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OCEAN GROVE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW-JERSEY, THURSDAY, SEPT. 107197T VOL. X C V iV NO. 38 . j F I F TEEN CENTS S weeney-W i L Liams Murray-Duke Derby Cars to Be, Judge James R. Laird Retires From Neptune Bench Capt. Vecchione Wecl.In; California Nuptials Aug. 16 Legion Inspected Killed In Crash GRANGE, Calif. — Miss Alanna KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Janice ■ . NEPTUNE — Rowland A. Ev Theresa Sweeney became the bride Evelyn Murray, daughter of Mr. CHARLESTON, SrC. — Services, erett, Secretary of the American of Sgt. Martin Jori Williams, of and Mrs. William Murray of Ray were held Tuesday at Beaufort Na Legion Coaster Derby Committee Ocean Grove, N. J., September 7 in town, and Kerry Earl Duke, son of tional Cemetery for Navy Capt. announced all Legion Derby Cars Holy Family Gatholic Church, this Mr. W. B. Stockdale and the late Felix “Hap” S. Vecchione, former are to be inspected Saturday, Sopt. place, in a double ring, morning Mrs. Stockdale of Point Pleasant, Neptune, N. J. resident, who was 21 beitween the hours of 9 A.M. ceremony. Father Zeiman officiat N.J.’, and formerly of Ocean Grove, i j killed September I t in the crash ‘ and 4 P.M. All contestants are re ed at the nuptials. N;'J;, were married August 16 in a ‘ of a jetliner in Charlotte, N. C. in quested to bring their cars for candlelight ceremony at Our Lady which 68 persons lost their lives. of Lourdes Roman Catholic inspection behind the Shark River Church, here. The Monsignor Wil Hills Fire House on Brighton liam Blacet, rector, officiated. Avenue. In the event of rain Sat urday, Sept. 21, the inspection will be held Sunday, Sept. 22, same place, same time. As no cars will be allowed to race on Sunday, Sept. 29 without having ben inspected and approved by the committee it is imperative that the cars 'are presnted for in spection at the appropriate time. If any of the contestants are un able to bring their cars to the inspection site at the specified time they are requested to contact Mr. Marcel Judge, 101 Remsen Mill Road, or M r. Walter Armstrong, 224 Maple Avenue, both Neptune. THE HON. JAMES It. LAIRD (cen ter) who w as 1 on bis retirement as Nei'ftmc’s municipal judge; Neptune Police Chief A. LeRoy Ward (left), ulio made the arrangements for the retirement dinner, and the Hon. Haydn Proctor (right), retired justice, of the New Jersey Suoreme Court and Ridner-Tlirum life-long friend' of Judge Laird since their schoolboy years in Ocean Grove. Engagement Told SPRING LAKE , HEIGHTS — skill” as judge. |.fi‘.:.v. c: Xc'.v Hampshire: their son Nearly 400 friends and profession Representing the Neptune Town-.! and his'w ife, Mr. and Mrs. James Capt. Feli?: S. “Hap” Vecchione al associates honored Neptune ship municipal committee, Mrs. R. Laird, Jr.; Mrs. Laird's parents, COLDWATER, . Mich. — Mr. Township’s retiring municipal Almerth Battle, committeewoman, Mr. and .Mrs. Dwight Loomis, of Called ^ leading naval expert on and Mrs. Colburn S. Thrum, 602 S. judge, the Hon. Jam es R,. Laird, at presented Judge Laird with a Sarasota,- Fla., and M r s'.' Laird's airborne mine cuthtermeasures, Fall River Dr^have announced a testimonial dinner last Friday plaque for his “commendable ser sister and brother-in-law, Mr.’ and Captain Vecchione would have the engagement of their daughter, night in Mike Dooian’s Motor vice”- to the municipality.. •Mrs. Charles Fea, of Ocean Grove. been 48 years old last Friday. Born Victoria Kehaulani, to Gary P a u 1 Lodge, here. Judge Laird served Sen. Stout presented . Neptune Judge Laird is a law partner with in Spring Lake, he attended Sum Ridner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul the township from 1945 to Sept. 1 Police Chief A. LeRoy 'Ward,, Andrew J. Wilson and their office merfield School in Neptune, and' P. Ridner, 29 Maplecrest Dr., Nep of this year. ■ ^ chairman of the retirement din is located in Ocean Grove at the graduated from Neptune High tune, N. J. ner, and members of Judge-Laird’s corner of Pilgrim Pathway and Mt. School in 1944. His family resided Miss Thrum, who is formerly of In 1943, Mr. Laird became the municipal recorder, succeeding family — Mrs. Laird, their daugh- Tabor Way opposite Auditorium on Victor Place in th e Gardens. Wahiawa, Hawaii, attended Olivet Mrs. martin Williams Ross R. Beck on the municipal ter, Jane, a student at the Univer- Square. His widow is the former (Mich.), College. She is employed "bench. The position later became Garrabrant, formerly of 134 The-ibride is the daughter of here. ' _ rence Ave., Ocean Grove, N. Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Sween Mr. Ridner is attending Olivet known as magistrate and in more years, municipal judge. Capt. Vecchione . was en ra u te ey, 2302 North Concord Street, College, and will graduate in May, Sixty-Seven Attend 40th Reunion Of from here to Washington on>n Navy Santa Ana, Calif. The bridegroom 1975. The H°n. Richard R. Stout, for business when the Eastern Ai is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John A May wedding is planned; mer state senator of. Monmouth Neptune High School’sIV.C1 Class Of ’34 com Williams, 104 Main Avenue, Ocean County and a friend of Judge Laird Lines DCfl-30 crashed into a Grove, N. J. over the years, served as master field near Charlotte airport. SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS—Last John Ogle Jr;, Mr, and Mrs. Albert The bride was given in marriage of-.ceremonies, calling on various The officer had returned 1 Three Named To Saturday night a delightful time Lopez, Mr. and Mrs. J. Irving b y her father. professional associates from thru- June from fsmalia, Egypt, was had by all at the 40th anni- Randall, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lisa Johnson, ol Huntington Mrs. Kerry Earl Dube out the county wiio attested to his overseeing the removal' of m ines Associate Board versary of the Neptune High Class Kruschka, Miss Mary Jane Sch- from the Suez Beach, Calif., was m aid of honor. ability on the judicial bench. The bride was attended by Miss of 1934 at Do.olan’s Lodge on Rt. -wartz, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bor- visited Central Bridesmaids were Caryl Carpenter Capt. Vecchione- Claudia Bresette, maid of honor, NEPTUNE - First Merchants Na The/Hon. Robert-J. Layton', who 71, here, Sixty seven members, | den,-Miss Lucille Dunn, Thelma and Diane Wh'eelan, both of Santa ^Jersey in 1968 for the first time Miss Cherri Dyer, Mrs. Jaimes tional Bank has appointed three area along with Sen. Stout has been a guests; and spouses' attended. Hansen Irvin, and Lynn Irvin; Len- Ana, and Meredith Keene, Irvine, in 14 years. He wasis then captain Lair-d, III, Miss Lauren Oldroyd, businessmen to its associate board of long-time friend of Judge Laird ore Walker McKay and Horace Calif., and Nancy Sweeney, of Jus Mr. John NarayousKi, Class of the U.S.S. Garcia, a Mrs. Johh Alt arid Miss Vicki directors, John G. Hewitt, president, since boyhood years in Ocean McKay; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Curto, tin, Calif, Flower girl was Brenda President, was Master of Cere escort, which docked briefly at Hicks. Flower girls were Miss Mi announced today. The .three ares Grove, represented the Monmouth Gladys Algor Parker and George Middletown Avery, ol Orange, Calif. monies, and guests were former Earle Naval Depot, chelle Hicks and Miss Elyse Tor- W . Stanley Knipe ot Wayside, man (Municipal Judges Association and Parker; Mr. and Mrs. Earle Holley; Darrin Butchko, of Placentia, teachers, Mrs. Ann Bain and Class Township, N. J. bert. Ring bearer was Mast er ager of the Sears, Roebuck & Company presented the following resolution: Bea Merwin Mertz and Wm. Mertz; Calif., was ring bearer.. - ■ . I Advisor Mr. Benj. Dillenbcck who Captain Vecchione was graduat Rofofbie Putthoff. store in Neptune; George T. Van WHEREAS, t he Honorable and the comm, wives and hus Best man was William Hart, of traveled. all the way from So. ed from New York Maritime Acad James R. Laird has for 29Vi years bands; Mrs. Paul Bowne, Mrs. Jos. Santa Ana. Ushers were Richard . Groomsmen were James Laird, Wickle of Shrewsbury, president of China, Maine. It is the first reunion emy and entered the Navy in 1950 Park Chevrolet, Inc., Asbury Park; and served as Magistrate and Municipal Nolan, Mrs, Tom Herbert; Mrs. Sweeney, Justin, Rick V an Gee, 3rd; best man; Chris Murray, Mi he has been able to attend since from the merchant marine shortly chael Murray and Rusty Murray, Abraham J. Zager, also of Shrewsbury, Court Judge in th? Township of graduation. Lloyd Halsey, Mrs. John Narayou after outbreak of Korean war, Corona, and • Jim Dingman, Santa Neptune and Ocean.Grove; and ski, Ed. Thompson, Roy Ward, brothers of the bride, Daniel Stock- senior partner in the Red Bank law Letters were read from inter serving on the USS Telfair. Susanna. WHEREAS, his service h a s John ; Fielder, Tom Estlow, and Bob Cummings, soloist, rendered dale, , brother of the groom', and firm of Zager, Fuchs, Lcckstein & ested members who were unable to He was captain of the MSO Vital, ceased in the Township of Neptune Frank Tomaino. Kenneth Warren, the groom’s bro Kauff. ' attend. Richard K. Cowan, D. Wray a minesweeper, in 1958-597 worked; "Ave Maria”. After the ceremony, and he has qualified for retire ther-in-law. Ushers were J a m e s Mr. Knipe, who joined Sears 17 Brown, Rev. Joseph H. Rainear, two years in Navy Hydrographic a reception w as held at Justin m ent; and Chapman, Jeffrey Vance, Ronald years ago, has been manager of the Jos. A. Murphy, Crystal Dickerson Rev. H a r r i B On ‘Jeopardy’ Department in Washington; their Moore Lodge, Justin. WHEREAS, his service as Mag; ; The bride was graduated in 1974 Elliott and David Brooks, z Neptune store for 18 months, coming Redd, Marian Kirms Thompson, assigned to Destroyer Squadron'd istrate and Municipal Court Judge OCEAN GROVE — Rev. Robert in the Atlantic in 1962; executive- from Foothill High School in Jus- A reception followed at the Ala to the shore from Pittsburgh, where he Tom Brown,- and Mr. Thos, David has been with distinction and with Harris, long-time summer resident ofTicer, then captain, of the USS' tin. The bridegroom graduated meda Plaza Hotel, here.. In addi had been assistant zone manager for son, a teacher. respect or the puiblie and law en here, of 64 Mt. Carmel Way; the1 E.A. Greene, a destroyer; served, from Neptune, N. J. High School, tion to the immediate family of the Sears. He is a director of the Shore Rev. Chester Clark, class mem forcement officers, and also with Grove, and 1610 Locust Street, on the staff of the commander of Class of 1071. He is with the Unit- groom, those attending the wed Area YMCA, the Monmouth-Oceari ber, and pastor of Mt. Olive Bap the high esteem of his colleagues; Reading, Pa., was a contestant for the cruiser - destroyer force, At td States Marine Corps in Santa ding from New Jersey included Development Council and the Better tist Church, So. Belmar, gave the NO WTHEREFORE, be it Re four consecutive days on the NBC lantic Fleet; assigned to the office .A h a.'' Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Duke, Jr., Con Business. Bureau. invocation and offered a prayer solved by this Association that the TV show “Jeopardy”. Finishing on of Chief of Naval Operations from. Following a wedding trip of tour vent Station; Mrs. Robert Schanck, iMr. Van Wickle, who has been as for the deceased members: Gladys sociated with Park Chevrolet for 23 Honorable James R. Laird is here Monday of this week, Rev. Harris 1970-72. He was the principal direc ing the states, the couple are at Haddoiifield and Mrs. Bruce S. by cited for. his long iand disting; White, Arthur Lins, Roy Lever, earned a winnings total of $2,-' years, is a director of the Shore Area tor of.mine-sweeping operations in home at 4901 Green River Drive, Hun£, Ocean Twp., aunts of the ipished service as Magistrate and Helen Miller Breen, Christine 890. He plans to use the money for YiMCA and the Jersey Shore Council Vietnam. Corona, Calif. bridegroom,,j'.>" Milne Holden, J. Bruce Dodd, Ru his education—towards a Doctorate tpase cIcM, please) of the Navy League. He is also a Municipal Court Judge; and th e .——* ------Last Saturday, Sept. 14, Mi. W . best wishes of his colleagues are pert White, Norman (Red) Law Degree, and to pay off his car.. As member of the advisory board of Mon Bible Volunteers Seminar; extended to him as he retires from rence, Muriel Smith and Willis a yo u th , Rev. Harris worked for Barry Stockdale hosted a reception at mouth Coundl, Girl Scouts of Amer Bus Survey Begins WALL - American Bible Society the Bench at the enviable age of Bills. Pathway Market and other Grove his home in honor of .his son and bride, ica. ■ --V volunteers .in . the Monmouth-Ocean The committee received beauti businesses. ' . ; For Sr. Citizens Mr. and Mrs. Kerry E, Duke. Mr; Zager is attorney for the Rum- seventy years. County, area are holding a Good News IN . WITNESS WHEREOF, this ful orchid corsages from Mr. Phil : — — * - - Ambrig those 'attending the party son-Fair Haven Board of Education Seminar for men, women and children Association has caused these pres ip kruschka, class member, and a Summerfield PTA Meets NEPTUNE TWP. - T h e Neptune were Mr. and Mrs.' William Murray, and the boards of education in Fair of all denominations on Monday, Sept. ents o be signed by is Fresiden lovely table centerpiece which was Township (including Ocean Grove) .of Raytown, Missouri, parents of the Haven and Eatontown. He is attorney 23, from 10 A.M. to 21 noon at the and attested by its Secretary this sent to Ruth Walzer Reiss who was- NEPTUNE Summerfield F.T.A. Senior- Citizen Bus' Survey will be bride, Mr. and Mrs.. Bruce- S. Hunt for the eRd Bank Volunteer Fire Com Wall United, Methodist Church, 2414 13th day of Sepember 1974. unable to attend because of illness. will welcome the new school year started Monday, Sept. 23. This Sur of Ocean Township, Mr. and Mrs. pany, and he is a former Shrewsbury Old Mill' Road, Spring Lake Heights. The favors, monogramed; brandy Monday,. Sept. 23, at. 8 p.m.. in the vey is to help in planning, organizing, Robert; Schanck, and Miss Carol Aim councilman. He is a director and past ARTHUR P. SIEGFRIED, snifters, were given by John Nar- According lo local chairman, Milton F. school auditorium. Abraham Altschul installing and to make certain YOUR Schanck of. Haddonfield. president of the Monmouth County President ayouski and Lloyd Halsey. -.; LeCompte, tliis is one of a series of er, Summerfield’s current Administra- bus committee adheres to the wishes Chapter, American Red Cross and exec ^Attest* ' Homer Kresge, class member, Seminars being held by ABS voiunteers Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Efake, Sr., tor-in-Gharge, will be presented. Teach of the Neptune Township residents, all utive vice president of United.Cerebral BERTRAM J. GAYNOR, across the country in conjunction with Short Hills, Mr. and Mrs. Roy F, Dun took pictures. ers and class mothers will be intro 24 Election Districts. Palsy of Monmouth and Ocean coun Secretary P Everyone agreed it was a. fine the Volunteer Activities Department of lop of. Convent Station, Mr. and Mrs. duced and the P.T.A. executive board Some of the areas included for reg ties. ?! :;'■■■■ '• Mr. Laird has . also served as Reunion.and were looking forward ihe American Bible Society. Percy Warren, Warren Township, Mr. will serve refreshments following the ular stops will be: the Municipal Com judge in the Ocean Grove police to the next' one in five years. and Mrs. Thorn as Child, Avon, Mrs. CARD OF THANKS meeting. plex, Jersey Shore Medical Cenfer-Fit- court for an even longer term than Reunion committee members Allaire Sale Sept. 21 Charles Storbdale, Mrs, Marguerite Sincere thanks to Phil George of kin Hospital, Professional Medical Cen the Neptune ; post. President were: Belva Parker Fielder, Grace Smith of Holiday City, Mrs, Helen Neptune and Bill Bailey of Ocean Insurance' Women to M eet ters, Individual Professional Services, Grove for coming to my aid last George L. Hergesheimer of the Sutton Estlow, Betty Woolley AILAIRK - On Sept. 21, the De Lindgren of Manahawkin» Mr. and EATONTOWN - Mrs. Ruth Han- Nursing and Convalescent Homes* Friday in rough siirf. (Signed) Ocean Grove Association noted Thompson, Barbara Bryan Zirkle, serted Village at Allaire will hold it’s Mrs. J. C. Stockdale of Staten Island cox, Ocean Grove, president of the In Jam es McAuslan, Ocean GrOye.—38 Judge Laird’s retirement in Nep Peggy Hailes Tomaino, Dorothy Shopping Centers, and of course, therfr Fall Antique Show and Sale beginning and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Erickson of READER . V, . surance Women of Monmouth County, tune and said "we are looking for Bush Ward, John Narayouski, is sufficient room for recording your;*:-: at 10- A.M. Over 150 dealers will par Cedarhurst, Long Island,' Mrs. Ernest has scheduled the first Fall meering of DOLPHIN RESTAURANT ward to many more years of asso Paul Bowne, Tom Herbert, Joe personal comments.- • ticipate in this event..bringing with F. Reed of feint Pleasant, v . • ; 68 Main Ave., O. G. open 7:30 the group for the Old Orchard Inn; Instructions to return the completed them treasurer of yesteryear. The Al ciation with himj^ile said he al Nolan, Lloyd Halsey and Calvin R. here,'Tuesday Sept. 24, at 6:30 P.M. : Other guests in eluded Mn Dan to 7:30. .Newly remodelled. Cook survey fonn is on the .flyer, i.e., laire Village Auxiliary will also spon ing Sri front of your eyes. Counter ways had the greatest respect for Patterson. Mrs. Bea Bernstein, Mullaney Agency, iel Stockdale, Mr. and Mrs. W . T. Churches. Banks, Saving & Loans, • service. Breakfast - Lunch - Din- “Jimmy,” for his “acumen a n d Each member introduced their Oakhurst, is program chairman. Her sor a bake sale. Kresge, Mr, and. Mrs. Edward Holl, ner. —37 tf Municipal Complex Bus Survey Clerk spouse and spoke a. few words ot guest speaker will be Charles Aitieri Gables Inne, 1927 Corlies Ave., jVIr. and Mrs.- Maurice Weller,. Mr. and BUS TICKETS to N e w York -988-5200. • -. TAXI SERVICE City 'available at Ethel's Sta greeting. . of the Great American Insurance Co. Neytune (next to- Jersey Shore Mrs. Donald. Newman; Mrs. Raymond Others attending were: Maude This Senior Citi/en Bus Service Med. Center) ALL YOU CAN EAT George A. Ba'nst-Grove City Livery tionery, opposite Post Office, whose topic will b.j “Flood Insurance’.’. King, Mr. and Mrs. George Jobes, Mr, Occan Grove. Round trip . & one Tilton Ricciardi and Mr. Ricciardi; Survey anti requirement analysis is ^ i-$2.50. Luncheon 12-3:30, three 175.3509 —6tf Reservations tot dinner at StS.50 per and Mrs. Walter 'Gilbert, Chief and Way. A. P . & N. Y. T ransit Co Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kresge,- Mr. the. second phase of Neptune** Trans- v hot dishes daily. Mon.-Fri. Salad Tel. 771-272'}. —27tf person, must be..nude no-later than Bar from 12 noon ’til 10 P.M. : , • .Page Five Please TOWNE COFFEE SnOPPEE and Mrs. James Hendrickson, Mr., t(xlj , irs(M prihation : program, .' V 60 Main Ave. opp. O.G. Post Ofc. —38ff ETHEL’S STATIONERY NAGLE’S MAIN CENTRAL and .Mrs. Joe! Perry, Miss Ann-, _ j______The Neptune Township-Trahsj>or* breakfast - lunch - dinner, fountain.. tatiiin Committee members are: ?;un S. . “The Greeting Card Store” Serving 7:30 A.M.-9 P.M.. 774-1676. PHARMACY — Tel. 774 0204 Heidemark, Mrs. Susie Smith Sut Stokes HaU • 28 Ocean Pathway Subscribe to The Opp. Post Office, Oceas Grovi- ■ —tf All-year service. Drugs of quali ton’, Mrs. Jane Ileltnan Newton, Ocean Grove, offers residential a" Nick, Chairman, Samuel Mitchell, and ■ —»d» ty ;for prescriptions. Sundry Viola Wilson Scherer, and -Mr. conimodations for selcct, congeni^V Ordwin Zagur'1. , . i Y am at wholesale • 4 oz. skeins, items. Hours 8:30 A.M. to 7 P.M. „ , j, . . , , clientele; with meals. Singles S200 SUBSCRIBE TO THE TIMES 69c ea., 3 .for S2.00. 19 Main St.. Sat. ’til 6 P.M. Sun. 12-1 P.M. only. George Scherer; Dons Applegate a mc| antj an,| doubles SS3G0 a Store for rent opn. post Office. ^ N O W ONLY $6. PER YEAR! &.P. '•■■■■ . " ; —35-38 In .a n emergency call 77S-2084.-adv Cole and Niles Cole; Mr. and Mrs. mo- an,j C a l i for anpt..774-5712. See page, fotir for details. —37* ■i j:*'.‘>iy'•* ijVVfct«j.*: ^:t.ftf»Ai|^t:*v.’}4i"»fci;%tJ
TH U RSD AY, S E P T E M B E R 19, 1974
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Riverview Names New Principal
— SERVING — Breakfast 7:45-10:00 A.M. Dinner ...... 11:30- 1:50 P.M. Supper ...... 4:15- 7:30 P.M. OIL BURNER SERVICE M -dn. Dally • Cafeteria Dining at its best! Including Banda; • Famous for over 50 Years! All Baking Done on Premises! ______Dining Room Comfortably Air Conditioned 28 Main Ave. - Ocean Grove K im rs STATIONERY ^ Established 1917 — Tel. 775-1905 “The Paper Place” New Hrs.: 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. YIELDS PARAMOUNT GREETING CARDS CAPE SHORE NOTES & NOVELTIES $500MINIMUM DEPOSIT 21/2 Year Maturity Automatically Renewable TOYS — PARTY FAVORS CANDY — CIGARETTES • A Complete Line of New Chevy Cars & Trucks YIELDS • ‘ OK” Used Cars and Transportation Specials CHRISTIAN LITERATURE tt Service and Shop Facilities for Any Repair Needs- HOME STATIONERY “SERV IN G T H E SH O RE SIN CE 1928” LOCAL NEWSPAPERS $500MINIMUM DEPOSIT One Year Maturity Automatically Renewable GIFT WRAP & PARTY DECORATIONS NOTIONS & SUNDRIES GROWTH PASSBOOK SAVINGS rnm $500M INIM UM DEPOSIT New Proprietors: Bill & Bonnie Asay E ™ I flfl Additionaldepositsaccepted ■ S jr % inamounts6f$100ormore.Interest CHEVROLET paidfromdayofdeposittodateof permitted withdrawal. * Federal Regulations permit premature withdrawals on the above Time Depov MAIN ST. & SECOND AVE its provided the Interest rate on the amount withdrawn is reduced to Regular I ASBURY PARK, N.J. Passbook Savings rate and three month’s interest is forfeited. WE ALSO OFFER HOT WEATHER SPECIAL F " Q X REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS Interest paid day of deposit to day of withdrawal, coi G.E. ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS k. 9f and paid quarterly, as long as.$25 is kept on deposit. installed ..-. from $129.95
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12tli and Railroad Aves 20 CONVENIENT COMMUNITY OFFICES Kelmar, N. J. *• Call 68 Main Office: 60 Neptune Blvd., Neptune. N.I. Mtpb«F*d*ritl_ReS(rv*Syit*nVFtdenlIDtpodt IntigjngtfiHfc .-Vi v •,.*• . . f> -v: ^ -.-r ,• »-.• . ••• .,//.• v • .•• :.V : jfcETHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1!), 1974 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, AND NEPTUNE TIMES. TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEVV 'JERSEY PAGE THRKB
- There Will be no midweek heai> Sioiix Belmar Meth. List Activities ing service / this . week. ..Father. Pawnees Calvary' Baptist Alexy has been chosen as the soi'e .- Comanches Avb.n. Meth. At St. James " representative of the Diocese of | Mohawks Trinity Ushers New Jersey Ip a conference on Lit- . Delawares 1st Pres., A.P. BRADLEY1 BEACII — The Rev. urgical-and Music.-Commissions of j Games over 160 were few: Doris Belmar Pres. D.
