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V0LCCXXIN0.46 TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14,1996 USPS 402420 TOIRTY-FIVE CENTS Nov 14, 1996 Vol 221 No 46 Residents Oppose Building
by Bonnie Graham Avenue, questioned why he ment project reaches Bradley BRADLEY BEACH - Two and his neighbors were not Beach, the Brinley Avenue controversial issues - the informed that this issue was -beach will be 200 feet wide, Shore Veterans possible construction of a on the agenda He and and more tourists will come 150-foot-long eatery/novelty other residents criticized the to the beach and will need store/restroom facilrty at the "secretive nature" in which these facilities." According to Honored For Brinley Avenue beachfront, the Mayor and Council were Mrs. Mac Innes, "Brinley and the Neptune Township proceeding with a project Avenue is the gateway to Service S e w a g e A u t h o r i t y ’ s which, according to Mayor Bradley Beach, so the area proposed $20 million expan Stephen Schueler, had been has a definite need for a sion program, the cost of tabled over two years ago. facility of this kind. Robert which will be partly borne by The Mayor, who was absent Kenner of Ocean Avenue this community - were the from this meeting, was ^argued. Th is structure fills focal points of this Tuesday’s quoted as having promised no need for the people of workshop meeting. at a 1994 boardwalk this community, it serves no Many residents from 209 meeting, "I can guarantee environmental or economic Above, Peter J. Vetrano Jr., Ocean Avenue, the con you that nothing will be done purpose. Furthermore, the Asbury Park. Left, Janies dominium which directly on this project." unobstructed view of the A. Garley, Ocean Grove faces the probable construc Janet Macinnes, who ocean should be preserved." tion site, expressed their senred on the Council when All of his neighbors joined in strong opposition to erecting the master plan was laid out, sustained applause. a facility which, in their con said, "Beach users have a Another resident showed sensus opinion, is unneeded need to purchase a blueprints of the original plan and would seriously detract newspaper, suntan lotion, or and stated that the entire was drafted into the U.S. from the beauty of Bradley use restrooms. The building Army in 1943 one month Beach’s oceanfront. is about the size of a trailer. Continued on Page 15 after his graduation form Ray Byer, of Ocean Once the sand replenish Asbury Park High School where he was captain and All-State in football, basket ball and baseball in his senior year. He had received Homeowners To Fight Boscobel scholarship offers from 15 In a special award bourg right after the Battle of ceremony held last month at the Bulge while he was with colleges, but went on to by Pat Reilly the owner that a complaint hotel to other multi-occupan the National Guard Training the 293rd Combat Engineers, serve his country for 26 NEPTUNE - The Township is had been received and that cy use, a variance is re Center in Sea Girt, two area attached to the 5th Ranger months. a principal player in yet the permit "must be pulled." quired,according to the cur residents who served during Division and 28th Cavalry. During his military ser another zoning flap involving The complaint was rent zoning in effect in World War II - James A. Due to extensive injuries, he vice, he was twice wounded a hotel conversion that was registered by the Ocean O ce^ Grove. Garley, Ocean Grove, a was shipped back to a field in Saint Nazaire, France and approved, to start, then the Grove Home Owners As The Association and its private in the U.S. Army, hospital and then to spent 14 months in the approval was denied, after sociation who challenged the president, Herbert Herbst, and private first-class Peter England, where he was pres hospital. Vetrano, in addition the owner had begun "pre-existing use" approval. J. Vetrano, Jr., Asbury Park, ented with the Purple Heart. to the Distinguished Service renovations. Their contention is that when Continued on Page 20 were presented with the Dis Jim and his wife have medal, was awarded 3 Bat- This time it involves the the use is changed from tinguished Service Medal. been residents of Ocean lestars, the Purple Heart, Boscobel Hotel at 62A Main In 1985, Garley had Grove since 1978, where he jbak Leaf Cluster, 2nd Ave., Ocean Grove. The buil been presented with the has been active in com Wound, Combat Infantry ding is owned by Bevin Irvin Bronze Star Medal and the munity affairs, including the Badge and the Bronze Star. who is taking the Township Combat Infantryman Badge. Homeowners' Association Vetrano and his wife, to court over the matter. He was wounded on and the Fishing Club. Grace, have lived in Asbury Irvin had received an January 22, 1945 in Luxem Peter “Petey Vet" Vetrano Park all their lives. okay to convert the 33-room hotel to a lO-unit apartment building back in February. Pasty K. Townsend, director of code and construction for Neptune City Lauded By D.E.P. the Township, had deter mined that it was an ap by Peggy L Skudera this project and said he In a letter to Neptune proved use and no variance NEPTUNE CITY - At Tues ’ooks forward to a continued Police Chief Johnson from was required. day’s Council meeting, relationship with the Christine Oppegaard, pres Irvin went ahead with his Municipal Clerk Joel Popkin borough. ident of the Neptune City plans, at a cost, he claims, read a letter from Thomas Mayor Deeves thanked Fire Dept. Ladies Auxiliary, it of over $100,000. Harrington, co-ordinator of the volunteers who helped was stated that the proceeds But last week, the Clean Shores Project of out on November 9 to clean from their up-coming Townsend, by memo, alerted the N.J. Department of En up Neptune City’s public lots fundraiser will be donated to vironmental Protection and surrounding areas. the OSCAAR fund to assist MATINEE thanking Neptune City for Special thanks went to the in the purchase of a new ^ O A IL Y S "VFar at The Shore'' Saturday Al! Seats C * SUN*2** their support in cleaning and Public Works Dept, and to ambulance for the First Aid The undefeated and top ranked Neptune Scarlet maintaining the shore line of Neptune City Police Sgt. Squad. The Auxiliary will be Fliers football team hosts Red Bank Regional this holding a Clam Chowder (Bsiach Shark River, where over Wyman and the Y.A.P. or ^Saturday in a clash of football titans. ganizations for their efforts. sale on March 28, 1997. MAIN STREET- BRADLEY BEACH 9,000 pounds of garbage The Fliers, 7 - 0, are led by fierce hitting and debris has been col There were about 25 kids Details on the fundraiser will Bette MIDLER Goldie HAWN Jeremiah Clarke (#52 above) and fleet-footed lected over the years. Har who showed up." said the be made available soon. quarterback De Shon Hardy (#5). rington praised the extraor Mayor. "Volunteers do a The next council meeting FIRST [ED dinary support received from great job for us. It works and will be held on Monday, See page 19 for Neptune HS Coach John Neptune City in keeping with the town looks pretty." November 25 at 7:30 p.m. ' Monday is Date Night Amabile’s strategy to defeat Red Bank. THURSDAY, NOVE1WBER-t4rt996 c r im e s -
C o m in g .^KTROSPET,*/ ■:XEXK08bEC^ E v en ts By Richard Gibbons THIRD SUNDAY A n s w e r James Episcopal Church, Our local lakes will be environment. EVERY MONTH Bradley Beach. Sat. from in the news for months— That was just O N E col 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. with Roast by Billy Graham maybe years. umn. JORDAN LODGE NO. 247, Beef Dinner sittings at 5:00 Once they were our As early as March of Free & Accepted Masons, p.m. & 6:30 p.m. (Adults Dear Dr. Graham: How do you know there is best recreation areas. Pollu 1986 we mourned the disap and ASBURY LO D G E 142, $6.50 and Children 5-t- life after death? Personally, I don’t think we can really tion and neglect have taken pearance of the gold fish Free & Accepted Masons $3.00. Take-outs avail know, and anyway I don’t see what difference it makes. their toll. It is therefore espe which made Wesley Lake will host a monthly Pancake able.) Call 775-5414. As far as I am concerned the only thing that counts is cially heartening to find sev their home for a long, long Breakfast from 8:30 a .m .-12 what I am doing right now, and I don’t want to think about eral dedicated citizen groups time. noon at the United Masonic the future. Mrs.P.O.'R. taking up arms in defense of RETRO in the spring of Temple, 3619 Hwy. 33, Nep PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Dear Mrs. P.O.’R .: Do you plan ahead for any lake health. 1984 (12 years-plus ago), we tune. Adults $3.50, $1.75 ON THE HILL CRAFT thing in your future? Of course you do, because our lives This is not new. In the traced the path of a piece of children. Public is wel SH O W , 10 to 3 p.m. Over are aimless and confused if we don’t plan for the future. past decade, R E TR O S P E C T litter from a fast food place on come. 50 crafters, baked goods But if that is true, why not plan for the one thing which is has devoted this space to the Route 35. It found a catch and lunch will be avail absolutely certain for every one of us- and that is our lakes’ problems. Today, we basin, floated underground SUN. NOV. 17 able. death? review some of those items. through a mile of storm And in reality, there is no need to bury your head in In the edition of April drains, and during a heavy SALVATIO N AR M Y will be DEC. 14 & 15 the sand, so to speak, and refuse to think about life after 23,1989, we stated flatly that rain storm washed into hosting the world-renowned death. The reason is because we can know, beyond the State Senator Pallone’s on Wesley Lake, to join the grass New York Staff Band at a going effort to obtain funding clippings and other debris VICTORIAN HOLIDAY FES shadow of a doubt, that this life is not all, and that some free concert Sun. at 3:30 for a cleanup of W E S LE Y already polluting the lake. TIVAL - HOUSES & INNS day we will go into eternity as conscious beings. But more p.m. 510 Grand Avenue, LAKE “deserves bipartisan We even went far back ON TOUR. Free concerts, than that, we can know that we need not fear death, be Asbury Park. support.” to a report by a pioneer leader exhibits, pageants, trolley cause if we know Christ we know we will be secure for That article dealt of the Camp Meeting Asso service, Christmas orato ever in the presence of God in Heaven. How do I know largely with the importance of ciation who reported in re SAT. NOV. 23 rio. Call 775-7525 for tick this? I know it because of one great historical fact: Jesus Christ died, was put in the grave and then rose again lakes as drainage basins. It gretful prose that the “sweet ets. pointed out that when streets waters” of Wesley Lake had “C O U N T R Y F A IR ” at St. from the dead . That tells is there is life beyond the grave. But more than that , it tells us that Jesus Christ was who were gravel roadways, most been fouled by pollution He said He was; the eternal Son of God, who came down rain water percolated into the draining in from the west and ground and was well filtered that desperate measures RICHARD C. FLANIGAN to earth to remove our sins and make us His children forever. “In his great mercy he has given us new birth before it reached the lakes. were needed to end it. ATTORNEY AT LAW 112 Main Street into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ Macadam and concrete All the news w asn’t Allenhurst, NJ 07711 from the dead, and into an inheritance...kept in heaven street surfaces changed bad. With the help of a weed Phone: (908) 531-0771 for you” (Peter 1:3-4) I invite you to open your life to Jesus that.Rains followed gutters gathering barge (RETRO Christ today. Don’t make life’s biggest mistake- the mis and catch basins and was April 1993), the Camp Meet Full Service Law take of thinking that it doesn’t matter what you do with dumped into the lakes within ing Association had some Personal Injury Elder Law Christ and His salvation. God loves you, and He wants minutes, carrying with it all the one on duty all summer long Consumer Law Real Estate you to share in the joy of His love forever through Christ. litter and other pollutants. for many years. Weeds were Wills & Estates Municipal Ct. “My Answer" column is brought to you by contri Senator Pallone sug gathered up with rakes and butions made to St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, gested early on that there sloshed into the barge. Every Evening & Weekend Appointments Ocean G r o v e . ______should be better planning, night, the barge was emptied systematic planning. Repair and its contents were re For A llY o u r the spillways, he said, and moved to the original Nep FLOOR COVERING keep the catch basins clean. tune landfill on West Bangs Needs With such procedures Avenue. established, the Senator ad A nd in tim es long Open 7 Days at 6am vised, it would become pos past, Wesley Lake was the sible to dredge lakes to their scene of colorful carnivals proper depths. Furthermore, featuring dozens of deco Serving Breakfast and LUNCH LAVISCN fast food containers, bottles, rated towboats. (RETRO spilled oil, garbage, grass July 1982). And, in the cold CLC 7 S clippings, pesticides, paint est days of the year, and dozens of other pollut Wesley Lake’s frozen sur 39 Pilgrim Piitliway ants would be under control. face was a popular exercise O cean (;r o \ e. N.l Fish (and maybe frogs) area for ice skaters and would again inhabit these sledders (RETRO AIMHATTA1VI 775-7371 bodies of water. Water fowl J a n .1984). would be safe in such an Other pieces dealt with the “Future of Wesley i m s e i f Lake (April 1988) and the COMPANY litter and pollution which OSCAR KOCI had taken over (Aug. 1985), (March 1986) (July Neptune O ty Plumbing, Heating, 1996) (May 1995) (Sept. Air Conditioning a Home Improvements 1992) and a special article Shark River Plaza • Route 33 East in July of this year which Jobbing, New Installations, Commerciai, added up to the one-word industrial, Sprinklers description of “Ugh! RETROSPECT looks forward to the day when all ( V n K IN G : 1 lersev Shore Medical 1 D E I .I M R V : itchen athroom lteration pecialists K a B A S the news will be good. I’almer \Mitlahk' .\\aihil)k' with state License No. 2606 There are dedicated Video l-'or Ml M m r Miiiiiiiiini Order people working toward that end. N iirls Shark River Plaza 922-2094 LARRISON COAL 8 FUEL OIL, INC.
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A FULL SERVICE COMPANY 7 7 R .R Q R 9 HWY.35, NEPTUNE CITY » f ■■■aOuC THURSDAV.1>J0»EMB£R PAGE3 S Tim e s - They Made A House A Home by Bonnie Graham “We wanted to do something frame and sheeting put into ticipate in the construction of Asbury Park- Nearly for the city of Asbury Park, and place in a short period of this house. Interested indi four years of work, planning, working on this house gives time.” viduals are asked to contact and community cooperation us a great opportunity to do Once the house is Coastal Habitat for Humanity have come to fruition, as the something positive for our standing, inside work will via St.Stephen’s AME first Coastal Habitat for Hu community.” He continued, begin and will include paint Church at (908) 774-0410. manity House is now being ”We will be working on shifts ing, plumbing, electrical wir The recipients of the erected at 1709 Third A v to build this house, and a crew ing, placing windows, etc. new home at 1709 Third Av enue. will be on site every day this Skilled and non-skilled vol enue are the Leonard fam On Saturday morning, week. We expect to have the unteers are welcome to par ily— Enise and her grandchil O c t o b e r dren, M ar 12, a quise, and Si- On October 25, Neptune Middle School participated in the National Mock Election sponsored by Time Magazine. workcrew e r ra — w h o Social Studies teachers had used a specially prepared study represent have resided guide to aquaint the students in grades 6,7, and 8 with the ing the for a number candidates and the issues. In the voting for President. Bill Asbury of years in a Clinton received 73% of the votes. Bob Dole 13% and Ross Park one-bedroom Perot 5%. Bob Torricelli received 50% of the votes cast for Firefighters apartment in State Senator and Dick Zimmer was second with 41%. Frank Local 384 Red Bank. Pallone was the favorite for Congressman with 50% of the gathered Mrs. Leonard vote to Steve Corodemus' 27%. When polled on national at the con- has worked issues, 56% of the students felt that fighting crime and vio lence was a priority. Other issues highly ranked were offer struction for the past 19 ing job training programs, providing universal health cover site and years as a age, stricter gun control and better teacher training. On began lay secretary at October 30th, CNN aired the results of the National Mock ing the R i V e r V i e w Election. frame, Medical Cen Robert K. Kibler, Chairperson, Social Studies, was the sheeting, ter. They, school coordinator. and roof along with Pictured above: (Students L-R) Alicia Jackson. Stephen atop the friends and Leysath. Counting votes (Staff L-R) Robert K. Kibbler, Denna Pizzichetta - student teacher and Louis DeSarno • Social f o u n d a family mem Studies teacher. tion, which bers will do had been nate 500 laid a few hours of weeks PHOTO BY BONNIE GRAHAM “sweat equity” ago. A c on their new cording to house and on F ire m a n To Make A House A Home other Habitat Kevin ASBURY PARK - Firefighters from Locai 384 (L to R.) Bob Abbott, Captain John for Humanity K e d d y, Murphy and Kevin Keddy) begin laying the floor on the Coastal Habitat house at 1709 projects.
