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{ 102 Years Old Public Legal • ••a n d NEW, Notices Every Thursday Page 8 <31 NO. 7 NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPT TUNE, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, FEB. 17, 1977 jet For Municipal Services Christie-Buccolo LETTERS TO N. J. Supreme Court Finds Grove’s Shows Penny Drop For 1977 EngaS " Told THE EDITOR _______J. M. \ BRIELLE—noirrrp Dr.r\- and Mrs. Victorxr:- Traditions Compatible To Today’s World NEPTUNE TWP. — At a Avon squad, called on the com- 'jJ* Christie, of this place, an- ^special meeting of the town- mlttee to repair an extension of nounce the engagement* of their Statement From OCEAN GROVE — This world-renowned resort c o m - ( the S u nday. Most o f th o se -shio committee last Thursday Davis Avenue that extends from daughter, Miss Pattie J. Christie, Grove’s President munity, clinging to religious atodatds in a r S S S S g night, th e proposed budget the, municipal complex to the to Mr. Joseph P. Buccolo, Jr., son of Col. and Mrs. J. P. Buccolo, Sr., EDITOR, TIMES; -Ji- . world, may now move forward into -its second century witn |,—i:, ................ lor municipal government of Jersey Shore Medical Center. greater vigor following the New Jersey Supreme Court de­ until near midnight on Sat­ of Fort Lee, People have asked me how I feel $6,403,815 was introduced, Tie road is in disrepair, damag­ cision last Thursday. urday. This course of con­ with public hearing schedul­ ed even more by the severe win­ now that the majority of ;the Su­ duct had been pursued fo r ed for Tuesday, March 15 at ter weather. preme Court has rendered!a deci­ ' The court ruled, in a 4 to 3 decision', that the 1870 some' years by the predeces­ sion in favor of the Camp Meeting 7 P.M. ' ■ Mayor Pepe told Capt: Anderson charter granted by the legislature does not violate the First sor news service owner and Association. My answer has been operator from whom Schaad In presenting the budget, which that-the committee wiH meet with Amendment prohibition against government entanglement I was overjoyed and thanked God purchased the business in is down an estimated $191,900, the-first aid representatives and that at last a decision was reach­ with religion. > • 1972. The distribution of Mayor Joseph M. Pepe said it is hospital authorities to discuss the ed. newspapers and th e opera­ a “bare-bone budget with no frills necessary reconstruction, which is But the Court also said that Freedom of the Press must be considered and Robert E. Schaad,. Ocean Grove newsdealer, tion of the motor vehicle in and well within the 5 percent cap” estmated to cost over $100,000. From the time the news media the course thereof contraven­ that was legislated by the state Mayor Pepe pointed out that the announced the decision, phones in was granted permission to deliver newspapers until his re­ ed the ordinances in question along with the income tax. The drainage problem in ihe area must the office were ringing incessantly quested'2:30 A.M. Sunday deadline. which had the purpose and ef­ •mayor estimated a one cent drop be corrected first. and ihis continued at. home until Acting Justice Milton Conford, writing for the majority, fect of prohibiting such ac­ in the tax rate (per $100 valua­ A leader in the New Jersey Con­ late in the evening. All.calls were noted that the governmental powers exercised by the Camp from persons enthusiastic that, the Meeting Association are largely secular in nature and pOse tivity at any time, on S u n ­ tion) for municipal services. ference of Mayors, Mayor Pepe d ays. (3) The budget was adopted with- told the municipal meeting ‘that he Supreme Court had again1 affirm­ “no threat whatsoever to the constitutional and salutary Subsequent to the filing a- out th e vote o£ Committeeman is taking an active part in the ed the iposrtion of the! Ocean principle of government abstention flrom sponsorship or gainst him of complaints un­ Roy E. Dunshee who charged, that fight to halt the legislature from Grove Camp Meeting Association. support of religion.” der such ordinances, plaintiff alterations were made without his passing “assinine hills that cost This of course was before'toe op­ The Supreme Court declined to rule on the other ordin­ P inion and dissent were repd, and brought an action in lieu of the-taxpayers money.” He added, ances of .Ocean Grove or on the legality of the police court. knowledge in budgets submitted by prerogative writs asserting ^departments he heads. -He plans “I'm, going to make sure that the based newspaper articles and A challenging lawsuit is now pending in the Appellate Divi­ various grounds of attack legislators do not place more un­ editorials the feeling has been a sion of -the New* Jersey courts. Now that the Supreme Court up­ $torUier explanation at the pub on the validity of the ordin­ necessary burdens oi? local munici­ great victory was won.