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$16,000 — 9 rooms and bath. Automatic beat. Basement.
428 Man St. HOTEL — Finest location. Modem Owner’s Apt., Most attrac A n b u ry tive rooma. \ R t S3, W«U ■GUEST HOUSE — near Ocean. Owner's apartment, plus ef ficiencies and guest rooms, liste d at $40,000. BEAUTIFUL HOME, 7 rooms, 1% baths. Hardwood floor*. Auto matic beat. Fine basement tor recreation. Excellent condi- • Weddings A Specialty ■ tion. $25,000. : - • Fsneral Sprays HOUSE — 1st floor apartment plus 4 renting rooms on. second • Cat Flowers - Corsages floor. Automatic heat. Basement $23,500. • Flowers for All occasion* Other listings available is houses. Cottages and business The Suzanne Jeffery School of .. properties.'■ . Classical Ballet - BENTALS ------' r ' T H E FLORIST V. M KUBLER, Realtor — We Telegraph" Flow ers 783 W ayside • - Nepw 29 OCEAN PATHWAY • OCEAN GROVE Tel. TIMW8 . TeL 774-1142 ’ Formerly located at 117 Mala Avenae. AUTUMN BARGAINS FOR SALE Excellent Buy — Owner has purchased another home, Two family house— large apartments. 'Very good, in New Listing - Large one family home with garage— To settle an estate. Centrally excellent condition—-near beach. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, located. L a r g e owner’s apart come. Convenient location. Priced to sell quickly at nicely furnished. Bargain at $29,900. ment and tw.o three room apart- I $32,500. Owner will assist in financing. . ments to rent. Estate Sale— One family home— 5 large rooms, cen 532,000. trally located, 1 Vi baths, has heat and cellar. Don’t Make Offers— Need quick sale. Income house,. 3 apts. miss this! 521,000. Corner property, close to Audi Excellent potential. Low taxes. Asking $26,000. torium. Living room, large din Completely remodeled apartment house—3 nice apts ing room, kitchen, reception S A C R IF IC E — Lovely, Lovely home. Many extras. 3 Good Location and Income. $29,000. hall, powder room on the first Bedroom and Den/Bedroom with full bath, excellent floor. Three bedrooms and bath This nice house on Main Avenue in perfect condition on the second floor, two bed set-up for mother-daughter arrangement. Large ele can be sold now. Gas heat - 8 bedrooms - income or year around home; $30,500,00 ■ ; rooms on the third floor. ;Nice gant livingroom with fireplace. Sunny garden patio porch with good view. Best small hotel on beach front— Rooms always rented with lots of privacy. Asking $43,900. Will consider all .—good income $46,000. Jennie Meyer . offers..‘ ' ■ ■ • 1 ■ •’ BETTER BUY BILLS 'Ag e n c y ' • . ALVIN- E. BILLS, Realtor REAL ESTATE EASTON REALTY, Realtor Member of SMLS 471/2 Main Avenue 89 MAIN AVE. OCEAN GROVE, N J. Ocean Grove, N. J. 78 MAIN AVE. OCEAN GROVE Phone 988-3636 Dial 774-2124 Tel. 774-3061 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1974 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, AND NEPTUNK TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTPNE, NEW JERSEY PAGE PIV * iner, lie is employed at'the North End ning Fellowship Hour. This is a Fire Auxiliary bored clemati.5. - . sion Tuesday at the Quaker Meet OC E'A N G R o V E Hotel:.. . \ -'>>• very .talented- group of young peo - ‘Hie next'meeting will be in Decem ing House and the Parish House of Glenn Cuitrcllj son -of Mr, and Mrs. ple ;arid a- program well worth at Donates to Park ber, when members will decorate the, Christ Church. An ecumenical spir Herbert Cuttrell, 94 Lawrence Ave., tending. Everyone is invited. Christmas tree.': \ ‘y* it exists this year with all three The* Sunday - School, Phijathea left Tuesday for Asbury College,-Will- OCEAN GROVE - The Oc?an - ' P ; : churches on the historic corners and - Men's Bible Classes meet at more, Ky„ for his sophomore year. Grove Fire Compjinies * Auxiliary- • met Shrewsbury Antique Sale co-operating with each other. The 9:30 A.M.; Assembly Bible Class Glenn is a- theology student. last ; Wednesday night in the Eagle . SHREWSBURY — . The Shrews Friends Meeting House is the third a t 2:30 P.M.; the Junior U.M.Y.F. Fire House, with Mrs; Ellen Seiser bury Corners Antiques and .Crafts and oldest established church in Attorney and Mrs. George K.. Sling- at 6:30 P.'M. and the Senior at 7 presiding and opening the meeting with Show, co-sponsoi-cd by two of tho Shrewsbury, dating back to 1672 land, .summer residents of the Grove P.M., Both of, the. UMYF, groups the flag salute. oldest -rchurches- in'‘ Monmouth \vhilc Christ Church was founded Tent-cololiists at .6 BctJiany Block, on Bath Avenue, have returned to their Will attend the Malaga Concert.. Plans were discussed for a trip to County, the Shrewsbury Presbyter in 1702. The Shrewsbury Prosby- Mr. and Mrs. John Gerner have re home on the' Boulevard in- Glen Rock- . Paper Drive by the Senior’ UM- MEMORIAL CROSS New York to see “Pippin”. Mr?. Nancy ian Church and Christ Episcopal, terian Church was established..in turned to tlieir winter home in Pinellas for the winter months. Mr. Slingland YF on Saturday, September 28. Howard is chairman. Church, will begin a iwo-day ses 1734: Park, Fla. is on the Board of. Trustees of the OCEAN GROVE — The 18- Ocean Grove Gamp Meeting Associa . A donation will be sent to the A summer cottager on Hcck Are- foot Memorial Cross on the tion. •, ' Ocean Grove Firemen’s Memorial Park nue for many years, Miss S. Eliza front of tlie Occan Grove M urray-D uke Fund in me.mory of, an Exempt Washr beth Yeo has returned to Upper Darby, Auditorium, facing the sea Mrs. Raymond Cordts, .106 Broad Classified Advertisements^ way, along with daughters Laura and ington .Member, Mr. Charles Jones Sr. Pa., for the winter. will be lighted the week of (Continued, from Page 1) . who recently passed away. Advertisement for these column* should be In the office ot **Th« Bonnie and Miss Edna Cordts recently Times" NOT LATER THAN 5 P.M. Tuesday of each week. September 21-28 in loving Mrs. B. Ward, all of Ocean Grove, 'Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Markley Weber attended a shower in Waldwick,. hon . A letter of thanks from Bryon mejnory of Benjamin F. Wade, and Mrs.,. James Laird III, Mr. arid have returned to their home in Clay- oring Miss Carol'Caccio. Miss Caccio Holmes was received for, our contribu CLASSIFIED AD RATES • Telephone 775-0007 by his family. • Mrs. Keith Lucca, Mr. and Mrs. Roy rhoht, Del., after spending -an enjoy will.be married on October 5 to Robert tion to ,the. Park Fund from the Bake 25 -.words or less, if paid In cash at time of intsertlon $1-^5 Dunshee, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hurley, able season at 24 Bethany Block. Mrs. K. Cordts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sale held at the Strawberry Festival. It 25 words or less, tf charged W.60 per week and Mr. and Mrs. James Ward.of Nep is .hoped that next year we can get Additional Words ABOVE 25 . Three Cents per Word Weber is director of the daily Thomley Grove and is now UVing at 122 Mt. mond Cordts of O.G.; • Chapel Children’s Hour here in the tune, Mr. and Mrs. Roger ’Allgor of more donations from the townspeople For use of Times Box Number, there is a 15-cent weekly charge for Tabor Way. She an joys having The In Memory of Mrs. Helen Cannon, replies to bo picked up at office, o* a 25-oent weekly charge for re summer. Their son, his wife and fam Ocean. Township, The Rev. and Mrs. for our Bake Sale for. the benefit of plies to be mailed to you. Times mailed each week to. her all activities of the Ocean Grove Auxil ily, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Weber and D. Stewart Alexy. of Bradley Beach*, this wotth project, There is a 15-cent charge per line for each line indented, capitalised home. . ■ \7 iary of the Jersey Shore Medical Cen or in.bold faoe. Mark, Timothy and Paul, who also M r/' and Mrs. L. E. Hennessey of Mrs. Lillian Lone and Mrs. Dorothy ter, have been suspended For a month. Copy mailed in, given to a rei«seentative or brought to office, per- spent the summer in the Bethany Block' Mr. and Mrs. Al Minnis and sons Avon, Mr. and Mrs. C. Schneider of Robinson will be telephone chairmen The next regular meeting, will be Mon. aonally must be acoompanled by cash or stamps to cover cost. Copy tent colony, are moving to Horseheads, Mike and Mark and daughter Holly, Spring Lake Heights, Mr. and Mrs. this year. ■ accepted over phone as a courtesy and convenience to customers. Oct. 21 in the junior room of St. Bills due immediately upon presentation. N.Y., where he is now associated with have returned to their winter home Robert J. Fraebel of Colts Neck and There will be a Bun Breakfast on in Elnora, New York, after spend Paul's C hurch.. : the Ann . Page food processing com Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wigert of Colonia, Sat, Oct. 19, place to be • announced ing their 10th summer in the WANTED TO BUT services pany. The Senior Webers’ daughter and Edna Bradley Circle, ' Mrs. Jack n .j. ;> x ^ ^ ' S ^ y ^ y y and a Family Coveted Dish Supper On Grove. Their oldest son, Carl, has CASH IMMEDIATELY son-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. David Pow Laurow, leader, will meet this Tuesday -— — — -‘•VYV: Wed., Oct. 23, at 6:30 P.M. maintenance Ma n ^ started his freshman year of study, ell, teside in . Catlin Center, N.Y.; in the Junior room of St. Paul's Refreshments were' served by the .W e purchase entire contents o experience . piumblnjr 7ea” at Rutgers University in New homes, estates or individual item* which is near Horseheads. Church. Hostesses are. Mrs.. Florence GOP Ladies Enjoy hostesses:MVIrs. Ellen Seiser and Mrs. Fine furniture, paintings, bronzes, oi Brunswick. Wilson and Mrs. Frances • Richards. iental rugs, tapestries. Tiffany glass Mr. and Mrs. G.G. Lotz and son Kathie Moore. Present were: M9sdames sterlhig aUver, Jewelry, Chinese art —33tf Mrs. E. Earley, of Teakwood Vil Varied Program etc. FRIEDM AN G A L L K U E S, 120 ALtnUNUM SIDING ______Gregory and daughter Ellen are back Miss Ruth. Powers of White Plains, Lilliam Lone, Antoinette Den Bleykcr, St., Ocean Grove. 774-3143 eves.