _c7 ^'nfra-red thermography For clean, fast quality ^------CONCRETE BPCK'STONE Main St., Neptune Estimates by Phone Uc. #7365 ------— ^ SIDEWALK PAIIOS 1300 Highway 3S work at a reasonable cost INTEROP PLASTER REPAUS RE POINT NG Nepione, N.J. 07753 77 4-2 088 L RESTORATIONS I (NortH End Belmar Bridge) 223-6689 STEPS ALL WORK DOf€ WITH FULL 1 RE-INSPECTION CENTER THE HIGF€ST REGARD FOR YOUR PROPERTY HOAD SERVICE GENERAL CONTRACTOF? The DAY t S A lo cal FAMILY / BUSINESS SINCE I9I8 Ray Poland SEWER & DRAIN CLEANING John McLoughlin Wm. R. Hogg 908 774 8992 And Sons, Inc. YOUNG 1-800-662-1156 290-4549 775-9005 Co., Inc. ELECTRIC si12 BRIKLCY AVENUE. f CARPENTRY AUTO SERVICE CENTER Formerly of Also Repair Work Plumbing - Heating "Liletime" Guarantee KnuckI** Electric 1C Years ;aRAOLEY BEACH. N. J. p 7 7 2 0 Air Conditioning f MASONRY j on Mufflers Penttll A Ucenae/VW1 Contractors 1 Kit./Bath Roofing | Complete Bfske Work. Front; coooocoecocccoscd Alignment. Electrical Work. Tires) 988-6268 j & Siding I "Serving the Shore Area and Batteries. Tune-Up using BearJ j Engine Analysers lor New and) soocoocosco^ Chris LaMoria Since 1900" j Ceramic Tile Old Autos, Towing and Roadi A d a m s ******** ) HOURLY RATES | Service I j Free Estimates 1 SOUTH MAIN ST., OCEAN GROVE r E le c tric 775-3193 Wiring • Fixtures ■ Appliances ' PAINTING - \ Interior * * * Exterior FOURTH AVE. i MEMORIAL DR 776-6509 ^ Call 776-5590 N.J. Uc. 274 ASBURY PARK. N.J. D. Darvin Adams, Jr. i 9 ' Residential - Conunercial 1 Vanada Drive, Neptune, N.J. X ' Power Washing Lie. #2543 PAINTING Amateur Radio ' Sheetrocldng Bceo©bec«oocoeoc Same day shipment Sales & Service * Job prepared for your &THE AREA SINCE 1960 280-0698 Plumbing & Healing specifications W all T w p . 1-800-331-5308 W( -SH I I I I ! Ml SI 1 OR I f;ss JobbingSpecialists * Power Washing AND RFPAIR ALL THE RESl New Construction * Free Estimates Kitchens - Additions Call 223-8132 * Small Carpentry/Repairs CARPETS AND UNOLEUM Bathrooms * Reliable * References Boiler Replacement and/or * Rooms starting at Remodeling - Repairs Conversion Restorations $100.00 and up Davison Rugs Vintage Restoration INSURED Free Estimates-Fully Insured Np Jo b Too Small 775-7371 Painting - Interior & Exterior Salas • Varied Satection Power Washing "We would Bie to work lor you” • (908) 775-5273 Service - Installation Paper Hanging from VInyle to Silks 774-1805 M Ichad OuiglaY & Frank Edrart 409 Monmouth Ave. 38 Plgrfni Pathway, (908) 774-0107 Bradley Beach Ocean Qrora, N.J. 077M Ask for Joe

New Life For Cooper Construction X Charles Carroll A Specialists In new & ol4«rJ) Old Bathtubs & Tile Advertise in THE TIMES Xhom'e carpentry. Due foV 9k GENERAL CONTRACTING Bill Doremus Crecession, we are currently X * Worn out or hard to clean? INTERIOR * EXTERIOR 7'/5-0007 Qotlering reduced rales Ino • Chipped, cracked, or stained^ Carpentry repairs and remodeSng. v • An old fashioned color? * VinrJSiJin^ 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE q Serving Shure Area Since 1975 ^ * Mold & Mildew problems? All Types - Large or SmaH i Let Us Resurface It For You l^o o fin ^ t> 870-8924 * U»I4M3i Make your old, 922-2475 RAOIO/TELEVISrON dull, rough bath­ itclienA f BalL tub Gleam Like Color TV. B&W TV FINANCIAL CONSULTANT New & easy to Painting Acme Oil Co. Air Conditioners clean & we can Rob Crease - David S. ZImel also change the col­ * 2 ) e c L Complete Home Healing Registered Representative or of your tub too. and Cooling TELEVISION & APPLIANCE * Butinsts a Individual HMkmwnI Ping. Carpentry Carpentry ■ CIO a IRA Free Estimates * 5 Yr. Warranty ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES * E4uc40omI Funding *Small Job Spocialist OcMfi OrovB - 90B-774-B03S New Appearance Inc. I^)oorJ, lAJinJowi *Fr«a Estimatos *lnsur«d 775-8062 Manaaquan > 908-S28-6900 Porcelain - Fiberglass 775-4600 Tha Equitobla Ufa Aaauranca SocMy Call For FREE Estimate 69 Hwy. 35 - NEPTUNE CITV. N.J. Bathtub Wall Tile Refinishing ------i i 2S20 HM»y. 36. Manaaguan, N.J, 06736 Monmouth & Ocean Counties Call 681-7427 (908) 775-6493 (908) 918-9342 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1994 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES PAGE 19