Subscribe To Veteran’s Day Ceremonies Leading Veteran's Day ceremonies is N.J. Dept. (State) Com mander William Rakestraw during Monday, Nov. 11th services turtle tlCimesf at Neptune Twp. American Legion Post 346. Seated (left to right) are Asbury Park Councilman John Hamilton, Wall Deputy Mayor Bub Peters, Neptune Mayor Jim McGann, CALL Monmouth County Auxiliary Pres. Dawn Palmer, Monmouth County Commander Carl Albern Sr., Dept, Vice Commander 775-0007 Morgan Clark, County Chaplin Roland Boone, Post 346 Aux iliary Pres. Doris Russell, Post 346 Sr. Vice Cmdr. John Gallagher, Ruth Russell. Joe Fixter and Jim Cochran.
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Lest We Forget Pictured below is the table set in memory of POW ’s and MIA’S at Neptune Township American Legion Post 346 during the Veterans Day ceremonies.
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Just Let It Be! VOICE OF TH E PEOPLE is a forum for readers. Letters must carry full name and address of the author and a daytime telephone number for verification. Letters should be limited to 300 words or less. Th e times reserves the right Hey, if it ain’t broke why are you fixing it, is a to reject or edit any letters submitted for publication. Th e thoughts or opinions expressed in Voice of the People are question that the Ocean Grove Home Owners Association those of the letter writers, and do not necessarily represent the views of The Times. will be asking the Department of Transportation in a meeting this week that the Association called. Their purpose in setting up the meeting, on their own-the meeting is not Township sponsored-is to protest, strongly, any altering of Beson Acknowledges Support and Committeeman of this very fine town for the iast six Monument Park at the Broadway and Route 71 intersection. years and I wish to thank the people of Neptune for be The D O T plans to land-take a portion of the park as part of DEAR RESIDENTS OF NEPTUNE: stowing this honor upon me. I have loved this office as I their design for widening Route 33. Their plans call for a Q w o u ld like to take this moment to thank you for your have loved this town. Please know that my heart and soul short length of Route 33, from the railroad to Route 71, to vote of support and confidence on November 5th. I am remain always with Neptune. be ‘realigned’ to directly connect with Broadway, taking looking forward to working with the Township Committee JAMES J.MCGANN approximately 823 sq. ft. from the “southern lobe of the members to make Neptune work better for all of its resi Neptune p ^ . ‘ The Veterans’ statue on the site would not be moved. dents. The D O T further mentions, in correspondence on the Once I am sworn I will start working on the key issues Hail Hyperbole! matter, a "roadway channelization" to be constructed on I highlighted during my campaign. I will always be avail able to the public, and will do my best to represent your Broadway; a minor amount of roadway would be EDITOR,TIMES: views on the committee. channelized, they say. R e sp o n d in g to the criticisms of Dalias K. Herbert, Once again I thank you for your support, and iook What they are suggesting is making two lanes of (whose qualifications are not stated) in my humble opin forward to serving you. traffic in each direction on Broadway, with a center turning ion, the original versions (of the people) are far more color MICHAEL BESON lane. Some new sidewalk would be laid on the north side, ful and interesting to read than his (Dallas K. Herbert’s) Ocean Grove and there would be "improvements" within the road’s right- sterile revisions which are the sentences we usually skip of-way on the south side. over or forget. Forget it! We agree with Homeowners’ President Community Effort Recognized Lighten up. Dal, a little hyperbole adds spice! Herb Herbst on this one. He has thrown down his mantle E. B URKE and has called this "sacred ground," not to be trampled. EDITOR,TIMES: Ocean Grove "No way," was his comment. f l h e Ocean Grove Beautification Project wishes to Pallone Renews His Pledge The question is why would they want to detract thank the Times for its consistent news coverage of our from the neighborhood character of Broadway, the green events throughout the year. The staff has been very gener EDITOR,TIMES: strip down the center used by joggers and dog walkers. ous with space and time for articles and photos. ^ w a n t to thank all of my constituents for the support There is a quietude and a specialness about Broadway. We would especially like to thank everyone (Ocean and help you lent me during the course of this election. The state’s concern that making a turn out of the Grove residents, Neptune Township, and area business Thanks to you, I can continue to represent the people of Grove unto Ftt. 71 is dicey-that is true-should be owners) who helped to make last Saturday’s Fall clean-up Monmouth and Middlesex Counties and to tight for your addressed. But we are sure there has to be a better of the Main Avenue and Broadway entrances a success by interests both in Washington and at home. remedy. Let’s hope the Homeowners can make their point contributing their time and effort. Trash, tree branches, Much work lies ahead for the 105th Congress. I pledge that the people themselves should have a say in what leaves, and items for recycling were collected, bagged, to continue fighting to preserve Medicare and social secu happens on their sacred ground. and bundled and will be picked up by the Neptune Town ship Department of Public Works. rity, promote greater access to health care and education Among those who worked between 8;30am and and protect our environment. I promise to work in a biparti 12;30pm were Carol Bailey, Bill and Benjamin Benfer, Kevin san manner in order to ensure that the people of the 6th Chambers, Gloria de Rouen, Mary and Patrick Dorsey and Congressional District receive the best possible represen Girl Scouts; Caroline Dorsey , Jane Dorsey, Amy Farnelli, tation in Congress. Lacey Folta, and Rima Warren. Also helping were Herb FRANK PALLONE, JR. and Norma Herbst, Paul Hinson, Lee Kimber, Joan Knust, Bea McDonald, Connie Ogden, Fran and Janet Paladino, Writing is Art? Andy and Evelyn Senchak, Ed Waltz, Mary Mead and Girl Scouts: Amanda Bates, Daron McCaulley, and Katy S«.‘r\in}> Our I.oyal Readers Since 1S75 EDITOR,TIMES: Johansen. Refreshments were provided by Herb Herbst Q must respond to Professor Higgins’ Letter to the and Fran Paladino. Gregory D. Hunt Ilona F. Hunt Editor, not because I’m offended by his criticism of my ef A special thanks to Ocean Grove residents, Mindy Publisher-Editor Manager forts (I’m thick skinned and opinionated),, but rather for the and Glen Chamberlin of Good-N-Tuff Lawn & Landscaping letters I might not get to read because someone has been Inc., who donated pruning service this fall for the evergreen Bruce S. Hunt Sr. made self-conscious by the rambling of this pompous Park Project at the Main Avenue entrance. William T. Kresge popinjay. I’m an Anglophile (not to mention sesquipedalian) LEE KIMBER Retired Publishers and certainly appreciate a well turned phrase but, neither Ocean Grove Beautification Project should be required to converse with one's neighbors. Since turn about is fair play, I quote “In a spate of An Honor and a Privilege letters... a number of letters contained awkward sentences difficult to interpret without some kind of ROsetta Stone, the 41 Pilgrim Pathway, PO Box 5 EDITOR,TIMES: Ocean Grove, NJ 07756 Q w a n t to extend my heartfelt gratitude to all of those Phone 908-775-0007 who supported me and worked for me during the last elec FAX 908-774-4480 tion. I also want to congratulate Mike Beson and wish him ~ Letters - and the rest of the Neptune Township committee the best of luck. Continued on Page 10 It has been an honor and a privilege to serve as Mayor THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 14,1996 PAGE5 2C!)t STimts-
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PAGES THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14,1996 Boton jHemorj* lane Zc ^tiout iSeptutie * Th e next meeting of Admin). * Dean’s List students B> U ilimm I'. Krt-s};e. Retired Ful)lisher of 'I'he Times the West Neptune * Jersey Shore Medi in our area include Lisa Ban- Homeowners Assn, will be cal Center’s 26th Annual non, Georgian Court Col on Novem ber 19th at the Sapphire Ball with it’s theme lege, Elizabeth Griffin, La American Legion, Gulley of “Atlantis: The Lost City” Salle Univ., Patricia Hyland, 15 Years Ago 30 Years Ago 50 Years Ago Road, at 7:30 p.m. will take place on Novem Brookdale Comm. Coll., * J S M C ’s Dept, of ber 16 at the Ocean Place Anna Lamb, Brookdale (From the Oct. 29, 1981, (From the Nov. 4, 1966, (From the Nov. 1, 1946, Em ergency Medicine will Hilton. Little Anthony and Comm. Coll., M arcia issue of The Times) Lssue of The Times) issue of The Times) sponsor a conference on the Original Imperials will be Magathan, Brookdale Lt. Norman W. The 28-room Sprague New home construc “Domestic Violence: How performing. Please call Comm. Coll., Diana Man Reece, Ocean Grove, was Mansion in Cranston, R.I., tion for Neptune Township Health Care Workers Can 776-4382 for details. ning, Immaculate Concep • assigned to the Home was being restored but veterans was launched by Help" on Monday, Nov. 18th * Jeffrey J. Vigil has tion Seminary, Kirill Kevin stead, Fla., AFB for ad many said it was haunted, the Wilman Homes Corp., from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.in been promoted to the rank Mirgorodsky, Rutgers Univ., vanced training in F4 fight reporting a flickering light at which planned construction Lance Auditorium. For reg of Cadet Corporal at Nor Jennifer Robbins, Elmira ers. night. The form under the of 26 Cape Cod style 5- istration information, call wich University, Vermont, Coll., Deanna Rubano, Rep. James J. How light was “Buddy" Stoll, room dwellings with full 776-4351 by November 11. where attendees may elect Brookdale Comm. Coll., and Brown Univ. student from ard announced that the cellar on 50 by 100 ft. lots * Recent graduates a civilian or military student Kristina Wines, Rensselaer Environmental Protection Ocean Grove, who was in the Bradley Park section. from Kean College include lifestyle. Polytechnic Inst. Agency was to hold a pub permitted to use the house Officers of the building Susan Linda Barrett * A blood drive will * November 23 is the lic hearing in Asbury Park, while recuperating from a company were William H. (summa cum laude - BS Ac take place on Saturday, date for H a m ilto n UM Nov. 9, on acid dumping in rugby injury. The doctor Oliver, Neptune; Oscar Church Annual \^riety Show the ocean 15 miles off advised it over a noisy fra Perez, Bradley Beach, and counting) and Gerald November 30 at Hamilton shore. ternity house. Allen Kauffman, Elberon. Michael Turning (magna United Methodist Church, at 7 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. F.T.D ., mailing arm of Halloween costume Janice MacDonald cum laude - BA Public 858 Old Corlies Avenue. the flower business, had party winners in Ocean was top scholar in Neptune declared Oct. 25th (the last Grove were Gayle DeChi- H.S., gaining honors in five Sunday in October) as asa, Howard Huntley, subjects. Cited for honors Mother-In-Law’s Day. Karen Niedenstein, Judy in four studies were Lor #cean (^robe i^ocalg Mrs. Julia DeVito, Smith, Irene King, Robert raine Bennett, Barbara Neptune City, flew to the Newman, Deborah Kesse, Blacklock, James Fry, Mar * The Times has re * The Model Team, Shops and Cafes will offer West Coast to act in a TV Jill Nordhausen, Susan ilyn Phillips, Joan Schnei ceived a note from Harry S. Central Avenue, will be fea cider and snacks. The event segment of “Taxie” to play Morrison, Jimmie Kroeze, der, William Leefe, Ruth Wright, who now lives in tured in a 15-minute special is sponsored by the Ocean “Louie’s mother," Louie is Gayle Flay, Merrell Snyder, Scott, Dorothy Tiedemann, Delray Beach, FL. Mr. Wright segment on ABC-TV Satur Grove Area C h a m b e r of her son, Danny DeVito. Norman Reese, John Carol Watson and Eugene sends his thoughts upon day. A film crew from Roz Commerce. Mrs. Aden Tanner McMahon, Tracy Ober- Wright. hearing of the death of Jus Abrams’ program “Views” * A Holiday Cookie and Mr. Judith Moore were hauser, Craig Ruding, June John B. Stout, mem tice Haydn Proctor “I remem spent a few hours in town Contest will also be hap making arrangements for a Holiday, Jeannette Holiday, ber of the Neptune Twp. ber him well. I was 3 or 4 on Tuesday preparing for the pening on December 6 in catered buffet supper and Jimmy Watson, James Board of Education for 30 years old. I’d wait for him 7:30 p.m. spot. the Com m unity Room at program to mark the 20th Deveraux, Wayne Ruding, years (thhe last 17 as coming from mail delivery. * O ver 60,000 lights 5:30. Entries will be shared anniversary of Redeemer Jeff King, Mark Newman, president) said he would with visitors after the Tree Lutheran Church, Neptune. Ellen Kroeze, Mark Kroeze, not seek reelection when He’d pick me up and carry are being put into place al The Halloween cur Sherrie Mockridge, Donna his term ended. me on his shoulders. Next ready in anticipation of the Lighting. To enter (you do few in Neptune Twp. was Strasser, Jeff James, Kim An Ocean Grove door, but one, Mt. Carmel Holiday Light Festival from not have to be a resident), 9pm for under the age of Misner, Susan Jones, Linda woman was found drowned W ay about 1920. A delight December 1 - 18th. call Beth at 869-0950. 18. Roll, Jill Niedenstein, Glenn in Wesley Lake, 25 ft east ful young man. His father * Kitch and Kaboodle, * St. Paul’s is planning Dolphin Restaurant, Cottrell, Cindy Holl, Howard of the Pilgrim Pathway was Fire Chief of Asbury Main Avenue, is sponsoring an exhibit called T o y s of B y Ocean Grove, offered a Smith, Jenny Tice, Dale Ir bridge. Thehre was no evi Park at the time.” a seminar called “Taxes gone Era” (1850’s to 1950’s) complete Sunday ham din vin, Saron Norvell, Robert dence of foul play. * The Chancel Choir of and Your Small Business” to at the Church during the Vic ner for two for $10.95. The Wilson and Barbar Wilson. Hot home made St. Paul’s gave a farewell be presented by Kathryn M. torian Holiday Festival on breakfast special for one Rib roasts were $.79 bread was made daily at dinner party for two mem Winthrop, CPA on Wednes December 15th. For more was $1.15 (2 eggs, home- .lb, corned beef, $.75 and Reitz Model Bakery on Pil bers of its soprano section - day, November 20 at 7:00 information, please call 774- fries, toast & coffee). bacon $.89. grim Pathway, Ocean Janet Hendrickson and Mae p.m. at the Community 9122. Grove. DeTurk on November 7 at Room, Pilgrim Pathway, * The Ocean Grove the Old Mill Inn, Spring Lake There is no charge for the Beautification Project re Heights. The evening was seminar but reservations minds us that those inter planned by Thelma Rainear, are required. Please RSVP ested in purchasing a Me ® b e ® i m e s ! Director of Music and her at 869-0950 by November morial Barrel on the board husband, Harold. Six tables 16. walk for next spring can do Serving Our of choir members and * Ocean Grove’s A n so by calling 988-5776 or spouses filled the Water- nual Tree Lighting will take writing to them at P.O. Box Loyal view Room, which over place on December 6. The 594, Ocean Grove, NJ looked the pond. Following program will include selec 07756. Readers dinner. Choir president tions from a Brass band led * Tickets are available Lloyd Applegate presented by Harry Eichorn and carol for the V ictorian H oliday Since 1875 the two ladies with a stained ing. There will be free Hot Festival Houses & InnsTour. glass angel as a memento. Chocolate for all. The Send your check for $20, Call 775- (SA S B E) to O G House Tour, PO Box #415-T, OG 07756. * A Victorian Comedy Dinner Theater event has been announced for Decem 775-7733 ber 13th and 14th. The “spoof” was written and pro Eat In • Take Out • Free Delivery duced by Gil Rambach for this occasion. In addition to the M A R K E T show, there will be a turkey M o lin a r i (908) 774-1749 dinner with all the trimmings 42 Pilgrim Pathway at the Grove Cafe. All of this Ocean Grove, NJ 07756 for $25. Tickets are available at the Quaker Inn or call 775- RESTAURANT, PIZIERIA a LOUNGE 7525. * The Navesink Brass 312 W. Sylvania Avenue • Bilow Shopping Center • Neptune City, NJ will appear at St. Paul’s as part OPEN 7 DAYS FOR LUNCH & DINNER of the Twilight Music Series Everything For The Table on Sunday, November 17th at 4 p.m. Since 1906 *H.EJLR.T.ofSL Paul’s BiiWeDiiiner’"""" is planning a Holiday Craft Full Line 0 / Groceries Fair on Sat. Nov. 23rd from 9 - 4. Breakfast and lunch will d/I n-Store Bakery & Delicatessen be senred by the UMW and GetAnotliurOfEaual the M YF will sponsor a Baked \yf Homemade Soups & Salads Goods Table. If you wish a ^Choice Meats & Roasted Chickens space, please call Sharon at or Lesser Value F r e e ! ! ! 