'NEPTUNE TIMES AND TOE 10 CENTS 97 Years Old ...and NEW PER COPY ' r Every Thursday
c c v n NO. 20 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1972 T E N CENTS Cite 90 Students Manasquan, Neptune & Raritan H.S,’s "Down Memory.Lane’' With Business Manager Edwin K. Williams iFjor Scholarship ■ - In Grove Band Festival on May 26th Dr. Harold V. Garrity., Sr. Leaves *»rove For < oodwill Industries
Monday Night OCEAN GROVE - Two hundred Three Manasquan High School stu OCEAN GROVE — Edwin nue and Pilgrim Pathway. Charles high school bandsmen from Manas dents Marie Lord; Charles Barrow, arid K. Williams, business manag Ludwig, Ocean Grove architect, Miriam Steter will be heard as soloists NEPTUNE TWP. — Thirty-one quan, . Neptune and Raritan High er for the Ocean Grove Camp was hired last Friday to design in the Morrissey Concerto Grosso for Meeting Association since a new office building for the As Junior High School students and Schools will join together Friday even two trumpets, trombone and Band. August 1969, is leaving here sociation at the corner of Pilgrim '59* Senior Sigii students will l» ing, Afejf 26; .at 8i 15 in the Ocean Other program highlights include the June 9th to begin executive Pathway and Pitman Avenue. Con Jboiiored Monday night during tpe. Grove. Atfditontim; to present the third ‘ Light Cavalry Overture) ,hy von Suppe, training at Goodwill Indus struction is expected to start right Township school system’s 42nd Annuals Tri-Band' Festival as the open- ‘ American Sailing' Songs Fantasy,’ by tries, Inc., Indianapolis, Ind. after Labor Day. When the' new scholarship Recognition Night, f ingevent.mthe Memorial Day Week ; Clare Grundman, Excerpts from Die building is completed, First Mer The aggram , sponsored by the end Festivities in Ocean Grove. ^ e r d oCTsiucation, will be held in Meistersinger, by Richard Wagner, the chants wili enlarge its bank oper the Senior High School gymnasium The -Festival Band will he under Overture from Fiddler on • the Roof by ations into the entire Main, Ave the direction’ of Harry Eichborn, Tom j,t 7:30 P.M. Lisa Comelisse, presi Bock, and for the younger set the nue office. Mosheriand.’David Shoiwell who'have dent of the National Honor Soci Soimds of the Carpenters as arranged In other action last Friday, the ety, will preside and Joseph E. all long. heen . associated with the lead ty John Cacavas. business committee set in motion Bennett, Neptune Township muni ership of die Oc?a^ Grove Summer Marches on the program will include additional traffic controls. Central cipal administrator, will bring the Band.. V v :V;;V ’. ■ ■: Henry Fillmore's Americans W e, Bige*. Avenue and Pilgram Pathway will major address. Selections !'on 'the' .prograTn .\yilV in 'low's Oilr Director' and Miles’ Anchors be stop streets at their Main Ave-. The Neptune High School Con clude highlights, from; the Spring Con Aiveigh. . nue intersection. cert Band, under the direction of certs of the three*High Schools involv The famed Auditorium stage will David M. Shotwell, will open the ed and several, favorites of the Ocean be enlarged because of the size of this — * ------program. Paul L. Scott, president Grove Iteai&front audiences. Festival Band. No tickets will be re of the Student Council, will lead Ocean Grove’s own David Stahl will quired for admission, a free will offer Barry Goidwater the flaeaalute. Rev. John B. Kirby, he the featured soloist as he performs ing will be taken at the end of die m inisttSjlf West Grove Methodist th e exciting Rimslcy-Korsakov Trom ^program to off-set the expenses of pre Church, will give the invocation. bone Concerto: senting Ais program.. ' Answers Queries Greetings will be extended by I ■ % i i M 0 Mayor Joseph Wardell and Ber \ im. nm-i c> i j Of Local Residents nard J. Bilek, vice president of Fort^Two Young Municipal 0 ticials the board of education. WEST LONG BRANCH — U. S. Junior High scholars, led by Al Senator Bnrry Goidwater, hailed by len Kramme who has earned Serve On Student Government Day Edwin K. Williams many.as "Mr. Conservative” made a straight A’s for high honors, will promised but belated appearance be citerl by their principal, Soy NEPTUNE TWP — A total of 42 Foreman, Tom Carsen; Refuse Mr. Williams . has long been in before a Monmouth College Lec E. Dunshee. They are Janice An students took part in the Town Foreman, Garry Keel; Chief of Po terested in the rehabilitation move ture Series audience Tuesday night. derson, Louise. Baston, Nancy Bey lice, Steve Kronegold; Treasurer, ment and sees in Goodwill Indus: ship of Neptune Student Govern The 1964 Republican candidate er, Linda Brice, Samuel Garter, Linda Olsen; Project Co-ordinator, tries an opportunity to serve this ment activities yesterday. Twenty- for President was presented to, the Douglas Child, Peter Dundas, Rob Joanne Bennett; Court Clerk, Bev course. Over 40,000 physically han seven, students served as municipal crowdcd auditorium as "one with ert Foster, Nancy Green, Barbara dicapjped are being trained annual officials for the day and 15 held Mix; Code Enforcement Officer, faith in America, faith in our Con lieinri^i Rose Hernandez, Bar-, Don Brown; Curator, Lind,; Dietz; ly for positions in industry and positWnsYwithi;' the Neptune Edu- stitution, faith in our institutions, bara K&r£, Donna Kasyan, William Office Public Works, Doreen Fluhr; trades. Their slogan is “Not Char cation'al.Systcm. faith in government by laws, but no LeiftrArcfiie Lockamy, Dawn Mo* Office San. Land. Fill, Debbie Kal- "&.J ity, But a Chance.” The- entire.program was planned faith with those who wish to tin tenson, Wayne McKinney, James i / the . Student Council inow ski. Dr, Harold V. Garritjr, Asbury Park-dentist and schoolboy resident Mr.' Williams, ; who has served ker with the aims of the founding Meklin, Cynthia Miller, John Mill of Neptune Township,; Recalls early years. ; and i in leetings .with! Sec, . Health Dept., Brenda Can- Ocean Grove under two presidents, fa th e rs.” er, Barbara Moeller, Rod Morter, I tie -Miinilci^il,(Business Adminis-! nady; Se :. Town Clerk, Eleana Hoi Dr. Charles I. Carpenter and the By Peggy G o o d ric h ' On mining North Vietnam wa Suzanne Mousaw. Ann Patterson, ' trator/Joseph\E/Bennett, and Ted, land; iClerk Vital Statistics, Karen bles, Schlossbach’s Dry Goods Store, present leader, George L Herge- Neptune Township Historian te rs . . . Teray Petillo, Mary Sacchi, Robert Bea’, advisor to Ihe Neptune Stu- . Hulse; Receptionist Switch Board, Hurley's Tinsmith (later DisbrowV'-.^iieim'er, first came to the Groye and Curator '• “I made this suggestion eight or Seidentop, Katherine Talmage, dent Council. ' ' Melinda Holl, Candy Store), Gates Mission, Gooden in O ctober *368 as m an ag er of th e John Wheeler and Lisa Williams. ough Restaurant, Palaia's Barber Shop nine years ago, to President John Mrl Bennett,'reported that th e: Superintendent .of Schools, Nor N E P T U N E T W P . -Have you Motor, Inn and the North En,d He These students earned A’s and B’s. (where the ipool table often lured sortie son. It was essential that we deny Studekt^ve^m ^nt Day activities man Eptsng; Asst. Supt., Sharon ever heard of Ocean Grov^ Heights?’ tel. The fallowing August’he as Dougls E. Sibole, president of of the high school students to play the fighting man liis only source beg ■ .. the;tegular meeting of the DreW; Asst. Supt., Lynn Frazier; asked Dr. Harold V. Garrjtyj Sr. when sumed the business manager- post the board of education-, will give there at lunch time), Woehrer’s Shoe of- supply.” Nepturiel'ownshipmumcipal com- j Dir. Special Projects, (har- Gua: I interviewed him last, week. He re when the former manager, Rich the sajutory address and present Store, Hummel's pharmacy, Doran's The Moscow conference next m ittee Tuead.ay.night, when' the se- > ino; Sup. Special Education, Barb called it’was an area s^udp of Corlies ard F. Gibbons, resigned. award^jymh Dr. Victor J. W, Meat Market, Treat’s Grocery Store, w e e k ...... lected student governing body, .sta Stahley; Reading. Supervisor, .Ber Avenue, where Gorman’s;} pond was A veteran hotehnan, Mr. Wil Christie, superintendent of schools, tha Johnson; Drug Abuse Supervi and Park Grove Photo. • Across the “This may be tbe most important then locatecl,' and n e a ? ;^ fl^ e ;’A3berta liams was general manager of the io the. Senior, s^tfi’qlars who sor,1^A ndrea' Zsw adzkj’j ^ u r s ^ J e jn ta k e r s street .smarting about where, Dr. Ted. Hotel Astor in Milwaukee, Wiscon meeting since World War 2. Tlie achieved a grade of SO or inore in to assist in conducting the normal. Siddes;! Dir, .School Communiiy •Schltrssbach’s office is now located, was sin, before coming .to the Grove. conference in Peking set the stags all their major subjects. They are: Looking out die window Sx Neptune: municipal business;. lathms, Greta Wilson; Cafeteria Dr. Dish row, the physician, Taylor's He had also served on the man for the Moscow visit.- It was time Class of 1972 — Joanne Bennett, High.School from the Neptune Histori Yesterfay, moming, the students Co-ordinator, W arren: Cobb; Se c , Milk Dairy south of the gates, and agerial staffs of other hotels in the for the United States to show.:v/e Carol Boeseh, James Branigan, Su cal Museum' (in the Neptund Munici acting as . municipal officials re Board of Ed., Debbie King; Attend the old Neptune High School, with U. S. and Bermuda. are not going to be an isolated san Caddock, Ronald Cameron, pal Complex) on Springdale fAvenue, ported at the Neptune Municipal ance Officer Vicki Washington; Haviland’s livery about where the gym Mr,-Williams submitted his res country. 1 believe an international Elizabeth C oats, Lisa Comelisse, Dr* Oarrity: said that years’ago a clay Complex at 8:30 A.M. for an orien- Principal, Jan Beck; Vice Principal, ignation last Friday to the Camp settlement of Vietnam may result Sharon Dietz, John Dunn, Jill Fied mound approximately 100 feet high tation session with their respective j pal, Stan Smith; Vice Principal, I He also recalled that Oorlies Ave- Meeting Association business com from the Moscow talks . . . Neither ler, Randolph Goodman, Diana was located there and was then a .municipal official; At 9 A.M., thi1 Peit Vanderwolk. nue was a^very -good street in those mittee. It was accepted “with sin country can afford to continue this Huhn, Penelope Holl, Irene Kenny, At 9:30 A.M., the Student Proj haven for swallows. Now Springdale students reported to thek assigned days. Starting at the railroad and going cere regrets” reports Dr, J. Mark wild arms race. An armament level Deborah McCall, Tony Hoatgom- ect Coordinator and Municipal Pro Avenue has become the hub of the may be reached.” position and in the company of .the west was Howell's and Sfiorrer's black Odenwelder, vice president in, pry, Louiseanne Murphy, Suzanne ject Coordinator, Wilson 51. Ken community, respective municipal official under smiths, Stiles express, Matthews the charge of business. The committee! Youth today . . . jSimpson, Susac Stewart and Kim nedy, presenter! a report to the , Dr. Garrity was bom 77 years ago took the normal day’s activities. | undertaker, Atkinson and Hall grocery has been interviewing for a sue-1 “Fewer than 5 percent of our . Y oung. _ student: governing •. body: on iSJ2 in a house located on Codies Avenue, The following students filled the stores and across the street was Matt- eessor who will be announced in youth are willing to bum build , Clas^jBf 1973' —; M attie' Bray, Capital Projects. This report was following positions — Mayor, Paul West Grove, and. moved in His child hem’s wallpaper, a meat market and the niar future. : - .. ;" ings, or destroy property, or to Douglas^uy, Robert Cafone, Linda foliowed by a field trip to see the S co tt;1 Committeemen, John Dunn, j hood to a spacious home»-located next barber shop. Harry* W hite was ‘ the These • have been difficult oper destroy lives if necessary to obtain ChapmaE, Susan Corbo, Fred Fre projects unde, construction snd re door■ to Lewis Lumber Co., V bn South John Loffredo. Irene Kenny, Bob \ only constable then and lived across ation years for Mr. Williams as their aims” . . . "There is a con da, .Raymond Sodwin, Patricia view the importance of the various Main Street. This house at 95 South Cafone; Munidpsi Clerk, Eareii i the street from the Unexcelled Fire the business committee ordered servative feeling in the younger Jobes, Linda Johnson, Judith Mill p ro jects. Main Street was the former home of Kircher; Tax Collector, lisa Cor-j Co. In the midst of these businesses, ‘ austerity.” budgets to improve generation.. They seek a minimum er, I-eonara Miller, Irene Reall, Following lunch,' Neptune Devel the iate Charle^ E. Lewis, Sr., Presi n elisse; Ta-, A ssessor, M a r c .Oaf | were many nice homes. Ocean' Grove's financial position in of government and controls. 'Let Monika Robinson, Karen Roell, feldecker; Building Supt,, Rich Ha opment Coordinator,.' ■ Lester' ■ S. dent of Lewis Lumber Conipany.* : the face of' rising costs In addi me do my own thing’ is a conser In Ocean Grove, Lilligore's pavilion Kenneth Sherman, Patti Thonjp*. bib; Building Inspector, Ken Ko- Goldstein, presented the students . Harold’s father, George Garrity, was tion to rigid controls on expenses, vative philosophy.” sop, Kathy Voorhees, Janet Wdrd, with a report on commercial de and jxx)l were at the South End, which zar. in charge of real estate and built many the committee, authored ordinances 1 Wage and price control . . . " Selma Wells and Nancy Wielert. velopment. This report also cov also had band concerts and Jenkinson Welfare Director, R alp h Lew houses all over Neptune for Mr. Lewis, to halt any further deterioration "I don’t think they are going to Class of 1974 — Diane Barone, ered planning, zoning & municipal was making candy and popping com. is; Health Officer, Lardina' McEI- Sr. When the Lewis Lumber Company of property here and to improve work. Any sucess of the present Chris Capobiancc, Mary Hohweil- approvals. Following the report, Thc N orth end was the Ross pavilion rath; Sewer Supt., Joe Loftus; Rqad burned down in 1934, so did the the appearance of the community. is due to the psychology of the cr* N M Huy,’ Nancy Johnston; UJ- the students visited various com and pool. Garrity home. He also recalled that The.First Merchants Bank is American people, trying to make it" chaeljjglrby, Daws Metz, Linda-Ol mercial sites under construction or After graduating from Neptune High there were meadows from the Railroad j presently completing alterations to work. It will have the same histor son, m w am Sochette, Linda Shur presently completed. School in 1914j ' Harold went to .' 