WINTER RENTAL ANTIQUES WANTED SUMMER RENTAL MEDICAL CLAIMS - Con­ days a week from 9 a.m. to OCEAN GROVE - Cozy 3 OCEAN GROVE - Clean, THINKING OF SUMMER? fused by medical claims fil­ 12 midnight. Convenient TOP CASH always paid for quiet rooms for non-smokers rm. apt. on 2nd floor with Make your plans complete ing procedure? Have you location at Orchard Plaza, paintings, furniture, jewelry or in Victorian Inn. Bicycles private porch across from St. by renting this fuiiy-furnished missed out on securing aii 1610 R. 35 S;, Suite 2, entire estates. Honest & and great coffee available. Paul's Church. References Ocean Grove summer apart­ the insurance reimbursement Ocean. Please call for appt. courteous service. I come to Ocean views. Starting at & security required. Call ment for two NOW. Land­ to which you are entitled. Let (908) 531-2424 or 1-800- you. Andy-918-0598. (4-19) $350 per month. Please call (908) 988-5663 before 8 p.m. lord pays utilities. Real us help. Call 775r4534. (*) 929-5753. (5-8) 775- 3264. (km) (6) privacy. Call (908) 775-0302. MERCHANDISE FOR SALE (3-6) INCOME TAX PREPARA­ WORK FROM HOME - ASBURY PARK - Nice APT. FOR RENT TION - Richard S. Bascom. Start immediately. Send PRINTER’S BOXES - Old BRADLEY BEACH - Mod­ area, private, newiy dec., 1 SERVICES Expertly done in your home Self-addressed stamped wooden type cases for sale. ern, large 1 bdrm., w/w car­ Bdrm., comb./Living Room - DISCOUNT TELEPHONE at a very reasonable fee. envelope to; L. Arroyo, 1417 $30. Great for knick-knacks. pet, AC, security intercom, Kitchen. Unfurnished. $550 SERVICE - Phone jacks in­ Call 775-0007. (*) General bookkeeping ser­ 7th Ave., Neptune, N.J. off-street parking, iaundty mo. (inc. heat & utii.) 1 mo. stalled, cable TV outlets. vice. Member of National 07753. (6) rm. on premises. 1 1/2 sec. Call 774-8988. (6-7*) Retired from NJ Bell. 27 yrs. Assn, of Tax Practitioners. COPIER MACHINE - biks. to beach. No Pets. experience. Call (908) 528- Mention this ad & get 25% Minolta EP 300. Good con­ 776- 7654, (2tf) 7535. (49-11) off. Call 774-1255. (1-14) CLERK/TYPIST P.W. dition. $300 or best offer. Dept., Neptune Township. Call 988-5168. (5-6*) ORDINANCE NO. 1650 Excellent phone/radio com­ Township of Nsptuns AVON PRODUCTS/Fuller County of Monmouth Public Notices Brush Products - Distributor munication skills required. STANLEY HOME PROD­ AN ORDINANCE PRO- Salary; $11K to $14K Nep­ UCTS - For home care, per­ HIBITINO THE PROVIDINQ available. For information, OF FALSE INFORMATION TO CM-750175 CH-750168 please call 988-8317. Free tune Township applicants sonal care & gifts. Contact A LAW ENFORCEMENT OF­ SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF’S SALE priority consideration. For Thelma Braggs, 1706 Colum­ FICER IN THE TOWNSHIP OF SUPERIOR COURT SUPERIOR COURT brochure. ' (6-7*) NEPTUNE, COUNTY OF OF NEW JERSEY OF NEW JERSEY application, call or write; bus Avenue, Neptune, N.J. MONMOUTH AND STATE OF CHANCERY DIVISION CHANCERY OfViSION John O. Gross, Business 07753(908)775-4293 (5-8*) NEW JERSEY: MONMOl/TH COUNTY MONMOUTH COUNTY HELP WANTED Approved on first reading Docket No. F-22626-91 Docket No. F-19S90-92 LOOKING for a career Administrator, P.O. Box January 18, 1994. State Street Bank end Trust Com­ Household Finance Corporation III, a 1125, Neptune, N.J. 07754- KITTENS Approved, passed and opportunity - $8 to $15 per pany, Trustee for EMC Trust 1. Series Foreign Corporation, authorized to SIAMESE KITTENS/Blue- adopt^ on final reading 1993 • LI Bondholders, Hs Succes­ transact business wHhin tha State of hour. Both full & part time 1125, or call (908) 988-5200, February 7, 1994. sors and Assigns, Plaintiff vs: New