988-9026. Exptoes 12/5/96 Fruit Baskets & Cold Cut Platters * SL Paul’s United Meth odist Church needs more ' May Not Be combined Weekly Specials volunteers to help with * Din© In only Thanksgiving Dinner on No * Not valid Fri. & Sat. With Any Other Special Open Monday - Saturday vember 28. Please call 775- 7:30 AM to 5:3a PM 1125 if you can help. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14,1996 PAGE7 ®f)e ?Eimes- NEPTUNE NEIMS aaBaaaaaaBBaaaaaaa BaaaBaaaaaBaB High School namely Elaine Garbarine, ing the week before Thanks Mrs. Nancy Washington; Rogo and Mr. Joseph can Education Week in this Friday, November 8 Kiandra Lewis, Amanda giving, Book Week is cel Thursday- Meet the Librarian Santanello, Principals. “This school. Plans are set for v i ^ was designated Blue Jeans Nichols, Gregory Minnis, and ebrated nationally in schools, Mrs. Barbara Grella. All ac is the first donation to the tations to the Computer Lab/ For Babies Day at Neptune Miija Kelley. Mr. James libraries, book stores, and tivities will begin at 9 a.m. ., schools by the Foundation Media Center on Monday; High School. Seventy staff Isacson, Advisor, and Mr. homes around the country, says Mr.Joseph Santanello, and marks the beginning of Classroom visits to grades members wore Blue Jeans Donald Hopkins, Vice Princi says Mrs. Marjorie Schor, Li Principal. meeting goals and mission of Pre-K and 5 on Tuesday; Kin and purchased a Blue Jeans pal, presented certificates to brarian at the Green Grove The Neptune Town the Foundation’, .says dergarten and grade 4 on Babies Button in a campaign the new members. Music for School. The Theme for the ship Education Foundation Ricevuto. the Foundation Wednesday; Grades 1 and 3 effort to help the March of • this occasion was provided by 77th Annual observance of recently presented books to continues to actively solicit on Thursday;and Meet the Dimes beat birth defects and the Middle School Band un National Children’s Book the Summerfield and Shark individuals from the commu Guidance Counselor Mrs. infant mortality. A total of der the direction of Mr. Dorian Week, November the 18-24 River Hill Schools. The books nity to work with the Founda Ryan and the Attendance Of $350.00 was raised through Parreott. is “Oh The Places You’ll Go”. were donated as a gift to the tion on various committees. ficer, Mrs. Jackson and visit the $5.00 donation given by Parents are invited to Book Week is dedicated to Foundation from McMillan Summerfield grade 2 on Friday. These ac spreading the word about all participants. “The staff en have dessert with the Middle Publishing Company. Mr. Mrs. Arlene Rogo, Prin tivities take place during the children’s literature and en joyed working together for a School Principal on Tuesday, Charles Ricevuto, President cipal, has announced the cel week on November 18-22 at couraging the joys of read common cause,” says Mrs. November 19 at 7 p.m. in the of the Foundation, made the ebration schedule of Ameri 9 a.m. Peola Smith-Smith, Coordi Library. ing. At the beginning of each presentation to Mrs. Arlene nator of this campaign for Gables day, a poem will be read over the intercom by Mrs. Bertha healthier babies. In addition, Mrs. Bessie Allen, Prin Williams, School Counselor “this project helped to en cipal, is looking forward to or Mrs. Schor. hance stijff comraderie and welcoming you to the Fall Another House Becomes q Home Mrs.Guest’s Kindergar morale,” says Mrs. Smith- Parent/Teacher Conferences ten Class is grateful to Cullen Smith. that will take place during the Foreman and his family for The Parent Student week of November 18-22. making United Nations Day Teacher Team (PSTT) will Mrs. Allen stresses the impor meaningful by sharing their Portrait o f o hold a meeting in the High tance of parents attending Native Costumes of Ecuador School Library on Thursday, these conferences because with them. November 21 at 7:00 PM. it represents the best way to This meeting is called for par let you know how your child Ridge Avenue ents with students in the High is doing in school. “Remem Parents are invited to N e w H o m e School. ber education is team work attend an Awards Assembly Middle School and the team that wins is the on Wednesday, Ngyember Nineteen new mem team that works together”, she 27 at 9 a.m. in the Gym. Stu bers were inducted into the said. dents will be recognized for perfect attendance and their Scarlet Key Club at the Nep- National Children’s Mike Reeves with his son Michael, tune Middle School last Book Week is being ob academic achievements for daughters Keona and Chante. week. This organization is the served by the students in this the first marking period, re (Not pictured- wife Brenda) Junior arm of the National school. A calendar of family ports Mrs. Deborah Green Honor Society. The cer reading activities has been wood, Principal. PURCHASE PRICE: $85,000 emony, with the theme, “The provided to encourage and Shark River Hills Flame of Knowledge is the promote reading during the American Education DOWN PAYMENT: $2,500 Key” was begun with words month of November. Parents Week will be observed in all LOAN AMOUNT: $83,000 are encouraged to read and of praise and congratulations our schools, November 18- MONTHLY PAYMENT: $868.41 expressed to the students share books with their chil 22. The Theme is: The Future and their parents by Mr. Rob dren. Begins in Today’s Schools. (INCLUDING TAXES & INSURANCE) ert Lampinen, Principal and The “Clean Air Show” An outline of the program for Dr. Michael T. Lake, Superin will be presented to the stu the observance in this school tendent. dents and staff in this school is as follows; Monday- Open MAYBE YOU SHOULD STOP RENTING The candles reflecting on Thursday November 21, House in the Media Center; ______CALL:------Scholarship, Citizenship, 9 a.m. by the Peppermint Play Tuesday- Meet the Atten Service, Leadership, and house Puppeteers. dance Officer, Mrs. Helen Character were lit by the of Green Grove Jackson; Wednesday- Meet CINDY NELSON ficers of the Scarlet Key, Each November, dur the Guidance Counselor, REALTORS ESTABLISHED 1934 Kodak 7 7 4 - 5 5 5 4 IMAGE MAGIC \ CopyPrint Station * Prints from Prints! * Prints from Slides! * Black & White Prints from Color Prints! ^ - - — * Prints from CDs! No negatives Needed! The KODAK Image Magic makes it fun and easy to create beautiful Photo Impressions. 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Lopez Funeral Home in Nep Township, was in charge of Graveside services tune was in charge of ar arrangements. were held at the Moravian rangements. Cemetary, Staten Island, on Evelyn M. Wilson November 12. Cremation Donald F. Shader Neptune- Evelyn M. was at the convenience of the Ocean Grove- Don-ald Wilson,68, died November 9 family. There \were no calling F. Shader, 74, died Novem at Jersey Shore Medical bituaries hours. ber 6 at home. He retired in Center. She was a member Ocean Grove Memo 1987 as vice president of of St. James Episcopal rial Home was in charge of Rockwell Newman restora Church, Bradley Beach, Dorothy Ida in Belmar was in charge of He was a member of the Five arrangements. tions, Orange,after 27 years where she taught its Pre-K Selover Comerford arrangements. Percent Nation of Islam. Sur of sen/ice. He was a member Sunday School class for 25 Ocean Grove- Dorothy viving are nine sons,six daugh Winfield S. of the Presbyterian Church years. Surviving are her hus Ida Selover Comerford, 93, Dorothy Mae Gibson ters, his father, Nathaniel Rosa Reynolds Sr. on the Hilt, Ocean Township, band, William E., two sons, Sr. 29 brothers and sisters; his died November 8 at Jersey Neptune- Dorothy Neptune- Winfield S. and was a World War II vet two daughters and three companion, Janicee Thomp Shore Medical Center. She Mae Gibson, 73, died No Reynolds Sr., 83, died No eran. Sunriving are his wife, grandchildren. Ely Funeral son; 14 grandchildren and one was an accountant for many vember 5 at St. Peter’s Medi vem ber 11 at home. Mr. Isabelle Barton Shader; two Home in Neptune was in great-grandchild.Jackson Fu years at Binney & Smith Co. cal Center in New Reynolds was an electrician daughters, a brother, a sister charge of arrangements. neral Home in Neptune was in Easton, Pa., retiring in 1968. Brunswick. She was a reg for many years with Local and five grand children. in charge of arrangements. She was predeceased by her istered nurse, and last 400 in Wall Township. He husband, Thomas J. worked as a nursing instruc was an exempt fireman and Comerford, who died in 1948. tor at Brookdale Community lone L. Lyford past fire chief of Liberty' Fire Neptune Police Report There are no known survi College.She was a member Neptune- lone L. Lyford, Company, Neptune, and a of the Lutheran Church of 75, died November 4 at home. The following arrests were reported vors. Weatherhead Young member of Wall-Spring Lake the Atonement, Asbury Park, Funeral Home was in charge She worked in the credit office Masonic Lodge 073. Surviv by Chief James A. Ward... and the Neptune Senior Citi of arrangements. at Steinbach’s Department ing are his wife, Joan E.Kim zens Club. Neptune. Surviv Store, Asbury Park, and later After a month long joint investigation between the Reynolds, a son, a stepson, Neptune Township Police Department, The Monmouth Eunice Cooper ing are two daughters and Jersey Central Power and Light two daughters, two step County Narcotics Strike Force, The Tinton Falls Police De Neptune- Eunice Coo two grandsons. Ely Funeral Co., now GPU Energy, Asbury daughters, a brother, a sister, partment and The Ocean Township Police Department, the per, 62, died November 7 at Home, Neptune, was in Park. She sang in the Barber 18 grandchildren and seven following were arrested: Frederick Debnam, age 23 from Jersey Shore Medical Cen charge of arrangements. shop Quartet and was a past great - grandchildren. Paterson, and Tina Jenkins, age 20 from Asbury Park, were ter. She worked in the main member of the Society for the charged with being in possession of a large amount of a tenance department at the Marie Ange Innocent Preservation and Encourage % controlled dangerous substance (crack cocaine) and pos Neptune Board of Education. Asbury Park- Marie ment of Barber Shop Quartet session with intent to distribute a controlled dangerous sub She was a member of the Ange Innocent, 30, died No Singing in America. She at stance (cocaine). Bail was set at $200,00 by Judge Goodall South Asbury Congregation vember 3 at Jersey Shore tended Good Shepherd Ortho hje4h«^),*4tl^-OthA - Tinton Falls Municipal Court Judge. of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Sur Medical Center. She was a dox Presbyterian Church, .118 Main Avenue Ocedh Grove The arrests were the result of a month long investiga viving are her husband laundry attendant at Key Neptune. She was prede tion conducted by the above agencies which culminated in Walter; three sons, Gregory, stone Laundries, Asbury ceased by her husband the execution of a search warrant at a Tinton Falls motel. Atlanta, Jeffrey and Jerome Park. She attended First Lawrence L. who died in 1986. 775-0434 Investigators were hampered during the execution of the of Neptune; two daughters, French Baptist Church in Surviving are a son, two search warrant by an oily substance which had been spread Diane Morris and Nadine Asbury Park.Sunriving are a daughters, and four grandchil on the ground outside of the motel units to hinder the police Fenn of Neptune; tour broth daughter, Mary Lynn dren. Ely Funeral Home, Nep from entering the motel units. ers; two sisters; 11 grandchil Fleuradin, her companion, tune, was in charge of ar Victor Ficuciello, age 43, from Wolley Rd., Wall Town dren and two great- Lucien Fleuradin, and her rangements. tiA t'rm ik t ship, was charged with Possession of a controlled danger grandchildren.James J. Hunt father, Gatien Marcel Inno ous substance (crack cocaine) and possession of a con Funeral Home was in charge cent, all of Asbury Park; eight Rose Mershon trolled substance in a school zone after a motor vehicle of arrangements. brothers and three sisters. Neptune - Rose stop in Neptune Township in the area of the Green Grove Jackson Funeral Home, Mershon, 95, died November School. Ficuciello was also issued several motor vehicle Neptune, was in charge of 9 at The Lodge in Neptune. WHamP. Walton. Ill, M9. Timothy Jude Finn Tbamos J. Sofogusa, Dir. summons. Bail was set at $25,000 no 10% no ROR. The Ocean Grove- Timothy arrangements. She was predeceased by her arresting officer was Detective Joseph Burst of the Neptune Jude Finn, 35, died Novem husband George, who died in J Twp. Police Department. ber 3 at home. He was a cus Nathaniel Paul 1980. Surviving are two step Roy Sheldon Brodie, age 44, of 26 Ocean Pathway, tomer service representative “Izam e” R o se Jr. sons and two stepdaughters. ■ilP 'P Ocean Grove, was arrested at 12:42am on November 8, by for Prudential Insurance Co., Ely Funeral Home in Neptune Neptune - Nathaniel ijp P Patrolman Gordon McCutheon. Woodbridge Township. He was in charge of arrange T e r r y ’ s Paul “Izame" Rose Jr.,56, Officer McCutheon observed the accused climbing attended the Pentecostal died November 4 at Jersey ments. Uti) P over the security gate on the Wesley Lake Bridge, while Church in Asbury Park. Sur P Shore Medical Center in at? patrolling the area of Founder’s Park, in the Ocean Grove viving are his father, Joseph Lou T. Parker T u r f Neptune. He was manager P section of Neptune. Mr. Brodie was arrested for violation of B. Finn;his mother Kathleen of the Amerada Hess station Ocean Grove - Lou * Complete P Ordinance #96-40, which prohibits anyone from climbing Reilly; two brothers and three Parker, 90, died November 5 'Ip Lawn & Shrub in Asbury Park. He was also over or around the security gates. sisters. Reilly Funeral Home at Jersey Shore Medical Cen Maintenance P a self-employed carpenter. dp Subsequent to his arrest, Brodie was found to be in ter. She had worked as a ♦Seeding Service ijj) possession of cocaine. He was transported to police head saleslady for Zacharia Real em \ care availahU’ Truly, the Harvard of Nursery Schools - Tom Manni, The Times THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14,1996 PAGE9 dHie tirimts- Aren’t you glad the elec Chris a t m o - tions are over? In so many Reilly, Isreal or Lisa Neary at 988-0229. sphere in ways this year’s race seemed R o d riq u e z , The weather has the classes it like such a waste of time, Steve Skribner turned brisk and personally, is asked that money and effort with the and Eric I’m already looking forward to no preschoolers press declaring the victor Zaccone. The sev the upcoming holidays. come nor should a seemingly before the cam enth graders were There are four new balloons d n h c~ ^ea visitor ask the teacher paigns began. The next four Ryan Child, Jamie for the Macy’s Thanksgiving any questions at this years should prove interesting, Pigman and Mike day parade. by Marie McMonagle time. Parent/teacher con hopefully also productive. An Zadlock. Sixth grade Th e last weekend in ferences will be held other four years should bring played Matthew Heyl and November also starts a rash number of new maneuvers. something to cheer for. With Wednesday, Thursday and us some fresh personalities to Brian Winberry. Fifth grade of local Craft Fairs always fun Congratulations boys, King and Queen selected Friday in either the afternoon deal with. could practically field a team to patronize. enjoy your jackets. from each of the upper or evening, depending on If you missed it in the on their own with players Upcoming Events The school enjoyed grades they hope their en when individual appoint Press, Avon cast 559 votes for Brian Ahearn, Sky Anhalt, Nov 19; School Visita spirit week this past week. If thusiasm can carry over to ments are made. Students Bob Dole, 439 for Bill Clinton A.J. Garma, Kevin McGrorry, tion you walk by school you can the next season. Among will receive their first mark and 99 for Ross Perot. Ralph Michael O’Brien, Justin Nov 20-21:12:30 Dis see the window decorations those elected were: Ryan ing period report cards at the Nader earned 23, and James Skribner, Brad Child, Bruce missal Avon Schools; Par- the youngsters made. They Child and Moira McDevitt, conferences. Harris and Howard Phillips 8 Smith and Ryan Walter. Al entTTeacher Conferences had one day to