—l-7lb liome in Kearny for the winter, after lage, East, Largo, Florida^ in repewing N.Y. has just returned home after a Dorothy Robinson, Karla Zimmerman, SW-KSBwa-sga® OCEAN GROVE — The Ocean WANTED—Antiques, furniture, brl* ______—35-38* spending the summer in the Gio.'c. her • subscription,. writes The Times; pleasant summer at the Shelburne Nancy Howard, Evelyn King, Joyce a-brae, paintings, bronzes, and rugs '‘We lived in Neptune all our lives Hotel. y :v / - ^ V r Grove Women’s Republican Club Newman, Leslie Cannon and Dorothy Abrama, 11th and Railroad Aves.. Nep Mr. and'Mrs. Robert Oldknow, sum tune. Tel. 775-5900. _27tf and enjoy reading all the news, from Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Burgess and met last Friday afternoon in the Ward. mer cottagers on Heck Ave., and M t. WANTED—Toy electric trains, Lion home!" V-' clubhouse. Mrs. Emma Devonshire —38-33* and Mrs. Al Minnis, tent-colonists their daughter, Maiie, of Honolulu, el, American Flyer and Ives. Any size presided. - .. •; ' \ onn ??7A ^uge* HJShest Prices paid . Marion: Stinson, of Maple Avenue,’ Hawaii were the guests last week of Call 681-0209. —20tf here, have returned to their winter Mrs, Marie Blumehschine' gave p e r s o n a l Monroe, New York, writes: “I look Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Davis Pilgrim Box Luncheon homes, the Oldknows to Keamy and the devotions and asked for a sil HOUSE WANTED — Reasonable. forward to your paper, and the news Pathway. The Burgesses are members Shore area. Give , details. Write P.O. l o ^ y ?.l4ap?ointe<1. ■ the Minnis family to Elnota, N.Y; ent prayer for our member, Isa At Garden Glub B ox 162, O cean G ro v e, N . J . 07756. CARE'W a v spirit-iifter? d i a l of all my friends in the Grove. Miss of the Choir of the Hawaiian Choir Keith Oldknow and Carl Minnis, life belle Rush, who is in the hospital. —31-39* 5:00 Donald and you a il/* ,- which presented a concert in the Audi Inspiration guards at the North End during the Mrs. Jennie Nicol introduced OCEAN GROVE - ' The Ccnten- WE WILL BUY almost any item you : summer, are roommates at Rutgers Uni torium in 1967. • ; no longer need. Furniture, rugs, plc- The Ocean Grove Historical Society Joseph Merry, Jersey. Shore Medi nial Garden' Club Was entertained by tures;> crockery, trunks, silver, coins, Mr. and; Mrs. H. Frank; Englehart, versity, where they'are beginning theit will hold its Fall meeting Monday. at cal' Center, who spoke on the Mr. and .Mrs. Otto Stoll last Wednes etc. W e.pay spot cash for things stored 27 Embury Ave., gave a buffet, going In your attic or basement. For.a pleas freshman year studies. Asbury Manor at .8 P.M. President seminar planned for Sept. 18 at day morning, • followed by a box' lunch- ant surprise, call j. F. Campbell and away dinner party for their daughter Sons, 6dl-to24. - - 36-39 At the.birthday party honoring Mb . Mr. Benjamin Wade will make.. two the Ford Auditorium and asked n.' ■ •_.. v;.v =: CO.f T im S es O f l a R a gi ! ts * Louise Gabriel, 91- Mt. Tabor Way; announcements and Mrs.:: Byron Holm? Janice on Saturday, Sept, 7. The in interested members to attend. .USED CARS—Wanted fo^ Junk or Members have bedn most enthus resaie. Any year, make, model or con vited guests were: Mrs. Samuel Smith, Mrs. Nicol then introduced Mr. HOUSES f o r r e n t held Aug. 31 at Day’s Restaurant, Mrs. es,: projects chairman, will announce iastic all • summer, planting; weeding dition. Call 449-3385. 37-42* Mrs. Olive Brook, Miss Miriam Par- Al Rosasco, candidate for town Lester Coon - presented the guest o£ plans for. the season. An informal talk and watering the garden at Centennial W AN TED - — G ood v io lin a n d /o r *vl- honor a corsage, a gift from the many will follow fc*y a representative of.. the sell, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stoll, Jr., Mr. ship committee, in. the November °J3, for serious advanced student Call and Mrs. Wm. Poland, Mrs. Poland Cottage. Mrs. IJerguson- took care of collect (201) 233r5338. —37« balcony, dishwasher ^s, garage. neighbors attending the affair. Monmouth County Historical Society. election. the roses, while. Wrs. R. Phillips cared is the former Margie Dellett; Mr. Gor Barry Johnson, director of Fam SENIOR COUPLE wish to buy home Norma G. Parker, following a vaca . Mrs. ' Robert A; Savage of ' Webb for the herbs1. Mrs. Jean Ball, * Mrs. in excellent condition. Cash - please Ocean Gro^? C'° Tlrne3 don Turk; Janice left Sept. 9th to ily and’ Youth Services in Nep call 988-2588. 37-38* tion here and spending every weekend Ave. entertained callers and helpers of Margaret Accy and Mrs- Edith Asch- begin training at Lackland Air Force tune, spoke about (heir work w ith since mid-may on Mt. Carmel Way, the Ocean Grove Prayer Brunch at a enbach wetc responsible for the annual Nt VbE»d7Mm3" s n S f ™ Sm' Base in San Antonio, Texas. the youth in the community; HELP WANTED has closed up her bungalow and re porch party, last Sat. afternoon. Pres border. Mr. and Mrs..Kenneth McCor m w T - Ca“ M8-3377' s S d fS : .Mrs. May Thompson and Mrs. —37tf turned Tuesday to her winter home in ent were: Mrs. V. Bulwinkel, Mrs. M. mick, the: lovely spring bulbs and lilac TELEPHONE SOLICITORS — Must Gertrude Smith won the Dark Richmond Hill, New York. Baldwin* Mrs. M. Keel; Mrs. E. Brews bushes. Mr. Bruhdage, the morning be experienced and punctual. Vou can H orse.- . • ■ ' W ' v phone from home or away from home J.oha VanderWyk, of Brooklyn, ter, Mrs. M. Marteus, Mrs. K. Dyke, ST. PAUL’S glories; Mr. Byron Holmes, nurtured_j —your choice. Phone 774-4118 before ^ ^ - a a « s j s - On Thur., Sept. 19th, the Mon. 8 ______- - 3it.f N;Y. & long-time summer resident the dogwood trees and Mr. Benj. Wade Mrs. H. Wilson, Mrs. A. McClelland, County Women’s Republican Club sga,*ja r s ” ' of the Grove at 116 Pilgrim Path Mrs; W . Hager, Miss' G. Rusch, Mrs. OCEAN GROVE — At the 10:45 the shrubs; Mrs. Benj. Wade, the climb PRINTERS Press men; composl- annual -card party will be at “Buck tor; steady employment here at The HOOJrlS FOB B E N I way, writes the Times: “Enclosed A.M. W orship Service Rev. Wil H. Schwartz, and Miss Norma Parker. Smith’s”, the Ocean Grove Club ers. Mrs; • Carmichal; and Mrs.' King •JSl” Main Ave.. Ocean Grove. find check to renew my subscrip liam. R. McClelland will speak on cared ‘. for/ the;- urn. All members have 775-0007. Also, part-tim e work available OCEAN GROVE—Very clean nleicin#- The Ocean Grove Art Group is is in charge of the Food Table. for retirees, will not harm social secur- r.°°rn. with light housekeeping ]^ar tion to that wonderful community “A Bag ; With ■ Holes”, Dr. Da h •lty, etc. ■■ • pleased to announce that a donation has The meeting closed with a pro weeded and watered at various, times M ?8127 sli°PP|nfT- Please caU newspaper and 99 year Happy Yaffa, director of music, will have been made to the Centennial Cottage gram of slides of interesting points Mr. George Holman oversees the ar- Office Qccan rGov^ 1282’ ^ B irthday.” "Wondrous Love” by Landen as , SITUATION WANTED in memory, of Kathryn Hopper, a de in Monmouth County, narrated by his prelude and “Fantasis Part I” -SnllcN&Grf^ ^ “ tractive vcom, Helen B. Cross, formerly, a resi parted member.- The Art Group ni'eets Frank Wilgus, of the County Dept “ *• Companion, free by Adams as his postlude. T he Year-Round to travel. Write BoJc 3372, c -o T im es O f per week Thr™ h.P01rmancnt' »W-«ao dent of Bradley Beach on Park each Wednesday at 7:30 P;M. in the of Public Promotion Information, fices, Ocean Grove. —38* Ping. 771-2328. RefcrencesSrequ|r“edP' Chapel-Celeste Choir will sing Place, moved last week to the Uncle Bill Thomson . Youth Center, and an Ocean Grove resident. —37tf “Thy W ord Is a Lamp to My • — Resident Hotel under the direction of Jack Veal; Bring ' Refreshments were served by APARTMENTS FOB RENT S IN G L E & a n d double rooms Feet”; the Cherub Choir will sing ^ ^ P ^ ^ ^ J f ^ d e s i r e d . &88-8S58. —38* your own supplies. AH ages welcome. Mrs. Lucy Coon and Mr.s Florence “This Little Light of Mine” by THE Work in the media you want. Refresh Lee. JPBRSQN-Lovely first REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Loes; and the Chancel Choir will The Arberton V ne,ar beach,. separate SHELL ments will be’ served. There will be a Attending were: Mrs. Howard entrance, private bath and kitchen: sing “I've Discovered the Way of 7 Seaview Avenue £ll?H!a£ge with bath and kitchen donation at the door. _ Furbeck, Lillian M. Jensen, Ann privileges, weekly. 775-4511. • . —26tf BEAUTY Gladness" by Hawkins. There wilt Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hehn and son, Deck, Clair Maas, Grace Von Ocean Grove, N. J. 07756 a m « m - 8ALON also be a selected solo by Mrs. FOR ONE PERSON — Lovely first Charles have closed their summer home Dreele, Fannie, Gardner, Elsie We are now accepting reserva T?T00r' .un^rnished, three room apt. • —J7* Barbara Mack. Nursery facilities Near beach and stores; all utilities. 72 Main Ave. Madsen, Anna Mead (guest), May tions for year-round hotel at 55 Bath Ave., Mr.. and Mrs. Hehn are available and the Junior $135 per month. 774-9589. —34tf OceanGrovev NX returning to their winter home in Rid Thompson, Grace Wood, May Bu- living. Three delicious meals Church meets during the service. served daily. 1ST FLOOR—Newly decorated five ^ M « v 3r5doopat,°- Tel. 775-4461 ley Park, Pa.; and • Charles to Davis chelberger, Edna Wood, Charlotte room, unfurnished apt. Yearly. Refer The Malaga Touring Choir will ences and security required. Hall block and Elkins College, West Virginia, Myers, Muriel Westall,, Eleanor C. Single rooms (1 person) $265 b a th ^ ^ „ 7 H a ^ d w o o rdli'oo'S’tg S present a concert at 7 p.m. Eve- per month and np .o b each , 3 b lo ck s to s to re s. $175. ^ s e m e n t . A sking $22,500 MATJTnw where he is a senior; During the sum Hamilton, Jucie M. Bryant, Mrs. monthly plus utilities. CaU 775-2723. PERSONALIZED BERVIOB S « AG^ CYl13™ ’ Avc^O ° g ! Alice G. Holt,. Mrs. R. Maginnis, Doable (2 persons) $480 per -■ '■ ; ; —35tf —37-40 month and op j R,OVE, — -Center of town , - FAMILY house. G b ed ro o m s. Miss J. Ke r r, Frieda Fielder, Unfurnished, Lovely 2 f t rooms. Adults. Write now for full, particulars hnv n n ?a?cc’ block from ocean. Blumenschine, Gertrude Smith, as accommodations are limited. No pets, $165 monthly, including heat and water. Lease, Security. Available 776-921277B m i a fte ^r0omr 8 p .m . $24,000. —38* CaU Virginia McAndrews, Joy L. Roy- Phone 201-774-1323 •Oct. 1st. 774-5496 or 774-4132. —37tf INDIVID- ar, Mona Radford, Annette Gar- LOVELY APT. in beautiful house.for « ^ ? « SINESS OPPORTUNITIES the right person. 