Jersey. Plaintiff vs; Ext. 230. (6) poirif. Shots and wormed. ELIZABETH A. positions are still available. Mark L. Worthley end Cathleen 0. Elsie Price and Mr. Pries, w/h. Defen­ Will be 8 weeks Feb. 5 - SCHNEIDER. Mayor Worthiey. h/w, et si. Defendants dants Flexible schedule. Open 7 Attest: By virtue of e writ of execution in the By virtue of a writ of execution in the $150 each. Call 681-4396. RICHARD J. CUTTRELL, above stated action to me directed, 1 above stated action to me directed, I CH-7S0167 RMC. Municipal Clerk CH-7501S0 (5-6*) shell expose (or sale at public vendue, shall expose for sate at public vendue, SHERIFF’S SALE (6) $6.82 SHERIFF'S SALE at Hall of Records, 1 East Main Street at Hall of Records, 1 East Main Street SUPERIOR COURT SUPERIOR COURT CH-750193 (2nd Floor • Freeholders Meeting (2nd Floor • Freeholders Meeting OF NEW JERSEY OF NEW JERSEY SHERIFF’S SALE Room), In the Borough of Freehold, Room), In the Borough of Freehold, NOTICE CHANCERY DIVISION CHANCERY DIVISION SUPERIOR COURT County of Monmouth. New Jersey, on County of Monmouth, New Jersey, on Township of Neptune MONMOUTH COUNTY MONMOUTH COUNTY OF NEW JERSEY Monday, the 26th Day of February. Monday, the 14th Day of February, Board of Adjustment Docket No. F-9832-91 Docket No. F-5491-91 CHANCERY DIVISION 1994 at 2 o'clock. P.M. prevailing time. 1994 at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailing time. County of Monmouth Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corpo­ Trico Mortgage Co., Inc., Plaintiff vs: MONMOUTH COUNTY The properly to be sold is located in NOTICE is hereby given All that tract or parcel of land ar^l ration, by The Lincoln Savinga Bank, Gloria Foster and Daniel H. Moore, Docket No. F-9118-92 the Township of Neptune in the County that pursuant to the re­ premises hereinafter particularly de­ FSO, Servicing Agent, a Corporation Defendants Federal National Mortgage Associa­ of Monmoulh, State of New Jersey. quirements of the Zoning scribed. situate in the Township of organized and existing under the Laws By virtue of a writ of execution in the tion, Plaintiff vs; Commonly known as: 154 Hillside Ordinance of the Township of Neptune in the County of Monmouth, of the United States, Plaintiff vs: above stated action to me directed, I William Babbitt and Mrs. William Neptune, the Board of Ad­ Drive, Neptune, NJ 07753. New Jersey. Joseph Lango, et als. Defendant shall expose for sale at public vendue, Rabbitt, h/w, et al. Defendants justment of the Township of Tax Lot No. 96 to 101 in Block No. 466. Being known and designated as Lot By virtue of a writ of execution in the at Hall of Records, 1 East Main Street By virtue of a writ of execution in the Neptune denied the ap­ Dimensions of Lot: (Approximste(y)IOO' No. 7 in Block S 9-7 as shown on map above stated action to me directed, I (2nd Floor * Freeholders Meeting above stated action to me directed, I plication of James Gilligan for wide by 1O0' long. entitled. "Final Map of Hal Estates, shall expose for sale at public vendue, Room), in the Borough of Freehold, shall expose for sale at public vendue, a use variance to permit two Nearest Cross Street: Situate on the Section 2. in the Township of Nep­ at Hall ot Records, 1 East Main Street County of Monmouth, New Jersey, on at Hall of Recotds, 1 East Main Street family residences on one lot, southerly side of Hillside Drive, 100' tune. Monmouth County. New Jersey, (2nd Floor - Freeholders Meeting Monday, the 14th Day of February, (2nd Floor - Freeholders Meeting on the property known as from the westerly side of Overlook Dr. Scale 1" - 50', made by the Btrdsall Room), in the Borough of Freehold. 