35 Anniversary - to; Atkins Avenue and he even had a move into the front half of the ic curse of controls—no way to mard, Shari Ann Slocum, Valerie * - Georgetown ; University on a baseball small golf course for his personal use Association building at Main Ave stop them.” Soden, Jay Stem,’ April Tanio, Coffee Shop Opensj located there. Dr. Garrity continues to scholarship. 'Miss Lida A. Doren, then Gov. Wallace and the Democratic Lawrence Wheeler, Gayle White, enjoy golf and is a member of the Deal Supervising Principal of the Neptune party primaries . . . Michele Williams and Steven Zun- OCEAN GROVE — Mr. and Mrs. Golf and Country . Club. He has won School System (She was Superinten Award Winner “We’ve got to changc the, way ger. Irwin Swanson announce the open 26 Club Championships in local golf dent from 1898*1917) was the most ing of the Ardmore Coffee Shop, we campaign, but I doubt if we will 8 tournaments. Paga three, plea*# change (he individual candidate Home Owners May 26th Ocean Pathway, this Saturday, W hen Harold was a boy he attend I ______who ■seeks personal appearances, May 20, at 8 A.M.- H o ilT f S‘ arc, ed the Bradley Park School from Kin fro m A.M to P.M., serving Spray Against Gypsy Moth “shaking the flesh.” We areo com I OCEAN GROVE .— The Ocean 8 8 dergarten through third grade, when breakfst, lunch a n d dinner, plus ing to a national primary day, but Grove Home Owners Association it was a four-room schoolhouse and FREEHOLD - The spray cam fountain service. The Ardmore Ho we must first seek uniformity' in will meet.next Friday, May 28, at Miss Bartine was Principal. He then tel and dining toons opens Thurs- paign against she gypsy, moth was the 50 states. If I had it to do over 7:30 p.m. in Thomley Chapel to attended the old Neptune High School started by the Monmouth County again I wouldn't enter many prim tear Charles Lang,- chairman of dy, May' 26. The dining room serves Building (now the Ocean Grove Mid State Tree Commissior* shis week, and aries. It’s a killing ordeal. I would the>i&iard of itustees of. the Nep- Cown wili speak on Health Care dle School) on South Main Street. He covers about "25,000 acres, ,A .ground seek national appearances." tHaS^Jtswiy/^Business . meeting played baseball . for 3 years; and foot control program cove*:, an additional The possibility of Connally re and sodftl.Isoar wjfl'folfdw. The ex-' • Plan Explorer Olympic: ball for 2 years and was on the 1913 5,000 acres. David C, Shaw, commis placing Agnew on the GOP tic. ecutive board will meet at 7 p.m. undefeated Neptune High School Foot sion superintendent, said that the date The 19th annual dinner of t h e OAKHURST — .Will Pine, Nep k e t . . . ball Team when Alvin E. Bills Sr. was was'chosen'-as the expected time, that Home Owners will bfc held at tune, chairastt of the Activities "I don't seek it happening. I the^ quarterback. As tackle^ Dr. Garrity, the insects will'have hatched snd «he North End Hotel on June 23. For Committee for the Exploring Divi don’t see Agnew dropping out un sion c! Monmouth Council, B.S.A. Was chosen to be a member of the All treis will be sufficiently foliated to reservations or information call ■ GEORGE "A. ‘ NORTHRIDGE less he wants to. In addition, Ag announced today that final., plans Star Team of the shore area.; retain the insecticide. new is more popular than Nixon." lilts. Howell Rome, 774-7371. JR., 408 .Burlington. Ave., Dr. Garrity recalled some of j the Bradley Beach, w m celebrate have been completed for the Ex Pate Five Pleue ETHEL’S STATIONERY ■ his ,35th anniversary Wednes plorer. Olympics. T h e Olympics businesses found on South,Main Street Human Relations Unit Meets “The Greeting; Card Store” day, May 24, as an employee wttl.be held at Monmouth College around 1910, in Neptune’s yesteryear Opp. Peat Office, Oeeas* Grove. of-Jersey Central Power and when it was. the hub .of the community. NEPTONE - The Neptune Declare Quarterly Dividend — adv SJght Company. He Is th e: on June 10 Registration will coin mence at 9:00 A.M, Going' north to the Asbury Park line Township Human Relations Coun- CADET LT. BOBERT E. Coast Division manager o l ASBURY PARK — Directors . of Mslfi Diner » Restonrant, As Marketing Services w ith , from Codies Avenue wets Gravatt's cil Was hold its regular monthly 5KOLD, son at Ocean Grove bury Kssfe Circle, now serving headquarters in Asbury Park. Bakery (Tow niip Hail was then next meeting tonight (Thursday) at the Trustee and Mrs. Robert First Merchants National Bank have H dinners. Oar • MCOSS to Hear Commissioner He joined the company Ma? to the railroad in the Matthews Build Whitesville Schools, Bangs. A ve. Skold, of York, Pa., and sum declared a regular quarterly cash divi ■ genlS?i?-CllfeSB S pecials now I I mer residents of the Grove at 'M i 1937 and h a s served.'in ing), McClelland Gioceiy Store, Limi- dend of 10-ccnts a share, payable July JuM , t e a 8 P.M. —48tf supervisory positions In Lake RED BANK — Dr. James R, Neptune, at 8 P.M. Neptune citi 9 Ocean Pathway, ha? oeen a- her Yard, Benson-Painting Contractor, zens interested in the organizatiosi 3, 1972 to shareholders of record June BUS TIC K ETS t® N ew T o r i wood and Asbury Park. He is Cowan. New Jersey State Commis . warded the “Marshall - Baker a Kieiisber of the Asbury P ark sioner of Health, will be the guest Muller's PianO Store, Ice Co., Becker’s are invited to attend. Military Science Award” at Val 8, 1972, John G. Hewilt, president, CHy available at Ethel’s SSft* ley Forge Military Academy. tlonery, appoxitr Post office, Kiwanis Club; Bradley ?Seaeh speaker at the: -annual dinner of the Candy Storp, Finkel’s Shoe Store, Far has announced. Planning Board; Bradley Beach CARD OF THANKS ; It is presented f o r. academic O cean S3rom , Round trip & One MCOSS Family. Health & Nursing mer’s Coa! 6c Fuel, Hatfield’s^ Vegcta- To Mr. and Mrs. Leaning for achievement in military sci Way. A.P. & N .I. Transit Co. Fire Company, and tfie ,-imer- / NAGLE’S MAIN CENTRAL Tei. n t t m . - ■... - m t ' lean -Legiou Post A native of S e n ic e m .I S a y 23 as the organiza gradously accemmodating so many ence and outstanding leader j PHARMACY — Tel. Belmar, Mr. Northridge is mar. tion celebrates its 60th anniversary, TO SENIOR CITIZENS AAR.P. ;embers with, the lse of ship in the corps of cadets > All-year service Drug of quatl- FO R H E L P ■ riedVto the/former M te-Sne-. bf serving the community. Dr. ■ At Howard Johnson!* in Nep their dining room for the tea, glv- military training sjrogram. He ; iy for prescriptions. Sundry W agner of State «3ollege, Pa.' tune and Sea. Girt you will always e n In n e m w y -o f my twloved hn&. is an honor stude nt -and will items. Store Hours 8:30 A.M. to Day or Night . Cowan wil 1 speak on Health Care DRUG ABSfCHON i’ROBLEMT They have a daughter, Bfrs. find aneclal prices to salt you? hand, Alc^stider Coolitcb. (Signed) graduate Irom the academy S P.M. San, 12-1 P.M. only? If CaD 588-8SJ8 Nascy Sotnick of Connecticut in New Jersey. poeketbedfc — Noemie Coulitch, IS Atlantic Ave. this year. tftnergency,,.phone 775-208V adv : ■ '-' '. • l .. ’ I* A G-E T W O THURSDAY, MAY iS, 1072 OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIF OF NEPTUNE. NEW JERSEY OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY- THURSDAY. MAY 18. 1972 168.8 Dr. Garrity married the former Sara 26 years and is its President. program»• ^ e Knrth RV, ; 187.70 Goddard, an Asbury Park school teach- He is active: eivically and belongs ■ H e is also chairman of the communi SPORTS CORNER Elizabeth Pastor Librtfrf Honors Jfersey Shore Medical Center 156.7 crr from Manasquan in 1921 and tnov- to the Rotary Club of Asbury Park cations department of the Synod of 154.75 ed from Neptune to Fourth Avertue,: from 1922 and. is a Past President. He At United Fund NeW Jersey of the United Preskyterian 153.36 Bradley Beach. They had two sons is a member of the Monmouth County TAKE Church. . 160.68 Harold V. and George Richard and 10 Dental Association, New Jersey Dental FT. MONMOUTH - A minister 147.69 grandchildren and Dr.. Garcity Sr. Association, American Dental Society FIVE who is known to millions as a televi 147.54 now, a widower, lives in Intetlaken, and ihe American Dental Fraternity sion personality will be the key speaker New Officers 146.33 where he has been a Councilman for (only 50 membcts in New Jersey.) By FRED W. KOKE at the annual meeting of the Mon 146:27 mouth County United Fund. He . is 145.70 the Rev. Robert Wesley Scottj D.D., OCEAN GROVE - T! : . ; -, ,i . 141.33 Crosman V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary .met 1409 V M 3 Big Features at the TELEVISION MAGIC pastor, of Westmi n ster Presbyterian tt Ever notice in the FBI,. Church, Elizabeth. .•'* { . - on April 27 at the home of Mis, Ouida 139.59 Packard, 91 Abbott Ave. 139.26 The dinner meeting, which is open i f ALBATROSS HOTEL Criminals who are shot never die? 137.31 to the public; will, be held at 6:30, Mrs. Louise Lambert •• •' 136.69 P.M ., M ay 16, at.Gibbs Hall. Arrange the election of the foljr v ‘ . — y this weekend Grandma Snazy says after the big meal on Mother’s Day 136.2 ments may be made at the United' President, .Nanry ‘ : -.i r •.->i.r 34 Ocean Pathway k when she was busy at her sink doing the dishes, one of her 134.5 Fund office, 16 Spring St., Red. Bank. vicft; pres.* Adeline :Shannon; little grandchildren came into the kitchen and after watching junfpi 132.69 OCEAN GROVE, N. J. Dr. Scott is a Versatile pastor whose vice'pres,, Gladys Pferderv tv. her for a minute or so, exclaimed, “Oh, Grandma, what a 132.80 interests and abilities range far beyond Duro'iiy Garrabrant; rlvvv'.: When we state home cooked dinners, wc really mean “home funny way to wash the dishes,, in a pan!” I suppose it did 132.48 the pulpit. Among the best known of j Lone; conductress, Sol” ': cooked.” Martha Subert brings to the Caribbean Dining Room' look strange to a little girl raised in this push-button dish 131.58 35 years of expfcrience. Her primary concern is to have you washer age. these is the weekly program, *TV( Sim historian, Adeline S H ' • 131.52 enjoy a home style meal away from home. As owner-manager, day School' 'over WNBC-TV ■ at 9 instructor, Melba Kaiser; grand, 130.26 MAJOR WILLIAM A. ROWLEY, son of Mrs. Peter J. Hartigan, 90 Martha Subert has a reputation to uphold. That is why we need A.M., Sundays. The. minister writes Cane; trustee for B years. J 'j' Shark River Road, Neptune has graduated at Lube AFB, Glendale, your advanced reservation. i STjUDY HALL CHATTER 128.23 Ariz., from the F-4 Phantom fighter-bomber instructor pilot course. and appears on the show, which is in bert; trustee for 2 yen - 127.70 Major Rowley, now qualified to teach student pilots to fly the Until June 15th all dinners — $2.25 “Hi Marge! I understand that when it comes to going out its fifth year. Hannah; trustee for 1 year: I-i -i ■a D 127.44 supersonic jet, will remain at Luke for duty. Ilis unit is part of tbe . on the town, your sister’s new boy friend is not exactly the Daily dinner hours 5 to 6 P.M. - cxcept Sundays 1 to 2 P.M. He is also heard on a number of bigh. 124.30 Tactical Air Command which provides combat units for air support Prodigal Son, right?” “Right, Mert, right! Whenever he of U.S. ground forces. The Vietnam veteran was commissioned in radio stations with daily devotional 124.11 We also serve daily breakfasts from 8 to 10 A.M., no phones my sister for a movie, she knows it will be a strictly I Poppies will go on sale 1960 upon completion of the aviation cadet program. programs called 'Good Morning’, ‘To 122.33 . reservations required on May 20 thru May ? ' -.Vor of t!u- .(.ytune Historical Mosenm, points to her ex- 50-50 proposition. He will furnish the popcorn and she, the morrow’, and This is Bob Scott.’ For television.” . be .obtained from post anrV , „ ,. v ‘ -’'•'"‘•Fitkin Hospital, Neptane, in corn- 114.68 FOR DINNER RESERVATIONS CALL 775-2085 eight years he appeared on a religious ! membeis. tonal Hospital Week to David V. Carter, (right) executive vice president of the 112.2 “Marge, jiist one more question before the bell rings, 112.16 • Friday — POT ROAST- (time passes such quickly in a study hall when you have some 107.26 • Saturday — ROAST CHICKEN one to talk to) where does he buy his pail of sticky goodies?” 105.16 “Why the ppocom machine in the lobby of the cinema 102.2 | • Sunday — PRIME SIRLOIN OF BEEF parlor, where else?” 99.65 132.25 The inflation story of the week is the one about the woman who when she discovered that $25.00 worth of gro ceries had been _stolen from her car, exclaimed, “That’s the last time I will put them in the glove compartment.” OCEAN GROVE BUSINESS M E N ’S B O W L IN G L E A G U E IN MY OPINION - - -
By Dr. Victor J. W. Christie
Superintendent of Township Schools
IN MT OPINION — Tblj If an exclusive column In the TIMES which la devoted to a diiciuiion of edarallanal top Ira o n a state, nattanal, and world leveL The opinions expressed are those of our Neptnne Township Superintendent of Schools. Dr. V. Jr. Hr. Christie, and, of course, do not ■eceaaarr reflect the opinions of this newspaper. This column wilt appear at Irrernlar intervals and It is our hope that you will witte and let us know whether or not you find them provocative. TIUE ED ITO St All rifhts to reproduce the article, either in whole or in part, reserved by the writer.