wear their Christina Simmler and Mat The school’s Fall Fes each. Monica Moorehead and though the eighth grade play Nov22: Fall Festival school colors, another favor thew Gregg. tival is Saturday evening, John Hagelin each had 1. Over ers will graduate, with so Nov 29: Avon Fire De ite sweatshirts, a third for Next week is National November 23. The evening all, except tor Frank Pallone, many fifth graders already partment Women’s Auxiliarv school cleanup and Friday Education Week. Everyone includes, dinner, a fashion the town voted Republican. playing, the future does look Craft Fair was reserved for a pep rally. is invited to visit the school show and a very fine Chi bright. Dec 7 - 8; Rosary Altar Town Notes This year with the boys on Tuesday from 9AM to 12 nese Auction and Fifty-fifty. The championship Society Annual Christmas Things are progressing taking first place in their divi Noon. You are free to visit Interested in attending or was definitely a team effort, Bazaar in several areas. The dredg sion and the girls tying for third any of the classes but in try purchasing fifty-fifty’s call each player pulling for the Dec 8: Christmas Tree ing has already started in the the youngsters really had ing to keep an educational Laura Etienne at 774-3476 inlet. Washington Beach has other. Some major contribu Lighting. been readied to accept the tions were made by the de sand deposits which the fensive Captains Matt Greg, dredging will produce. Both who played sweeper and OLIVER BROTHERS the Greenhouse and the Izzy Rodrigues, goalie. FOR SALE CORNER OF HWY 33 8. RT 18 Field House have been Chris Reilly was top player NEPTUNE framed out. Further work was in assists. The fifth graders OCEAN FRONT UNIT being done on the field house contributed substantially to this past weekend. That the teams victories with Ocean Grove Kevin McGrorry and Justin should be a nice benefit to One Bedroom,OneBathf the youngsters when the Skribner starting arid both baseball/softball season making an impact on the Laundry, Ocean Front Porch Pam Griner starts this spring. goals, especially with as $ 1 0 4 ,0 0 0 But for now, soccer sists. Ryan Child proved to "R ookie o f (he M'sir". season is finishing up and it’s be a real team player, ready, For Sale By Owners // you 'iv hiivim; or sclliit'.; time to get ready for basket willing and able to switch (I home and \r(int all positions when needed in For More Information and Location. ball. Signups are W ednes ‘'your bases eovered the game. day, November 20 andThurs- Call 1-800-880-3831 call Pam day the 21st from 7:30 to Stephen Skribner, Of 9:30PM at the rec office. Reg fensive captain was lead istration can also be done the scorer for the team with three (908)775-6700 * 1-800-408-6700 | weeks of November 18 and goals in their victory over Holy Innocents. Stephen 25 during business hours at Advertise voiced the teams apprecia the rec office. With 2000A D is also the tion for their coach Jimmy 100th Anniversary of Avon by Nappo for his patience in tEJieCim esi the Sea. The town is already practice and at the games GaDTTMOOT starting some plans for the and for teaching the team a celebration. First things first, they are trying to set aside money now in order to afford a nice celebration without ef fecting Borough monies. En ter the fund raiser. Distress Sale! Last weekend the first Centennial Dinner Dance was held at Jumping Brook. All pro ceeds from the evening are earmarked for the year 2000. The evening included dinner, dancing, an hour open bar and a cash bar. In true Avon fashion early reservations were low but when the time actually arrived, the band played to about 130. Pictures were by “All Is ^ e p tio n a l Sharp Photography’’who do nated 25% of his proceeds to the Avon Day fund. Steve the letails mailman’s group, “First Class” OCEAN GROVE M ake the Difference provided the music for the evening and a very special Owner wants action on this three bedroom Jacuzzi • Skylights • Full Basement • Garage • Peabody for Charlie and Gloria colonial styled home with formal dining room, McBride. 2000 Sq. Ft. of Luxury Townhomes • 2/3 edrooms *1 1/2,2 & 2 1/2 Baths an eat-in-kitchen and cozy breakfast nook. Other With the dress semi-for • Ceramic Tile Entry*, Bath & Kitchen • Central Air • Gas Heat mal it was a chance to get fan feature’s include: new thermal windows, all new cied up and feel special. A nice carpet, wiring and furnace, plus a freshly painted From $ 114,900 on Selected Models change of pace. So much so interior. Add the charm of two bay windows, many are looking forward to a repeat performance for next an open platform staircase and call it home. year. From the Avon School ALL OFFERS SERIOUSLY CONSIDERED. The boys soccer team had a winning season this year CALL TODAY! and took First Place with a 4 and 1 record in the B Division of the Monmouth County Ath letic League. .PENTZ Twenty-two youngsters Jersey Shore Realtors • (908) 918-8553 fTdm in the fifth through eighth grade 1 O K S played on the Avon team this ”s \I \1\ W I \ l I '(KIWI ilO )\ I \.l • n"sr, Model Open: Mon.-Fri. 11-5 • Sat. & Sun. 10-6 year. Eighth graders included Directions; Gsp Exit 100/ lOOB to Rt. 33 East Matthew Gregg, Chuck 908-988-7271 Go 3 traffic lights and make a left on W. Bangs Avc. approx 2 miles to our site Johnson, Anthony Mogavero, T * Available as an upgrade PAGE 10 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14,1996 E i m e g - - Letters ~ still be on reasonably safe ground concerning accuracy months for lonely or afflicted residents of Ocean Grove to (not mentioned in your admonition). come in and share a warm drink and snack with friends or Continued from Page 4 Next, concerning “questioned, in my mind", try to fol strangers. Open three days a week, Monday, Wednesday low this one: At the time that John Gross (and his gang) and Friday from 10:00am to 4:00pm, a volunteer would be decided on a career change, I did not write the newspa asked to give three hours of service one of those days, but key to understanding Egyptian hieroglyphics” Now there’s pers, I did not orally express my question at a public forum, mainly Friday. a sentence that just comes tripping off the tongue, i ask the I simply questioned it (quietly) “in my mind.” Did I need The Center is scheduled to open Monday, Decem readers, when was the last time they used “spate" in a permission for that? ber 2nd so we would ask you to please notify either Mary sentence. Also, the Rosetta Stone is a thing, not a cat Finally, for a person who seems completely baffled Jane Sheehan, (774-4296) or Jeanette at St. Paul’s Office, egory. The category is decipher, and we would have been (“What in the world does this sentence mean” etc.), you did (775-1125) as soon as possible. better served by something like “...difficult to interpret with fairly well in translating it. Maybe you went to a dictionary? MARYJANE SHEEHAN out a Sky King decoder ring. I said fairly well, because even tho’ you picked up on the Director Yes, writing is art. It can also be a necessary chore idea that even politicians should not allow these (horrible) that results from a visceral reaction to an event or state conditions to exist, I also took a shot at the Messrs. Larrison Response to Critic ment that requires an immediate response. Professor, and Powers’ humanitarian concerns. You were close, but school's out for the readers of The Times. Your brief dis no brass ring. EDITOR,TIMES: course on pedantic proses will improve no one’s style, but In closing. I’d like to say that your disclaimer wasn’t flmust respond to Dallas K. Herbert’s commentary may prevent the effort to communicate in the first place. necessary on my account; the dopey Press won’t even print (Voice of the People, The Times, November 7, 1996) on the BETTY HAYES my letters anymore, and one of my kids complained about quality of the writing that appears in this section. Although Bradley Beach my parentheses last month, so I’m used to getting “beat I agree that many letters need to be written more clearly, I also up.” I’ll anxiously await your critique. feel that writing style is N O T the issue - only the content is. JAMESW. MANNING Comments about the use of parentheses, awkwardness and Keep Up the Good Work! Neptune redundancy are irrelevant to the purpose of a forum such as EDITOR,TIMES: this. If this were a creative writing contest his comments would H v e ry large thank you goes out to the many, many Halloween Memories be correct and appreciated. But ifs about issues, not sen residents of the Borough of Avon-By-The-Sea that attended tence structure and style. Mr. Herbert should focus more on the Centennial Ball held at the Jumping Brook Country EDITOKTIMES: content and context. If he did, he’d understand the points Club. A special thank you to Mo Hinman and Michele Dar e wish to thank Jennifer Boyd and the Friends of being raised a bit better. ling for their dedication to make the fund raising project a Fletcher Lake for including us in their Oct. 26th celebration. As regards his comments on my letter (“It’s ‘Ugly’ Time success. After the costumed children checked in on the Broadway Again”), I’m afraid he’s missed the whole point. He says that It is very exciting for me, as Mayor, to see the growing Green, they paraded up Central Ave. and into our home. The the letter makes its point in the final paragraph and that the pride in community and the rededication of countless per residents were waiting in the Main Lounge and applauded as writing is excessive and irrelevant. Well, Mr. Herbert obvi sons to get involved in the churches, programs, recreation the various characters came by. There was everything from ously doesn’t understand the concept of contrast. I spent the activities, municipal committees and governmental activ Angels to Friar Tuck. first part of my letter making a comparison between the way ity. We have dedicated benches, planters and trees with After the parade they went into our auditorium for prizes things were when I was growing up during my summers here incredible success and now are beginning to plan the cel and a magic show. Although we couldn’t join them for the and now. So the point of the letter was much larger than Mr. ebration of 100 years of the Borough of Avon in the 2000. show because of a conflict of time, we did enjoy the luminar Herbert realized - it was about LIFE, not just politics! It was Thank you Avon Residents! Keep up the great work! ies which were placed along the lake behind our building. poetic, to be sure, but that was the idea! And it was a tactic to JER R Y HAUSELT, MAYOR They burned all night and were beautiful. elicit agreement on the part of the reader. If Mr. Herbert doesn’t Thank you for bringing back pleasant memories. like poetics then I suggest that the next time he feels like a little The “Critiquee” Answers Back THE RESIDENTS OF FRANCIS ASBURY MANOR Shakespeare that he opt for the Cliff’s Notes version or the Ocean Grove Reader’s Digest condensed version. Not that I’m comparing my letter to the works of Shakespeare of course, but Mr. Herbert EDITOR,TIMES: Now, It’s Harvest Time should realize that his ideas are not the best policy when Q n response to Mr. Herbert’s letter of 11/7/96 in Voice writing to persuade. of the People: R A YSU TE R A Mr. Herbert sounds like a fairly intelligent and edu EDITOR,TIMES: Ocean Grove cated person, therefore I’m surprised that he suggested Q a t Monroe came up with a piece of ‘political real es that I should have described Mr. Gross (in my letters of 10/ tate’ and held on tenaciously. 31/96) as “pharmacist/owner”, instead of proprietor (op Jim Manning, Jr. came on the scene, struggled against erator)". the odds, came up with a plow, and tilled the soil of that fertile Explanation (now, try to follow this): I heard (on the plot. Then the seeds of the future were planted. street) that Mr. Gross had married into a “pharmacy family” Mike Beson arrived with the fools that nurtured our little p j i m c i m in the Grove. Now, without my ever having been to that piece of the Garden Slate; he too worked to make it grow. I pharmacy, and without ever having seen him fill prescrip Now, it’s harvest time!! After the necessary weed-pull tions, nor having seen his N.J. license, I (really) don’t know ing process, which is needed in any garden, the fruits of their THnrjG"T5 if he’s a pharmacist or not. Is that a fair assumption? Fol combined labor will be shared by all of the residents of Nep low this now: Marrying into the family does not necessarily tune Township. Good Government is back. make John Gross an owner, does it? Good luck to Pat, Jim and Mike; enjoy it, you’ve earned Congratulations are what was once the “jewel of Conclusion: I referred to John Gross as proprietor it!!! in order to all those Neptune the Jersey Shore”. (operator), so that if, in fact, he operated the (drug) store JAMESW. MANNING ! Township residents who ex- I’m officially reaching without actually owning it, or having been a pharmacist. I’d Neptune ; ercised their right to vote in out to the public for sugges i the recent elections! Our tions on how to deal with the Drop-In Center Needs You 68% participation rate was end of the greatest baseball ; almost 20% higher than the season in history. (If you’re national average and for a Yankee fan.) I haven’t felt EDITOR,TIMES: W I N A F R E E this we should be very this sense of emptiness Q e s , we want less big government. Yes, we want proud. This level of interest since the Raspberry Cate lower taxes. Yes, .States and Communities know more about VACATION OR and participation is only one closed its doors for the sea the needs of their residents than the Federal Government, I of the reasons why Neptune son. but, are we willing to say “Yes, we will answer the call for $20,000 GASH!!! [Township stands head and You have my permis Volunteers that will be needed to help the Community offer Spend two minutes completing our (Shoulders above many of sion to take down any elec these programs?” (the neighboring communi- tion campaign signs that Health & Lifestyle Survey and you One such successful program in need of Volunteers,, [ties. As this paper stated might still be littering the (especially on Fridays) is the Drop-In Center at Thornley could be the lucky winner. [ prior to the election, we were landscape. If we learned Chapel. The Center provider^ ’ haven ■’ ring the winter C a l! N o w : blessed with two excellent anything from this election, (908) 493-1645 candidates to choose from it was that the number of at the local level...it’s unfor signs you put up doesn’t P la c e Y o u r tunate that the choices bn determine the outcome of C l a s s if ie d the state and national level the race. were so abysmal. My daughter recently Restaur^irit ^ AD W ith I don’t know if it’s my attended two birthday par imagination, but every time ties in private homes and I drive down Main Street in hopefully this is a new trend. Asbury Park there seems to After enduring many a week tra in ee be a new business opening end afternoon at the head its doors to the public. ache factories (Discovery Sauefbmten, Veal & Chicken Hopefully, this is a trend that Zone, Chucky Cheez, Knockwurs Parmigiana, will continue as a slow re McDonalds, Burger King, Broiled Shrimp birth begins to take place in etc.), this is a welcome Bratwurst, change that should help Paprikash Grilled, F rle i prolong the sanity of many oast Chicken H.T. Avers parents. Beef One last Marathon Goulash, Prime R ib,; Plumbing & Heating thought: when the lead Wienor- am burgers, Residential & Commercial, Old & New Work runners completed the -schnitzel, rankfurters, race, over half the M ara Call 775-1059 thon field had not yet German Broiled, Fried reached the midway point! Electric Sewer & Drains Cteaned When I finally crossed the Burgers Seafood 115 Newgate Lane, Neptune finish line, the leader had Meat toaf Pot Roast probably already show PUIHBIHG SHOP OH WHEE^ ered, ate dinner and 801 Main Street ~ AVON ~ (908)775-1265 watched a video! PAGE11 THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 14,1996 ^ITtm eg- Chiropractic Center, School News C arm e n ’s/Pete & E ld a ’s; Well, Soccer season 8:00 Tuna’s Varsity Shop, is over, and both our teams Midway Fuel Company. finished 2nd tor the sea B oro N ew s son. In the Spring Lake The Boro has several Heights Tournament, the A Little Ditty things coming up for us to girls once again took the mark on our calendars. cup; the boys, dealing with These are the Boro Christ a team (in my opinion) that mas party on Dec. 14th and a showed no sportsmanship from Neptune City Tree Lighting ceremony, date (they were making com to be announced. ments to the cheerleaders by Ginny Reynolds and the people in the Neptune City Alliance stands in addition to some Schedule for the Recre ket; 7:00 Stumpy’s Yamaha, Etc. 12/19 - 6:00 Midway Pete & Elda’s; 8:00 Tuna’s To Prevent Alcohol rather dirty looks our way), ation Basketball program: Misner Chiropractic Cen Fuel Company, Rick’s Mar Varsity Shop, Midway Fuel And Drug Abuse were quite willing to hurt our BOYS; 11/21-6:00 ter; 8:00 Carm en’s/Pete & ket; 7 ;00 Stumpy’s Yamaha, Company. 