1994 at 2 o’clock. P.M. prevailing time. Room), in the Borough of Freehold, Block 484, Lot 1.03. TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of Corporation, August 28, 1973", and County of Monmouth. New Jersey, on The determination of the The property to be sold is located in County of Monmouth, New Jersey, on the bid amount at the time of sale. filed in the Monmouth County Clerk's Monday, the 14th Day of February. Board of Adjustment is on file theTownship of Neptune in the County Monday, the 28th Day of February, Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer­ Office on January 21, 1974 in Case 1994 at 2 o’clock. P.M. prevailing time. in the Neptune Municipal of Monmouth, State of New Jersey. 1994 at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailing time. tified check only. 126-21. Said premises being more The property to be sold is located in Complex, 25 Neptune Commonly known as: 708 Hillview The property to be sold is located in The approximate amount of the judg­ particularly described as follows: the City of Asbury Park in the County Boulevard, Neptune, New Avenue, Neptune, New Jersey. the Borough of Bradley Beach in the Jersey, and is available for ment, Commission and costs to be Beginning at a point in the easterly of Monmoulh. Slate of New Jersey. County of Monmouth, State of New satisfied by tale is fhe sum of line of Doris Terrace, said point being Tax Lot No. 6 in Block No. 10011. inspection during regular Commonly known as: 1112 Jeffrey Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 100' Jersey. $152,193.97. Additionally, all sales are distant 384.66' northerly from the office hours in the office of Street, Asbury Park. New Jersey. wide by 160' long. Commonly known as: 310 McCabe subject to Advertising feet, to be paid northeast comer of West Bangs Av­ the Administrative Officer to Tax Lot No. 25 in Block No. 20. Nearest Cross Street: Situated at a Avenue. by the successful bidder. enue and Doris Terrace, and running: the Board. Dimensions o# Lot (Approximately) 26' point on the southwesterly sideline of Tax Lot No. 25 in Block No. 26. thence This Notice is given pur­ The Sheriff hereby reserves the right X 68' X 1' X 22.74' (iiregular). Hillview Drive, distance approximately DimensiorMiofLot: (Approximately) 100’ to adjourn this sale without further 1) North 27* 23 minutes 45 seconds suant to R.S. 40:55D-17g. Nearest Cross Street: 145.05' north­ 99.50' southeasterly from its intersec­ x25'x100’ x25'. Dated: February 7. 1994 West along the easterly tine of Doris notice by publication. erly from the intersection with the tion with the southeasterly sideline of Nearest Cross Street: Madison Av­ ARLENE McMAHON. WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff Terrace. 15* to s point therein; thence northerty line of Third Avenue. enue. Administrative Officer 2) Continuing slong the easterly line of Trident Boulevard, H extended. Dated: Feb. 2, 9, 16. 23. 1994 TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of TERMS OF SALE; DEPOSIT; 10% of TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of (6) Shapiro & Kreisman, Attorneys Oorts Terrace, along the arc of a curve the bid amoiint at the time Ci' sale. the bid amount at the time of sale. bearing to the right, having a radius of (he bid amount at the time of sale. Edward C. Lembert, for the firm Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer­ Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer­ Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer­ (609) 662-SS3S 663.26'. an arc distance of 65.73' to a tified check only. tified check only. CH-750160 point; thence tified check only. The approximate amount of the judg­ The approximate amount of the judg­ The approximate amount of the judg­ SHERIFF’S SALE $64.48 3) North 72* 13 minutes 33 seconds (5-8) ment, Commission and costs to be ment, Commission and costs to be ment, Commission and costs to be SUPERIOR COURT East. 165.57' to a point; thence satisfied by sale is the sum of satisfied by sate is the sum of satisfied by sale is the sum of OF NEW JERSEY 4) South 19' 38 minutes East. 100.05' $96,568.99. Additionally, all sales are $104,159.57. Additionally, all sales are CHANCERY DIVISION $92,738.45. Additionally, all