WHAT ABOUT THE UNTALENTED STUDENT? It.ought to be obvious that in the best of worlds men are POPULAR ACRES OF I MINUTES PRICES TENTS. THRIUS-LAUGHS created equal — according to law, census bureau and ap petite. But men are not created equal in terms of mental agility, reaction speed, size, strength, health, wealth, and so fo rth . Is this unfortunate? Not at all. Wouldn’t it be a dull New Jersey’s Largest Residential Real Estate Broker world if we were all bom excessively equal? It is the diver sity that makes the world full of problems and therefore in terestinfi. It is the diversity that provides the drive in the have-nots to achieve. Some of our greatest men and women have risen from humblest and poorest environs. So it is good that there is such a difference among us. In the matter of human intelligence, this means that some individuals are sm arter than others in certain things. In education, about 15 per cent of students are talented academically, about 65 per cent rate capable of normal academic progress, and perhaps Van Bergen Tire Co 20 per cent have difficulty in comprehending quickly certain subject areas. There are not many geniuses who are tops in everything; and there are precious few who are more dr less hopeless in all their studies. But the academically untalented are most useful to our country. They may. wind up in posi tions of leadership and employ the engineers, the salesmen, the artists. For there is no assurance that the academically Now Filling Vacancies for Fall Term . . . Monmouth County talented tudent is equally as creative as the academically un Headquarters for talented. A study made a few years ago suggests that the academically talented are better grade getters and test takers 7 MEW n RIVERVIEW ACADEMY MOTOROLA but that the academically untalented are more creative. JERSEY For. Old Gold and SALES & SERVICE At any rate, we have heard so much about the academi CHRISTIAN ELEMENTARY and HIGH SCHOOL SU ver a n d Old Jewelry • Quasar TV • Consoles, .Por cally talented as to think little of the academically less tal NATIONAL tables • Radios • Rccord ented; It is about time we gave some thought to those who , BANK A i f College Prep if Qualified Christian Faculty i. FEDDES Players . . . Tape Recorders. carry on bu do not excell. For all of us are Americans and ★ fl^all Classes -te Active Athletic Program each of us is worhy in his own right. JEWELER BONDED TV i f Grades IC thru 12 Moderate Tuition OCEAN GROVE 49 MAIN AVE., The story is told about the Nobel award winning physi i c Non-Denominational POST OFFICE BLDG. OCEAN GROVE cist whose automobile conked out while waiting for a light to Te!. 776-6548 change . . . getting out and opening , up the hood he viewed Our car I© the motor with considerable puzzlement . . . the garage Shark River Hills Since 1957 mechanic (a product of one of the Neptune school’s vocation Member NACS CUSTOM DESIGN al programs) arrived on the scene, took out his screwdriver, Neptune Complete Collision made an adjustment here . . . and there . . . within a few seconds the motor was running smoother than before. The IRON RAILING Repair Service all others E x te r io r & In te rio r question is . . . in this particular instance which one was the educated one or the more intelligent? Room Dividers 24 Hour Towing You can have a F R E E car wash every month MASTERCRAFT IRO N A RT for the length of your loan 801 Langford St. ASBURY PARK W* * H P \A U T O u o d y m Elegant That’s right... finance your new or used car through New r- F o r Y our T e l. 988-3113 Phone 774-6635 WE HAVE MANY BUYERS LOOKING FOR HOMES IN YOUR AREA If no answer, call 988-7695 1 181 S. M ain St. Jersey National Bank and we’ll send you a book of coupons— 1 Dining Pleasure . . V f - .f»*n f Neptnne, N. J. 1 DINING onefor every m onth for the length of your loan. The coupons 1 1 Coupons will be honored by Serving 0 a.m. - 7 p.m. can be used as follows: 1 at Popular the following participating Personalizedt ' ■ 1 • 1 coupon entitles you to one free e x t e r i o r c a r w a s h Closed Weds. Prices . . . car wash companies: ARRISpH FO?LLmL Howard Service (M onday through Friday only). i Cooking in Front of L. Smith = • DAILY 1 AUTO VALET CAR WASH—Trenton Highway 35 & 3rd Ave. ' Tiie Hardware Store • 3 coupons entitle you to deluxe car w ash service including 1 Y our E y es NEPTUNE CITY of Ocean Grove exterior— interior cleaning and hot wax application (includes 1 CAPITOL CAR WASH—Trenton (2 locations) — Novly Decorated —• 1 LUNCHEONS 1 771:5,352 • weekends). 1 CONTE’S AUTOMATIC CAR WASH— Long Branch H DINNER SPECIALTIES 1 Residence 95 Broadway It’s also nice to know you’ll be borrowing at low bank rates. i FOUR SEASONS CAR WASH— Oakhurst PAINTS and OILS == • Steak Margarita • Bradoota = 1 Ocean Grove — 774-2590 Visit the New Jersey National Bank office nearest you or i JOE’S AUTO LAUNDRY— W est Long Branch MLPHIN RESTAURANT Large Selection Hants, ~ • Boneless Breast of Chicken Parmigiana = 1 sim ply tell your car dealer you w ant to finance through us. Garden Supplies ~ • Chicken Cacdatora, Mushroom* = SHORE AUTO LAUNDRY— Allenhurst 68 MAIN AVE. — OCEAN GROVE G ift Ite m s = • Steaks • Chops • Ala Carte 3 You m ight say w e’re the only bank in town w here you can 13AKLAVA - Delicious Home Baked Greek Dessert FULL LINE OF r CLOSED TUESDAYS - EXCEPT HOLIDAYS =§ really “clean up” With a car loan .(Offer expires June a o .im ) KEEP IT KITCHEN CLEAN • Counter Service * 1 - • Special Lunches & Dinners, Fair Price , I MOM’S KITCHEN rr r " 1 MONMOUTH COUNTY: Asbury Park • Deal • Freehold • Long I t"Keep It Clean" sounds like a good Idea to you, oak foe • Delicious Shish-Kn-Rnb & other Greek Specialties = 1129 — 5th A ve., N eptnne. P hone 775-4823 £ 5 4 - Charcoal Broiled Before Your Eyes Oil, BURNER SERVICE Branch • Neptune Township (3) • Ocoan Grove • Oceanport e button at one of our offices. A limited supply available. 51 .Main Avenile • Tahe Out Service on Request == Take Ont Orders • . Freeier Size Pizza Specialities §5 Ocean Township • W est Long Branch • OUier Offices in HUNTERDON 24-Hrs. Dally J A DIVISION OF BERG ENTERPRISES. IN.C »N. KALIiERGES, Prop. ' . T< OCEAN GROVE. N. e n d MERCER COUNTIES Financial Sereices Olflce—Princeton, NJ. Including Sunday Phone 77-1-4741 k Mlillllllllllllll!!lllllllllflllllll)lllllllllllllllll!l!l!lllllllll!lllll!llll!lllll!lliniM 4 OCEAN GROVE TIMES and1 NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OP ' NEPTUNiB,' NEW JERSEY THURSDAY, MAV'18, 1972
Straits of Gibraltor. After that, the is- in Monmouth County j but we’re Tour, literature will ’ be the Soci and 'glorious :3iy. ■ Afiss.PIumitfer, M rs. Sam Rosenfeld, T. Bonnell, I. Merritt, Indian Ocean and the Straits of not telling where. A catbird (black- ety’s way of showing, to all Ocean Saunders and -Mrs, Joseph * Sariaford H. Miller, D. VanDusen, R. Pollack Malacca”, | ish gray with a red rump) has been Grovers the list of winners. The were the chapcron'cs, and 'H i Clayton. T he qcctificates testi m m V* S,' -y> These are! excerpts from Barry pur water bath along with judging period will be the first two' fied ; to^; s p ^ “ra n ^ g :/from 30 to 60 Goldwater’s talk and extensive *tfown ant* white thrasher. Out- weeks of July and further details* wirds. 'a winuteV Members of / die and Neptune Titnp* question and answer period that, side of Ocean Grove the woods are w ill. be announced in the Ocean schools ,d eb fltm g v !ti^ )faA d jg w i Ste- Published: Thursday Telephone 775-0007 followed. He was well-received, j ^uU of spring warblers,*:so it's well Grove Times and the Society news WILLIAM T. KIIESGG, Editor and Publisher wdrt,.Ix>uis:W ux/'Berniiard^W i«nme^ ] worth a trip to go to one of the Peggy Holt and Jean Williamson, Local Editors letter. The following are some and Dorothy • Reeves ; wctc a w a rd e d ' state parks. SIXTY-FOUR MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY 07756 more homes that hive a head start school letters fo r’their’excellent work. Entered as second class mall In the Post Office, Ocean Grove, New Jersey on others — 83 Stockton, 23 WeSh (From-the May 26; *1922- TIIE TIMES is on sale at the following news stands: Ocean Grove—Ethel’s | Mrs. Ann Forrester, President of The team engaged in three debates, 72 Webb, and 75 Webb. This'll Stationery and Ruth's Stationery ond Eddie's Market, 125 Heck Ave? Asbury j the Ocean Grove Historic Society, ""issue of The Times) winning two.' ' i Park—Flo.s Luncheonette. 400 Cookman Ave.: Neptune—Varsity Shop, Warner ECO-CORNER one way the home owners and ho Drug, Abbott’s Soda Shop. Cuccurrullo's Deli, Wilson’s, Muller’s Delicatessen, announces the Victorian Porch G. G. Hamilton, of Ocean Grove, Colonial House, Jumping Brook Dell. WCike & Nina’s, Stop & Shop, Gables tel owners can enhance our past ECOLOGY Award program for 1972. A com- A spontaneous tribute from the busi would act as superintendent of the Drug. Cracker Barrel in Shark River Hills: Neptune City—Tommy’s; Bradley h e rita g e . Beach—Story Ann Shop. m ittee'of decorators from outside nessmen, workingmen and women of Auditorium for the obming season..' SUBSCRIPTION: $5,00 yearly, $3.00. soml-annually. Single copies 20c ea. of Ocean Grove will serve as * • N ew Jersey was presented! to ' Senator ADDRESSES changed on request—always give former address. v Captain ‘ Edward Sox, . of Seaview judges. All porches will be eval S. Frelinghuyseii 4t his Washington ADVERTISEMENTS: TUtea will be furnished by us on request. Ave., Cicean Grove, had placed bis By W. T. Bell Jr. uated on following point system. Prospective Parents’ Classes WATCH THE LABEL ON YOUR PAPER FOR THE EXPIRATION OF home. The memorial; headed with the fleet of. rowboats on Wesley lake for 1 i‘ YOUR. SUBSCRIPTION Mr. Bell, an Ocean Grove 1; Furniture, 25-points. 2. Colbr name of,Thoinas A. Edison, carried a the?. summe£ season.'’..: j*w ~ *• * * , resident! is an executive with Scheme, 25 points. 3. Accessories, NEPTUNE - Jersey Shore Medical request that Senator;' Frelinghuysen ANSWER TO A CURRENT PROBLEM! the Girl Scouts of America. 25 points. 4. Arrangement, 25 Center-Fitldn Hospital, Neptune^van make the race for reelectio-i, and it wis points. Mrs. Forrester stated that nounces classes for prospective parents presented by a delegation of 50. More • FIRE ESCAPES The excitement of summer is the judges will be looking for a every Wednesday evening at 7 P.M . 1 than , seven , . thousand.-signatures -.- ’were # FIRE LADDERS npw beginning, with the Auditor-1 b®lance in these four areas. An Classes are held in the Ann May,attached t0 the mL>rnor1a1' • IRON RA ILED * ium in a fresh creamy yellow color,! aw“rd of a sPcciaI certificate and School _jif Nursing of die hospital. Afta this year the customary grad # ORNAMENT AL^RON new gutters, and more improve- . 8- 'lome owner in a For further information, call 775-5500, uation exercises \vould be eliminated special supplement to the House COLLINGWOOD PARK ment slated. The tents are now be Ext. 212. from the grammar department. of the WELDING ing placed on the ridge poles. Neptune school, This announcement — - Make & Repair ------The really big bird news of the was made by PiPrincipal Eckert. Routes 33 & 34 week was the osprey which flew A number of pupils of the Neptune Farmingdale, N. J. over the Grove on Sunday at about ihdol had received speed certificates 4:30 P.M., n truly magnificent bird, the Underwood Typewriter Co. on the lookout for fish. Its nest were Kathrj'n Craig,; Marie Pol* Tel. 6B1-0400 DOWN Alice-Crosson, E. MacWilliams, Buying, Selling, Renting_ MEMORY Homes, Apartments, Income Properties, Lots and Acreage, Businesses LANE It’s Members Multiple Listing Services VA. &. FHA, Mortgage Specialties Get That Means So Much CALL or WRITE. Fifteen Years Ago You 1957 AOINCY (From the May 31, .1957. . . . tbe friendliness, tbe quietness, the perfect location to (From the May 22, 1?42 beaches, shopping and schools . . . the pace of modem living .201 - 988-1000 issue of, The Times) issue of The Times) tempered to the right degree by the religious atmosphere. All Realtors, Appraisers, this, and more, is backed by the aurance of sound realty invest Chief Willis R. Atkinson had ment. Whether you would like to rent, buy or just “look”, send Property Managers signed from the Ocean Grove police us a line or drop in, we’ll be gald to show you our selected list 324 Cookman Ave. ings. A most precious summer cottage of 2 bedrooms. Furnished department after nearly 36 years of The Strand Theatre on the Ocean Asbury Park, N.J. 07712 In tip-top condition including awnings. This is truly service^atid Sgt .Wm. H. Guy J£ had Grove boardwalk would open May 28 in a small cottage. Just listed at $13,000, or you can tent it Service with protection since 188i been promoted to replace him as chief. with ‘Roxie Hart* starring Ginger Rog for the summer for $1,200.00. A modem.3 bedroom bungalow. Ocean Grove and N eptune Boy ers, George Montgomery and Adolphe All large rooms. Constructed by a “builder.” Gas-fired heat. Menjou. ■. $27,500. We have Just listed an all year 3 bedroom home In a LET THERE BE LIGHT Scouts were joining the Monmouth prime residential area. Property has been cared for and mod County .contingent of scouts in a three A . Mother and Daughter Banquet Most areas in the country have experienced “brown-outs” REAL ESTATE ernized. Faces south In south section. Nice rear patio area. day Camporee at Allaire State Park was served by the Junior Circle of the Offered at $27,000, In income property we have a modest guest and voluntary reductions in the use of electricity. that weekend. Some 2,000 scouts and WSCS with Mrs. William Hill and house In very, very nice condition, 2 blocks to beach, only As a temporary expedient, the Joint Committee on Atomic WANTED $24,500. Mortgages can be armged on all these properties. leaders would participate in the dedi Mrs. Clifford Kunckel in charge. Mrs; Come in, call or write today! • . Energy is considering the interim licesing of nuclear power cation of the historic deserted village, Archie Griffith sang several songs with reactors. ,. • 2 family house in good condi The annual covered dish supper of Mrs.. William Heintz as accompanist, Government, business- and civic leaders ’are becoming tion, heated. the I^ouise Fox Philathea Class1 was Marion Porter played ■ two numbers bn increasingly concerned about the future availability of en held at S t Paul's church with Reha the saxophone, her mother Mrs. J. JE btim A irn.