775-4511. —35tf RESPONSIBLE PERSON — Wanted UALIZED della,. Marie Hernnan, Blanche ° F n and operate candy and con Swenson, Edith M. Keer, Mary H. fection vending route. Ocean Grove SERVICE SPACIOUS apartment, 3rd floor In Stackhouse, Florence .E Baker, heart of Ocean Grove business district. S««r^uUndlll?. ?rea* Peasant busi Reference. Year round. Available now. ness. High profit Items. Can start part Florence G. Dwyer, Mrs. Lillian time. Age or experience not import CLEM’S Reasonable rent. Write Box 7000, c-o a n t. R e q u ire s c a r an d $1395 to $4795 Lone, Mrs. Harriet Bonk, Mrs. Mil Times Office, Ocean Grove, for fast Onr Specialty— action. • • —35 cash investment. For d e ta ils write and “Everything for the Table” BLOWOUTS include your phone number; * dred Baldwin, Mrs. Charlotte. Sut- Department BVV phcn, Mrs. Ruby Fleischer, and Beauty Salon DAY'S SANDPIPER APTS., 46 Em- 3938 Meadowbrook Rd Cor• Pilgrim Pathway & Olin St. Phone 774-1749 bury Ave. Wanted - nice tenants for Tempo Mrs. A, LeRoy Ward. attractive, modern, year-round apart M in n eap o lis, M N 55428 ’* ments, Convenient location. Phone 775- OCEAN GROVE . 89 Main Avenue '• 6255 o r 566-2636. —^ 7 tf TEN BEAUTIFUL acres on Prince Hairdressers -— ' '• Edward Island. Canada. Property has WEEKEND SPECIALS SEPT. 20, 21 CHARMING, FURNISHED apt. for trout stream and fronts County Road. 44 Yt Main Ave. OCEAN GROVE quiet lady. Available Oct. l, yearlv. Homes on each side. $3,950. 681-0124. SUBSCRIBE TO THE 775-2809. Attractive w inter rentals. M ar —38* OCEAN GROVE TeL 776-7161 • ion Smith Agency, 138 Main Ave., U.S. CHOICE — Bone-in Style - 774-9511 - TIMES $6.00 A YEAR Ocean Grove. 775-2809. -37-40 WANTED TO RENT SpeclftlMflf In OCEAN GROVE —~ Two bedroom, APARTMENT — two bdrms. for two Permanent W»Tln* second floor apartment, separate en sisters, senior citizens. 1st floor, Un- trance, yearly, available Oct. 1. Com furnished preferred. References. 363- fortable, cute : and . cozy. $140.00 per . —37ti OCEAN GROVE FLOWER month plus utilities; Call 774-5566.-38 WINTER RENTAL — 1: furnished / HOTEL or boarding house, GRADE' A a p t., $125 per mo.; 1 efficiency apt., (with option to buy) for senior cltl- and GIFT SHOPPE $100 per month. 16 Main Ave., Ocean ben. Call Mr. Rodney 462-0541. -36-42 G ro v e. ■ ; -3 8 -3 9 tOST & FOUND FRYING WHOLE— --59c lb. LARGE, sunny apartment, three rms.. W E E K E N D S P EC IA L — fORMULk75Q F O U N D — Bathing suit. Call 988-1665. EXCLUSIVE PERM furnished, all utilities, heat, /second ✓ MIXED FLOWERS - $1.50 BUNCH floor) $180.00 month. Security. 774-4706. ______'• — 38* CHICKENS CUT-UP - - - - 63c lb. ■ . • —38* MERCHANDISE FOR «AT,j» OCEAN. GROVE economy apartment, HORMEL — ALL MEAT or ALL BEEF • Bank Americard & Master Charge Accepted second floor, one or two bedrooms, bath, kitchenette and private porch. YARD SALE — Depression glass,' Please call 892-0705 (preferably after bric-a-brac, books, few chairs, electric • TEL. 988-7900-7901 • ~ P.m .) • —38 cooker, etc., Saturday, Sept. 21, 9 AM. FRANKS -lfi).Pkjt— -99c to noon. 93 Main Ave.. Ocean Grove. 44 MAIN AVE., OCEAN GROVE Ted Trouwhorst, Proprietor AVAILABLE October 1 ■—. Lovely 3 ______• —38* rm. apt,, Sunse.t Ave. on. Deal Lake, TASTE OF SEA FROZEN Asbury Park; all outside rooms. Pri RED OVERSTUFFED olatform rock — Honrs: 8:30 A.M. - 6 P.M. . Friday 'tU 8 PJM. — vate bath, 'utilities, handy to b uses. e r - bargain - 17 N ew Y o r k Ave., up- • R eferen ces. 775-111. —38* stairs, Sat. morning - 10 to 12 noon. FLOUNDER P IN N E R S ----59c —38* WANTED TO RENT MOVING — Must sell - beautiful 10 pc. Heppclwalte dining set, graceful STOFFERS FROZEN Eliminate Your Plumblngr WANTED — In October, one-room black upright piano $150* antique mir efficiency or two rooms, unfurnished, rors, oak chairs, No-Mar kitchen table and Heating Problems . rent not to exceed $160. Ocean' Grove & -chairs $13. Kelvlnator $15,, fuU size lady. Call 776-5815. -37-38 walnut bed, box spring and mattress YELLOW CUP CAKES - - - -89c $30., maple china closet $30,t- antique GENTLEMAN — Slngler wishes one ceiling fixture- $5..- 2 white porcelain Call or’ two room efficiency. Must be rea tab le s, w ooden tab le $5.,: g la s s w a re ,.' NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 1 sonable. Permanent. Andre Taloff. 774- pottery, pots . and pans, largo -meat RED TOKAY GRAPES - - 39c lb. I'V't.d** vhjp.nj ,tv(.ng V'.m.uro ■ 4957. -3 7 -3 8 grinder, 3 pcs, marble, curtain rods, livtnltt A.Mit, , |0, J nV i-j« etc., other chairs $2. ea, 54 Heck; Ave., • Residential & Commercial.:.. Free YEARROUND APT. —. Unfurn. for O .G . : VV:' : : —38* MONTCO - 32 OZ. BOX *. Estimatea - . . All Work Guar 560 Cookman Ave. three adults. Four rooms. Reasonable. anteed . . . Electric Sewer In Ocean Grove. References. Write DESK, oak barrel top, ornate brasses ASBURY PARK Box 2222,v c- oTlmes Office, Ocean on drawers and cupboards, circa 1880; Cleaning G ro v e ..:...•:) ■■■„;; -3 7 -3 9 * 42 in. round, oak, pedestal dining room SPICED WAFERS - - - - 99c table, claw feet, two leaves: Colonial SENIOR DISCOUNT Mon; thru rock maple, bedroom set: Hammond U T 1 VPDC PH 115 NewEate Lane SUBSCRIBE TO “THE TIMES” ! Orcan. Spinet. Model MC: odd choirs, n . 1 . A l L l l 3 l i U . Neptune, N. J. Thurs. (Except on Specials) rugs, other items. 95 Broadway,*Ocean Grove. Friday (tomorrow) 3-5 P.Mr. NOW ONLY * $6, PER YEAR! Sat.. 8-2. —38* PAGE SIX OCEAN GROVE TIMES, AND NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1974
m m m m RED DANK — As Merlin the Magi Scnyiciv Ave. with his wife ami child- television scries, "One Life to Live”, T H E 775-1188 Griesingcr Aids Monmouth Chorus cian in the Broadway show “Camelot”, ren, Mr..GriesingcrMr.. pursues- Iiis career , The “Gondoliers” is in' production Fred Griesinger of Ocean. Grove trans bpthboth locally and inin.Neiv New York.York, Me has i k v v and will be presented at the Carle- COLUMBIA . l i C T ' ! ! formed Richard - Burton; into the fa .most,most -recently recently been seen in the daytime ,(:nton Theatre on December 6th and 7th. bled King Arthur. Now Mr. Griesinger E L E V A T O R HOTEL mM B B T wields the wand of stage director' for the Monmouth; Civic Chorus' produc . 29 Of tion of “Gondoliers”, this time creating Open All Year Dukes,, Kings, Queens and several handsome gondoliers as weIl.N_. • ;• Community -Mental- Health Center Attractive, Comfortable Accommodations for Permanent and Transient Guests . . . Meals for Permanent Guests only. • Mr. Griesingcr .brings . an-Jmpres- CORNER MAIN & BEACH AVENUES OCEAN GROVE sive list of professional credits to his ; NEPTUNE - Jersey. Shore Medical Community Mental Health Center con? work, having received his Master.; De Center-Fitkin Hospital will hold dedi tains a 30 bed inpatient unit designed =*miaiiiiuii« •iiiiiaiiiiiiiiaHiiiaiitiii,ial|||||iiauauairtinitauuuiiiiiaiiiiiairiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiifi!(iii~tiiiiaiiiiiaiiiuiii^ gree in Music from the' Eastman School cation; ceremonies For its' $2,314,000 u ■ provide a :trial .itvin£.Environmental' of Music in Rochester, N. Y. He has .Community Mental Health Center on setting ' to : help speed;’ recovery* Detor- • • | UA Home for All Seasons’5 TiicWhitfieldHotel I appeared.1 here on 'Broadway in "Hello Sunday, Septi 29,, at 3 p.m. According ated in warm earth;■tones, each; rooni . Surf, Beach and Bath Avenues Dolly”, “.Pickwick”, "Kelly”, and in to an announcement •.•bvr'jVirs^/.Jnhn B. features carpeting and; private bath Overlooking the Ocean "Camelot”, where in addition to play Boyd, vice 'president of the Board of facilities, as well as.individual heating European Plan ing 'Merlin,: he also understudied Rob trustees and chatrman .of the dedica■ and air conditioning systems so ,the; air IDEAL NORTH END LOCATION: ert Goulet in the role of Sir Lancelot tion committee, Joseph Irwin, director temperature can be tailored to. th e? pa Short walks to Ocean, Auditorium, In Great Britian he perforined in prov of the Monmouth County Board-' of tients* individual needs;’ Energy . saving ■ Restaurants, bus terminal, amuse incial theatre, television and night club Chosen 'Freeholders, will, be the * key skylights located above, the nurses' sta ments, Rooms w/wo light house keeping, private facilities, apart work in London. , note. speaker. The public is invited to tion take advantage of the natural light ments, efficiencies. Hospitable at Enjoying the best of both possible attend the event which will feature and enhance the appearance, of the mosphere, free refreshments in worlds,; he combined ocean travel with an open house tour of the" new facility. unit; Both individual and group, ther homelike color TV lounge. Con apy are utilized, as well; as chemother tinental breakfast available. his singing performing in “Cabaret” on “The Community Mental. Health Open All Year - Tel. (201) 776-9724 the Queen; Elizabeth, Opera roles have Center will be one of the most ad apy or other presented treatment. A Mr. and Mrs. Hendrik 3. A n tontsss vanced facilities .of its type in the cheerful . dining room* library, music Managing Owners included leads in “La Boheme”, “Car and recreation room,, as well as a: tele* , ...... men” and “Falstaff”. In the New York United States,” said D r. Robert A. City Center’s *65 Gilbert & Sullivan Rounds, Center Director, pointing out vision and reading lounge are available Season, he did many leading role: in the many architectural 'innovations and for patients. The inpatient unit also The DEANS 55 Embury op“AL'^ Ave., Ocean Grove cluding the Duke in "Gondoliers”. complete, program o f : psychiatric serv contains the most modem fire, detec 7754076 Breakfast Served 8*10 Now living in Ocean Grove at 34 ices provided b y . the center ranging, tion equipment available* as Well as from full time resident treatment to a central microphone system and sooth outpatient care. ing piped in music. ; Although construction on the center •PARTIAL ’ HO^PITALiZATION has just been completed, quality mental SERVICE — This is an important al health care services have been avail ternative to 24 hour hospital care,; de able to area residents since April 1. signed for; adults who; requite more .T n an k y o ti These five key elements of care, rec intensive treatment than the outpatient ommended by the National Institute service can provide, but who can spend of Mental Health, are provided by a some . of .their time 'away' from - thei skilled professional staff and include: hospital.,;The ability to return home each , day is a major factor in hasten OUTPATIENT SERjVICE - Pa ing recovery; it, also results in far less tients / who come to the Community • costly care. Partial hospitalization facile Mental Health Center are seen by pro ities include a modem, fully, equipped fessional stafF members and may pa;- kitchen so that patient; members can ticipate in individual, group, and fam-l assist in the preparation of ‘ their own ily therapy, and receive medication ac metils,' a colorful dining Toqm: and Tiv-: cording to their individual needs. A ing area, group' therapy and ‘ .recrea ■V'-'v,- ■ ; J '-A --' , busy outpatient psychiatric clinic, of tional ; rooms. A large outside, ;slate fered to the community as a service patio is also provided for patients” to by Jersey Shore Medical Center since enjoy, during pleasant iveather, 1972, has been absorbed, into the new /. t v/', -."V-K outpatient service. Special services for CONSULTANT AND EDUCA children include play therapy and rec TION SERVICE - This service 'at reational facilities. tempts to preventemotional disturb ance through the provision o f mental: EMERGENCY SERVICE - The health assistance, advice and education specially trained staff is able to handle to a wide variety of; community agen*: severely distrubed, non-violent patients cies* and: care.