sales are CH-750161 to a point; thertce subject to Advertising fees, to be paid subject to Advertising fees, to bo paid MONMOUTH COUNTY subject to Advertising fees, to be paid SHERIFF'S SALE 5) South 72* 13 minutes 33 second by the successful bidder. by the successful bidder. Docket No. F-20974-90 by the successful bidder. SUPERIOR COURT West, 157.48* to the point or place of The Sheriff hereby reserves the right The Sheriff hereby reserves the right CHicorp Mortgage. Inc., Plaintiff vs: The Sheriff hereby reserves the right OF NEW JERSEY beginning. to adjourn this sale without further to adjourn this sale without further Douglas R. Fuchs, et ais, Defendant Being Lot 7 in Block 9007 on the Tax to adjourn this sale without further CHANCERY DIVISION notice by publication. notice by publication. By virtue of a writ of execution in the Map of the Township of Neptune. notice by publication. MONMOUTH COUNTY WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff WILLIAM M. LANZARO, Sheriff above stated action to me directed. I Commonly known as: 706 Doris Ter­ WILLIAM M. LANZARO, Sheriff Docket No. F-17842-91 Dated: Jan. 19, 26, Feb. 2, 9,1994 Dated: Feb. 2, 9. 16. 23. 1994 shall expose llpr sale at public vendue, race, Neptune, New Jersey 077S3. Dated: Jan. 19. 26, Feb. 2. 9.1994 The Dime Savinge Bank of New York. Rudd. McDonough and Fecley, Attor­ Budd, Lamer, Gross. Rosenbaum, at Hall of Records. 1 East Main Street TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of Fein, Such, Kahn 4 Shepard, Attor­ S.F.B.. Plaintiff vs: neys Greenberg 4 Sade, Attorney (2nd Floor • Freeholders Meeting the bid amount at the time of sale. neys Richardo Gonzalez, et als, Defendant James P. McDonough, for the firm Susan P. Anderson, for the firm Room), in the Borough of Freehold, Bal8f>ce due in 30 days. Cash or cer­ ^ Mitchell H. Berger, for the firm By virtue of a writ of execution in the (609) 667-3800 tified check only. (609) 854-6800 (201) 538-4700 County of Monmouth. New Jersey, on above stated action to me directed. I Monday, the 14th Day of February, shall expose for sale at public vendue, The approximate amount of the judg­ $6&.rz Reference #TR135 (5-8) $63.24 ment. Commission and costs to be (3-6) 1994 at 2 o'clock. P.M. prevailing time. at Hall of Records, 1 East Main Street (3-6) $66.96 satisfied by sate is the sum of The properly to be sold Is located in (2nd Floor - Freeholders Meeting the City of Asbury Park In the County Room), in the Borough of Freehold. $32,206.31. Additionally, all sales are subject to /^vertising fees, to be paid NOTICE OF ELECTION of Monmouth. State of New Jersey. County of Monmouth, New Jersey, on Township of Neptune Commonly known as: 510 Deal Lake by the successful bidder. Monday, the 14th Day of February, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Neptune Fire District No. 1 Drive, Unit 7F. Deal Lake Tower Con­ 1994 at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailing time. The Sheriff hereby reserves the right County of Monmouth dominium. Asbury Park. New Jersey. to adjourn this sale without further Township of Neptune The property to be sold is located in County of Monmouth To the Legal Voters of Fire District #1 in the Township of Tax Lot No. 2.56 in Block No. 216. the City of Long Branch in the County notice by publication. Estate of Bertha Daniels. Neptune, County of Monmouth, State of New Jersey. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) of Monmouth, State of New Jersey. WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff Deceased. Notice is hereby given that an election will be held on Condominium. Commonly known as: 3S Stemberger Dated: Jan. 19, 26, Feb. 2, 9.1994 Pursuant tc the order of Saturday, February 19, 1994, between the hours of 2 P.M. to Nearest Cross Street: Deal Lake Tower Avenue, Unit SA, Coronet Garden Cooper. Perskie, April, Niedelman 4 Marie S. Muhler, Surrogate of 9 P.M., for the purpose of voting on the Budget for 1994 and Condominium. Condominiums, West End, Monmouth Wagenheim, Attorneys the County of Monmouth, electing two members for a term of three years to the Board of A full legal description of the property County, New Jersey. Michael Jacobson, for the firm made on this 24th day of Fire Commissioners, Neptune Township, Fire District No. 1. can be found in the Offices of the Tax Lot No. 13 in Block No. 68 on the (609) 383-1300 January, 1994, on application Neptune, New Jersey. Clerk and the Sheriff of Monmouth Tax Map of the City of Long Branch, Reference #33641456 of the undersigned Execu- All Legal Voters residing in the 7th and 9fh election districts County. Monmouth County, New Jersey. (3-6) $104.16 trix(s) of said deceased, entitled to vote in said Fire District Election shall vote at Polling TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of notice is hereby given to the Place No. 1, Unexcelled Firehouse, 1120 Corlies Avenue, Nep­ the bid amount at the time of sale. the bid amount at the time of sale. creditors of The'decedent to tune, N.J.; all Legal Voters residing in the 6th, 14th, 15th, 17th, 18th. 19th, 20th and 21st election districts entitled to vote in Balance due in 30 days Cash oi cer­ Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer­ bring in to the subscriber their debts, demands and claims said Fire District Election shall vote at Polling Place No. 2, tified check only. tified check only. The approximate amount of the judg­ against the estate of said de­ Hamilton Firehouse, 10 Jumping Brook Road, Neptune, N.J.; The approximate amount of the judg­ ceased, under oath, within six All Legal Voters residing in the 5th, 13th, 16th and 22nd elec­ ment. Commission and costs to be ment, Commission and costs to be NOTICE satisfied by sale is the sum of months from the date of such tion district entitled to vote in said Fire District Election shall satisfied by sale is the sum of B orough of Interlaken order, or they will be forever vote at Polling Place No. 3, Shark River Hills Firehouse, Bright­ $115,976.43. Additionally, all sales are $105,817.41. Additionally, all sales are C ounty of Monm outh subject to Advertising fees, to be paid barred from prosecuting or re­ on Avenue. Neptune, N.J.; All Legal Voters residing in the 10th subject to Advertising fees, to be paid Please be advised that an and 11th election districts entitled to vote in said Fire District by the successful bidder. covering the same against the by the successful bidder. Orgemization Meeting o f the Election shall vote at Polling Place No. 4, Liberty Firehouse. The Sheriff hereby reserves the right subscriber. The ^ e r ift hereby reserves the right Interlaken Zoning Board of Dated’. January 24, 1994 Monroe Avenue, Neptune, N.J.; All Legal Voters residing in the to adjourn this sale without further to adjourn this sale without further Adjustment will be held Irene Daniels Bemdt 8th and 12th election districts entitled to vote in said Fire notice by publication. notice by publication. February 22, 1994 at 8:00 Executrix District Election shall vote at Polling Place No. 5, Neptune First WILLIAM M. LANZARO, Sheriff WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff P.M. at the Borough Hall, 90 ML Hermon Way Aid, 5 Neptune Blvd., Neptune, N.J. Dated: Jan. 19. 26, Feb. 2. 9. 1994 Dated: Jan. 19. 26. Feb. 2, 9. 1994 Grasmere Avenue, Interlaken, Ocean Grove, N.J. 07756 By order of the B ^ d of Fire Commissioners, Fire District Schwall 4 Becker. Attorneys Norris, McLaughlin 4 Marcus, Attor­ New Jersey. Richard W, Hogan, Esquire No. 1, in the Township of Neptune, in the County of Mon­ John F. Fraebel, for the firm M.J. KNIGHT, Hogan & McGfUin, Esqs. mouth, State of New Jersey. neys Secretary (201)664-6464 David C. Roberts, for the firmj P.O. Box 577 (Signed) (6) $4.34 ROBERT E. HOUSE, Clerk (3-6) $64.48 (908) 722-0700 Ocean Grove, N.J. 07756 (6) $10.23 Board of Fire Commissioners (3^) $60.76 Neptune Fire District No. 1 (6) $22.94 Page 20 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1994 CANADA DRY "Buckle Up For Love"