& Jl/izlA JZ nF nrii C all M r. A h re n s a f te r 6 p .m . W ielert as hostess, assisted by Mrs, Potter, accompanying her.' RIAL ESTATt • DISUKANCE • MOeTOAC£S u tSt 1920 ^ ergy fuels and the power supplies necessary for the produc ■ - 776-8245 — . Rutherford Trimmer, Mrs. Delroy A practice . blackout,, covering, the tion of manufactured products. W hite,; "Mrs. Alvin Bills, Mrs. Hazel entire state of New Jersey would be 6 S M ain A ye., O cean G rove 774-1058 ..774-20S* Shut-downs of facilities, such as have occurred during . VICTORIA I. DAVIS lin k and. iyjrs. W m . Sutherland. staged, some, time during the week of ■ . B ro k er the past two winters when natural gas supplies to some Kinsey N. Merritt, president of May. 31 - June 6. plants were interrupted, can be extremely costly as well as Ocean- Grove Camp Meeting Associa The iroci striking contribution to tion addressed a meeting of the Home the local salvage campaign being con physically inconvenient. DUPLEX, North Side, plus cot Owner’s Association. The meeting ducted that week was the three guns • Interim licensing of nuclear power reactors in order to tage - near shopping and trans opened and dosed with prayer by Rev. decorating Monument P arkat the “DON’T WAIT” safeguard continuing supplies of power will help alleviate the portation - Duplex partially fur Rich ard Swift and Mr, Douglas Smith i Broadway gates, Ocean Grove. They Tomorrow Is Today nished. Cottage is furnished' - respectively. President Frank Smith were captured during the first World drain on normal power supplies and assure a margin of safety Basement and heat. for home, business and industrial use. Price $23,000 presided. • ; W ar. • The eighth grade of the Ocean DUPLEX near church - rented Realtor Budd Hurry was re-elected BUNGALOW president of the Ocean Grove Busi? Grove grammar school had its yearly I sion,. Time has changed that. The now. Tenants pay $125 & $115. SSSi? S®00??: Large Front Poroh. Large Living Room, Dining rm., Two separate heating plants. nessmen, Inc. Other officers named trip .. About 30 members- of the,- class TWO Bedrorae New TILE Bath. Lg. Kitchen. Powder Room - All New | Russians have 500 more ICBM sites Copper Plumbing - Foundatloti Completely enclosed - GAS Cabinet Goldwaler Price $27,000 were VVm.vG. Gilbert, vice president; participated in the day's activities. than we have.” Unfurnished" r00:? lor Garoge - AU Now ROOFING - (Continued from Pago 1) SINGLE FAMILY in excelcnt Mrs. Charles Bossert, recording sec’y-; There was swimming at the Natator- The Democratic candidate . . . More on Vietnam . . . condition, near center of town Mrs. Helen,; Schottler, cones, sec’y.; ium in the morning, and roller skating SACRIFICE AT *1S,000.00 - Terns ^ - new hot water.heat - small “I believe it will be Hubert Hum “President Nixon has removed in- the afternoon. Dinner was served basement. Price $19,500 Harold Winsor, tieas. and Ben Feddes, . DESIGNED FOE GBACIOUS UVING, WITH INCOME p h rey .” over 500,000 men. There are now Raymond Pier and . George Cannon, at the Santander restaurant. A movie, about 52,000 men on land when the HOTEL - Excellent looation on CORNER HOME. North East Section. ONE' Block from OCEAN* Finrt Should Ted Kennedy run . . . directors. ■ • > Tlio Rita* at the Mayfair ended a full North Vietnamese army, in viola tihe strip with ocean view. Own Floor; Lg. Ently Hall, MASTER Living Room with FIRE PLACE nnd "No. There are just enough nuts ers apartment - plus rental Wlth °S5«JV 1EW -. Large Dining Room, MODERN tion of the Geneva accord and the in this world who will say that we apartment and 34 renting rooms got two o£ them, let’s make it agreement with President Johnson, $39,000 • 3 family. - beautiful apartments. Very good income. Well Id- launched an attack with its entire or compIete Batta- : Thmi th re e ." BUNGALOW, south side near ’ cated. Automatic heat.; $23,500 12 divisions. There are no reserves. D«». Hot Water. Balance of power . . . wekend parking - 3 bedrooms, • Ranch type. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, electric kitchen, wall to * “We emerged as the world pow They’re aU in it. The President re kit, dining, rm., L-R utility wall carpet. Garage. Extra; large p lo t. $40,000 acted with tactical bombers an d room. Price $27,500 er at the end of World War 2 : H is • Beautiful Owner’s Apartment plus efficiencies and renting torically the nation that dominates strategic bombardment. The next Income property - 4 year round apartments. Terrific location rooms; All year business. Auto. heat. Finest locaUon ...... $40,000 the world’s transportation as Eng two or three weeks will tell the with ocean view, new fire es • Also homesi cottages, guest houses, ho*»ls and business prop land did with sea power) is the] story. I believe their invasion is cape - live in and have income. erties. ^ -:• ' Come In and let os dtsenss yoar requirem ents^ leader. And we dominated avia winding down.” . ' Reduced to $28,900. Summer and all year rentals tion in all of its phases. We still The Middle East . . . • Build your own house with ^'Better boy from HURRY and be SATISFIED”! lead by a very, very slim margin. “This might well be the nastiest the features you like, vacant Other properties available from $12,000 op. We believed wo were the sole own- problem. Riisia svants th e Suez land near ehoping, transporta tion and schools - $5,000 HOTELS and BUSINESS PROPERTIES. . ers of knowledge of fission and fu- Canal, the Mediterranean and the J. A. HURRY AGENCY O —— RENTALS REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE 77MS0O 66 MAIN AVENUE OCEAN GROVE OCEAN GROVE FLOWER V.M.KUBLER, Realtor TeL 774-4132 1IJUTOI * MlMIII t*UI Established Over 58 Years 4)1 MJUN il_ ASIUir.MIK , and GIFT SHOPPE -otu omr cmct". 2 9 OCEAN PATHWAY • OCEAN GROVE Evenings 774-4717 ■;? . TeL 774-1142■; Just Call - 988-7900 Formerly located at 111 Main Avenne. Listings wanted and given - 5 Potted Plants — Fresh Flowers — Funeral Designs proper exposure. Fentonware Milk Glass • Music Boxes • Many Gift Items One of Ocean Grove’s Old Lovelies VjfeOME IN FOR YOUR MIXED SPRING FLOWER BOUQUET — SPECIAL . . . $1.50 FOR SALE • 3 bedroom home, completely restored in good taste. '?..44 MAIN AVE. • OCEAN GROVE TIME IS SHORT! /Modern kitchen and bath. Picturesque yard, nicely ^i^Ted Trouwborst, Proprietor Night Phone 774-3084 Bungalow consisting of liv Hours 9-5:30 p.m. 6 days a week ing room, dining room, kitr You must act fast to.get in on the summer profits. • shrubbed! Near bathing beach ‘ chen, two bedrooms and We have a few excellent buys in seasonal income prop- • bath. Needs somemoder e rty . ’ . > > Attractively Priced $27,500 ‘ n izing. - • JUST LISTED — Two year-round apartments, elev $ 11,0 0 0 en renting rooms - hot water heat - two floors - fine GROVE HALL HOTEL location. Asking -$22,000.■ ■ ■• OPENING FRI., MAY 26th, 1972 Centrally located, well built • EXCELLENT BUY — Twenty-five rooms, sixteen - Building Lot - home with living room, din bedrooms, corner property open on four sides - 2 ing room, kitchen, two bed lots listed at $19,000. • Fine building lot, a little wider than average in a Serving Dinners to tlie PiPublic ... rooms, and small apart ment; Hot air oil heat; nice • FINE HOTEL — Thirty-six renting rooms, estab nice block. by Reservation porch. lished clientele - two apartments - best of locations Price $5,500 516 ,0 0 0 - dual heating units. Owners will help you get start Saturday 5:30 P.M. W eekdays ed. Income supports. Asking price of §50,000. Jennie Meyer Thinking of selling.-We have buyers. Call today or drop in ' Sunday 1 P.M. and talk it over. • THE RALSTON AGENCY 5 :30 P.M . AGENCY 'Holidays 1 P.M. REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE BEAL ESTATE ALVIN E. BILLS, Realtor OCEAN GROVE J NEPTUNE 47'/j Main Avenue Member of SMLS 89 Main Aveiiue 108 Fortunato PL Ocean Grove, N. J. 78 MAIN AVE. OCEAN GROVE 775-2770 I 775-8600 ' \U' Phone 775-2880 Anita & Peter Nepa TeL 774-3061 Dial 774-2124 v ; Far inspection caU: £.•-Grani-Easton, '988^078 ;T%R7RSPAY, MAY? 18,1972 OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TORIES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JEB8BY PAGE FIVE CHANGE OFDATE! T h e Rev. David Mrs. Nancy Minion, Mrs. Mildred falcer, former study*boo'lT teacher,"was 61 Broadway, with sixteen members OCEAN GROVE E. VanSriverwill have the devotions. Shaw, Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Edna welcomed as a guest, and Mrs. John and two guests present. Mrs. Helen L, A musical program will follow. COMING Swank, Mrs. Doris Schaub, Mrs. Merwin, president of the W .S.C.S.>as Sarfaty- was co-hostess. Evelyn King, Mrs. Harries, Mrs. Troop 41, Boy Scouts af America, EVENTS - present and gave the highlights o fjh e Mrs.' George Alleman, leader;,gave: will conduct a Paper Drive on Sat., Mockridge, Mrs. Harriet Larrisop W .S.C.S. for. the month.' Miss Frkhfei (tlie blessing and prayer. An inspiring May 27. Please bundle papers early This Is-a . paid directory of ; and Mrs. Howard. Stem presided. events of non - profit organi poem ‘Jesus Cares' was also read. and place on porches or at curbside. zations. Rate: 25 cents per ■ ■ ' .—■■■•■* ' . ... , Airs. J. S. Batdorf gave devotions, a The lesson was given by Mrs. Mur Mrs. David J. Lake, 120 Broadway, line. Call 775-0007. Hospital’ Aux., collection of Favorite Bible Verses, giv ray. . ■ 1 ' • en by the members, followed by .a was honored with a surprise i,hirthday M AY 22nd -Bible verses o n . ‘Tribulation* were party at her home on May 6.' T h e af prayer. ’ ' ' On Friday, May 5, a dinner was Annual spring luncheon, $3.50. Plans Luncheon given by each member of the group. fair was. given by * Her daughters and 0. G. Aux. Jersey Shore Med. Cen M rs.. Wm. Ahrens, Study teacher, All circle membere were asked to> held at The Nassau Inn, Princeton, ter, 12:30, Homestead Restaurant. M EM O R IA LS son-in-law, ‘Miss Dottie Lake, fonnerly OCEAN GROVE — The Ocean gave ‘Ideas from a Lesson on Matthew'. pray for ‘P^ace’’ each .day at 11A.M . to honor Mr. and Mrs. C. Raymond OCEAN GROVE — T he 18- Reservations - 774-7984, before May of Hartford, Conn., and Mr. and Mrs. Grove Auxiliary to Jersey Shore Miss Stern announced the Barbara At the business meeting, items for Houcliins, summer residents of the foot Memorial Cross on the 20. All welcome. —20 Charles Jordan Jr., here. Guests attend Medical Center met Monday after Heck members will be greeters at the the Kitch^JKomer under J dis tent colony at 2 Asbury Avenue, who the front of'the Ocean Grove ing the fete were Miss Helen Hack, noon in the junior room of St. door for the month of May, and assist cussion for the July 20 Bazaar. 5 .'are moving to Florida‘‘.this’month. An. Auditorium, facing the - sea, of ’ Neptune;" Miss Margaret Lake, Lee as his prelude and “March” by Paul’s Church. Mrs. Fred J. Water serving supper May 9. evening of fun and reminiscing was will be lighted the week of The luncheon party is scheduled for Ocean Grove; Mr. and* Mrs. Harold Mendelssohn as his. postlude. The man presided and opened the meet The annual June Dinner will be at W ed., Ju n e 14 at 12:30. P.M . at Day's. enjoyed; by Mr. and Mrs. Wesley May 20-27 in m em ory of “Those Qarey,’ •. Mrs.. ^William Rowe, all of Chapel - Celeste C h o ir will sing ing with the Lord’s Prayer. Thir the Farmingdale House Monday/ June Davenport, Mr. and. Mrs. Ervin C. W ho. Served", by Hannah- Reservations are being. taken by. the WilkesBarre, Pa.; Mr. and Mis. Fred ‘/Blest Are The Pure In Heart” by ty - five members and one gu&t, 12 at 7 P.M. co-leader, Mrs. Mildred Pier. Pealte, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mitche)l, Crosman Post 2233 Veterans Willan; the Chancel Choir w ill Wolcott, of Frick Town, and Mr./and Mrs. Thomas Morgan from Califor Refreshments were served i a pa- Other members present at the meet U - Mr. and Mrs. John Coogan, Mr. and of. F o reig n W ars. sing “Does Jesus Care?" by Wil Mrs. Edward Mazur,, and daughter, nia, attended. tribtic motif. O t h ers !: present^were ing were Mrs. Joseph Angell, Ethel V Mrs. John DcTurlc, and Mr. and Mrs. The Memorial Sign - on the son; and Ada Bames and C arol Elizabeth, of ^bury' Park,; The spring luncheon will he on Madelaine Wemer, Lucille Crawford, Bonter, Mattie - Bonter, - Mrs. Bertha rtklWilbur Giorgio, all present or former Auditorium roof will also be Evans will sing “Let Thy Mantle President James Handford reports Monday, May 22, 12:30 P.M. in the Helen Justus, Bette Meeks, Carolyn Deininger, Mrs. Florence Dwyer, Mrs.; ^m em bers of the tent colony. lighted the same week in lov Fall on Me” by Hawkins. There will the next meeting of the Ocean Grove Homestead Restaurant - Board Harrison, Claire Hayter, Naomi David, Jeanette Ecke,’ Mrs; Lillian Kerr, Ann The Elizabeth Asbury Circle of in g m em ory o f A lex an d er P.; be Veception of new members at Businessmen, Inc., will be at 7 P.M. walk, Ocean Grove, Mrs. Ann Margaret Schetejich, Kay Sullivan, Mason, Mildred Vanderhoof, Mrs. St. Paul’s . Methodist Church will Milligan, by his Wife, Children this service. . next Thursday, May 25, at the Hotel Schlenz, chairman. Ruth Dellett, Emy Lou ISnyder, W ini Louise Viele, Anna Vogel and Mrs. meet Tuesday afternoon, May 21, and Grandchildren. At the 4 P.M. Vesper Service LaPierre, Beach and Lake Avenues. Mrs. Helen Cannon anriouced fred Smith, Ada Bames, Doloras Har Ruth M. Young. in the Sun Room at Epworth Man the Rev. John D. Merwin will The dinner meeting will, feature a hot that two tag days would be held vey, Ruth Whaley and Dorothy Ward. Guests included Mrs. Anna Risby or, 74 Cookman Avenue. Emily A. speak on, “T he Judgment”.'7'D r; Mrs. Fred J. Royar has returned and cold buffet, with spouses invited. during the summer and Mrs. Edna and Johanna Reese. • • Jessen is