12/11 -6:00 By New Jersey GASP boys in any way they could Tuna’s Varsity Shop, Mid Elda’s, Neptune Auto Sup Misner Chiropractic Cen The Shore Realty, Rick’s (Group Against Smoking Pol in order to take the win. Al way Fuel Company: 7:00 ply. 12/10 - 6:00 Tuna’s Var ter; 8:00 Carm en’s/Pete & Market: 7:00 Stumpy’s lution) asks: “Want smoke- though the boys lost to By The Shore Realty, sity Shop, Midway Fuel Elda’s, Neptune Auto Sup Yamaha, Carm en’s/Pete & free dining?” For a free copy Antrim in the final game, in Misner Chiropractic Cen Company: 7:00 By The ply. Elda’s; 8:00 Neptune Auto of the guide “100% the opinion of myself and ter; 8:00 Carmen’s/Pete & Shore Realty, Misner Chi GIRLS; 12/2 - 6:00 Pizza Supply, Midway Fuel Com Smokefree Dining in New everyone there from Nep Elda’s, Bruno’s Pizza. 11/ ropractic Center; 8:00 Etc, Arnone Landscaping; pany. 12/16 - 6:00 Pizza Jersey” listing 500 restau tune City, they walked away 26 - 6:00 Rick’s Market, C a rm e n ’s/Pete & E ld a ’s, 7:00 Misner Chiropractic Etc, Arnone Landscaping; rants, send a self-addressed, the winners. Arnone Landscaping; 7:00 Bruno’s Pizza. 12/12-6:00 Center, Bruno’s Pizza; 8:00 7:00 Misner Chiropractic business sized envelope and My congratulations to Stumpy’s Yamaha, TFH Rick’s Market, Arnone TFH Publications, Tuna’s Center, Bruno’s Pizza; 8:00 $2.00 to help cover postage both teams for a fantastic Publications; 8:00 Pizza Landscaping; 7:00 Varsity Shop. 12/4 - 6:00 TFH Publications, Tuna’s and handling to: D IN IN G season! Etc, Neptune Auto Supply. S tu m p y ’s Yamaha, T F H By The Shore Realty, Varsity Shop. 12/18-6:00 GUIDE. NJ GASP, 105 12/3 - 6:00 Tuna’s Varsity Publications; 8:00 Pizza Arnone Landscaping; 7:00 By The Shore Realty, R ecreation MOUNTAIN AVENUE, SUM Shop, Arnone Landscap Etc, Neptune Auto Supply. Stumpy’s Yamaha, Bruno’s Arnone Landscaping: 7:00 B asketball MIT, NJ 07901. ing: 7:00 By The Shore 12/17 - 6:00 Tuna’s Varsity Pizza; 8:00 Neptune Auto Stumpy’s Yamaha, Bruno’s If you haven’t already Realty, TFH Publications; Shop, Arnone Landscap Supply, TFH Publications. Pizza; 8:00 Neptune Auto Neptune City been contacted by your 8:00 Bruno’s Pizza, Pizza ing; 7:00 By The Shore 12/9 - 6:00 Pizza Etc, Rick’s Supply, TFH Publications. Library child’s coach, you soon will Etc. 12/5 - 6:00 Midway Realty, TFH Publications; Market; 7:00 Misner Chiro 12/20 - 6:00 Pizza Etc, Thursdays - 9:30-12 be. Here is the Practice Fuel Company, Rick’s Mar 8:00 Bruno’s Pizza, Pizza practic Center, Carmen’s/ Rick’s Market; 7:00 Misner Noon; 2:30-4:30; 7:00-9:00. Fridays - 9:30-12 Noon. Saturdays - 9:00-12 Noon. Mondays - 1:00-5:00. Tuesdays - 9:30-12 Noon. AHENTION HOMEOWNERS: y^ Wednesdays - 7:00-9:00. 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Best Time To Cafl. i p PAGE 12 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14,1996 — QTimcs- Super Crossword ACROSS hit? 107 Ballad or “Never on 44 Make a buck 91 Black and 1 Look like 58 Drummer barcarole Sunday" 49 Square white 5 Necklace Van Halen 109 Fall fabric 5 Herd word 51 Banish 93 Supreme parts 59 Casino 112 Hopkins/Pitt 6 Admiral 53 Eye opener? leader? 10 Gonfighter's employee film? Zumwalt 54 Funnyman 94 Palo — , Calif. order 61 G a y ” 117 Relatives 7 Eban of Israel Foxx 96 Mouth part 14 Trattoria treat 62 “Unforget 118 Architect's 8 Pope or 56 “Hi!" to Ho 97 Moffo of the 19 Wheel part table" name add-on Voltaire 57 “Bolero" Met 20 Dramatist 64 Wedding 119 Actress 9 Musical group composer 99 Tokyo, once Edward staple Carrere 10 Society miss 59 Object 100 Gloomy 21 Roof edge 66 Drillers' org. 120 Scout 11 “Norma — " 60 Liotta of 102 Dear old 22 Above the 67 Face shape munchies? 12 “Stop, sailor!" "Unlawful thing? crowd 70 Beastly 123 Hole in your 13 Massenet Entry" 106 Sternward E ntertainm ent 23 "The Life of places? head? opera 63 Basil or 108 Worldwide Riley" actor? 73 Milan's locale 127 Brooch 14 Singer Braxton 110 Compact — 25 Den denizen 76 Poe short material Benatar 65 Egyptian 111 Child 26 Off-limits story? 130 Wisecrack 15 Chicken — Christian welfare org. 27 Besmirch 79 Something to 133 "Midnight king 68 Separately 112 Smallest 28 Kind of kiln remember Cowboy" 16 Edna Ferber 69 Green bean 113 “Enigma 29 Hog heaven? 81 Scheme actress? novel 71 Peculiar Variations” 31 Robert of 82 Move quickly 135 Egyptian 17 It may be 72 Put one's composer "Quincy, 83 Annoy statesman sweet foot down 114 Picnic area M.5." 84 Hasty 136 Bring to ruin 18 In progress 74 Bank 115 Frequent 32 Tuck's mate 86 Easy dessert? 137 Come to 24 “What's — deposit? 116 Sweater size 34 F Scott 88 Endangered terms for me?" 75 Champion 121 Mitchell Fitzgerald ape 138 Pianist Gilels 30 Even so rider? homestead novel? 92 Ark park? 139 Chased up a 33 BB-gun sound 76 Eisenhower 122 A real Swede 40 Unstable 95 Puppeteer chestnut 35 Costa — or Perot guy? mall or turn on the 45 See 48 Baird 140 “L'— . c'est 36 Sacred cow 77 “Vissi d'arte" 124 Famed orca radio without hearing or Across 98 "Before the moi" 37 Cleave singer 125“Exodus" 46 College collar Next Teardrop141 Relies (on) 38 It really smells author seeing something having 78 Israeli port too p e r 47 Gershwin or Falls" singer? 142 Circuit 39 Peruvian 79 Dam org. 126 "O — Mio" fect sounding these to do with them. This Levin 101 Organic safeguard Indian 80 Present 128 Menlo Park days. They’ve even gotten leaves me to think, how 48 With 45 compound DOWN 40 Depravity 85 Neighsayer? monogram Across, 102 Composer 1 Shortens 41 Algerian 87 Rohmer or 129 JFK abbr. nice little haircuts to show can a band with so much coastal Copland a slat seaport Roberts 131 Mrs. Eddie that they’ve changed their sing about so little? W ho’s phenomenon 103 Amneris' rival 2 Leave 42 “Le Roi d’Ys" 89 Way over Cantor METALLICA: I^ d - image. I don’t know, I just treating them so harsh that 50 Lid 104 Coach 3 Grasso or composer yonder 132 Greenhouse 52 Ahab’s mark Parseghian Raines 43 Maui me item they have to sing so de- 90 Franco of W ell, this album ’s been can’t get over the fact of 55 Neil Sedaka 105 Comic Laurel 4 Mercouri of mento “Camelot" 134 Loser to DDE pressingly? It’s not like around tor a while now, and how this group has 1 2 3 4 15 16 17 18 I’ve been too lazy to buy it, changed over the past ten they’re exactly living out of ■ but since nothing else is years. It’s almost troubling. the trash right now. These 19 22 out right now, I figured what The innovators of heavy are the days of caviar and 23 124 26 the hey. All around, I’d metal - now they’re the pla- white wine for Metallica, so have to say that this wasn’t giarizers of alternative. It why are they so ticked off? 27 3, a bad little chunk of music, makes me sick. Despite all Maybe it’s because they ■ ■ but there’s just something that, they’re still better than realize how silly they’ve 38 39 that irks me when you hear most the bands out there gotten. I guess we’ll never 40 41 42 one of the greatest heavy today, and though they’ve know. metal bands of all time lost that edge, at least you Overall, though. I’ve 47 singing mushy alternative can still listen to them. By gotta give them credit. style trash. Ah well, what the way, has anyone heard While other hard rock 55 can you do? Pearl Jam lately? God, bands from the eighties got 61 Metallica is a prime they just keep getting crummy early on, it took example of how commer worse and worse all the Metallica at least ten years cialization can ruin a time. to lose their edge. And hardcore band’s edge. I Unfortunately for even after they’ve lost that, mean. I’m not saying that Metallica, most of Load’s they’re still worth spending they’re bad. I’m just saying better songs have already twelve bucks on. If I have that their music is just a little been overplayed to extinc to walk into a record store tion on the radio. (Rem em and choose from Metallica, ber the days when stations Pearl Jam, Hootie or /"' c u s t o m ^ like Z100 shunned “Dance Fever USA”, I’m Metallica?) “Until It more than likely to pick the TIRE Sleeps”, “2x4”, and “Hero aforementioned nineties of the Day” are probably the “hard rock". They aren’t nSSOCKITESl best tunes on the album but what they were, but they are what they are, so I Complete I was just too bored of them guess I’ll have to stick my Auto Service, to be bothered listening to stubborness somewhere InciudingTune-Ups them. That doesn’t mean that they’re not worth listen for a while and pray that the Shocks, etc. ing to, it’s just that they’ve rock gods teach modern m i Najor fallen to the harsh burdens society that we’ve had of over-commercialization. enough mushy trash and Brands And while I’m think that it’s time to start dishing IZN MftW STKET ing of it, “Load” is probably out real music again. And BMUtr BBIGli a metaphor to how loaded m aybe Metallica still has G E T W IT H with cash Metallica must be what it takes to lead us back Call 775-0007 V7 7 S • 0 7 0 p y by now. I can’t step into a to this happy place. But 1986 LIN C O LN then again... TOWN CAR, SIG Zi)e mrneg! NATURE Series. Burgundy. Leather Seats. 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(1 block north of Main Ave.) Please make all checks payable to The Times ’Visa A Mastercard Acc^ted - Inchide card ao. A exp date THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 14.1996 PAGE 13 3T im tg- Hype. s o m e one else. Mel didn’t even Buy this! where act like he was in the pic Bradley Beach Rec W ear that! around ture until the very end of it. You must see/ the third or I know he had to have his have/own/be the Credits fourth. The appendix removed halfway Gives Out Awards this! NOW! TV, -by Lake Hansen - screen- through the making of the radio, print, writers kept film but for 20 mil. I’d like to B R A D LE Y B E A C H - On October 25th, at the Brad there is virtually adding to the Held Hostage see a little more on screen. ley Beach Recreation Halloween Dance, the following no escape from film hoping to Maybe he should have had children were awarded' prizes as winners of the B E S T the pushing of Ransom R $(out of $ $ $ $ $ ) . find something an emergency role removal Costume Contest: some products that would suit instead. Running down the First Prize Winners (Q u ick , show of everyone. It was street and screaming into hands, who among you has decides to use the money like”Hey, we can’t end this a phone do not a good per Loula Bardis a Nintendo 64 on your as- a bounty on the film without a scene of Mel formance make. Cherese Holland Christmas list, either for kidnapper’s head. That got frantically chasing some If you are going stir Shannon Phillips you or someone else? I my attention...A kidnapper one through traffic.” Then crazy just dying to see a Michelle Berthiaume thought so.) On the rare oc on the run from his victim. they remembered that they film, be patient, one will ar The Recreatiorv Halloween Poster Contest was a casion we purchase some Well, you can run, but had yet to have him break rive. The last few films I’ve great success. Businesses in town allowed winning post thing worth all the adver you just can’t hide... a bad down and show his emo seen weren’t even worth ers to be painted on their store fronts for all to see. C er tisement, it is quickly re picture that is. Regardless tions, adding another 10 writing about. This one was tificates and gifts were awarded at the Nov. 12th Council placed by something big of Hollywood Hype, this minutes. Thank God I drank if only by way of warning. Meeting. All posters and ribbons were on display at Boro ger, better, faster. More of movie had a major flaw, it’s a lot of caffeinated bever Do not go there! I am cer Hall. A congratulations to: , ten than not, we are left ponderous pace. Gibson’s age before sitting through tain that there are better First Place Winn with something that simply last film, BRAVEHEART, this. ways to waste over two Miles Pisani Tim Kurtz ^ did not live up to it’s hype. was about an hour longer The most astounding hours. None of them hap Danielle Urbanniwicz Dara Williscroft Th is season’s unfulfilled and still seemed to end thing about this picture was pen to be in a movie the Daniel Wengland ChereseHolland promise award goes to quickly. It took a brave heart how unsympathetic the ater, right now. None what Jonathan Denisewicz MegLynch. those responsible for mak just to endure this film. Ev lead characters were. I was so ever. Fade to black. Roll Second Place Winners ing RANSOM. ery piece of minutia re overwhelmed with apathy credits. Phillip Strieker Marie Weimer On the surface, this garding the plot had to be to both these people and Brennan Sullivan Barry Ellenwood ? picture had it all. Mel meticulously gone over. their plight. Th e sad thing Advertise With Hans Ryan Joe Martin ‘ Gibson, & Rene Russo, Th e promise of an action was that it seemed as Chris Merton Hortense Williams ®|)e€4inE5S were great together in LE film portrayed in the com though they couldn’t care Honorable Mention THAL WEAPON 3. Ron ing attractions was re either. Rene Russo looked Howard is a gifted director, placed by an overlong as though she was watch Call 775-0007 Joseph DePiano Jeanne Engeleke ' Dana Thorne Joe Meklin able to make even medio melodrama. Even that ing this happen to some Brian Fry Chris Engeleke cre projects seem worth wouldn’t have bothered me Eric Epstein Stephanie Camera while. The story should not if they put more thought into have missed: A multi giving the picture a better millionaire’s son gets ab ending. This film had more ducted and instead of pay endings than an old Re ing the ransom the father public serial. I lost count Growing in the Grove... Growing in Christ, in Love, and in Service! 988-9288 PmME t t i e m n e g St.Paul’s United Methodist Church This Weeks Specials Embury and New York Aves. Ocean Grove, NJ • Phone: (908) 775-1125 Stuffed Turkey f o o d s Celebration Service. 9A.M . (Uses modem praise choruses, keyboard, guitars, drums, Pork Chops London Broils piano, and is informal, flexible, and spontaneous.) *yneedma»'4’ Sunday School. 9:30 A.M. $2.49 lb. $2.99 lb. BAKERY (Exciting Classes for children, youth and adults.) Sale Ends 11/20/96 Traditional Worship Services. 10:45 A.M. (Uses a variety of music, high-quality choir anthems, Center Cut Chicken exceptional pipe organ. This service has a basic form and stmcture, sound liturgies and Bible centered preaching.) Pork C hops Cordon Bleu Grand Opening! St.Paul’s has an active youth program, Bible Study $2.99 lb. groups, several choirs, plus plenty of additional $1.99 lb. activities and ministries. Please call for additional information. Open Tues. - Fri. 8-6 Sat. 8-5 CAFE Pastor: Rev. Dr. Charles K. Root; Ministries Closed Sun. & Mon. 803 Main Street Belmar Assistant: Joyce Mayer; Director of Youth Ministries, James Angerole Gable Shopping Center, Hwy. 35 East, Neptune City 681-2334 ______( Across from jersey Shore Med. Ctr.) CAFE SPECIALS Hymn Fest 2 Eggs, Meat, Potatoes, Bread and 10 oz. Coffee...... 2.49 at Hill < First Presbyterian Buttered Bagel and Church (Tower Hill) will hold 10 oz. Coffee...... 99 an organ dedication and hymn festival on Sunday, Bagel (plain) or w/Cream Cheese November 24, at 7:00 p.m. in and 10 oz. Coffee...... 1.29 the church’s sanctuary. The Tower Hill Choir and Hot Corned Beef Sandwich Bethany Handbell Ringers w/pickle cole slaw and potatoe chips will be accompanied by organ, percussion, and an (until 4pm)...... 2.99 eight-piece brass ensemble. • We Will Cater Your Party 8 oz. Cappucino w/Carrot Cake The program will include To Suit You and Your Budget, or Cheese Cake a festival arrangement of Buffet Style or Sit Down. (3 pm ‘till closing)...... 1.99 "Praise My Soul, The King of (Payment Plans Available) Heaven" and Parry’s "I Was Glad." Organists Charles Harris, Director of Music, and •Parties For AH Occasions BAKERY'SPECIALS Judith Werner, Associate Birthdays, Office, Retirement Director of Music, will play 1 Dozen Bagels Calvin Hampton’s "Prelude (14 to the dozen)...... 3.99 • Sunday Nights Featuring and Variations on Old 1/2 Dozen Bagels Hundreth" and Franz Liszt’s The Live Music Of “Take Two’ "Fantasy and Fuge on Bach" Sounds Of The 60, 70, 80’s (7 to the 1/2 dozen)...... 