Athletes of the Week Cranford - The New Jer­ safe ride for every child, the miles per hour. sey State Safety Council, Council offers the following * Never use pillows, along with New Jersey SAFE tips; plastic feeder stands, or KIDS, announce National ‘ NEVER RIDE WITH AN other household infant car­ Child Passenger Safety INFANT OR CHILD HELD IN riers that are not certified for Awareness Week, Feb. IS­ YOUR ARMS, SHARING use in cars. An approved IS, a time for everyone to YOUR SAFETY BELT OR child safety seat will bear a get into the habit of using UNRESTRAINED ON THE label stating that it meets child safety seats and safety SEAT OF THE CAR. A sud­ Federal Motor Vehicle Safety belts correctly. This year's den stop or crash, even at Standard #213 and was theme is "Buckle Up For low speeds, will cause the manufactured after Jan. 1, Love." 'Child to bB”lh ro w rr In tc itiB ' 1981. Motor vehicle crashes dashboard or windshield or * If possible, try the car are the number one killer crushed by your weight seat in your car before buy­ and crippler of children. In against the safety belt or car DENNIS HUBBARD DARRELL REID ing it. Not every model will .. .a freshman basketball player, has ...a seventh grade wrestler, com­ 1992,581 children under age interior. The safest piace for fit in every car. Incorrect been Coach Jim Weldon’s “inside pleted an undefeated season, Mon­ 5 died in passenger car acci­ a child is in the rear seat installation or misuse re­ presence” this season. Hubbard not day evening, with a victory in the dents nationwide, while correctly buckled into a duces protection substan­ only clears the boards, but also scores league Tournament of Champions. 71,000 were injured. Last properly installed approved Wrestling at 135 lbs. Reid only al­ tially. A seat that has once for the team. He scored 18 against year, 4 were killed in New child safety seat or safety Middletown North, 2 0 vs. Manala- lowed two opponents to score points protected a child in a crash Jersey. Correct use of child belt. pan, and 17 playing for the junior against him all season, and won should be replaced. safety seats and belts is 71% * Buckle your child up varsity at Asbury Park. most of his matches with pins, ac­ For more information, effective in preventing death; on every trip, no matter how cording to Coach Dave Dahrouge. call the Council at (908) 272- however, 33% of all car short. Most fatal crashes 7712. . seats are used incorrectly. occur within 25 miles of To help motorists ensure a home at speeds less than 40 Ginger Ale SCORE BOARD The Atlantic Club Sports Medicine 1904 Atlantic Avenue Wall, New Jersey 08720 BY RICHARD BELTLE Associates P.A. MIDDLE SCHOOL WRESTLER WINS TOURNAMENT (908) 528-5660 Seventh grade wrestler completed an undefeated season, This Week in N eptune High S chool and M iddle S chool S ports Monday night, with a victory in the league's Tournament of Champions at 135. “Darrell is outstanding on his feet,” Coach T h u r s d a y , Fe b r u a r y 10 T u e s d a y , Fe b r u a r y 15 Dave Dahrouge stated. “He only had points scored on him twice Girls Basketball vs. Marlberro Boys Basketball vs. CBA ail year and won most of his matches by pin.” Freshmen 3:30 Junior Varsity/Varsity 5:30/7:00 Eighth grader Dan Maughmer (141) compieted the regular Junior Varsity 5:30 Freshmen at CBA 3:30 season undefeated, then won the league division tournament at Varsity 7:00 Girls Basketball at Freehold Boro Long Branch, Saturday. A hard-working, conscientious wrestler, Boys Bowling vs. Wall 3:30 Freshmen 3:30 according to Dahrouge, Dan suffered his first loss of the season Girls Bowling vs. Pt. Pleasant Boro 3:30 Junior Varsity 5:00 in the Tournament of Champions, Monday. Swimming Shore Conference Meet Varsity 7:00 Neptune put eight wrestiers in the finals of Saturday’s