the leader. to her Ocean Grove home after Yaffa will have “Prelude in C” by Wood would be chairman of the Please call Mary or Howard . Haines ETHEL HARPST * -- Mrs. Herbert M. Abrams, of enoying a winter in St. Petersburg, Ahrens as his prelude and “Fugus” sidewalk sales during the summer. for a reservation - no later than Tues The Ethel Harpst Circle held the ; Kearny, in renewing her subscrip F lo rid a. by Widor as his postlude. K im Mrs. Cannon also announced that Subscribe to The Times day, May 23.:’; I Misner and Lynn Snyder will sing May 16 meeting Tuesday afternoon at ' tion to The Times, writes: “Jt has The. Ocean Grove Auxiliary to the bus trip for spring has been A false ;fire alarm was turned a duet 'Til Go Now” by Peterson. the home • of Mrs. Anna ■ B. Murray, $5 a Year By Mail been a delight this winter as Jersey Shore Medical Center will cancelled, and there will be a trip in here, last Wednesday night at The Sunday School,-Men’s Bi have been in bed for six months, have its spring luncheon on Mon to see “No No, Nanette” in the 8:30, resulting in the apprehension ble Class, and Young Adult Class OPEN ALL YEAR after a foot operation. We expect day, May 22, 12:30 P.M. at the fail;-..'v;-:' of a 16 year old Belmar youth -by meet at 9:30 A.M.; the Philathea jfcto be down to 83 Stockton Avenue Homestead Restaurant. The next sewing group meeting The DEANS 55 Embnry Ave., Ocean Grove Lt. Borges and Patrolmen Holmes Class at 0:45 A.M.; the Assembly ^ (Ocean; Grove) as soon as the doc Will be M onday, Ju n e 5 a t 10 A.M. 775-4076 Breakfast Served 8 to 10 Three members of The Woman1 and W hite. (Charges are pending. Bible Class at 2:30 P.M.; the Jet- tor will give me the O.K. to step Club of. Ocean Grove received spe at the home of Mrs., Lucy Coon, 93 on it, and use the ’ wheel chair a- Please don’t' fprget St; Paul’s Youtfi Cadets and Junior U:M.Y.F. at 5 “A HOME FOR ALL SEASONS” cial recognition at the 78th annual Mt. Tabor Way. Bring a sandwich. Year-Round Residential notel Choirs Musical, 7:30 tomorrow (Fri P.H.; the Senior U.M.Y.R, will <7A e gain , when I am able.” convention of the New Jersey State There will be a Copper.Party on Welcoming Daily, Weekly and Season* day) night, at the Qcean Grove Mid meet at 6:30 P.M. Mrs. Margaret Italiano, presi Federation of Women’s Clubs held Thurs., June 8, at the home of al Guests. Apartments, efficiencies, rooms w/WO.light housekeep dle School- Auditorium.' Music from ing, private facilities. Hospitable atmosphere. Free refreshment* dent, reports that „ although the last week in Atlantic City. Mrs . : Mrs. Edna .Wood, 21, Heck Ave. 1900, to the present day will be fea in homelike TV lounge and lobby. Special winter & Group • Rate* weather wasn’t too promising when Ernest D. Sparks, , the outgoing The silent auction was conducted for Outings, Reunions, Retreats, Graduations, etc. Reserve early; they started, nevertheless the president, and Mrs. Irwin Swanson tured, entertaining, for all ages. Tickets St. Paul’s Bible by Mrs. Lee Mann. Mrs. Waterman 20 SURF AVE., OCEAN GROVE, Tel. (201) 776-9724. Home Owners and their friends a past president, were among the may be obtained from choir, members reported that in March 16 volun enjocd the recent bus ride to Cape 54 women. named to the Federa or at the ‘door.- Class At Manor teers worked 320 hours in 10 de May, and after embarking on the tion honor roll. The incoming 1st Mr. and Mrs. Peter Md3ovem,' 82 v ------partments and in April 19 workers boat, the sun came out for the ride vice president, Mrs. Robert Woysh Heck Ave., have returned, looking OCEAN7 GROVE — Last Sun worked 276% hours in 9 depts. Classified Advertisements tanned and fit, from. Dunedin, Fla., day, 29 members of the Assembly On Monday, June 12, the James- Advertisement for these columns should be In the officc of "The to Cape Lewes. From there they her, received third award for china Times-* NOT LATER THAN 9:00 A.M. Wednesday of each week. rode to the Dinner Bell Inn at painting'in the arts and crafts con where they spent the winter-. Mr. Mer Bible Class of St. Paul’s Church, F. Ackerman meeting and tea will presented a Mother’s Day program fjjfcBehoboth Beach, Del., where they te st. Govern said that while there, they en be held at Ford Auditorium at 1:30 at Francis Asbury Manor. CLASSIFIED AD RATES • Telephone 775-0007 ^enjoyed dinner, and touring the At the luncheon being held at joyed a get-together with Tom Was p.m. Meet at the Post Office at 1 ■ 'Introducing the class to the con 25 words or less, It paid In cadi at time of Insertion ...... $i;i5 beautiful gardens and gift shop. the Homestead Restaurant tro d a y son, Rev. Floyd Crispel, Rev. Donald P.M. for transportation. 25 words or less. If charged ...... ~ $150 per week gregation was Mrs. Freda Horn, al After dining, they strolled on the (Thursday), the following officers Stocum, and Attorney John Reid, all Mrs. Lillian Lone and her social Additional Words ABOVE 25 .....— ...... Three Cents per Word. so a resident at the Manor. • wide boardwalk and visited the lit of The Woman’s Club of Ocean residents or former residents here. committee served refreshments to For use of Times Box Number, there Is a 15-cent weekly charge'for' % Mrs. Dorothy Rambo, class the following Phoebe D. Bridge, replies to be picked up at office, or a 25-oent weekly change 'for re tle shops in town. Before starting Grove will be installed by Mrs. Attention, Times Subscribers! Please plies to be mailed to you. president conducted the service Mary J. Schmidt, Antoinette Den for. home, they toured, via bus, the Charles Simms, 5th District Vice check die expiration date under the There Is a 15-cent charge per line for each-line Indented, capitalized which opened with prayer by Mrs. Bleyker, Mrs. Dorothy Robinson, old streets of Cape May. President: president, Mrs. Arthur name and address of your newspaper. or in bold face. Donald Irvin. ■ Ruth Young, Sylvia Haring, Mrs. Copy mailed In. given to a representative or brought to office, per The Ocean Grove Women’s H. Dietz; Jr.; 1st vice president, Subscriptions are payable in advance, Roberts Peterson led In group Benj. Fuss, Mrs. Edna Wood, Mrs. sonally must be accompanied by cash or stamps to cover cost. Copy publican Club June Luncheon will Mrs. Robert Woyshner; treasurer, and it would greatly facilitate matters accented over phone • as - a courtesy and convenience to customers. singing. Solos were sung by Mrs. Eliz. Hazzard, Mrs. Mabel Amsen, Bills due immediately'' upon presentation. be Friday, June 2, at the Barclay Mrs. Albert Miller; corres. secy. if: you jvould remit on or before this Raymond Alderman, Miss Marion Carolyn Goewey, Helen B. Dun -k r- Hotel, Belmar. Call Emma Devon Mrs. Otto Stoll, Jr.; trustee for date. ■' -V' ;.. *= ;V •--- - -1 Tilson, Miss Emily Jessen. A duet shee, Eliz. J. Greason, Mrs. J, N. shire 776-6708 for reservations and years, Mp. Ernest D. Sparks. WANTED TO BUY Mrs. Lenore E. Porter, 102 East by Mrs. Rambo and Mrs.. John Bu- F e rrier. APARTMENTS FOB RENT lick up tickets at the club house MiSs 'Minnie Blanche Rittgers of 22nd Street, New York City, writes day. . "T.- :;‘v. on Tues., 11 to 4 from Mrs. Rush.- Also, Mrs. Sinclair Sutherland, THREE TO SIX room apartment, ■ CASH IMMKDIATKLT who live near Atlanta, Ga., and the TIMES: ‘I do enjoy recdying the A poem dedicated to “Mother’’ Dorch w ith ocean view. Season o r less. We purchase entire ooc tents of Members will meet on Sat., May Mrs. Arnold Mix, Mrs. Alma Clark, South End. Write Box homes, estates or individual , the Grove is visiting her nephews, Ocean Grove Times - and took forward, was read by Mrs. Ruth Cunliffe, Mrs. Janet Smith, Mrs. R. Thiel, Office, Ocean Grove, or phone (2W Tine furniture, paintings, bronzes, or- AJIiL on Lawrence Ave. Tennessee! to the time this year when I shall be idee president- of the class. 776-8255. . —11X* 1555* ru^?* Tiffany glnis. the Memorial Day Parade. Rum Mrs. Elsie Madsen, Rhoda Strange’ sterling silver. Jewelry, Chinese art, living in the Grove at my home which A timely message on the Love OCEAN GROVE — 2nd^ floor apart mage may be left at clubhouse on The Methodist Homes Auxiliary will Bertha Carlisle, Netta McCann’ ment, 2 rooms, bath, kitchen, furnish etc. FRIEDMAN GALLERIES. 1M my son Sain R. Porter helped me to Chapter, (13th of 1st Corinthians) Mj1" St., Ocean Grove. 774-3143 eves. Tuesday for sale on June 9 and meet May 22 at 2 P.M. in die Junior Mrs. Dorothy Williams, M iss ed or uhfurniahed, yearly _or summer, 531-8862. • . l-72tf buy last summer - 29 Main Avenue. was given by Rev. Donald Irvin, center of town, couple preferred. CaU 10 . Room of St. Paul's Church, NOTE Harriet C. Howard, Clarice Deck 775-3100 between 9-5. , - —WRX Tell all my friends to visit m? there teacher, who closed with prayer; WANTEI>-~Antiquefl, furniture, brto- er, Florence Newman, Dora Black- OCEAN GROVE — Five rooms,. 1st a-*rac^ paintings, bronzes, and ru ek or come to my New York address. This and benediction. Abrams, 11th and Railroad Aves., Neo. lock, Selma M. Hurd, Lee Mann floor. Year round. Unfurnished. GUI tune. Tel. 774-5900. is 'India Study Year’ in all churches V Lucy E. Coon, and Mrs. A. L 774-8316. .. : , :: - 20 and conferences - as a former mission W ard. OCEAN GROVE — Modem Apt. un OMENTAL RUGS, c u t glass, old furnished. yearly only. No pets, ZV: Jewelry, old dolls, paintings, tapes- ary to India I am well prepared to dis Fire Aux. Elects rooms, foyer, kitchenette, living room, Wes, antiques. China, etc. CaU Mrs. Tempo Hairdressers play the handicrafts which the Friend bedroom, ceramic tiled |hower. CaU Gifford. 731-6733, or write 4 Ridgeview 774-5496 mornings o r after 6 P.M. Avail Ave.. W. Orange. N. J .07052 —33-*7a« ship Press asked me to supply in con Mrs. Mockridge Mission Supply Group Lunch able J u n e . 1. 44% MAIN AVE., OCEAN GROVE ^ ? ® H RUG —' 6x9, or 8x10. Can nection. with ■ the Study Books. I hope 774-1567. HOUSES FOR RENT — Tele. 774-9511 — can find a good display window for OCEAN GROVE — Mrs. M ary OCEAN GROVE — The Mission these beautiful crafts in Ocean Grove. Mockridge was elected president of Supply Group of tie W.S.C.S. of St. SUMMER RENTAL—modem 3-bed* REAL ESTATE FOR SALE High Styling and Coloring a Specialty room ranch, front poreh. fld* yaixl Will You help me?’ the Ocean Grofre -Fire Companies Paul’s Church, Mrs. M. Mainwating, enclosed. tSll area code 201-9&1-33J9. OCEAN GROVE — One of the finest Come let ns beautify you hotels in Ocean Grove in very best Auxiliary last Wednesday night. leader, met at the church, May 1 with location. Contains 33 renting rooms, for those Holiday guests! Mrs. Nancy Howard presided. a large group present, also two guests, SMAT.T. three-room bungalow, good plus three room owner’s apartment. Open six days a week, 8:30 a.m. • 6 p.m. location, recently renovated *800.00 for Attractively decorated and beautifully Other oficers elected were: vice Mrs McClelland, and Mrs. Merwin, 32 Hummer season. CaU T1V0M4. —ZO* furnished. All rooms with hot and — Mrs. Rose J. Cariddo, Proprietor — S T. P A U L ’S pres., Madelaine'Justus; secretary, bed pads were made and delivered to cold running water, some with private SUMMER RENTAL —. Ocean Grove- baths. Outstanding condition, inside OCEAN GROVE — At th e 10:45 Nancy Minion; treasurer, Mildred the Home. At the conclusion of the Seven room house, three bdrms. Excel and out. Furnished six room cottage lent condition. Completely furnished. included in sale. High class clientele. A.M. Morning Worship Service Shaw, and Cor. Sec., Nan Harries. meeting, luncheon was served, and Available from June 15 - Sept. 4. _or Excellent man and wife operation. O t- Pentecost Sunday the Rev. William Installation will be at the Ju n e this ended work for the season, resum weekly. 774-8399. j _ -IB-20' fered at only $65,000. BREWER & SMITH. REALTORS. 619 Bangs Ave„ R. McClelland will speak on “Th? Dinner meeting at Van’s Freehold ing in the fall. Also present were Mes- MODERN, furnished one - room bun Asbury Park. 775-0250 or eves, and galow for lady. Convenient. Yearly or Sun., 774-7279. —18tf Holy Spirit In You”.' Dr. Dan Yaf Inn, on June 14 at. 7 P.M. dames Deininger, Forest, Tindle, Tem- No pets. Can 774-0823. -2 0 fa, Minister of Music, will have Plans were finalized for the el, Mullilcen, Dredger, Stuiges, Mar BRICK TOWN. lovely house, adult BOOMS FOB BENT living. 4 Vt rooms, open porch, near ‘A Song of Ascension” b y C harles white elephant - rummage sale" on shall, Bmce, Kiffin, Caffcry, also the clubhouse, ocean and shopping center. M ay 13. Misses Sadler, Miss Vogel, Miss K em OCEAN GROVE — Guest House, ov- $16,835 all Included. Call 899-7920. erlooks ocean- and la k e .' Room •with - 20-21* Members will a s s is t with the aghan, and Miss Swanson. kitchen and living room privileges. Last two weeks of June and July , and month MERCHANDISE FOR SALE THE strawberry hulling on Fri., June of September still open. One opening “Everything for the Table” 16 and will hold a cake sale at yearround after . Labor Day. Reason SHELL able rates. 631-0424. -19-21 BARGAIN — Double bed. ladles, Cor. Pilgrim Pathway & Olin St. Phone 774-1749 the Eagle Fire House, Joyce New CIRCLES bureau and gents Hi-rise, mirrors $99. BEAUTY WANTED TO RENT Come and get them. Sea Foam. 27 ______OCEAN GROVE ' man, chairman. OCEAN GROVE Broadway, Ocean Grove. —20* SALON Winner of the blind pig was FIVE ROOM apartment or house, KITCHEN TABLE and miscellaneous STORE HOURS — 8 AJW. to 5:30 P J t Ouida Packard. year-round residence, beginning June items. May 19 and 20: 10 A.M. to four 72 Main Ave. BARBARA HECK : 5. Write Box 0209, c-o Times Office. P.M, 129 Cookman Ave.. Ocean Grove. Ocean Grove. —19-20* WEEKEND SPECIALS MAY 19 & 20 Ocean GroveyNX Refreshments were served by the The Barbara Heck Circle of St. —20 TeL 775-4461 hostesses Ouida Packard and Dor Paul s Church met on Monday even WANTED — Furnished bungalow, .to ALUMINUM 12-foot rowboat, with othy Ward, in the form of a birth rent for month of July in Ocean Gipve oars, Chrysler 3H HP motor $150. Call GRADE A — Whole or Cut Up ing at the home' of Mrs. Ray. Crane, for: couple. References. A Carlson, 19 226-3853 between 5 and 6 P.M.