--givers’ and ■.other -com who may. be brought to Jersey Shore munity-groups. Seminars;; speaking -.en Medical Center. There will be a 24 gagements,. ,etc., are used; to provide hour telephone “hot line” to answer useful knowledge and: information to; calls, give assurances to troubled per promote ‘ positive mental.'health; arid to IS ilH sons and suggest referrals or Other insure utilization of theV full; scope of courses of action. Mobile emergency center services. Consultation arid: edu teams will be able to intervene in crisis cation programs relate the Community situations in the patient's, home, when Mental Health Center to the \wider indicated and requested. system of human services of which - the -INPATIENT SERVICE - The' Center] is a part,' : l l l l l l Free Monmouth County Histories Now Available from County Promotion
FREEHOLD — “Monmouth . , . A Canfield, New Shrewsbury, editorial Page in History” and “Remember Old cartoonist, for the Newark Star Lodger, Monmouth”, the illustrated history The books are in- use as teaching books published by die Board of Free aids in numerous, schools, in Monmouth holders, have been reprinted to meet County and throughout the state. the continuing demand. Copies have been requested by li TTie reissuance marks die sixth print braries, individuals and schools nation ing of “Monmouth . . . A Page in His wide, in response to. reviews and an SiaSiiSi tory” since it was first published two nouncements in many publications. years ago. Over 45,000 copies are al- Free copies can be obtained from reading in circulation. * the county Department of Promotion 9 Free unlimited cheeking - In 40 pages, with drawings and pho and Public Information, Hall of Rec Write as many checks as you like. No minimum balance ords, Freehold 07728. required and no monthly maintenance fee. tographs, the volume recreates county We've put the most popular bank services history, centering on the Battle of Into one package. It’s called the Full Circle Monmouth, and presents an overview Account, and there are two ways you can get it. • Full Circle I.D. Your Full Circle Account Card makes all Full Circle ser of historic- sites and events. • Wheel Alignment vices readily available to you. It also guarantees that your Tho “three way” ‘'Remember Old Monmouth”, now • Shocks & Mufflers When you open a regular savings account for personal check and/or paycheck will be oashod at any of reprinted for the third time, is a 44- less than $300, the complete package is youra our 27 offices without delay or additional Identtflcttton. page compilation of historical vignettes p Brake Service written by James S. Brown, associate for a small monthly fee of $3. That’s the aver* • Free personalized checks age cost of a checking account alone, yet it editor of the Asbury Park Press, which • General Repairs Serially numbered checks personalized with your name pays for checking and a lot more with Full gave permission for their use. and addross are supplied at no cost Tour Safety Is Oar Bninessl imW Circle, Account. But there’s a better way . “Monmouth . . . A Page in History” The "free way” • Bounce-fr** chicking was written by Mr. Brown, William j. PETE LaVANCE You can also have a Full Circle Account at no If you write a check for more than your balance, we'll Zaorski, Freehold bureau chief of The cost whatsoever if you maintain a balance of i cover It up to your pre-arranged limit. (Normal finance Daily Register of Red Bank, and Dr. 604 Highway S5 $300 or more in your regular savings account. charga* apply.) Peter J. Guthorn of Brielle, a surgeon Neptune Dial 774-2442 m s i and. author. Not only will you be getting a super value for • B% Rsgular Savings free, but your savings will earn 5% interest All Full Circle Account customors will 'enjoy tha maxi Both volumes were illustrated by Bil compounded daily. mum Interest on savings compounded dally. OCEAN GROVE Complete Collision • Discounts on loans Repair Service You’re entitled to a discount on most personal Install ment loans. Nursing Home • • 24 Hour Towing 63 CLARK AVE. • 775-0554 • Free money orders, caihter checks and etrtlflsd chscks There's no charge when you nood a money order or an • Reasonable Rates official chock. • Newly Renovated MONMOUTH • 24 Hr. R. N. Coverage • Fras travelers' checks i • Diabetics — Cardiacs A U T O B O D Y Forget about the foe. . . they’re freel • Convalescents — Post- Phone 774-6635 Operative 181 S. Main St. • BankAmericard Medicaid and Neptune, N. J. Pew 4 wb’re hot squarb about money *' Full Clrolo / :count customers receive their own Bank- Medicare Approved .• Americard, the most popular charge card In tho world. Full Circle Account! No other bank has If, so ; (Normal finance charges apply.) look for the sign of the red circle and sign up For All Your «oon. Take the “three way” or the “free way” • Sav-O-Matlc DUNLAP’S . . . either way, when your application is ap ., , Toll us how much you want to save monthly, and wo'll proved, you’re on the road to the biggest value automatically transfer that amount from your cheeking Floorcovering LIMOUSINE SERVICE in banking. ^ Into your sayings account. - We,Go Anywhere! Offices throughout Central New Jersey. Consult • Free bank-by-niall • Needs fRIDE WITH DICK TO ALL your phone book for the ono nearest you. Also ■ Savo on gas ond bank-by-mall. We'll supply free postago -SEE- .AIRPORTS AND PIERS available at New Jersey National Bank of Princeton. both ways. Member FDIC' Davison Ru.«« DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE 39 Pilgrim Pathway |Get your reservations in now. OCEAN GROVE, N J. - Tel. 775-7371 - Phone 775-5445
STUB'S THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1974 OCEAN GROVE TIM ES, AND NEPTUNE TIME^- TOWNSHIP OF NEPTPNR NEW JERSEY PAGE SEVEN
Frederick Alvarez, th e council’s Spanish • speaking representative, and George Shomo, president of the Westside Community Coalition. Memorial Flag Presen led Post XI'PTUXS — The LadiesAux iliary to the O'Brien Major VFW '2i?.Z, held its regular meeting at the post home Thursday. Mi's. Har- i - m.in presided. Mrs. M a e Joralcmen presented I'o k ~i Pickup ft Delivery Service Tel. 774-230# 774-23*1 GROVE-CITY CLEANERS 49 M ain Avenue, Ocean Grove ' 122 So,-Main Street, Ocean GroT. Wo operate our own cleaning and FREEHOLD — Retirement from (lie Superior Court bench marks Pressing Machines (he end of a long judicial career Cor Judge Alton V. Evans, of Long Branch. As lie hung un his robe nyon reaching the mandntnry re- (iroMcnt age of 70, Judge Evans could look back over more than •10 years of ,i".:!icial service which began when lie v/As named re corder, o- nolire judge, in F.nng Branch. He was mayor uT i.ong Branch fror.i 133G (o 1(14-1. His service on the Manm'ith County bencii fcefatt in ISIS, when lie v/as appointed iudne of what was then the Second Judicial Court. lie became a District Court Judge in 11)48, and was elevated (o the Monmouth Countv Court in 1955. He was (lien apuointel to the Superior Court in Jvly, 1372. RAPID REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUSES ELECTRICIAN By Peggy Goodrich - Museum Curator Historian & Chronicler of The Times taa PROSPECT AVE., SHARK RIVER HILLS It’s a "Meet Your Local Candi- search” Come and bring a friend! dates” Program at the regular -Last Saturday was a great day meeting of the Shark River Hills for Neptune. City when the United Property Owners Association. It Fire Co. No. 1 celebrated their 75th will be held at 8 P;M., Sept. 23rd, anniversary with a gala parade. Ov- AGENTS •31 at the Shark River Hills Firebouse, er 4,000 viewed the colorful 2Vs ALLIED AGROGERS ASBURY AYM Brighton Avenue. Pres. George hour parade with the viewing stand ASBURY P A I1 May also reports that all Hills at the triangle of Sylvania Ave. and CARPETS AND LINOLEUM VAN LINES CaU 775-2#tt Property Owners are invited and Roue 35 and refreshments were ser-, MOVING AND STORAGE refreshments will.be served at the ved at th e Sylvania Recreation end of the meeting. Field where Gov. Brendon Byrne MILK AND CREAM The fail meeting of the Town- °ame by helicopter fo r a short sur- ship of Neptune Historical Society Prise visit. 140 pieces of fire equip- WARDELL’S DAIRY will be held on Tues., Sent. 24th ment were in the great parade led DAIRY PRODUCTS at 8 P-M., at the Neptune Library by Grand Marshall Howard Brand. NEPTUNE, N. J. Adult Reading Lounge. Mrs. Ellen Trophies were awarded to Shark Morris of Allenhurst, a profession- River Hills - best float; Fair Hav- FABIO BATTAGLIA PAINTING — DECORATING _ al .genealogist, will be the guest en — Most firemen in the march; speaker, discussing “Genealogy Re- Hightstown—ibest appearing fire GILLAN PAINTING SERVICE • , INTERIOR — EXTERIOR Aluminum Combination Storm Windows • Doors • P iillw Bill GllUn, Prop. • 775-8727 • P.O. Box *42, Or*** 6 c* n NEIL SOCHA - 774-2200 Painting & Decorating - Interior & Exterior COAL AND FUEL OIL 139 COOKMAN AVE., OCEAN GROVE, N. J. Fully Insured • Expert Work Thompson Fuel Company - 775-2300 PLUMBING and HEATING ESSO WATCH DOG SERVICE Residential ft Commercial . Estimates Ckeerfmlly Otvw 117 SO. MAIN ST. — MERRILL H. THOMPSON, Prop FRANK J. ECKART — 774-0656 GARAGE — STORAGE *18 BURLINGTON AVE. • BRADLEY BEACH, N. J. PROPERTY RECONDITIONING The WM. R. HOGG COMPANY, Inc. PLUMBING HEATING AlR-CONDITiONl '■■"J CONTRACTORS • Dial 775-3195. “Serving th e Shore Are# Since 1900” Fourth and Railroad Aves. Asbury Parity Jj" RADIO & TELEVISION — SALES & SEItVICS TELEVISION & APPLIANCE • Color T.v., Stereo, n&w T.V., Air' Conditioner* ancea. Alio complete aeleetlon of mudl apnl NO WAITING — FAST SAME-DAY SERVICE Toaate/j, ludloa, Vacnom ciMuan, He. 69 HIGHWAY U • NBPTUNC i FOR: ■: \ ■ ' l • Plumbing # Auto. Water Heaters ROOFS — SIDINGS Heating # Oil Burners GENERAL ROOFING CO. ROOFING — SIDING — GUTTERS — LEADS COMBINATION WINDOWS FREE ESTIMATES Electric Sewer Cleaning Dial 776-8249_____1408% CorUea Are,, Neptnne Robert D< WE SELL — INSTALL — SERVICE OLSON ROOFING & SIDING CO; RE-ROOFING - SIDING - GUTTERS • LEADERS 810 FIRST AVE., ASBURY PARK ESTABLISHED 1903 ■ FREE ESTIMATES ■ Tel. 775-0715 SIDING — Aluminum & SON, INC. FENCES — Chain Link and Wood R & K Aluminum Co. - Call 776-7979 321 MAIN STREET BRADLEY BEACH - N. J. License 1225 ' _ Storm Windows • Aluminum Siding • Storm Doors RADIO DISPATCHED SERVICE .