2.25 on the church’s 50-rank or Fruit Pudding Cakes...... ea.2.49 gan, which has recently Reg. Rye Bread...... ea. .99 been restored by Petty-Mad- 10 Main Street, Bradley Beach den Organ Company. A free-will offering will be 908-502-4455 (♦ Specials Available at Belmar location only.) received, and child care will J PAGE 14 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14,1996 ®ije ®imeg- 'iJ'S.’ats The Domestic Abuse Targeted by JSMC Asbnry.Park Neptune - Jersey Medicai Center. “Jersey speakers include: Shore Medical Center’s Shore is hosting this con " Stephen A. Place Of Choice Department of Emer ference because domestic Becker, M.D., Director, gency Medicine witi ^x>n- viotence is on the rise, arKi Jersey Shore Regional by G. Dorothy Sabatini sor an educational con heaith care workers must Trauma Center. “The ference entitled, “Domes become more aware of harsh reality— the end re their rote in prevention, sult of reported abuse. concept that communities tic Violence: How Health A.P. Chamber of CARL WILLIAMS, JR. * Steve Carton, have the capacity to rejuve CareWorkers Can Help,” not fust treatment.” “Spirit of Asbury Park Award” Esq., Carton, Witt and Commerce Awards nate, if given financial and on Monday, November 18, DomesticViolence Our Mayor, “Mr. Fash Ari^nitis. “Legal implica technical support. 7:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. in the Conference/ Add One Dinner/Dance #9 ion”, Carl Williams, Jr. is a tions of reportirrg abuse.” In addition to support Medicdl Center’s Lance Janet Alteveer, M.D., lifelong resident of Asbury Auditorium. This free assistant medical director * Judith Kabus, The Ninth Carousel ing the advancement of the Park. conference Is intended of the Emergency Depart Ph.D., Clinical Director, Awards Dinner/Dance to be communities’ economic de His vision and purpose for primary care and ment at Cooper Hospital/ the Women's Center of held at Christie’s Restaurant velopment, housing and edu is to bring together people University Medicai Center Monmouth County. “Com on November 22nd, prom cational goals, NJNB actively emergency physicians, from diverse and ethnic in Camden, New Jersey, is munity resources for vic ises to be a very special looks to build relationships in residents, nurses, heaith backgrounds to take action the featured speaker. She tims.” night, indeed. Up to press the community through the care workers, and others and "move to improve” will discuss the barriers to " Alison McDonald, time the response has been involvement of its employ interested in domestic Asbury Park. M.D., Director, Emer wonderful as old and new ees. The promotion of the violence issues. Continu recognizing and treating To this end Mr. Will gency Department, friends want to come out to bank's community develop ing Medicai Education domestic abuse and offer iams continues to work, and Units for physicians and proven techniques for Kennedy Memorial Hospi honor the recipients of this ment goals is positioned as has a long list of awards, Continuing Education avoiding common pitfalls. tal-University Medical year's awards, as well as every employee’s responsi merit citations, and certifi Units for nurses have Dr. Alteveer is the presi Center, WashingtonTown- have some fun and socialize. bility. Therefore, each em cates of recognition to prove been applied for. For reg- dent of the New Jersey ship Division. “Identifying Last week I posted four ployee of N JN B is able to his dedication to this vision. the less-than-obvious of this year’s honorees biog dedicate one hour a week of istration information, Chapter of the American Mr. Williams is in the true signs and symptoms of raphies. This week I’m in bank time to a community please call (908) 776-4351 College of Emergency ‘‘Spirit of Asbury Park”. eider a b u ^.” cluding the other two honor development initiative. by November 11. Physicians and a member For those of you who * Robert Sweeney, ees. Through its commit “A woman is beaten of the Subcommittee on have not yet sent back your or sexually assaulted by D.O., Director, Emer CORESTATES NJ ment of financial and human Violence with the Medicai response cards for the din- gency Medicine at Jersey resources, CoreStates New a member of her family or S B y F a c e s PLACES Fred “Baron” Lehmann & Like Magazine BREAKERS HOTEL SCENES - Spring Lake - Shown at lovely table overlooking the ocean for super birthday party were: Seated - Mrs. Leona O’Connor, (Spring Lake), Belle Eakins (Birthday U d y ) of NYC/SprIng ■UKL n Wa s * scpM tr Lake/Perth, Australia) and Mrs. Alison Fischer, Brielle. In O’Conno* jectton W9»-^pon,eo and Ju««^ back - Fred and Dorothy Lehman (W. Allenhurst/Fla.), puslUo (CWet a,e « ------^ Frank O ’Connor (Spring Lake/Fla.), John & Eileen Carlone (Brielle, NJ) and Arthur Fischer (Brielle & So. *»ands and**^ ®'"9er. 77ies/^***®*'’9®''''auohn^"*'^ Miami In season). Catering and company was lovely. Rob®d* county poseUe ^ membe'f ,I^■ba^i).W^®•^7^nback^s Exec. n ttoundet of 9 «o,met \s Oec- THE FINAL WAVE - SL Mary’s Church very popular pastor, Father William Carton, waves Good-Bye after his last Sunday Mass. Father Carton was transferred now after 22 years to St Mark’s Church In Sea Girt Notice Children w/th***^ Bra^rhT"® ®*>ow The Ocean Grove f® '"embers (Chrir Homeowners will meet Party fo, °®®' ^ o lf c iu t TWp Saturday, November 23 at elections Of-,* 10 a.m. In the Community Room on Pilgrim Pathway. Recreation Plans for Ocean Grove will be discussed. Residents Continued from Page 1 structure would be about 150 long, containing two 40 x 20 feet buildings, a connecting walkway, and a 45-foot long Presents Our eating area. Nancy Evans of Little League Awards Night Ocean Avenue said, "We pay Model of the Week , The Neptune Township Little League held its 1996 Awards Night at the American high insurance premiums for Congratulations to: Legion Post #346. Trophies and gifts were presented to each of the Major League and the privilege of living at the Model Team Discovery oceanfront. We want to keep Senior League players in attendance. The 14-15 year old tournament team players and our yiews of the beach." She coaches were presented Jackets for winning the District 11 Championship. Amanda Gigltostro recommended that the * The program Included guest speaker Mike Sheppard, baseball coach at Seton Hall for her recent booking building be erected at the University, guests of honor Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Valentin, food by Wayne’s Galley, north end, where the beach drinks from Canada Dry, and prizes. Special prize winners were: Robert Watson, I for Gmon Gilculators! is larger. She referred to the fundraiser winner of a Mongoose bicycle from D J’s Cycles and Fitness of Belmar, and 55 Central Avenue, proposed building as “an .Thomas Shields, raffle winner of a week at Mike Sheppard’s "Hustlers’ Baseball Ocean Grove, NJ eyesore, a monster." School. Pictured above (L to R .) Arnold Valentin, Mike Sheppard, Thomas Shields and Ray 908-988-3648 Most of the residents 'Ryan. ------expressed their displeasure at the absence of both to sit still and be bullied. We Mayor Schueler and Council do not have a need to ex Fuel Injection man Leonard Riley, and pand our sewage services, several suggested that the so why should we pay for The Com puter issue be tabled until it could the expansion of services for r a w be heard by the full council. Neptune and Tinton Falls?" Wardrccm & Electrical A representative from AUTO Councilman Robert 10 South Street * Manasquan, NJ Pearsall told the crowd, "I Schoor DePalma, Inc. ex REPAIRS Specialists think the Council will vote for plained how the State’s what's best for this town." He Department of Environmental For Christmas Giving h m :-i PS • HK \Ki:s • i:\ii u sr conceded that he, too, Protection (DEP) could as would probably fight to keep sist in funding a program to O ur O w n Citrine Jewelry Line M A .IO R m PAIRS an ocean view, but added upgrade Bradley Beach's DOMFSTK' I ()RKK;N that he wanted to hear the drainage/pipe system so that opinions of the whole town. storm drainage does not run so to 70% Off In other business, the into the sewage system. The * NAPA Auto Care Center TN S A ’s proposed expansion DEP could float bonds which has drawn the ire of the would help to pay for this Reg. Retoit Pfus Tax * A.S.E. Certified Mechanics Mayor and Council, since process, and the NJ Waste * N.J. inspection Center (#2873) the upgrade will significantly Water Treatment Trust would Also Tree. Gift Box And Christmas Wrap increase resjdential and also provide financial as CompUte Stock - Safes Finaf business sewer bills. Accor sistance. Grant funding is 908-776-5687 ding to Pearsall, "Sewer bills another possibility. All re Open 10 to 5:30 • Sunday 12 to 4 82 Hillside Avenue will more than double if we^ quests for aid must be sub (908)-223-1010 sit here and do nothing. mitted to the State by Neptune City, N.,|. Bradley Beach is not going January 10, 1997. PAGE16 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14,1996 3Tf)e crimes;- and a copy is available up to Chapter 12 - Building arxi 12-1.1 OB NOTICE Street, Bradley Beach. NJ on and including the time of such Housing All residential units in the Borough o f Bradlay Beach the 26th day of November, rrteeting to the members of 12-1.10A Borough, except for the multi County of Monmouth 1996 at 7:00 P.M., or as soon the general public of the The Code Official shall unit r^idential dwelling units Since IH75 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thereafter as said matter can Borough who request such issue a Certificate of Oc- which are required to be re that the following proposed be reached, at which time and copies at the office of the c u p a r^ upon completion of inspected by toe State of New gufecriBc ^ ordinance was introduce and place all persons who may be Borough Clerk in said a satisfactory inspection in Jersey every five (5) years passed on first reading at a interested therein will be Borough Hall in Bradley accordance with the which have not b ^ n re meeting of the Mayor and given an opportunity to be Beach, New Jersey. provisions of this c h ^ e r . In inspected within toe last three Councii of the Borough of heard concerning same. MARY ANN SOLINSKl the case of residential rental (3) years from toe effective Bradley Beach, in the County Borough Clerk of the units, the Code Official shall date of this Ordinance shall K ift ® m c 6 of Monmouth, held on the A copy of this ordinance has Borough of Bradley Beach re-inspect all residential rental be re-inspected by toe C o ^ 12th day of November, 1996 been posted on the bulletin New Jersey units upon the transfer of Official within toe next twelve and that said ordinance will board upon which public no O RDINANCE NO. 1996-25 ownership of the property and (12) months and said inspec $ 15 Per Year be taken up for further con tices are customarily posted in AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING upon a change in the tenant tion shall be for toe period set sideration for final passage at the Borough Hall of the FOR THE RE-INSPECTTON for said unit Except for multi forth in Section 12-1.10A. . $ 18 Out O f Monmouth Countyj Borough Hall. 701 Main Borough of Bradley Beach, OF SOME RESIDENTIAL unit residential dwelling units R EN TAL UNITS IN TH E under the jurisdiction of the 12-1. IOC BOROUGH AT LEAST ONCE Bureau of Housing Inspection, H any of toe parts or sec EVERY THREE (3) YEARS Division of the Deparfinent of tions of this Ordinance shall GET WITH AND AMENDING CHAPTER Community Affairs, State of be deemed invalid, it shall not 12, BUILDINGS AND New Jersey, the Certificate of effect toe remaining sections Call 7 7 5 -0 0 0 7 HOUSING. Occupancy for residential which shall remain in full CALL 7 7 5 - 0 0 0 7 BE rr ORDAINED BY THE rental units shall be for a term force and effect MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF of three years or until the This Ordinance shall TH E BOROUGH OF BRADLEY change in ownership of the become effective on final ADVERTISE IN THE SHORE S MOST PROMINENT BEACH THAT CHAPTER 12. property or a change in the passage, adoption and WEEKLY NEWS PUBLICATION BUILDINGS AND HOUSING, tenant of the property , publication according to law. IS AMENDED AS FOLLOWS: whichever event is sooner. (46) 37.20 PUBLIC NOTICES ' PUBLIC NOTICES ®UHJCiS6IttSES*S' P U B ttC N O T g ^ PUBLIC NOTICES The property in question ment. Commission and costs to be be hearo. N O TICE OF is located at: Block 1100 Lot satisfied by sale is the sum of The file and plans of the $140,189.19. Additionally, all sales PUBUC HEARING 1; Street Address; 26 West CH-753640 CH-753626 Jumping Brook Road, Nep proposal may be inspected in CH-753346 are subject to Advertising fees, t^b e Township of Neptune SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE Board of Adjustment tune, New Jersey. the Office of the Adminis SHEniFF'S SALE paid by the successful bidder. SUPERIOR COURT SUPERIOR COURT County of Monmouth A hearing will be held on trative Officer of the Neptune SUPERIOR COURT The Sheriff hereby reserves the right OF NEW JERSEY OF NEW JERSEY NOTICE is hereby given this ^plication by toe Board Board of Adjustment Neptune OF NEW JERSEY to adjourn this sale without further CHANCERY DIVISION CHANCERY DIVISION that toe undersigned have of Adjustment of toe Township Municipal Complex, 25 Nep CHANCERY DIVISION notice by publication. tune Boulevard, Neptune, MONMOUTH COUNTY MONMOUTH COUNTY applied to toe B ^ d of Ad of Neptune, in toe Township MONMOUTH COUNTY JOSEPH W. OXLEY. Sheriff Docket No. F-3593-96 Docket No. F-2130-96 justment of toe Township of Committee Meeting Room. New Jersey during regular Docket No. F-342S-95 Dated: Oct 23. 30 Nov 6. 13.1996 business hours. First Union National Bank, Plaintiff American General Finance. Inc., Neptune for a Variance to First Floor of toe Neptune State Street Bank and Trust Com Fein, Such, Kahn and Shepard, Attor Dated; November 11, 1996 vs: Plaintiff vs: convert toe existing garage Municipal Complex, 25 Nep MATTHEW K. AGBOZO pany, Plaintiff vs; Saul Kohen, Mrs. Saut Kohen, his Arthur L Morris; Dorothy L. Morris, et neys into a den, where a garage is tune Boulevard, Neptune, 26 West Jumping Brook Road Otiein V.vBhn, Wllh.lmln. V.uahn, cIgrgndJiV al, Defendants Colleen T. Ryan, for the firm required and any additional New Jersey, on Wednesday, Neptune, NJ 07753 et it i, Dvfondanti By virtue of a writ of execution In the By virtue of a writ of execution in the (201)538-4700 variances deemed necessary December 4, 1996 al 7:30 Reference kSB099 by toe Board. (46) 13.95 stated action to me directed, I above stated action to mo directed, I P.M. All interested parties will above stated action to me directed, I (43-46) 71.92 •hall expose for sale at public ven shall expose for sale at public ven shall expose for sale at public ven due. et Hall of Records, 1 East Main due, at Hall of Records. 1 East Main due, at Hall of Records. 1 East Main C H -753653 Street (2nd Floor • Freeholders Meet- Street (2nd Floor • Freeholders Meet CH-751850 Street (2nd Floor-Freeholders Meet- . .. SHERIFF'S SALE I a s I a I- < a IQ Room), in the Borough of Free ing Room), in the Borough of Free SHERIFF'S SALE ing Room), in the Borough of Free- ^ SUPERIOR COURT CH-751937 hold. County of Monmouth, New Jer- hold, County of Monmouth, New Jer- SUPERIOR COURT hold, County of Monmouth, New Jer- NOTICE OF NEW JERSEY SHERIFF'S SALE aey, on Monday, the 25th day of No- »®y» Monday, the 18tfi day of No OF NEW JERSEY CORRECTION CHANCERY DIVISION SUPERIOR COURT ORDINANCE 96-39 CHANCERY DIVISION MONMOUTH COUNTY OF NEW JERSEY vailing time. Township of Neptune MONMOUTH COUNTY time. Docket No. F-12079-93 CHANCERY DIVISION The property to be sold is located in The property to be sold is located in County of Monmouth Docket No. F-19012-92 Shadow Lawn Savings Bank, SLA. MONMOUTH COUNTY M m c 'luf'h«Town«hipo(Ocean,lntheCounty 'he Town»hip of Neplune, in Ihe NCnCE is hereby given Citicorp Mortgage, Inc.. Plaintiff vs: Plaintiff vs: Docket No. F-13576-94 N.w Moomoulh, State of New Jeraey. Monmouth, State of New that the above Ordinance LaszIo B. Hasko, Carole E. Hasko, et County of Monmouth. State of New Walter M. Clark, et als, Defendants Vision Mortgage Corporation, Inc., Commonly known as: 410 Crosby Jersey. was not approved, passed als, Defendants Jersey. By virtue of a writ of execution in the Plaintiff vs: « ^ Avenue, Deal Park, New Jersey. Com monly known as: 1309 10 th Av or adopted on final reading By virtue of a writ of execution in the Commonly known at: 21 Heather _ , , ' u above stated action to me directed. I Patricia A Williams, et als, Defen , Tax Lot No. 2 in Block No. 51 on the enue. November 4,1996. above stated action to me directed, I Drive, Tinton Falla. NJ. shall expose for sale at public ven dants official tax map of the Township of Tax Lot No. 83 in Block No. 201.02. The notice printed In The shall expose for sale at public ven Tax Lot No. 69 In Block No. 32.07. Times on November 7, 1996 due, at Hall of Records, 1 East Main By virtue of a writ of execution in the Ocean. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) SO due, at Hall of Records. 1 East Main Dimensions ol Lot: (Approximately) was Incorrect and is hereby Street (2nd Floor - Freeholders Meet above stated action to me directed, I Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) xB4. Street (2nd Floor • Freeholders Meet rescinded. ing Room), In the Borough of Free shall expose for sale at public ven ,25.00 X 200.00 X .2 .,4 « X 200.03 (Ir- T o iiio '^ T w .M x 7 w .(;r x ''lK m Nearest Cross Street: Ridge Avenue. ing Room), In the Borough of Free regular). (46) hold, County of Monmouth, New Jer due, at Hall of Records, 1 East Main Nearest Cross Street; Sheridan Av TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 20% of hold, County of Monmouth. New Je r Nearest Cross Street: Situate on the sey, on Monday, the 2. day of Decem Street (2nd Floor - Freeholders Meet enue. the bid amount at the time of sale. sey, on Monday, the 9th day of De easterly side of Heather Drive 293.86 CH-753668 ber 1996 at 2 o ’clock, P.M. prevailing ing Room), in the Borough of Free TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 20% of Balance duo in 30 days. Cash or cer cember, 1996 at 2 o'clock, P.M. pre feet from the northerly side of SHERIFF'S SALE time. hold, County of Monmouth, New Je r the bid amount at the time of sale. tified check only. vailing time. Riveredge Road. ..s x SUPERIOR COURT The property to be sold Is located In sey, on Monday, the 9th day of De The approximate amount of the judg The property to be sold is located in TER M S O F SALE: DEPOSfT: 20% of ‘**''*' OF NEW JERSEY the Borough of Neptune, in the County cember, 1996 at 2 o'clock, P.M. pre ment, Commission and costs to be the City of Neptune, in the County of tha bid amount at tha time of aala. _ * c « c on y. CHANCERY DIVISION of Monmouth, State of New Jersey. vailing time. satisfied by sale is the sum of Monmouth, State of New Jersey. Bafancadualn30daya.Caahorcar- Th.approximat. amount of tha judg- MONMOUTH COUNTY Commonly known as: 1227 11th Av- All that certain land and premises aid .i lx I. XX I ment. Commission and costs to be $16,724.46. Additionally, all sales are Commonly known as: 411 Morrisey titled check only. ^ Docket No. F-S804-96 eruie. situated in the Township of Ocean subject to Advertising fees, to be Fl«et Bank, NJL.,Succetsor-in-lnter- Road, Neptune, New Jersey 07753.. Th.approxlmataamountofth.iud 9- " 1 '* ''! ^ Tax Lot No. 484 in Block No. 217. (Wanamassa), County of Monmouth, paid by the successful bidder. est by merger with Natwest Bank Tax Lot No. 19 & 20 in Block No. 457. mam, Commlaaion and coat, io S. Additionally all .. .. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately)85 State of New Jersey. .7 ,. 1. . h / .u m Z " • ‘ “ bloct to Adverttalng tea., to ba The Sherltt hereby re.arve. the right N .A., f/k/a National Weatminater Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately)1Q0 satisfied by aaio la the turn of , . . to adioum this sate without further x 120. Being known and designated as Lot • -.aa.%. xa-. .. . paid by thc tuccettful bidder. to adjourn this sate without further Bank, a Corporation of The United feet wide by SO feet long. $7,633.37. Additionally, all sale# are l T . ..x . ... Nearest Cross Street: 40.57 feet from 15 in Block 5 a t shown on a certain ..I . . -.1 t d a a. The Sheriff hereby reserves the right notice by publication. Statea of America. Plaintiff vs: Nearest Cross Street; Distant 250 feet subject to Advertising feet, to be ^ . . West Lake Avenue. map entitled "Sub-Division of * to adjourn fK.Wthis sale xxx.FKx^iitwithout further JO S E P H W. OXLEY, Sheriff Ronald N. Sauer and Ethel A. Sauer, easterly from the Intersection of the paid by the successful bidder. TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSrT: 20% of Interlaken Gardens situated at notice by publication. Dated: Oct 23, 30 Nov 6. 13,1996 Defendants northerly line of Morrisey Road and Th . Sharift hereby reaervo. the right jorEW w."oXL^","sherltt the bid amount at the time of sale. Wanamassam Ocean Township, Greenberg, Shmerelaon, Weinroth & By virtue of a writ of execution in the the easterly line of Carton Avenue. to adjourn this tale without further Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer Monmouth County, N.J. Pioneer De Dated: Oct 30 Nov 6, 13. 20,1996 Miller, Attorneys above stated action to me directed, I TERMS OF SALE; DEPOSIT: 20% of notice by publication. tified check only. velopment, Inc., Scale 1“« 50', Will Federman and Phelan. Attorneys John C . Miller, 111, for the firm shall expose for sale at public ven the bid amount at the time of sale. JO SEPH W. OXLEY, Sheriff The approximate amount of the judg iam D. Ayers, C.E. Civil Engineer & Harold N. Kaplan, Eaq., for the firm (609) 964-0660 due, at Hall of Records, 1 East Main Balance due In 30 days. Cash or cer Dated: Nov. 6. 13. 20. 27. 1996 ment, Commission and costs to bo Surveyor, July 10,1954", which map (609) 856-5115 (43-46) 63.24 Street (2nd Floor • Freeholders Meet tified chock only. Epalain, Ep.tein, Brown and Bo.ak, satisfied by sale Is the sum of was filed in the Monmouth County The approximate amount of the judg Attomeye ing Room), In the Borough of Free $183,497.17. Additionally, all sales Clerk's Office on August 23, 1954 in (44-47) hold, County of Monmouth, New Jer ment. Commission and costs to be Ralph F. Catale, for the firm CH-753626 are subject to Advertising fees, to be Case 28 Sheet 26. sey, on Monday, the 9th day of De satisfied by sale is the sum of (201) 593-4900 SHERIFF'S SALE paid by the successful bidder. Beginning at the northwesterly cor cember. 1996 at 2 o'clock, P.M. pre $171,385.79. Additionally, alt sales (4&45) 69.44 SUPERIOR COURT The Sheriff hereby reserves the right ner of Lot 14. Block 5 in the easterly vailing time. are subject to Advertising fees, to be OF NEW JERSEY to adjourn this sale without further line of Eisele Avenue, said beginning The property to be sold is located in paid by Ihe successful bidder. CHANCERY DIVISION notice by publication. point being distant 1,268.21 feet along the Township of Neptune, in the The Sheriff hereby reserves the right MONMOUTH COUNTY JO S E P H W. OXLEY. Sheriff the various courses and curves of the CH-753432 County of Monmouth, State of New to adjourn this sale without further Docket No. F -13658-94 Dated: Nov. 6. 13. 20. 27. 1996 easterly line of Eisele Avenue from SHERIFF'S SALE Jersey. notice by publication. Sovereign Bank, FSB as successor Merrie R. Lane, Attorney the northerly line of Interlaken A v SUPERIOR COURT Commonly known as: 417 Moore JO S EP H W . OXLEY, Sheriff to Jersey Shore Savings & Loan As (609) 665-2113 enue (If the two lines were extended OF NEW JERSEY 'Road, Neptune. New Jersey. Dated: Nov.13, 20. 27 Dec. 4,1996 sociation, Plaintiff vs: (45<48) 60.76 until they intersected): thence CHANCERY DIVISION Tax Lot No. 46 and 49 in Block No. Keenan. Powers & Andrews, P.A., Robert L Black a/K/a Robert Black, 1. North 31 degrees 25 minutes 30 MONMOUTH COUNTY 455. Attorneys unmarried, et ala, Defendants CH-752772 seconds east 6.75 feet along the east Docket No. F-3062-06 Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 50 Suzanne Bullock, for the firm By virtue of a writ ofexecution in the SHERIFF’S SALE erly line of Eisele Avenue to the point Beneficial New Jeraey. Inc. d/b/a CH-753677 I . . .. a _ j - a xi I feet Wide by 100 feet long, (201)985-9100 above stated action to me directed, I ^ ^ , SUPERIOR COURT of a curve; thence Beneficial Mortgage Co., Plaintiff va: SHERIFF'S SALE i. II « I *4 ax 5x11. x __Nearest Cross Street: 150 feet cast (46-49) $64.48 shall expose for sale at public ven OF NEW JERSEY 2. Along said curve with a radius of 75 Jamea E. Pope 6 Fannie J. Pope, hie SUPERIOR COURT erly from the intersection of Carton CH-752694 due, at Hall of Records. 1 Tast Main CHANCERY DIVISION feet and bearing in a northerly direc wife et ala, Defendanta OF NEW JERSEY Avenue and Moore Road. SHERIFF'S SALE Street (2nd Floor - Freeholders Meet MONMOUTH COUNTY tion an arc distance of 68.25 feet to a By vfrtue of a writ of execution in the CHANCERY DIVISION TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 20% of SUPERIOR COURT ing Room), In the Borough of Free Docket No. F-3948-95 point; thence above elated action to me directed. I MONMOUTH COUNTY the bid amount at the time of sale. OF NEW JERSEY hold, County of Monmouth, New Je r The Bank of New York, as Trustee 3. North 77 degrees 15 minutes 15 shall expoae for aala al public ven- Docket No. F-7495-96 Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer- CHANCERY DIVISION sey, on Monday, the 18th day of NO‘ under ITie Pooling and Servicing seconds east 179.85 feet to a point; MONMOUTH COUNTY due. at HaH of Records. 1 East Main Fleet Mortgage Corporation. Plaintiff 1996 at 2 o'clock P M pre- Agreement, dated as of Nov. 30,1993 thence The approximate amount of the judg- Docket No. F-13741-91 Str«et(2ndF1oor-Freeho{dersMeet- vs: CTSHomeEquhyLoanTrust 1993-4. 4. South 31 degrees 21 minutes 30 Citicorp Mortgage, Inc., Plaintiff va: Ing Room). In Ihe Borough of Free- Clifton E. Pettiford and Wanda L. ^ nrooerlv to be sold is located In Commission and costs to be Plaintiff vs: seconds west 170.00 feet to a point; David Treibitz, et al, Defendants hold. County of Monmouth. New Je r- Pottiford. his wife, et al. Defendants B^rouoh of Bradley Beach In the •***•''•** ^7 Anthony J. O'Keefe & Pamela thence By virtue of a writ of execution in the sey, on Monday, Ihe 2Sth day of N o - By virtue of a writ of execution in the Qountv of Monmouth State of New 5106,390.81. Additionally, ail salea O'Keefe, his wife, et al. Defendants 5. North 70 degrees 33 minutes 45 vember, 1096 at 2 o'clock. P.M. pre- above stated action to me directed. I ’ are subject to Advertising fees, to be abipve stated action to me directed, I By virtue of a writ of execution in the seconds west 102.46 feet to the point shall expose for sale at public ven vaWng lima. .hall expos, for u le at public van- commonly known a . : 1 201-2C Ocean P®''* *>7 »ucceaaful bidder. above stated action to me directed, I or place of Beginnir>g. due. at Hall of Records, 1 East Main Tha property to ba sold It located In due, al Hall ol Racorda, 1 Eatl Main Bradley Beach, NJ 07720, hereby reservea the right shall expose for sale at public ven Being also known as Lot 124 in Block Street (2nd Roor - Freeholders Meet the Townahip ol Napluna, In the straal (2nd Floor - Freaholdera Meat- Lot No t 08 in Block No. 12. •Pioum this sale without further due, at HaH of Records, 1 East Main 138 as shown on the tax map. ing Room), in the Borough of Free County o( Monmouth. State of New |ng Room), in the Borough ol Free- known and designated as Unit ootice by publication. Street (2nd Roor - Freeholders Meet The above description is drawn in hold, County of Monmouth, New Jer Jaraay. hold. County ol Monmouth, New Jer- Qaidena, a condominium, JOSEPH W. OXLEY, Sheriff ing Room), in the Borough of Free accordance with a survey made by sey. on Monday, the 2. day of Decem Commonly known as; 1908 Stratford aey, on Monday, the 9th day of De- jogether with an undivided 6.3075% Nov.13, 20, 27 Dec. 4,1996 hold. County of Monmouth, New Jer Rowland W. Erb, L.S., dated June 30, Avtnue, Neptune, NJ 07753. cember, 1996 at 2 o'clock, P.M. pre- ;„,„eat in the common elements andTlgha, Lapret, Bisuica & ber 1996 at 2 o'clock. P.M. prevailing sey, on Monday, the 25th day of N o 1988. time. Tax Lot NO. 49A aflt/a 49.01 In Block vailing time. deacribed in the Master Deed Sommers. Attorneys vember, 1996 at 2 o'clock, P.M. pre Being commonly known as 33 Eisele The property to be sold is located In No. 252. The property to be sold Is located in 27 ^ggg in Deed Book *°r the firm vailing time. Avenue. Ocean Township the Townahip of Ocean, in the County Dknenalona of Lot: (Approximately) the Tow nship of Neptune, in the 4940, Page 186 et seq., ax may have I®®®* 383-1233 The property to be cold is located in (Wanamassa) New Jersey 07712 of Monmouth, State of New Jersey. 25.0 feet wide by 123.0 feet k>ng. County of Monmouth, State of New been or may be lawfully amended (46-49) V ' $70.68 the Tow nship of Neptune, in the TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 20% of Neareat Croaa Street: New Jeraey Jersey. Commonly known as: 1109 Madison t e r m s OF SALE: D EPOSIT: 2 0 % of County of Monmouth. State of New the bid amount at the time of sale. Avenue. Ocean, N.J. 07712. Slate Highway #35. Situate at a point Commonly known as: 5 Roberta Drive, the bid amount at the time of sale. Jersey. Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer Tax Lot No. 27, 28, 29A, 30 & 31 in on tha southerly sideHne of Stratford Neptune, New Jersey 07753. Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer Commonly known as: 4 Main Avenue, tified check only. Block No. 138J. Avenue distance approximately Tax Lot No. 11 In Block No. 9044. Ocean Grove, New Jersey. The approximate amount of the judg tified check only. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 120.00 feet westerly from its inter- Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) The spproximate amount of the judg- Tax Lot No. 598 in Block No. 11. ment, Commission and costs to be 100.00 feet wide by 100.00 feet long. section with the aouthweaterly aide- loo.OO feet wide by 50.63 feet long. Dimensions of Lo t (Approximately) 45 satisfied by sale is the sum of Nearest Cross Street; Situate on the Une of New Jeraey State Highway No. Nearest Cross Street: Situated on the HOTICE feet wide by 69 feet long ftrregular). $195,930.73. Additionalty, all sales northerly side of Madison 557.14 feet 35. northerly stdeofRoverta Olive. 209.40 Borough of Napbine City Neareat Cross Street: Ocean Avenue. are subject to Advertising fees, to be TER M S O F SALE: D EPOSIT: 20% of from the easterly aide of John from the easterly side of Logan Road. No6oa of Haarfng Prior Nen(s): None. paid by the successful bidder. the bid amount at the time of sate. Terrace. TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 20% of Board of Adjuatmanl TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 20% of The Sheriff hereby reserves the right BiOance due In 30 days. Cash or cer- t e r m s OF SALE: DEPOSIT; 20% ol County of Monmouth the bid amount at the time of sale. the bid amount at the time of sate. to adjourn this sale without further PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on Tuoaday, November 26,1696 at 7:30 Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer tified check only. amount at the time of sale. Balance due in 30 days. Cash or cer notice by publication. The approximate amount of the judg- Balance due In 30 days. Cash or cer- p.m. or as soon thereafter as possible In the Neptune City Municipal tified check only. tified check only. JO SEPH W. OXLEY. Sheriff ment. CommiHion and coat, to ba unad chKk only, Building, located at 106 W. Sylvania Avenue. Neptune City. NJ., the The approximate amount of the judg The approximate amount of the judg Dated: Nov. 13. 20, 27 Dec. 4,1996 aatlafiad by aala ia tha turn ol Theapproximataamountoflhajudg- Neptune City Board of Adjustment will hold a hearing on the applicatjon ment, Commission and costs to be ment. Commission and costs to be HtU 8 Wallack, Attorneys $55,683.11. Additiooally, all aalaa are ment, Commlaaion and coata to be cf the undersigned, Beatrice Castrillon, at which time and place all satisfied by sale is the sum of satisfied by sate is the sum of Laurence R. Shelter, for the firm eubject to Adverlieing leea, to be aatisfied by sale ia the sum of Interested persons will be given an opportunity to be heard. $166,113.66. Additionally, all sales $141,175.67. Additionally, att sates (609) 924-0806 paid by tha successful bidder. $128,176.36. Additionally, all sales The premises In question Is known as Lot 11 In Block 26, more are subject to Advertising fees, to be sre subject to Advertising fees, to be $112.84 Tha Sharif! hereby reserves the right ,re subject to Advertising fees, to be commonly known as 31 Green Avenue, as shown on the official tax paid by the successful bidder. Bsaaesment map of the Township of Neptune City. Applicant seeks paid by the successful bidder. to adjourn this salt without funhar p,i<) by tha successful bidder, The Sheriff hereby reserves the right approval to acquire a variaiKe In order to develop the lot In question. The Sheriff hereby reserves the right notice by publicallon. The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to adjourn this sale without further Tha lot has a 50' frontage and 6,000 square feet as opposed to the to adjourn tMe s ^ e without further JO SEPH W. OXLEY. Sheriff to adjourn this sale without further notice by publication. requlrsd 75' frontage and 7,500 square f e ^ rrotice by pubHcetion. Deled: Oct 30 Nov 6,13. 