—10-23* day party for all the members. 128 Lake Avenue, with Mrs, Ray Goale Ave., Staten Islnd, N. Y. 10314. PER80N»T.rrgn BBBfflCB Tel. 212-SA 7-W99. —20-23- TV EQUIPMENT, folding cots, desks, FRYING CHICKENS - - - 39c lb. Others present were: Mrs. Dor Navatier co-hostess. Twenty-three mem rug, chairs, washer, apartment-sized CLOSED WEDNEHnAT othea Bush, M r s. Ellen Selser, APARTMENT — Unfurnished, year refrigerator, dishes, clothing, crib, high bers were present Mrs. Elizabeth Bru- ly 2 or 3 rooms by respectable lady chair, carriage, wash stand, pictures. U. S. CHOICE — Cut to Your Liking Moderate price Write P.O. Box 423; 14 Embury Ave., Ocean Grove. Thurs Ocean Grove. . —20* day and Frldy, May 18 and 19. —20* LONDON BROIL - - - - - $1.39 lb. SATURDAY USE OF GARAGE desir REFRIGERATOR with freezer across ed in South End of Ocean Grove or top - S50.00 or offer. Gas heater, sub C L E M ’ S;. North End of Bradley Beach between mersible type, takes no space, heats up FANCY LEAN — 3-4 LB. AVER. hours of 8 a.m. and 12 midnight on to five rooms - $50.00 or offer. Owner WOULD YOU BELIEVE Saturdays only from June 3 through on premises Friday, May 19 only — September 16. . (Would consider full must see then. 47 Broadway, Ocean Bottom Round CORNED BEEF-$1.15 lb. Beauty Salon time rental in Ocean Grove.) 775-5419 Grove. •—20* ;E D IE A D A M S O U T & C U R L SH A M PO O & S E T O N LY after 8:00 plm. —20* 89. Main Avenue WIDOW, needs three or four, room DINETTE SET (extension table with FLORIDA 52.75 EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR. OUIR FAMOUS unfurnished apartment, preferably on four contour chairs), aluminum curtain foi'st floor, near St. Paul's Church. Call stretchers. Call 775-8987. —20* ?5.9b PERMANENT WAVE COMPLETE WITH CUT ■ - • .. ■ • ;' -—20* OCEAN GROVE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE — Beds SWEET CORN - - 6 ears 59c & SE T . bureaus, kitchen set, dishes, etc. 46 TeL 775-7161 ROOM AND BOARD Webb Ave. Fri. and Sat. 9-3 p.m. —£11 3 P E R BOX Permanent waves also $8.50, $11.95 & $14.95. Always ex Specialising In SENIOR CITIZENS ROOM & BOARD SERVICES clusive styling at budget prices, with 10% off for senior citi Nice room, three home-cooked meals Permanent Waving zens. No appointments, just walk In! . TOMATOES - - - 2 boxes39c dally. 24-hour attention. Call 775-5011. CARPENTRY and painting, decorat —2tf ing and roofing, home repairs. Free FANCY OCEAN GROVE — Lovely home on estimate. Call night or day 681-8154. the lake. Private & semi-private rooms. OCEAN GROVE 3 tasty meals - quiet atowisphere. Ph; GARY PEARCE, painting contractor. * | CUCUMBERS ----- 3
PAGE SIX OCEAJV GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1972 OCEAN GROVE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 ical Team; Auto»ritim. :’ of us wfio' knew tiim ani a terrible i* conflict with the precept taught how' about the junk ad Uttering a * ,10:30 A.M. — President J. Les July 19, Wed., 10:00 A.M. — LETTERS TO waste of a very promising life. H e led the precept is meaningless. . panies who toss, unwanted bundles a n ter Harnish Ocean Grove Art and Hobby Show an interesting and exciting life in his The answer to all of this is for —O.G. Historical Society; Taber our properties. Often this piles u p a s Preliminary: the taxpayer to, take an active part 7:30 P.M. — The Rev. Frank nacle. THE EDITOR adopted land and might one day have seasonably vacant properties - a perfect Thew lis July 20, Thu., 9:30 A.M. — St. been Governor of the Island had he thru organization. On Febniary. 5, clue to the brcak-in g a n g .' . Program SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 Paul’s Women's Society Christian lived as he was very interested in its 1972 over one hundred people, from . ‘DO&GONE-rr Service annual Bazaar; St. Paul’s political life. Ocean Grove attended an organiza J. K. TOWNERS SUMMER OF 1972 10:30 A.M. — Bishop W. Ken- United Methodist Church. Allen Grammer This is perhaps much more informa tion meeting. It will be a distinct neth .Goodson, Birmingham Area, EDITOR, TIMES: May 16, 1972 > July 20, Thu.,:8:00 P.M.—Ocean backward step if this effort is per United Methodist Churoh, Birm Grove Summer Band; Memorial tion- than you cared to have but for Ocean Grove PREACHING SCHEDULE ingham , A labam a | ■ Upon returning from a vacation, I P avilion. those of us who knew Allen as a child mitted to lag. The test of this ef - # - 4 . learned through a relative ’in Ocean SU N D A Y , J U N E 11 7:30 P.M. — Bishop W. Kenneth J u ly 2 1, Fri., 8:00 P.M. — Con andi a young man growing up we fort 'Will be next fall in reconven 10:30 A.NU — Dean James M. Goodson ' cert ' by American Federation of Grove, that there was an article in a would never have guessed that his ing the meetings." As a direct result Ault, Drew Theological Smeinary, B IB L E H O U R S P E A K E R S - 9:00 Musicians Loial 399, Memorial Pa recent copy of the O. G. Times about of unselfish service the formation vilion. life could possibly turn out as it d id ! CftePoefs gorncr Madison, N. J. A.M.- to 10:00 A.M. in the Taber the Neptune High School Tri-Classes] of the Ocean Grove Taxpayers As nacle; each week day, omitting all July 22, Sat., 8:15 P.M. — U.S. and I thought some of his classmates 7:30 P.M. — Dr. Terence 3. Fin Reunion and a :list of members of the sociation was responsible for a re lay, St. Bartholomew’s Church, Sundays. Steel Chorus, sponsored by Hotel might find his story in brief,, inter Association, Auditorium. three classes whom you had not been duction of $200,000 in the 1972-73 Ney York City. J u ly 1-13 — Tho Rev. James esting. ’ 'v July 26, Wed., 8:15 P.M.—Wave able to locate. One of these was Frank school budget. - . F. Anderson, Second Presbyterian W e have several copies of his mag My Boy SU N D A Y , J U N E 18 of Harmony, Asbury Park Chap Allen . Grammer • Jr. whom we had It is the writer’s opinion that the Ohurch, Richmond, Va. ; . azine, VIEW, whidh we treasure and 10:30 A.M. — Dr. John A. Mc- ter, Society for the Preservation known from early childhood. You may election of the school board is of Elroy, Supt., Western District of July 14-26 — The Rev. Paul N. and Encouragement of Barber ivould not care to part with. However already have been given some news more importance than -concentra Eyes, innocent and active energy- Northern N. J. Oonference, Mbrris- Jewett, Trinity United Methidlst Shop Quartetr Singing in Amer one is-a Memorial issue written right town, N. J. Church, Rahway, N." J. ica, Inc., sponsored by Ladies of him, but at any rate, in case you tion on defeat of the budget at the Instant , ideas to Be explored after his deatji and contains many pic- 7:30 P.M. — Prcsient James I. Mc- JULY 27 - AUGUST 8 — D r. Auxiliary of the Ocean Grove First have not I wanted to provide, some in polls. Insisting on the school Soft hugs face curious state Cord, Princeton Theological Sem John D. Blair, Firet United Meth Aid Squad; Auditorium. 1 formation about him. lutes of him, as well as arucles abom bQard tQ scrutinile the budgct be. inary, Princeton, N. J. July 26, Wed., 8:15 PJJ. — P ro him.him If IF any.nnv onennp is'especially1C OcnMia 11V interestedinfPTPCtPfl I * ...... I Growing pure;small breaths of anr odist Church, Oakhurst, N. J. In . the first place, he was graduated fore it reaches the voters and fail SU N D A Y , J U N E 25 gram sponsored by Ladies Aux in; seeing this, I wish he would con Warm hands asking do you care? AUGUST 9 - 19 — The Rev. iliary of- the Ocean Grove First after attending school only three yean ure for them to be guided by the William R. McClelland, St. Paul’s tact me. ' « . 10:30 A.M. — Dr. Howard G. Aid Squad; Auditorium. and consequently was part junior, and taxpayer should call for their de Loving idaddy because he’s there • Hagemivn, North Reformed United Methodist Church, O cean With best wishes for a happy and '""July 27, Thu., 10:00 ArM. - 4:00 part- senior his third year. I do not feat at the polls. It will be recalled Giving our honie eternal joy_ Church,'Newark, N. J. Grove, N. J. succ^sful reunion • for the classes of P.M. — Bazaar, Ladies Auxiliary know how .well; he was known!:by his that all iiine members of the Board Newark, N. J. DEVOTIONAL LIFE MISSION of Auditorium Uslhera; Auditorium *45, ’46, and '47, I remain, M y body - 7:30 P.M. — Dean Herman G. voted their unanimous approval on —8:30 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. in the PlaVilion. graduating class as a result of this. ' Beatrice rophy Newbon M y blessing Stuempfle. Jr., Lutheran Theologi Tabernacle. July 27, Thu.i 8:00 P.M. — Ocean 'Hie, following September he entered a the last Utidget: If and when the cal Seminary, Gettysburg, Pa. ' Sincerely yours' . .' My bof G rove Summer Band; Memorial boys’ preparatory school in Norlh Jer Town Committee and th e State A U G U ST 21 - SE PT E M B E R 2 Pavilion. Mrs. John H.. Newbon SUNDAY, JULY 2 (omitting Sunday) — Dr. G. Ern sey (the name of which escapes me) dept, of education decides to ne- BILL MILUGAN 10:30 A.M. — Tho Rev. 0. Ger est Thomas, First United Method July 28 Fri., 10:00 A.M. - 4:00 9 Shady Lane gate your-vote they may do so. P.M. — Bazaar; Auditorium Pa and was subsequently graduated from New Providence, N. J - ald Trigg, Morton Memorial Unit ist Church, Birmingham, Iffich. Shrewsbury, N. J. They canont change your vote on ed Methodist Church, Clarksville, vilion. ' it at the end o f that school year. He the school board. That is like the " ■ In d ian a. AUDITORIUM BIBLE CLASS July 28, Fri., 8:00 P.M. — Am then entered Lafayette College Which LEADER—The Rev. J. Marie Od- law of the Medes arid the Persians, 7:30 P.M. — Dr. David H. C. erican Federation of Musicians Lo he attended for one year. Read,. Madison Avenuo Presbyter enwelder, Calvary United Method cal 399; Memorial Pavilion. - Thanks it is fixed. ist Church, East Orange, N. J. About this time his family sold their ian Church, New York City. July 28, Fri. 8:15 P.M. — Choral EDITOR, TIMES: • For AD Tour Ocean. Grove home and moved to Lake DR. FREDERICK O. HOLTHAM SUNDAY, JULY 9 SUNDAY EVENING BEACH Dramatic “Scenes from Broadway” Our thanks to your paper for the 10:30 A.M. — Bishop D. Fred MEETING LEADER — Mr. Otto Tem ple. Hopatcong. After that we did not see Avocation, Public School analyst recent pictures and article, of our gift erick Wertz, West Virginia Area, G. Stoll, Jr., Ocean Grove, N. J. • J u ly 28, F ri.,. 8=15 P.M .— O horal much of him but . he apparently be Respectfully, FLOORCOVERiNO The United MethodiBt Church, Dramatics "High Lights From came restless ancT couldn’t decide what to the Neptune Library of a portrait Charleston West Virginia. LEADER OF LOVE FEAST of President Richard M. Nixon.. i (Sunday Morning. September 3, Broadway;” Temple he wanted to do with his life. He was 7:30. P.M .— Annual Choir Fes July 29, Sat., 8:15 P.M. — Or NEEDS 1972) - The Rev. Louis W. Mitch always very musically inclined and Very truly yours, . Cats & Dogs tiv a l : gan , Concert by Richard Leabert, ell, Ocean Grove, N. J. V Members of the Neptune EDITOR, TIMES: S lh y - JU L Y 16 th ru JU L Y 18 N.Y.C.; Auditorium. played several: instruments. — S E E — ■'■■■■ Township Wotman’s Club. The TIMES, May ‘Eco-Comer’ Preaching Mission — 10:30 A.M. Special Events July 29, Sat., 10:00 AJH. - 4:00 , v He took a trip to {St. Thonias in the . 11 item on Cats and Dogs: Davison Rugs Dr. Chester A. Pennington, May 26, Fri., 8 P.M.—Tri-Band P.M. Neptune Library Association Virgin Islands and became enamored j May 16,: 1972:. Annual Book Fair and Bake Sale; 89 P ilg rim P ath w ay Hennepin Avenue United Metho Festival, Auditorium. rof the place to; the extent that when W e can all talce to heart the ad dist Church, Minneapolis, Minn. Auditorium Pavilion./ Ocean Grove, N. J. May 27, Sat., 8:15 P.M.—Pro he married soon after he . and his wife monition to collectively clean u p die 7:30 A.M. — Dr. Chester A. gram sponsored by O.G. Hotel As J u ly 31, Mon., 8-16 P.M. — Foun- TeL 775-7S71 decided to go there to live. He was On Education mess which the writer clearly shows Pennington Monday and Tuesday sociation; Temple. -tmrv paeot ‘uhm3ojj s,»p evenings - Dr. Chester A. Penning- May 27, Sat., 10:30 A.M.—An-" versary. Speaker-- Dr. C h e s te r able to get a franchise to sell all news EDITOR, TIMES: ■■ to be the result of irresponsible law- nual Memorial Day Parade by the Pennington; Auditorium; papers from this country sent over, to defying animal owners, but why should SU N D A Y . JU L Y 23 One of the fallacies of education the 5,000 year round non-animal own Hannah - Crosnmn P o st V.F.W. | Aug. 2-4, Wed.-Fri., 9:00 A .M ._ the Islands. However he soon branch implies’ that “quality education”! is W 10:30 A.M. — MASONIC SER and service in A uditorium S quare. [.M ethodist H om e A nnual FViir- VICE, Dr David J. Wynne. Good ed out into other fields such as: an that money is a top priority or pre ers be responsible for the dirty worlc TH-S3M M ay 29, Moil,. 8:15 P.Ml—Pro- Methodist Home. ’ will Industries, Pittsburgh, Pa. nouncer for the .local radio station, requisite for the best education of the 1,000 indifferent, except: to see 774-23*1 7:30 P.M. — Dr. Ernest T. fton“ •’* HOtd ABSOda' r A"*- ?. Thu., 8:00 P.M. - Ocean from which he went on to giye various Nothing could he farther from the that^ responsible officials do their duty. Campbell, Riverside Church, New Speaking of the New York ‘Doggie 7 Pickup ft June 2, F’ri., 8:15 P.M_Pro-lf e n S“ r MT otlal programs himself; a-jteacher of musical j truth. Money is required, but . not Y o rk City. gram sponsored by Hotel Assoda- ; ______■ instruments hoth "privately and at the I necessaryly the determining factor, Scooper*, one is reminded that in the D elivery tion; Temple. i . Aug. 4, Fri., 8:00 P.M.—Amer- SUNDAY, JULY 30 schools; the owner of a music store;. It does involve an im p o rtan t con- Horse and Buggy days, there was a S ervice 10:30 A.M. — The Rev. J. Spur- Ju n e 3, Sat.,. 8:15 P.M.