______By Reynolds and Alcoa • Dupont Tedlar ESTABLISHED 1909 NEPTUNE PAGE EIGHT OCEAN GROVE TIMES, AND NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP,OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1974 Grove; Mrs. Jean K. Beckwermert of tioned in Hawaii; two daugh ObiObituaries Paterson and Mrs. Lois K. Hicks of ters, Linda, a student at the Uni You’re Reading the Family Newspaper Paradise" Valley; Arizona;- ; a .brother, versity’of-^St. Augustine, Fla., and jl •’ ,' MKS. MRS. GEORGE G DEWEY Charles MacLeod of- Woodstock, Vir Patricia, at home; his parents, Mr. , • c a n n o n , SR. CA ;gi'nia, and. five grandchildren. y ': and Mrs. Felix Vecchione, East ; OCEAN GRO\;EG .— Services were JOIN US and YO U R FR IEN D S in our Olde-Fashioned . There was. jr funeral service, at The. Douglas,- Mass., and a brpther, Jo morning in St. Paul's . United < Monday morn Church of The Messiah in- Paterson, seph, Miami, Fla, Church for Mrs. Helen* G. ;'.A;' ;' ■ Methodist' Chi with . Rev, Newel C. Grimes. official- A mass service was held Monday,, C H UCK WAG ON SPECI AL of 16; Ocean Avenue, at 2 P.M. in Sterett Hall, Charles suddenly..; last Friday at the ton Naval Base, for the four Navy v s ,.. -..v?re Medical ; Center. Inter* THOMAS J. DEVLIN man and four civilian Navy men iinent. was in Fnirmount Cemetery, - Services were , last • Saturday - for who were killed in the jetliner dis ALL-U-WANT 'Newark.. ‘;y■ •_ .. Thomas Jv Devlin,- 24 Oakcrest • Drive, aster. Among the former was Rear $ $ ' . A'resident here for the last 25 years,'* and formerly of Ocean Grove, who re Adm.' Charles W. Cummings, com ;was,; ia; former . resident of Newark. ceived, the highest* award in Scouting, manding officer of the 6th Naval DAILY from 5 P. M. sbandi, she was the the Silver Beaverin 1968, last Thurs District here. r-manager'; of- the ."■’Main day. He was 64., ’ : — - Shoppe, now ' tlie • In 1968 : Mr. . Devlin received •; the SUNDAY from 2 P.M • \ Towne Coffed , Shoppe, opposite the highest award in Scouting,- the Silver • PRIME RIBS • BAR-B-Q-CHICKEN • SPARE RIBS ^ ^ l ^ ( ^ : :. post office, here. Beaver.; He i’oxraed . his own; paining ■ OCEAN GROVE • CORNON-THE-COB • WATERMELON 'vaf a. n^c.l^^er and .decorating; -business \here, retiring COAST GUARD SEAMAN AP .-Paul V-Church and a past president of. four -,( ; : r plus OUR FAMOUS SALAD BAR ears . ago. . . BUSINESSMEN’S LEAGUE PRENTICE BENJAMIN F. VAN 'the Ocean Grove Auxiliary to the. Jer- : yy yt etc ran of World War II, he had STANDINGS: W. L. Pts. VLIET, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Van and many other Delicious Foods been active in Scouting Since he was a Ethel's Stationery 5 1 . . 7- Vliet of 6 Ash Drive, Neptune, gradu ; George D., Regular Menu also Available — Open 7 Days all year! little boy iti Freehold Township. He O.G. Flower & Gift 4 2 ’ ,■ 6; ated from recruit training at the Coast a daughter, • Your favorite beverages — Make up a party and come to the .,. j was a .niember. of the;Monmouth Couii- Desiderip Olds #1 4 .2 . 5 Guard Training Center, Cape May. ‘:;r" r* - n Guzzp) : Spring • cj] 0ov Scoiits of- America and wa( a Desiderio Olds #2 : '3 3 ; 4,. Tlie training included instruction in ai sister^1 Mrs. Mahel./Ricmersma jvi ..... Master in Cub Pack No., 41 in Smith’s Hardware 3 3 4 seamanship, damage control, close order s Ocean Grove, and three grand- n™hn grand- Oceans ;;Grove. , He wasi also ; district O.G. Memorial Home 3 3 4. drill, first aid, marksmanship, . Coast children. Mrs-.. Cannon was i Cannon .»waj;^, pro-dc-rj C(,nimissioner for the Southern District Hurry Real Estate ; i 3 4 Guard history arid military regulations. GABLES Just east of bv her.husband in'-195^. of Monmouth Council. Pathway Market 3 ■; 3 ; ’ 4 ' m k m a m m ry’s with a 539 series. The loss dropped He was past: president of' the Nepr Morawe’s ■ 1 5 V Medical Center Hurry's from 3rd to 7th. Desiderio VIOLA L. BOCCIA ' Campbell's Barbers 1 5 .; 1 ' GROVE - Mrs. Viola L; df '“ ^ S health. He was treasurer .. Ethel's Stationery moved into first Olds #1 moved from 7th' to ;3rd Fitkin Hospital when he retired.; -: ' Heck 'Aye., died place in: the Ocean Grove Business-j Porntsfrom Mbrawes.,The Surviving are his widow, Mrs. L. men's League as they rolled to a 4 |° .G . .Memorral Home moved up RT. 33 — NEPTUNE (.Lorraine Devlin; two sons, Thomas ]. - - - - notch from; 6th . to 5th as' they took (Thursday), at Jr., and Michael Ji, both here; a broth Desiderio Olds ..#2 -for 3 points. Bill Funeral Home, Smith’s Hardware team Monday night er. Daniel J.. of Hic]tsvillc; Long Is Smith led. the IVlem.orial i loine. with his Park. Funeral, mass * at the at Bradley Lanes. Phil Moses led Eth- land, and six grandchildren. 534 on a 189 high. Larry Hand aided Park Church of the Holy Spirit el’i with a 530 series on games of 187, The Ocean Grove Memorial Home, with a 211’ game. Pathway ^ Iarket A.M. 177. Ken Orr was high for .Smith’s Ocean Grove, was in charge of arrange lifelong shore area, resident. Mrs. with a 517,on a 190 game. S m ith 's '^ 0 7 " , 3 beinR ments. Interment was at Monmouth who had been in first place, dropped C;lml'bells Barbers. Neil DenBraven Boccia was a Gold Star .mother, having Memorial Park. New Shrewsbury. * 4 * .I.-K.was tKn the ,bigI.!,. - guri for. Ti...Pathway, as 1 he NOTICES TO PERSONS DESIRING | -.lost two sons in World W ar.11. . to ' 5th in the standings. The Ocean Grove Flower & Gift Shoppe moved finished with a 'nice - 559 series on rviving arc two sons, John F., games of 201, 179, 179/ V . / ; River and Arthur H.. New York CHARLES L. JONES from 4th to 2nd place as they took 3 CIVILIAN ABSENTEE BALLOTS NEPTUNE - Charles L. Jones, 61, points from Hurry Real Estate. Bud of B15V4 Corlies' Ave. and formerly Fraley 'had ; the high- game, fo r’ the Hamilton Women of Ocean Grove, died Sunday. Mr,' Giftmeji, a 19Br and Biickey .Thorpe; If you are a qualified and registered voter in the State who expects .to Dorothy! .Jones was a lifelong shore area resident, had a steady 188. Bill Crelin led Hur- S l i p p G l * S e p t * 2 6 be absent outside the State on November 5, 1974, or a qualified and regis nson See, 70 Stockton Ave., died Services were last Friday from . the TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE NEPTUNE “The Light of the She was 79. Francioni,, Taylor and Lopez’ Funeral Notice of ■ Registration • arid -v • World” will be the subject of the tered voter who will be within the State on November 5, 1974, but because Home. , ■ General Election The Francioni, Taylor and Lopez; September 2G, J974, is the last day sermon this Sunday in the Hamilton of illness or physical disability or because of the observance of a religious ;Mr. Jones was the.produce manager for persons to register or change United Methodist Church, Old Cor Funeral Home, Neptune, was.in charge their voting; address to enable, them holiday pursuant- to the tenets of your religion, or because of resident o£ arrangements. for Shop-Rite Supermarkets' Inc., Bri- to vote at the; General Election; lies Avenue. The pastor, the Rev. Sher- attendance at a school, college or university, will be unable to cast youi- elle.: Theine office,,,oiuce orof- tnethe- Township rownsnip cierjt, Clerk, c __ *11 . r ____ .■ ■ _ _ _ ■ Neptune Municipal ComplcK, 25 Nep- 1 m an Robinson, will give th e sermon ballot at the polling place in your district on said date, and you desire to ’ »«IS. SADIE .HI. KEARNEY He was a life member and exempt tune Boulevard, Neptune, (988-5200), ’ a t th e 9:30 and 11 A.M.Worship fireman with the Washington Fire Co., is open Monday through, Friday, from vote in the General Election to be held November 5, 1974, kindly, write or ^ IRVINGTON - Mrs. Sadie Kcar- 9 A.M. to 5 P.M., for this ‘purpose, Services. Anthems will be sung by the' Ocean Grove, and president of the Nep (except Municipal holidays). apply in person to the undersigned at once requesting that a civilian . 1 ^ ncy, age 77, of 941 Sanford Avenue; Any: registered voter who has chang Chapel and Chancel ‘Choirs under tune Police Reserves. here; and 36 Atlantic Avenue, Orean ed his or her name due to marriage, Organist-Director Mr. James A. Me- absentee ballot be forwarded to you. Such request must state your home . Surviving are his widow, . Jane, four re-marriage, divorce or .by court, must v.Grove, died Sept. II, at her residence re-register. Any registered voter who Kimm. The . Carol Choir, ’under the address, and the address to which said ballot should be sent, and must sons, Charles L. Jr., Ocean Grove; Da has moved, within the county, with direction of Miss Donna Robinson and i‘ . » ' i n Irvington. She was; born, in "Pater in the district, or from' one district be signed with your signature, and state the reason why you. will not be vid E., Charles O., and Larry, all here; IT. ‘ son and lived for the past 9 years in tb another on or before September 26, Mrs. Richard’ Taylor/ will sing at 11 four daughters, Mrs. Jacquelyn Milenac 1974, must sign a change-oi-address able to vote-at your usual polling place. No Civilian absentee ballot will Irvington and in Ocean Grove arid fo^pri w ith h is m u n icip al clerk or n o ti and Nursery Care .for small children and Mrs. Donna Weiner, here; Mrs. fy, the office of the Commisioner of be furnished or forwarded to any applicant unless request therefore is prior to that in Glen Rock and in is provided. Sharon Boehmer, Piscatawayj and Mrs, Registration In writing. All changes of having lived most of her address must be mailed prior to or by The Sunday School will meet at received not less than 7 days prior to the election, and contains th£ fore Glorya Andrews, Kingsport, Tenn.; his Septem b er 26, 1974. Paterson., The District Boards of. Election will 9:30 a.m. with classes for toys and going information. Forms of application can be obtained from the under father, F, Oscar, Baldwin, N.Y.; two pK in the places hereinafter designated girls beginning with the Nursery de ■s-ns-esa. ijf. .. . was a member of Jephtha Chap on Tuesday; November^.5, 1974, be signed or your municipal clerk. ter #134, Order of Eastern : Star, a sisteri, Mrs. Elenore Greene, Ocean tween the hours of 7 A.M. and ,8 partment, ages. 2 and 3. The program Township; and Mrs. Gloria Pitman, P.M. for the purpose of conducting a includes an Adult Bible Glass which i!V ' ■' ’_!