20,1996 notice by publication. JO S E P H W . OXLEY. Sheriff The application it on fllo In the offtce of the Board of Adjustment JOSEPH W. OXLEY. Sheriff Fein, Such, Kahn and Shepard, Atlor- Dated: Nov. 6.13.20, 27.1996 JO S E P H V*. OXLEY. Sheriri Sacretary, Neptune City ffunlclpal Building, 106 W. Sylvania Avanue, Dated: Oct 30 Nov 6 .1 3 , 20,1996 Epstein. Epstein, Brown and Bosek, naya Dated: Nov.13, 20, 27 Dec. 4,1996 NafKune Chy, NJ and Is avaHabla for public Inspection prior to the date Stem, Lavinthal, Norgaard & DiJy, CoSeen T , Ryan, for the firm Attorneys Shapiro 6 Kreleman. Attomeye of tha hearing during normal businaet hours. Attorneys Ralph F. Casafe, for the firm (301) 536.4700 Jeffrey A. Qrabowski, lor the firm D iisd ; Nousmber 11,1866 Edwin M. Lavinthal, for the firm (201) S93-4900 Reference 6BM103 (609) 662-5535 BEATTICECASTHU jON (201) 740-0700 (44-47) 74,40 (45-48) 64.48 $66.96 1317 6Bi Avanus, Neptune, N J 07753 ea_20 W 1550 THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 14,1996 PAGE17 ^Kf)t ^Ciints;- VISAS MasterCard Now Clasisiifie)] ^tist Accepted! SMALL AD^. BIG RESULTS...call (908) 775-0007 B e lo w ^" C las^ ied Ad Rate^ (Based on 25 Words or Less; S.25 Each Additional Word) 1 Week - $6.00 • 4-6 Weeks - $5.50 Per Week • 7 or More Weeks - $5.00 Per Week APARTMENT FOR RENT OCEAN GROVE - One BR rage, lots of storage. $1,250 CHAUFFEUR TRANSPOR mouth & Ocean County. MERCHANDISE apt., modern. $500 plus mo. rent. Negotiable for par TA TIO N -Low rates, your car 223-5438 (41-46*) FORSALE BRADLEY BEACH - Mod electric. References. 1 1/2 tial barter and extended or mine, anytime, anywhere, ern, large 1 bdrm., w/w car mo. security. Phone 774- lease. Call (908) 280-1195. NYC. Phila., AC, etc. Air LEGALLY CLEAR YOUR FULL-SIZE SOFA BED - pet, AC, security intercom, 1732. (44tf) ports, hospitals, theater, C R ED IT FILE - or create new Jennifer Convertible. 87" x off-street parking, laun-dry SERVICES events, etc. J. Conley, (908) valid tile. For free informa 36", green & white striped, room on premises. 1 1/2 biks OCEAN GROVE - 2BR. 449-2019 (Save this ad) tion call Robert 922-2137. bed never used, excellent to beach. No pets. 776- Kitchen, Paneled LR, New DISCOUNT TELEPHONE (45-48*) (46-52*) condition, great for over 7654. (43tf) Bath, 2nd floor, private en SERVICE - Phone jacks in night guests. Orig. price trance, incl. all utilities. $595/ stalled, cable TV outlets. DAN’S TANK REMOVAL REPAIRS UNLIMITED - All $700. Asking $300. 774- O CEAN GROVE - Bright 1BR mo. Call 671-0501. (45-46*) Retired from NJ Bell. 27 SERVICE - Have you types of home repair and 3172. (46-47) apt., Main Ave. near town years experience. Call (908) changed to gas over the maintenance. Painting, yardwork and handyman. center, LR, DR, eat-in OCEAN GROVE - One BR 528-7535. (51 tf) past 9 years? Inexpensive WANTED TO BUY kitchen, storage room, apt., modern kitchen, micro- removal of unwanted fuel oil Free Estmates. 775- tanks (above ground & un 1495.(42 -48*) lease, security, references, wave, dishwasher: your own CATERING - Full Service, I BUY ANTIQUES - Paint der ground). Environmen Adults, No Pets, $625 per porch & deck. First floor. No Unique menu choices, ings, furniture, object of art, mo., incl. utilities (908) 775- smoking. 988-0057. (46- groups & parties a specialty. tally sound, safe disposal of SITUATION WANTED jewelry, china, oriental rugs, 5765 (24tf) 47*) Days Restaurant, 47 Olin unwanted tanks. Free esti toys, collectibles, wrought mates. Reliable & friendly St, Ocean Grove. 988-1007. CLEANING - The Finishing iron. Call Andrew Rose for service. Call (908) 517- N EP TU N E C IT Y -1 B R apt., HOUSE FOR RENT Touch Cleaning Service. No courteous & hassle free ser 0132. (46tf) available Oct. Lovely 2 per HOME CARE PROVIDER - big service fees. Free esti vice. 918-0598 (9tf) son apt., security & refer BAYHE AD SHORES - Three Responsible, experienced, mates and references. Resi ences. $700 mo. plus utili BR’s, 2 Full Baths, LR, DR, energetic. Belmar resident. JOE FREEMAN CERAMIC dential & commercial.. Call ties. (908) 922-3643. (34- Sun Room, Eat-in kitchen, References. Available. TILE & CARPENTRY - New Karen 681-2207. (43-46) 40*tf) stone fireplace, 2-car ga (908) 681-6114. (44-47*) and Repairs. Mon e flST OF ocean avp ¥■»Bv (Jrt'u__ Farrv______Name That Mailman! More recently, we in Monmouth Beach. So, as Do you recognize the years. the biggest dog. The one Yarrington, Roger Bacon, have learned that the fund an interested beach profes your old mailman in this The group got to that got away, obviously. Wayne Miller and Edward ing for beach nourishment sional, I did a site visit. What p ic tu re ? B o I g e r . will continue into 1997 with I found was the same thing I T h e r e Seated, left to the infusion of new monies have seen in Long Branch, are no right, are: for Long Branch from Lake Loch Arbour, Ocean Grove, prizes for George “Vo” Takanassee north to Mon Bradley Beach, Spring Lake correct Williams, Jack mouth Beach. Just like any and Manasquan. Erosion answers, Dinne, Henry other program of large fed on the north side of a groin not even Bombay and eral opening, this program that extends to far up above a free B e r n a r d also has its critics. But, I the high water mark. It is the stamp, Wright. cannot subscribe to an idea same wherever you go with but the T h e get that says Walk Away from this design feature. If a groin group of together was the coast and let the sea ends at the mean high wa retired the fifth re and dunes move westerly ter mark, you have saved p o s ta l union for the without opposition. being transferred to the w o rk e rs former co- I cannot defend north. If, however, the groin p ictu re d workers. against the critics that say extends to the upper beach, above While remem we made many mistakes in the erosion on the north side r e p r e - bered details coastal construction after travels up the face of the sents fifty of past events the turn of the century. How groin, and the sand on the years of sometimes dif ever, to say that you should south side cannot replace by p o s ta l fered, one sub now abandon billions of wave action the sand that service in ject discussed dollars of coastal real estate normally moves north. Thus Neptune. at the event to be reclaimed by the sea you have sand leaving and Th e span produced is just bordering on the in no sand redistributed at the begins unanimous sane. time of the high tide. with Ed agreement. What we have to learn The solution is basic - B o I g e r “W e e n jo y to do is to preserve, rebuild, before you fill, we must (far right, these things and protect and accept the modify some groins on the stand- so much, we fact that about every ten inside as well as notching ing), who plan to keep years there will be a storm on the offshore ends. When jo i n e d on doing it, as that inflicts damage, and this is done, you have a fan the U .S . well as keep work to minimize the loss. like wave action that Post O f ing in touch My role as a beach sweeps sand back and forth fice right through the projects person has and will at the westerly end. Anyone after year," said one always be to develop facil who doubts this should walk World mailman. ities that are durable, aes out on the Ocean Grove W ar II in thetic and don’t fly in the Pier, look south and you see 1 9 4 6, path of danger needlessly. erosion, look north and you and concludes with Bill gether recently for a lunch was the storyteller. I have also learned see distribution. I would Yarrington (fourth from the reunion at Rod’s Olde Irish Now for the answer Subscribe To that if you examine the suggest you make your ob right, standing), who retired Ta ve rn on W ashington to the big question...who causes of nature’s prob servation at high tide as this from the U.S. Postal Service Blvd., in Sea Girt. The ser are these guys? Standing, lems, you sometimes can is when it is most evident. in May of this year. In addi vice was prompt, the food left to right, are: Donald t!Pitne£( find a common fault, with a Next week I travel to a tion to serving Neptune, was great, and old mailman Greer, Gilbert Bowers, John single cure. More recently, nourishment conference in some also delivered mail in stories filled the air, with the Nolan, Arden Thorne, we have heard the term ero Atlantic City and that should Asbury Park, Avon and yarn-swappers competing Arthur Scott, Raymond CAUi ^ sion hot spots, in particular spark some new topics of parts of Wall Township over to see who got chased by Macolino, William in front of the south high rise news. T T M M U f: PAGE18 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14,1996 2Times- members from the Bradley Craft Show Beach Elementary School and the Bradley Beach in Avon Recreation Department, will USA Day Day. The class featured AVON - Avon Fire Depart meet at the recreation center the LB.J. (NASA) Space ment Auxiliary's famous one- on November 26th for a full At Bradley Center, oil rigs and the day Craft Show will take day of learning and planning BRADLEY BEACH Alamo. (L. to R.) Breana place on Saturday, Novem activities. Pictured left is Mrs. Williams, Chris Dadetto, Sandra Bucossi, the ber 30 at the Avon Municipal A u r ilio ’s first-grade Amanda Dente, Joseph recreation department Building. class at Bradley Beach DePiano, Kyle Harrigan, Breakfast, lunch, snacks program coordinator, School who created a Phillip Strieker and Mrs. and beverages will be received $1,000.00 from the “Texas" theme for USA Aurilio. available as well as special Coalition of Service Learning gifts, stocking stuffers, Grant to develop a partner decorations and many uni ship for the building of a que, hand-made items for portable ice rink. Ms. Bucos your Christmas shopping si states that "bringing lear 11 m l a c e y o u r pleasure. ning to a communnity based P The show will be open venture such as the portable C l a s s i f i e d G E N E I ^ A L from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ice rink is just one of many E€€EINe C€. A D W IT H DOUBLE activities which the public since 1952 should know about." Twenty- K Ice Rink four students will assist in Planned for the planning and initial buil ROOFING ding of the rink. I & SIDING Bradley The project has been FLAT ROOFS called a great example of SHINGLE ROOFS BFIADLEY BEACH - The Ice THE GORES j "Hands on Learning and REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Rink Planning Team, with Community Service." Roofing & Siding J FULLY INSm O 776-8249 Consultants I FREE ESTIMATES New Shingle A Flat Roofing 40 Years Experience ■ Repairs of all types AREA BUSINESS 4 Tremont dr. 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If Red Bank wins, they will have to beat Long Branch on Thanksgiving Day to clinch the top notch. Moreover, Saturday’s game is critical to the state playoff picture. If we win, we’re in. If we lose Saturday, many scenarios would have to take place for us to qualify. It’s pretty much the same for Red Bank. How To Contain Red Bank Red Bank’s offense is widely regarded as one of the tops at the shore. Junior running back Eric McCoo is arguably the best back in the state. His break-away speed every time he touches the ball poses a great challenge to our defense. McCoo is not alone, however. Senior quarterback Tony Racioppi is a darn good passer who runs the offense well. We must be able to reasonably contain both athletes if we expect to win. right back. Frankly, Red River South stadium and Our coaching staff will Bank’s explosiveness came away with a 40-0 win. tell our athletes this week in frustrated Central and Vian We did some very good practice much of Saturday’s ney. things against Tom s River. game will rest upon special We know this: if we get Coach Mayo and his teams. In every film we have into a “shoot-out" with Red defense stuffed the Indians watched when Red Bank has Bank, we will not win. Our for the most part and played, McCoo breaks a defense must click on all avoided ’the big play.’’ We punt return or kick-off return cylinders, sustain long drives were very pleased. Offen Monmouth County Champions for a touchdown. It is down and keep Racioppi, McCoo sively, quarterback DeShon right scary. We watched and company off the field. Hardy threw and ran the ball Neptune’s Middle School track team captured the Monmouth County Central Regional and St. This is the key to our suc very well. Additionally, the championships recently. The team finished the season at 10 wins against John Vianney pound the ball cess. We will see you Satur line executed fairly well. All only 1 loss. According to coach Ed Krausser, the young Fliers worked very in for long driving scores day. these facets of our game hard this fall to attain success. Krausser said these youngsters have proven, against Red Bank. Usually Last Week’s Game must continue to click if we with the right motivation, they will achieve. (L. to R.) Ben Firner, Kevin within the next minute, the Last Saturday we went are to be a championship Richards, Evon Griffin, James Brown, Kevin Marshall, David Crichlow, Marcus Bucs would fire a touchdown down into a hostile Tom s team. Jones and Steven Marshall. EHiHHjHIII] Brought to you by... 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Celia King, a issue. 1978 graduate of Neptune Twp Com m ittee M eanwhile, at the by Pat Reilly to have such use," he said, High School, has been ASBURY PARK - Asbury Township Committee but, according to Feit, the elected to Township Com Park’s Administrator, Alan meeting Tuesday night, the changes were recommended mittee in Maplewood, New Feit, says he expects a committee approved a by the Planning Board who, Jersey on November 5. packed house at tonight's resolution authorizing the he said, argued that King and her running-mate, Councii meeting. "I fully retaining of Ronald Lued- provision must be made for Burt Liebman, both expect a crowd," he says. such uses since it is a First Democrats, won resounding deke as Acting Township He has heard the hue and Amendment right. victories - Liebman to his Attorney in the matter. cry that some proposed "Again," he said,"We are second term and King to her Bevin Irvin has hired Gary E. Fox to represent ordinance changes have more closely regulating them first, after filling an unexpired him. Fox happens to be the caused throughout town. and are limiting where they term previously. Both attorney who recently Specifically, zoning changes can be." recorded over 55 per-cent of worked on a similar case. in the definitions of allowed th e votes in their As amended, the or That involved a property at uses as they apply to “adult dinance lists adult uses as municipality. uses.” These definitions Surf and Ocean Ave. in conditional uses. Feit con Celia King, is a graduate include adult arcade, adult Ocean Grove. In that case, firmed that the City has had of Syracuse University, bookstore, adult cabaret. property owner Robert "inquiries" from people wan where she majored in The zoning modifi Kaprelian had demolished a ting to locate adult go-go Business Administration, and cations, said Feit, do not hotel, with the intention of bars, adult juice bars, and is a current member of the mean a loosening up of rebuilding a bed and break adult bookstores in Asbury. Maplewood First Aid Squad standards, but just the op fast on the site, when he He insists, that the zoning and the League of Women posite. "What we are doing received word that his ap changes proposed will give Voters. Her mother, Vilma here," he said, "is better proval had been reversed the City more control, and Grenard, has lived in Nep regulating what and where and that he required Board that they do not encourage tune for over 25 years and certain things are allowed. of Adjustment review and a such uses. has been employed by Nep By restricting such uses to a Celia King variance to proceed. Meanwhile, citizens tune Township Office of certain area, we are in fact He won a settlement groups are organizing to Code Enforcement for 13’ better controlling the which allowed him to rebuild, protest adult uses at the years. situation," he said. under certain conditions. public hearing tonight. 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