—Pro- °X Musicians Cph- fellow who followed the horses, (hot gram sponsored by Hotel Assoda- ccrt’ Memorial Pavilion, aiS eventually the o\vner and editor of tributing factor. Quality teaching is jreon McCartt, First United Meth the racetrack bug) but men with long- odist Church, Maryville, Tenn. tion; Temple; V s _ • i Aug. 4-5, Fri.-Sat. 8.-1B -Chor- a magazine, Virgin islands VIEW in a direct product of quality teach- g r o v e -c it y 7:30 P.M. — Dr. Donald Mac- June 7-8, Wcd.-Thu,— Church, al Dramatics presents "Snow which he wrote .many articles express- ers In another generation we had handled pan and brooms who gathered CLEANERS lood, Princeton Theological Sem Women United of New Jersey; White and t’he Seven Dwarfs’ ,ing . his views of all facets of life in not onl>r Quality teachers, hut ded- up the mess. How about this system 40 Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean G m e North End Hotel. i Auditorium. . • - . \2Z So. Mato Street, Ocean Grtrra inary,. Princeton, N. J. the islands. He became well known ciated to the observation, of civil wheto payment for their work would Ju n e 9," F ri., 8:15 P.M . —• Pro-1 A UP- 7 i i . xfnn T.v; T . obedience and respect for constitut be from extra fees added to animal li VVe operate our own cleaning «Ad SUNDAY. AUGUST 6 - IN T E R in the area and for the most part was Pressing Machines NATIONAL UNION GOSPEL by 00401 A550018' tio n al Union’ of G ospel M is S ta ^ - ' respected By all though he was ex ed court authority; We find that to cense fees? Unless the owners would tion, Temple. T 50th Anniversary; Tabernacle day the “ham and beans philoso be required to follow up their own MISSIONS SUNDAY. June 9, Fn., 8:15 P.M. — open- , , ■ tremely outspoken and • consequendy 10:30 A.M. — The Rev. Jerry ing Choir Rehearsals o t season; „ f’nj’ n’’ —.Life earned the dislike of-, some as well as phy” teachers thumb their noses at animals. > . Dunn, Supt., People’s City Mission, Auditorium. d Tournament; Beach - North the admiration of ‘ others. AboVc all, any and all who would ask for any > As for the bare-foot fad, health re •-Wheel Alignment Lincoln, Nebraska June 10, Sat., 8=30 P.M.^-Cross . 01 Pavlh01'- j limitations on their, greed. he loved the Virgin Jilands and con- ports show that there has been a very . 7:30 P.M. — The Rev. Jerry Lighting Ceremony. Speaker: The Aug. 9, Wodv 6:00 P.M. — Ocean • Shocks & Mufflers shindy strove to impftve conditions'in ?!. Each year for the most part with great increase in foot disease brought D o an Rev. Wallace G. Sorenson,-Pastor, Grove Invitational Swim ' Meet; FiTst United Methodist Church, North End Pool. government, education, social and econ their two raises each year, one on by contact of the feet with germ • Brake Service SUNDAY, AUGUST 13 thru Asbury Park, up Ocean Pathway Aug. 11-12 Fri Sat R-lfi p Af__ omic life of the people living there. yearly increment mUU another a- polluted animal waste, .scattered oyer TUESDAY, AUGUST 15 - tn • Auditorium. Following Cro3s choral Dramatics presents “King cross the boards every one or tjyO'i our parks and other public places, • General Repairs Allen (as we always called him to PREACHING MISSION Lighting. Tower Hill Choir, ^First Arthur”; Temple, years, is it’ any wonder there is a j Consider, then, what this means in Presbyterinn Churoh, Red Bank, distinguish him from his father whose Tour Safety la Onr Buslnesal 10:30 A.M. — Dr. A. Leonard Aug, 14-18. Mon.-Fri. — Christ- taxpayers’ revolt? : ; ; i ; permitting bare feet \vithout oovering Griffith, Deer Park United Church, JJ. J.,' Concert; Temple mas in August, Sponsored by Hotel name he bore) and his wife, by whom v A probationary teacher, which for -for those entering hotels, rooming hous~ ' Toronto, Canada June 11, Sun., 8 A.M. — 20th Association, he had two children, were divorced be annual Communion Breakfast lor AuR. j6i Wed., 8:15 P.M. — Con- the want of a better word is an ap- :es etc. 7:30 P.M. — Dr. A. Leonard cause she Became homesick for the PETE LaVANCE the Ocean Grove Police and Fire- cerv sppnsored by St. Paul’s WSCS, ! prentice or learner starting at $7,- j . Griffith . Now, further on the Ecology issue. 604 Highway 35 men; Thornley Chapel. Temple. ‘States’, her family and friends over 700 a year which comes to around .Youth groups have dedicated, worth Neptune Dial 774-2442 SU N D A Y , A U G U ST 20 June 15, Thu., 8 P.M. — Nep- A ug. 17, Thu., 10:30 A.M. — here, arid .wanted to bring up the chil $160.00 a week is given three years while litter rctreiving squads. Now 10:30 A.M. — Dr. Wallace E. tune High School Graduation;-jjouse Tour sponsored by: O.G.‘H1&- dren here. Allen remarried, in time, to make good or make room and be Fisher, The Lutheran Church of Audltorium. torical. Society. a girl from this c.ountry who Was at the Holy Trint.v, Lancaster, Pa. cause of lack of a tenure can be dis ' June 16-18, Fri.-Sun., National Aug. 17, Thurs., 8:00 P.M., — the time employed in St. Thomas. She missed for unsatisfactory service 7-30 P.M.—Dr. G. Ernest Thom Federation of Men’s Bible Classes Ocean Grove Summer Band, Mem- loved the Islands as he^did and they as. First United M e th o d is t Church, 48th annual convention; North oiial Pavilion. lack of funds, lack of children. had a happy marriage and four chil Birmingham, Mich., Dr. Thomas End Hotel. ’ ' > I Aug. 17, Thurs., 8:15 P.M. — This is the state law. I challenge •will then conduct t h e Preach in g • June 17 Sat., 8:15 P.M. — Tower Program sponsored by-0. G. Hotel dren. . •* *. ..* .• * * ;•* any educator to point to any pre- Mission (Devotional Life.) Hill Choir,- First ' Presbyterian, Association - Temple.. • •• 1 On April 25, 1968,, Allen wds shot fession or calling that is as liberal CAMP MEETING Church, Red Bank, N. J.., Concert; ( Aug. 18, Fri., 8:15 P.M. — Ocean and killed by an intruder in his home syith its members as school boards SATURDAY EVENING. AUG Temple. County String Band Concert, spon- whoWas in the act of setting his house' and the taxpayer. June 19-23, Mon.-Fri., 30th on- sored by the Hannah Crosman UST 26 — Communion Service, afire, when Allen discovered him. .1 The hooligan demonstrations vio Rev. Frank Thewlis, preaching nual Pastor’s School of the United v.F.W . Post 2233, Temple. Methodist Church; North E ndj Aug. 18, Fri., 8:00 P.M. — Coii- know little about his assailant other lating constituted law and order, SUNDAY, AUGUST 27 Hotel. __ • „T>,. cert by American Federation of than that he was. a fanatic .who,.evi setting a negative approach to the 10:30 A.M. — The Rev. Frank June 24^Sirt.^8:15^P^M.^ pa . I Musicians, L o c a 1 399, Memorial dently disagreed with some: of Allen’s precepts th e y hope to inculcate Howlis, Tho Dome Mission, Singing Morleys”, Ulysses, Pa.; Pavilion. views expressed in . his magazine. I be thru their teaching and then doing Brighton, Susex, England Tem ple. June 30, Fri., 8 P.M.—Annual Aug. 19, Sat., 8:15 P.M. — Ush lieve he was also a , native of St. a nabout face with their attitude of ers’. Gazette''. Thirtieth Annual 7-30 P.M. — President J. Lester Ushers Meeting; Thornley Chapel. Thomas. s'vS :'" ' . * - ';V example, is far from being quality Harnish, Eastern Baptist Theologi Ushers Show; Auditorium.' • June 30, Fri.. 8:00 P.M. — Con : His death was a great shock to those teaching..Wheneve. the example if cal Seminary, Philadelphia, Pa. Aug, 22. Tue., 4:30 P.M. - 7:00 Tho Rev. Thewlis and President cert by American Federation of Musicians Local 399; Memorial P.M. — Fish and Chips Dinner - GIVING YDU Harnish will alternate between Ladies Auxiliary of the Auditor morning and evening services thru- Pavilion. • 1 ■ : ium. Ushers; Auditorium Pavilion. out the week. July 1, Sat.,-8:00 P.M. — Ora SEE US for your SPRING FIX-UP Needs! torio - “King David1” First Pres Aug. 22, Tue., 7:30 P.M.—Yoiith byterian Church of Germantown, Night; Auditorium. Pa., Choir & Orchestra, Robert Aug. 23, Wed., 7:30 P.M. — Ush Canvithin, Director, Auditorium. ers Annual. Banquet; North End Building Materials and Supplies H otel. • I ODD JOBS July 3, Mon., 10:30 A.M. 11:00 A.M. — Independence Day Par • 'Aug; ' 21, Thu.,' 8:15 P.M. — We Cut Lumber to Size • Do-It-Yourself Assistance Don't let those jobs around the Final Performance of th o Ocean j house pile up. We specialize ui ade; Patriotic Service, Dr. Fred erick L. Long, Freedom’s Founda Grovfi’ Sum m er.;Ban d. Concerts; Try liquid CPM painless drain surgery for grease, soap small moves, cleaning attics, Auditorium. ■ I basements, entire house and tion Award Winner for 1971;-Aud- and detergent clogged drains . . . Kills odors, too! complete yard care. itorium. -, ' . Aug..25, Fri., 7:30 P.M. — Ser-! July.ifi, Thu., 8:00 P.M . — Ocean vica of Holy Communoiiv - Open- Grpva Summer Band Concert; Me ihg of Caihp Meeting;’Auditorium Call *81-8781 morial Pavilion. •• ; Aug. 26, Sat.; .7W A M . ^.'A ud For, DRAINS, SEWERS, DJtlAIN- Yuly 7j Fri, 8:00 P.M. — Con itorium Choir and Quartet pres or 775-5629 cert by American 1 F ed eratio n ■ of ents Handel’s Messiah; Auditori Musicians LOfal'389; 'Memorial JPa- um, V;; ^ 'ja ■ T j We’ll do any small job no one vilion. . " . “ " - Aug. 27-Sept. 3, Sun.-Sun., 7:30 . else wants. July. 8, Sat.) 8:15 P.; — Ferko P.M. — Camp Meeting; Auditor- & LUMBER CO. String Band of Philadelphia,: Pa,; in m . . v-v.-.. annual concert; AuditOUMU: '."L Sept. 4, MorC, 8:15 P.M. — Or- nth & R.R. AVES. BELMAR, N. J.-681-1900 “ Ju ly : ilr l3 j T ue9.rThu.'-iilnter- ,by Robert C^withenji TYAd Ti'iSVf!? 3T;S? I : ■ unnavt »n. state Women’s'Christian Temper- 7:S0 to 5 Dally — "Til I P.M. Sut. — Closed Sunday janco Union nnnual meeting; Tab :) Siiit^B, ivi;, 8:00 Am ■ ’ ~ i * / < 11 ^ t-, :• ernacle. erican Federation of Musicians F A S T SERVICE — Plumbing, Heating, Auto July 11, Tues., 4:30 P.M -7:00 Concert; Memorial Pavilion. matic Water Heaters, Gas Heating' Eijuipinenl, P.M..,— Fish, and Chips Dinner, ' Sept. 9, Sat., 2:00 P.M. —- Scot Electric Sewer Cleaning, etc. REPAIRS Ladies Auxiliary of Auditorium tish Pps*r P a ra d e ,, ' Lariat' Enough to Serve ¥ou- Ushers; Auditprium Pavilion. Sept.' 9, Sat.', 8:15 P.M. — Scot a , . . l t i ■ 1 • v / i> “A complete horne- Ju ly 1 1 , Tues., 8:15 P.M.—St. tish Night; • Auditorium. rv modeling service with Paul’s Night - “The Couriers”, a Sept. 10, Sun., 8:00 A.M. — St. singing group will be featured.: Paul’s Methodist Men's Commun one contractor!” July 12, Wed., G:00 P.M.—Ocean ion Breakfast; Thornley Chapel. Grove Invitational Swim Jfeet; Sept. 15, Fri., 8:15 P.M. — Last K itch en s & Bathrooms No^tli End Pool. Concert by American Federation of July 13, Thu.—The Ocean. Grove Musicians Local 399; Temple. — Our Specially — Women’s Club Fair; Women’s Club. July 13, Thu., 8:00 P.M.—Occan & SON. INC. L. HEAVES Grove Summer Band; ‘Memorial RADIO DISPATCHED SERVICE W. Pavilion. Subscribe to Tlie 1223'/j 8th A v en u e July 11 Fri., 8:00 P.M. — Con ESTABLISHED 1909 cert by American Federation of NEPTUNE, N. J . Musicians. Local 399; Memorial . 1420 9th AVE. ' NEPTUNE P h o n e 776-6524 PayiliQ.q.;. •“'Ju ly 15, S at., 8=15 P.M . — Con- Times $5.00 a Year Small Enough to Know cert.by Ocean .Grove, Summflr.Mus- i:.-; «•’ i.*.-: civ j 'i t j V«i if.v.- THURSDAY, MAY-18,1972 OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF SEFTUNE, NEW JERSEY p a g e Se v e n tions in which men may more read LEGAL NOTICES N. J., trading as Corlies Package Store, intends to apply to the Township Com 205 Green Grove Rd., holding one percent or'more of stock ily respond to the leading Of the N o * I O K Neptune, N. J. of Harold's Coach House. Inc., are: TAKE NOTICE th at Josepfc T. New mittee of the Township of Neptune, Objections, • if any, -should be made HAROLD . CAHOON, JR. Holy Spirit. man Lodge, No. 890. I.B.P.0.E., of W., tributlon License for premises located immediately in writing to Joseph E. .3409 West Bangs Ave. ■ To apply the message and mean- Intends to apply to the Township Com at 1408 Corlies Avenue, Neptune Town Bennett, Clerk of the Township 0f ■ N Neptune. N. J. mittee of the Township of Neptune for ship, N. J. Neptune, N. J. Objections, It any, should be made ing of Jesus Christ to the issues 0 Plenary Retail Consumption Club Li • (Signed). : • ; immediately in writing to- Joseph EL cense for premises situated at 1019 Objections, if any, should be made shaping man and his society in or immediately in -writing to Joseph E. NARCISO LIQUORS, INC. Bennett, Clerk ot the Township ol Springwood Avenue. Neptune. N. J. Bennett, Clerk of the Township of -^■20-21 .... —12.42 Neptune, N. J. I der that they may be resolved. • Objections, if any, should be made Neptune, N. J. (Signed) Harold’s Coach House, Immediately In writing to Joseph E. Inc. . To develop new resources for ef Bennett, Clerk o f' the Township of (Signed): N O T I C E Neptune, N. J. LESTER GOLDSTEIN. Harold Cahoon, Jr., PresL fective evangelism for considera 400 Wakefield Road TAKE NOTICE that Garden Bar- - 20-21 jlO J I (Signed): Llquots, a new Jersey corporation, In tion, adoption, adaptation or re ARTHUR B. POUTE, Neptune. N. J NOTICE T A ™ Exalted Ruler; —lfl-20 ' $9.20 tends to apply to the Township Com jection by the participating, church JAMES H. JONES, mittee of the Township of Neptune for a TAKE NOTICE that' Roy Warren, Financial Secretary tlie renewal of the Plenary Retail con trading as Roy's Tavern, intends to es or Christian groups. .. • CHARLES E. MINOR, NOTICE sumption License for premises located apply to the Township Committee ot To assist the efforts of Christian ■ «I. .rfTTM Treasurer; at 2447 Highway 33, Township of Nep the Township of Neptune, for Plenmxy EDDIE WHITE, TAKE NOTICE -that John Gatta, tune, New Jersey. Consumption License for premises stt- congregations and organizations in Chairman, Board of Trustees; trading as the Terrace Bar and Pack Officers and Directors of .Garden becoming more effective centers LESLIE SELLERS, age1 Goods Department. Intends to jap* Bar-LIquors are: Charles Garon, presi N. J. ... ‘ * Trustee. • ply to the Township Committee of [the dent, 702 Oxford Way, Neptune, N. jr.:- , Objections, if any, should be _ and more progressive witnesses of ALFRED HAYNES, Township ot Neptune, for Plenary Re Joseph G. Mennie, lirat vice, president immediately in writing to Joseph Trustee. ■ • tail Consumption License for premise* and secretary, 515 Wakefield Road, Bennett. Clerk of the Township of God’s redeeming power in th e 1013 Springwood Avenue situated at 320 Neptunfe Highway.,Nep Neptuhe, N. J.; Joel J. Mennie, second Neptune, N. J. w orld. •,* Neptune, N, J. tune Township. vice president and treasurer, 515 Wake (Signed) -q&-ao Objections, if any should be made field Road, Neptune, N. J. ROY WARREN After a brief discussion of these Immediately In writing to Joseph E. The names and ■ addresses of the Brighton Arms Apartments N OTIC E . Bennett, Clerk of the Township of Stockholders holding more than 1% of plans for 1973, Rev. V a nSciver Neptune, N. J. the stock are Charles Garon, 702 Ox West Sylvania Ave. ford Way, Neptune, N. J.; Joseph G. . Neptune City, N. J. shared a nexciting hope for the TAKE NOTICE that Letter S. Gold- (Signed): - 20-21 JOHN GATTA. Mennie, 515 Wakefield Road, Neptune, coming year. 338 Neptune Highway N. J., and Joel J. Mennie, 2134 Apollo Mrs. Arthur Penning presented Neptune,. N. J. ■ StreeA, A p t B-6, Ocean, N. J. 00712. • Weddings A S pecialty ObJection&-ff any. should be made the study of work of the WCTU a- 19-28* WM immediately in writing to Joseph E. Bennett, Clerk of the Township ■ of IF broad, using the world map to lo • Ftmeral Sprays NOTICE Neptune, Monmouth Oounty, New Jer cate the centers and stressing sey. Your attic or basement is a fire- • Cat Flowers - Corsages TAKE NOTICE that Narclso Liq GARDEN BAR-UQUORS homes for senior citizens, and uors, Inc., Intends • to apply to the . 