■ monber of First .Presbyterian Church General Election to vote upon the can Baldwin, N.Y.; and 14 grandchildren didates for the following offices: . meets in the Church Office, Mr. Dated: September 5, 1974 The Francioni, Taylor and Lopez ‘ A Congressman A Sheriff . Claries A. Faulkner, Supt, Benjamin H. Danskin, County Clerk Funeral Home, here, is in charge of A County Clerk The United Methodist Yoiidi ^fel Two Members of the Board of * Predeceased by hex husband, Wil- thq arrangements. Chosen Freeholders lowship- groups will meet Sunday at Election Department Two Members of the Township Com 7 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hart are .; liam U. Kearney in 1960, she is sur mittee (Full Term) Highway #9 & Campbell Court ELECTION DISTRICTS advisors to the: Senior Highs and Mr. vived by a son, W . Frank Kearney of MRS. JOSEPH SCRIVANI The Township of Neptune polling and Mrs.-Harry Reid, to the Junior ' Bcxgeniaeld; 3 daughters, Mrs. Doris, NEPTUNE Mis. Margaret Seri- places are. as follows: Freehold, New Jersey 07728 DISTRICT ONE High students. / - ^ Williams of Irvington and of Ocean vani, 29 Albany Rd.» died last Tues P e Q i u n i M m n Fire House. Central A t»- The United'Methodist Women will " — — o u t and •lin Street. Ocean Grove. day at the age of 73; meet Wed. Sept.’ 25, beginning with a (Signed) Scrvlcei were last Saturday, with DISTRICT TWO Polling Place covered dish supper at 6:30' PJV1., Interment at St. Catherine's Cemetery. Stokes Fire House, Olin St. and Cen BENJAMIN H. DANSKIN m M m : tral Ave., Ocean Grove. hostesses members of the Faith Circle. iMrs. Scrivani. was an area resident DISTRICT THREE The program, by the Hope Circle jpt County Clerk for 20 years. She was pre-deceased by Polling Place Eagle Fire House, Main and White* 7:30 P.M., will be a speaker from w m - - - ' her husband, Joseph, field AvcQuei, Oee&n Grove. d i s t r i c t f o u r Teen Challenge. The business meeting Surviving ‘are a daughtcf, M rir Vir Polling Place will follow, . *r'< ginia Santanello, with whom she lived; Methodist Home, '70 Stockton Ave* nue, Oceat) Grove. Other meetings include: today M iU DISTRICT FIVE two siiteri, Yolanda Ceria, Union Polling Place (Thurs.), Sept. 19, Committee on i s City, inti Mrs. ..Adelina Daberkow, Eagle Fire House, Main andYWhlte- field Aves., Ocean Grove. Finance; Sept. 26, Trustees; Sept. 30, m i , - Union; three brothers, Nicholas, ■ Ridge* DISTRICT 8DC Committee on Enlistment. ‘ wood; Thomas, Union City, and An: Polling Place ip S S E " Unexcelled Fire House, 1120 Corlies ;. thony Troy^r, Secaucus. • Avenue, Neptune. DISTRICT SEVEN Highway Deaths Decrease NOTICE TO MILITARY SERVICE VOTERS The Francioni, Taylor and Lopez ^ P o llin r P ia e e TRENTON — New ’' Jersey motor Unexcelled Fire THouse, 1130 Corlies Funeral Home was in- charge of ar Avenue, Neptune vehicles fatalities dropped ,48.9 percent : ■’ • . ; ' •• rangements.’ , i' DISTRICT EIGHT PeUlng Place in July compared. to the same month AND TO THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS VFW Home. 1515 Corlies Avenue, last year. The first, seven months of Neptune.) v Farry Memorial JAMES GREY DISTR1CT NINE 1974 show an. overall reduction of 26.9 * Polling Place NEPTUNE : - Janies Grey, 2021 Community Room, Ridge Court,' 30 iwrcent compared • to the same 'period m r n m s Ridge Avenue. Neptune. last year—a drop from 744 io 568 per If you are in the military service or the' spouse or dependent of a person Home West Lake AvC,,; died last Tuesday. DISTRICT TEN He was 49. - • Polling Place sons killed, reports the state's Office in military service or are a patient in a veteran’s hospital or a civilian at 40S Third A venue Neptune First Aid Suad Home, 5 Mr. Grey, a presser, had lived here Neptune Boulevard, Neirtune. of Highway. Safety; ; tached to or serving with the Armed Forces of the United States without ASBUEY PARK, N .J. ' DISTRICT ELEVEN for the past 21 years and was.formerly Polling Place PUBLIC NOTICE the State of New Jersey, or the spouse or dependent of and accompanying of West Palm Beach, Fla. He was an Liberty Fire House, Monroe Avenue. TAKE NOTK31 that the persons William P. Walton, HI Mgr. Neptune. - - named below have applied to Rich or residing with a Civilian attached to or, serving with the Armed Forces Army veteran - of World War. I I .' DISTRICT TWELVE ard. F. Schaub, Commissioner of the 775-0434 > ; Polling. Place Department of Banking, State of New of the United States, and desire to vote, or if you a relative or friend of • Surviving are. a daughter, Miss Ram Community Room, John W. Knox Jersey, for a charter for a commercial ona . Grey, ,, of -Belmar; three brothers, Homes, 19 Davis Avenue. Neptune. bank whose principal office will be lo any such person, who, you believe, will desire to vote in the General . DISTRICT THIRTEEN cated on Lots 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, Daniel, John and Phillip, all here; Polling place 30, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41 a n d 4 B lo ck Election to be held on November 5, 1974, kindly write to the undersigned Shark River Hills Fire House, 200 S-3A-3 in the Township of Neptune, three sisters, Mrs. Alma McKnight, Brighton Avenue, Neptune. County of Monmouth, and State of at once making application for a Military Service Ballot to be voted’ in West Palm Beach; Mrs. Lillie Hines, DISTRICT FOURTEEN New Jersey, and which will be known Polling Place as the NEPTUNE STATE BANK. said election to be forwardd to you, stating yur name, age, serial, number here, and Miss Muriel Lee Grey, New Asbury Park Golf and Country Club, The amount of capital stock for the if you are in Military Service, home address and' the address at which York City,. r 320 Old Corlies Avenue, Neptune. proposed- NEPTUNE STATE BANK DISTRICT FIFTEEN shall be $1,100,000 divided into 220,000. you are stationed or, can be found, or if you desire the' military service Ocean Grove Polling Place . shares with a pdr value W S5 each. Hamilton First Aid Home, State High The amount of surplus with which the ballot for a relative or friend then make an application under oath fp r; a : MRS. OTTO FOWLER- way #33, Neptune. bank shall commence business is $880,- Memorial Home NEPTUNE - Mrs. Mary (Betty) DISTRICT SIXTEEN 000. The amount reserved for organi military service ballot to be forwarded to him, stating in your application PolUnt Place sational expense is $55,000, and the a- Fowler, 19 Doris. Ave., died last Tues: Community Baptist Church, 428 Lake mount of reserve for contingencies is that he is over the age of 18 years and stating his name, serial number US Utkin Avenue wood Road. Neptune. $245,000, m a k in g a to ta l o f $2,200,000. day. She was 88. ;: DISTRICT SEVENTEEN / TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that in if he. is in military service, home address and the address at which he is OCEAN GBOVE, N .'J. Services were .last Friday from the Polling Place - compliance with Section 10 of the Redeemer Lutheran Church, State Banking Act (1948) the Commissioner stationed or can be found. Forms of application can be obtained from the Donald R. Newman, Ugr. Francioni, Taylor and, Lopez Funeral Highway #33 and Jumping Brook Road of Banking has designated that a hear Neptune.’ ing on the proposed bank charter will undersigned or your municipal clerk. Home. Interment was in Monmouth DISTRICT EIGHTEEN be held on September 30, and October 774-1758 Memorial Park, New Shrewsbury/ Polling ’ Place 1, 2 3, a n d 4, 1974, a t 9:30 A.M . in Sportsmen's Club, 640 Green Grove the New Jersey Department of Bank A lifelong shore" area resident, she Road, Neotune; ing, 36 West State Street, Trenton, Dated: September 5, 1974 DISTRICT NINETEEN New .Jersey. was the widow of Otto Fowler ivho Polling Place The incorporators of the proposed died in 1968. : • * Sportsm en’s Club, ,640 G reen Grov* Benjamin H. Danskin, County Clerk Road, N eD tune • . •:%- .NEPTUNE STATE BANK are: John Surviving are . two’ daughters, Mrs. DISTRICT TWENTY C. Manna, Ira E. Krelzman, T. Hadford, FRANCIONI, ; : polling Place Catley, Guy Cavalierl, Harvey Conners, Election Department Mildred Eckman,-here; and Mrs. Vir Good Shepherd .Church,. 3508 Asbury Julian Hoffman, Donald J. Pappa, Jo ginia Ogle, Avon; five greatgrandchil Avenue^ Neptune, seph A. Holsey,. Jr., John Tsakaris, Highway #9 Campbell Court TAYLOR aud DISTRICT TWENTYfONE Stephen S. Giddio, Charles Hesse, Rob' & dren and five great-grandchildren. Polling Place; ert.R, Strono, Henry Vaccaro, Anthony • Wesleyan Methodist: Church, Wer Snmareo, Herman Vegosen, Leon S. Freehold, New Jersey 07728 LOPEZ, Inc. Bangs Avenue. N*otune; AvnUinn, Ely Askhenazl. .Michael DISTRICT TWENTY-TWO Brown, Joseph DelSorda, M.D., James FUNERAL HOME Polling Place R., Garrity. Edward A. Bugni. DANIEL L. FRANCIONI Community Baptist Church; 428 Lake And, Ralph J. Scaccin, D.D.S.. Bern (Signed) Capt. Vecchione wood Road, Neptune. ard V. Fornino, Nicholas AldarelU, C. THOMAS W. TAYLOR Continued trom page one DISTRICT TWENTY-THREE A. Vetrano, D.D.S.. Francis Pyanoc. D. JOSEPH LOPEZ Surviving, in addition to his wi . Polling Place John W. Hardy, M.D.. Michael Van BENJAMIN H. DANSKIN . Families Called lor Shark River Hills Fire House, Brlgh» Glts-h, John B. Wright. Allen. Prcvllle. *4 . 7th Ave. Asbury Park dow, are two sons', Joel, a form er • ton Av^nno. Neotuno.. John Ant^ells Raymond Cohen, Robert County. Clerk ; ’ Army officcr, now attending col DISTRICT TIVENTY-FOUR Davis. Carl Marchettl. M.D., Arthur Tel. 77SM1021 .Polling Place Bernstein. Arthur Savoth. • Malcolm •ill & Atkins Ave. Neptnne lege in- Bellingham, Washington, Hamilton Methodist Cliurch, 058' Old Carton. Louis Tsakaris, William J. D‘ Tel. 775-002* E lla, M .D. and' Michael, an Army officer sta- E-S-m ’ Avcnue, Neptune $71.07 —36-39 $51.52