division MS Boys Basketball vs. Tinton Falls 3:30 Swimming vs. Madison Central 3:30 tournament, but only Reid and Maughmer earned a place in the MS Boys Basketball at Marlboro 3:30/5:00 Fr id a y , Fe b r u a r y 11 Tournament of Champions. Placing second in the division Boys Basketball at Marlboro 3:30 tournament were Luis Salgado (75), Dan Anton (90), Nick Taylor W e d n e s d a y , Fe b r u a r y 16 Freshmen 3:30 (122), Calvin Simmons (148), Andy LaPorte (158), and Mike Wrestling vs. Toms River East Junior Varsity 5:30 Hetzel (hwt). Junior Varsity/Varsity 5:30/7:00 Third piace finishers inciuded Keith Odo (80), Jeremy Balina Varsity 7:00 (129), and David Eugene (170). Swimming Shore Conference Meet Note: With all of the cancellations and resched­ uling caused by the weather, it would be wise to The team place second in the six-team field. S a t u r d a y , Fe b r u a r y 12 FROSH BOYS BASKETBALL 12-0 Wrestling vs. Freehold Boro & Keansburg double-check any games you plan to attend. The freshman boys basketball team made Asbury Park their at Freehold Boro 11 ;00 twelfth straight victim, Saturday morning, 76-31. Jamie CredJe Girls Basketball vs. Asbury Park dropped in three 3’s and Henry Moore added two, all in the first JVA/arsity 11:30/1:00 period, as the Fliers established control quickly and never looked Boys Basketball at Manaiapan back. Credle wound up with 17 and Moore 14 as the scoring Freshman, JV, Varsity TBA spread across every player in uniform. Indo or T r avelin g S occer Indoor Track JV Meet at Red Bank H.S. Middletown Six-week Tournament Dennis Hubbard’s inside game continues to be a real factor Swimming Shore Conference Meet for the team according to Coach Jim Weldon, “He is my inside presence, doing an outstanding job of rebounding and scoring Neptune Under 11 Strikers 4 • Oqpanport 2 down low.” Hubbard helped break open close games against Goals: Jerry Benanti (2), Ed Falzarano, Brian Bloodgood Manaiapan, with 11 in the third quarter, and Middletown North, Freshman Boys Basketball Assist: Todd Hundley with 10 in the third period. After scoring nine against Asbury Twelve-game Scoring Statistics • 12-0 Goal keeping: Dan Phillips, Brian Bloodgood DtS. ftrn ft% Park, Saturday morning, he saw some time in the junior varsity o m 3!S m Outstanding defenders: Chris Barlow, James Strada, Jamie Credle 143 11.9 8 29 16 55% game, later in the day, and scored 17. Bloodgood, Hundley, Phillips Henry Moore 66 7.4 9 10 50% FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT REVIVED 5 Michael Neal 112 12.4 20 10 50% Neptune Under 9 Bombers 4 • Brick 3 After a lapse of two years, the Freshman Invitational Dennis Hubbard 128 11.6 31 14 45% Goals: Dane Hodge (2), Randall Barlow, Ian Balom Basketball Tournament has been revived this winter. Comelious Service 108 9.8 26 9 35% Tournament Director Neil Brown reports the boys field is Jason Newman 37 7.4 10 7 70% Assists: Anthony Molinaro, Michael Smith, Hodge complete with Red Bank, Long Branch, Howell, Freehold Andre Morris 97 8 21 11 52% Goal keeper: Gil Holland Outstanding effort: Matt Bannon, Matt Kelly, Steve Township, Middletown North, St. Rose, and CBA joining host Jamal Davenport 81 6.8 2 15 3 20% Bannon, Gilbert Holland. Neptune. Andrew DeVoid 9 1 7 3 43% Kris Kerkes 7 1 3 1 33% The girls bracket includes Long Branch, Howell, Saint Rose, Chenir Lindsey 8 1 2 2 100% and Middletown North, in addition to the Lady Fliers. Seedings Sean Russell 2A. M 111 5 50% Coaches should call scores In to the Times will be released this week, and first round games will tip off next Total 820 58.6 19 184 86 47% Office at 775-0007 before 4:00 p.m., Monday. weekend. All first and second round games will be played at the middle ... A TEAM OF PHYSICIANS ON CALL school with the finals in the high school gym. 24 HOURS PERFORMANCE-FOCUSED PROFESSIONALS (908) 528-5660 SPECIALIZING IN T HE TREATMENT, CARE

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