2447 Highway 33 trap because of old furniture, Township Committee of the Township homes for women alcoholics In Fin • Flowers for All Occasions Neptune, New Jersey books, ctc., and you’d like to of Neptune for the renewal of the -20-21 $1564 have the extra space for Spring:, land, Norway and the Netherlands; Plenary Retail Distribution License for premises situated at 1611 Asbury Ave N O T I C E call ua and we'll buy what is also she spoke of th e summer nue. Neptune. N. J. saleable and help you put tiie KRUSCHKA Officers, directors and stockholders camps for the needy. holding % or more of the stock are: TAKE NOTICE that Harold's Coach rest out for the trashman. T H E FLORIST 10 House. Inc., intends to apply to the It was voted to send $40 for two Henry R. Narciso, Pres. Township Committee of the Township — CALL — Camp scholarships for young peo — We Telegraph Flowers — 205 Green Grove Rd. of Neptune for the renewal 'of a Plen KOGKS L BABSON, 209 Ma- .783 W ayside • N eptnne Neptune, N. J. ary Retail Consumption license for pie Ave, Neptone, has bees ple at Harvey Cedars. Jerry Narclso, Vice Pres. premises located at 3409 West Bangs 681-0424 appointed a splicing foreman School will attend the Garden Art The reports of the secretary and TeL 7754758 202 Third Ave. , iAvenue. Neptune, N. J. Asbury Park. Ni J. ^ Officers, directors and stockholders tm r New Jersey Bell in their .Center presentation of ‘Cinderella* on treasurer were read and approved. Mjary Lou Narciso, Sec'y. i ■tein, <00 Wakefield Road, Neptune, Bed Bank District. Babson May 23rd, with tbe first and second jo in ed the company in 1956 aft* The meeting closed with the Aaron- a, er serving 4 years in the U.S. graders attending tbe show on May 24 ic benediction. The closing meet F? Nary Air Reserve. He has held . . . Schools will be closed on Monday, ing will be held on June 9th in the -various Jobs in the Plant De May 29th, for Memorial Day, with Junior room at St. Paul’s church. partment before appointment tbe final day of the school calendar te his present position. He is Refreshments will be' served. active in Pop Warner Football to be Wed., June 14th . . . T he N ep im h is hom e town.. tune Area Arts Association Art Stow in tbe Neptune Municipal Complex May Seminar At was very attractive, and we noted Cliff Jones of the HiUs received a first prize St. Paul’s WSCS blue ribbon . . Get-well wishes go to OCEAN GROVE — The May Sem Library Director Alan Heinlein who AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS MOVING — STORAGE — PACKING LErS TAKE inar of the W.S.C.S. met May 9 at is a surgical patient at Sacred Heart HAVE RADIATORS CLEANED AND REPAIRED 3:30 PiM. Mis. John Mexwin, presi Hospital, 1430 DeKalb St., Norris AGENTS 931 dent, presiding. TO THE HILLS town, Pa. 19401 . . . Mackerel and Nick Antich Finiahln* It opened with a hymn, This is A LLIED . <*EQdV QOOORICH stripers were being caught by the Shark wam , AUQiocmsT A.GROGERS A 8 BUBY A V a Prospect Avenue, My Father’s World,* accompanied by ltM FIBST AVENUE, ASBUBT PARK TeL TlMUIt River fishermen last weekend. VAN LIN ES Call 775-Mtt A, bury Park Shark River Hllla Miss Emily Jessen. Miss Jessen then Birthday greetings go this week to MOVING AND STORAGE Tefeohona: TW-ttra gave her testimony and ended it by CARPENTER — GENERAL CONTRACTOR Tony Troubador today, to Kathy Flem singing a solo for which she had MILK AND CREAM ming, and Karl Bannon on die 19th; written both words and music. She Free Estimates • Alterations and Addltloai • BetH entlal Bepain Ifan't forget gitls, the SRH Aux. to to WatTen Hulse on tbe 21st; to Walt accompanied herself at the piano. WARDELL’S DAIRY Jsraey Shore Medical Center - Fith'n er Johnson,. Paul Siskind and Cheryl Mrs. John Merwin announced that FREDERICK S. DOHERTY, Carpenter Hospital New York Bus Trip will Lynn. Bess on the 22nd; to Ralph E, very soon Miss J\ry Shoush would be 1302 Birch Ave, Wanamassa 776-6042 DAIRY PRODUCTS staa promptly at 10 A.M. on Saturday Dunn on the 24th. Wedding anniver leaving Asbury Manor for The Brooks NEPTUNE. N. J. Phone 774-1W Alterations - Property Repair BemodtJltng Mtaning Oms will be chere at 9:45 sary best wishes go to: Jane and Bob Howell Home for Retired Missionaries Carpeatrj - b A JA .) frcxn tbe Shark River Hills Sanwald on the 19th; to Pat and Roger and deaconesses in Asheville, N ; C. JOHN J. GASSNER PAINTING — DECORATING School. If you still would like to go, Brown on the 21st; to Gladys and Phil Miss Shough then told of her acti UN MONMOUTH BLVD., WALL TOWNSHIP - TEL. «Sl-mi Bestdential • Night Office Painting • For AH Yoor FitaU ai a f lease get in touch with Pres. Margaret Jannarone- and Jean and Charles Cal vities and former duties thmout the Free. Estimates * E»perieaced • Quality Wortmanahly Deeorattng Contact . . . Hoffmann, Tele. 774-3967. Tbe show houn on the 23rd; to Betty ■ and Joe United States and Alaska. On her way MARTIN J. BOLAND . is "Sleuth1 and dinner will be held Bergen- on the 24th and to Marilyn south she will stop at the Neighbor We m ake a specialty of small Jobs — Free Estimates Experienced, quality Workman ship, Free Estimates, Fully I m H ytenrards at Claire & Colby's Restau- and Dick Hart on the 25th. hood Center in Camden, where she fo o t in N ew Jersey. SB Highland Are., Shark Bhrer Hills, Neptune - TeL 774-1IU will visit with Miss Mildred Glover, WHITTIER & LASHEK, Builders President George May announces tbe formerly of Epworth Manor. *M MONMOUTH AVE., BRAD LET BEACH TEL.: TJi-im May 22nd meeting of tbe Shark River Rev. Van Sciver The program' for the day was on GILLAN PAINTING SERVICE fEBs Property Owners Association will ‘Technethics' which is applying ethics CARPETS AND LINOLEUM • . INTERIOR — EXTERIOR be bdd as usual at tbe SRH Firehouse, Speaks to WCTU Alunrinum Combination Storm Windows • Doors * G o tte n to technology. Bill GUlsn, Prop. • 775-8727 A c re will be a Travelog Film, and re On “K e y ’73” Three short films were shown 4Ho- P-O- Roi 342, Ocean G m * freshments will be served after die mini’, ‘Acceleration’ and Tlanet Earth', DAVISON RUGS ® CaU 775-7371 Paperhanging • Taping • Interior & Exterior PatatJsc meeting. All Hills property owners are Following the dinner, hour the even BALES • VARIED SELECTION • SERVICE • INSTALLATION ■dam e to attend . . . And tbe 22nd OCEAN GROVE — President of EDMUND L. THOMPSON, JR. the Ocean Grove Willard Union ing session began at 7:15 P.M . anrmal Memorial Day Services will be featured a play entitled The second “QUALITY FIB ST ' — Since 19X8 Mrs. Jessie LaVance opened th e ______7M Fletcher Drive, Neptnne h U at the SRH Memorial Park on coming of Mrs. C* and the cast in CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK May 29th. Tlie parade will start May 12th meeting with the poem 'In Narrow Ways" by John Ox- eluded Mrs. Bertha Height, Mrs. Jean Paperhanging • Taping • Interior b E x te rio r promptly at 8:45 A.M. at the foot of Dabler, Mrs. Dorothy Cutaell, William FABIO BATTAGLIA the hill before Forest Drive and all enham : Some lives are set,in narrow ways Pferdeort, O tto StoU, T h e ReVr John BmSWALKfl, CURBS PATIOS : C n O M T BLOCKS WALTER J. ULMER, JR. community groups will again partiri- BHUVTLKBOA&DS FOUNDATIONS CONCBRS BULKHKADS p a i n t s By love’s wise tenderness. Merwin and The Rev. William Mc SEPTIC TANKS, C l I SPOOLS nmuuii w uaid #&■ “Those We Honor1 in Woild| l » t MAPLE AVE., NEPTUNE, N. J. They seem to suffer all their days Clelland. The combined attendance till Bangs Avcnne, Neptnne, N. J. Telephone 771 $9H T7C-1TM W ar II are Alfred J. Antonacri, Fred Life's direst storm and stress. was 85. rick W . Fromtnhagen, Robert J. Hen- PLASTERING — PATCHING - CONCBETE WOBK But God shall raise them up at At the close of the session die bene McGarry’s Custom Remodeling ricfa, Francis E- Hergenhan, Robert length, diction wias pronounced by the Rev, WILLIAM GRAY O cean Grove, N . J . •. Free Estimates • Call *375-0 W . Iineban, John J. O’Keefe, Harold Call 775^975 His purposes are sure. William McClelland .. P a in tin g TLcanpsoo and in Vietnam, David R. lln BUXWELL DB., WAU. TOWNBBH*. N. 1. D W « « He for their weakness shall give - * ■ Li8ht Carpenby West Grove Church Notes rOCKDATt JUS . COBBS • IIDXWALXS • rULOBTONI PATIOS * PLUMBING and HEATING “^ F o re ^ fa ’cure.” WALKS • SWOaONO POOLS • C SS, POOM ’ • STONB n S S F U C I S paalW ent of the Womans Club' ^ e r an opening prayer, the NEPTUNE — At both the 8:30 S. MARTUSCELLI — 775^539 Besldentlal ft Commercial Estimates Cheerfully Glrsa ° c“ n Grave> W1S honoted b? salute was given to the three flags an d 11 AM. services Sunday at among 54 worn eh throughout Then Mrs. Dorothy Cuttrell sang West Grove United Methodist SNOW PLOWING 430 Westwood Place, NEPTUNB FRANK J. ECKART — 774-0656 die state to tbe federation honor role, beautifully with deep feeling, Church,' Corlies and Walnut Ave BUBUNGTON AVE. • BRADLEY BEACH, It, A k General Federation of Women’s nues, the Rev. John B. K irby Jr. “Jesus Touched Me.” COAL AND FUEL OIL STATE LICENSE '3ab« last weekend at Atlantic City Mrs. Hannah Newman introduc will deliver the sermon entitled BrfatrH happy 25th wedding anniver ed the speaker, the Rev. David E. ■Modem P en teco sts” . A t 11. th e Thonipson Fuel Company JIM McCAW- 988-8896 sary greetings go to Agnes and Larry Wesley. Choir will sing ‘‘Simple VanSdver. With the aid of slides Plumbing & Heating 21 Plttaan Ave. Ocean Grove Q u fc on April 20th . . . South River he conveyed to all his enthusiasm Gifts!’ by. Gilbert Martin, and the FUEL OIL JOBBING WATER BEATEBS Chancel Choir, “Greater Love Hath side Drive was tbe first leg of a 25 reltive to .“Key ’73”, Calling our ESSO WATCH DOG SERVICE n 3 e hifco by students of Riverview Continent to Christ in ’73. He said No Man” by Carl F. Mueller. Kevin 117 So. Main St. — MERRILL H. THOMPSON, Prop. — 7754SM PROPERTY RECONDITIONING A a ia a % to Ocean County Park on in part, “At present this coopera Conover and William Neaves HI 13th. Each student secured a tive venture involves more than will serve as acolytes at 1 1 and DRUGS sponsor who will pay a predetermined 100 denominations a n d Christian Mrs. Elva Parker and Mrs. Hazel The WM. R. H0CG COMPANY, Inc. Swisher, greeters, with nursery U MAIN AVE., OCEAN GROVE EDWARD B. HOLL, Bef. Pk. amount to the school’s year book fund groups in a continental evangelis PLUMBING HEATING AIR-CONDITIONING . . . lie',new- officers of tbe SRH tic thrust with massive lay wit care provided under Mrs. Fred NAGLE’S Main - Central Pharmacy P .T A fo/'the', 1972-1973 year are: nessing programs designed to reach Stonebraker. The altar flowers will CONTRACTORS • Dial 775-319S R esid en t - Mrs. Pat W hitehurst; 1st every person.” The Key ’73 ob be given by Miss Elizabeth Plum “Doctors Adriae Nagle’s” TeL 774-0204 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED “Serving the Shore Area Since 1900” Vicr Pres. - Mrs. Barbara Sturgeon, jectives in preparation now are: mer in loving memory of her neigh BEST QUALITY DRUGS 2nd Vice Pres. - Mrs. Carolyn Beam; To share with every person in bor, Lois P. Niedensteni. At both ELECTRICIAN Fourth and Railroad Aves. Aabory Park, N. J. ,. - Mrs. Janet Boland and North America . more fully and services, Jungierin Alinsasaguin, • Mrs. Darlene Hamilton. Scho forcefully the claims and message organist: will play “Fantasia on RADIO & TELEVISION — SALES & SERVIfTK larship Committee Representatives are: of the Gospel of Jesus Clirist. Duke Street” by Hatton - Wilson, ADAMS ELECTRIC 11^ Pat . Fusco, Mrs. Dorothy Strum To employ every means and and "Jubilate’’ by Ernest Sheppard. Wiring — Fixtures — Appliance* TELEVISION & APPLIANCE • 775-308$ and Mrs. Sue Wiggins. method of communicating the Gos- Church School will meet at 9:45 D . D arvin A dam s, Jr.' D ial 922-9310 Color T.V„ Stereo, B iff T.v„ Air C
■ 514 Second Ave. 3316 R t. n 33 Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Swanson Asbury Park N eptnne ■ ANNOUNCE THE OPEMNG
Farry Memorial of the - ' J • Home . 403 Third Avenue ASBURY PARK. N. J. William P. Walton, HI Mgr. 775-0434 6 -8 Ocean Pathway - Ocean Grove
' j m a j u \ j l U . j 8 a.m. Ocean Grove Hotel with Elevator to All Floors and with Memorial Home Dining Room Opens Thursday, May 25 118 Main Avenue OCEAN GROVE, N. J. • We will operate for the 1972 season at the same high standard that was Acceptable for the many vacationists last summer, serving Breakfast, William P. Walton, Jr., Mgr. Luncheon and Dinner .. . also, Fountain Service.
774-1758 AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR' SUfafaER COMFORT