<I most has given Ocean Grove the right to exist with municipal pow­ /lie hearing. ances and of the enabling palities,” costing towns and tax­ grateful to all those who telephon­ W - ' At the municipal meeting ers, it will need its own court to enforce any of its unique statutes and seeking injunc­ payers ■additional money each year ed a n d have written expressing Tuesday night e! ^this week* statutes. But this final decision has not been reached. tive relief against enforce­ for legislation that benefits special thanks for the decision and giving area first aid vojonteers, led by The, Court also noted that this case should have been ment of the ordinances. £■Capt. Harry Andersen of th e !groups or interests. the credit to almighty God. It is like a shot in the arm after hav­ decided in a lower court, that controversies on constitutional 3. Ordinance 30, adapted ' : • ’ T ~ ‘ ; ing waited just about 2'A years, grounds should be avoided^.where possible and that the April 20, 1928, and still in ef­ and with enforcement of laws and, decision should have been made there “on the narrowest fect, provides in relevant “Mapcap Evening of Fun” For ordinances always subject'to ques­ basis consistent with relief to the successful suitor.5' The part: tion. Many felt we now have auth­ Court felt that it was a mistaken exera^e.ftf judicial discre­ ority to proceed full sfeart ahead. tion to elevate the case to the state's ' high eat court. • Charily At Palace Amusements Ufss Patti jr. Christie 1. * * * (I) t shall be un­ \ • There are, however, i matters Ocean Grove’s history of over 100 years was also noted lawful for any person * * * The bride-elect ii a graduate,of by the majority, a unique community that shouldn’t be ASBURY PARK - The Palace Ttoe Monmouth Day Care Center which need to be discussed with to * * * drive * V an auto­ Neptune High School and Muhlen­ totally destroyed by a question of whether a newsdealer Amusement Center, here, will be is a non-prof t organization in Red counsel regarding . the decision mobile -or other vehicle in any berg College, Allentown, Pa. She and while they are not necessarily could continue circulating papers until 2:30 A.M. Sunday street * * in Ocean Grove the scene of an unusual fund rais­ Bank, which, provides supplemental morning. Quoting the late famed Justice Oliver Wendell care and educational programs for attended Rutgers University for serious, we. do need counsel to de­ upon the first day of t h e ing event by the Monmouth Day graduate studies. Holmes, Jr., th at “a page of mstory is worth a volume of iweek, the day commonly cal- Care Center on the night of March pre-schoolers whose parents are in termine if any steps are' necessary Her father is superintendent of logic,” Justice Conford said, “So, indeed, here.” ■ ed Sunday,0 — J - ~ * “■* " U. peed of assistance. More than half to strengthen our position. If and Schools for the Township of Nep­ “We wanted to do something dif­ of the'children are from one-par when this is necessary you will be In continuing columns, this newspaper is publishing 4. Any person 6 * * who tune. ferent this year,” said Mrs. Jud­ ent homjs. kept apprised of it. j In the th e majority opinion in its entirety. The 45-pagef decision shall yiolate any of the provi­ Mr. Buccolo is a graduate of ith M. Zimmerman, general chair­ The $i#slip is ihvitegr'Ti c k e t s meantime, I again express sincere is too long for publication in one issue and will be concluded sions vof this ordinance with­ Monmouth Regional High School man from Rumson, “and we m ay b i ^InedW by contacting thanks to all of you who showed n e x t w eek. out first securing a permit and . attended Monmouth College thought holding a charitable affair Mrs. Gibby Young, 105 Lewis Lane, great concern ’ during ,thjs period *** to 'do any or all of the and the University of Rome. in an ocean-front amusement cen­ Fair Haven, or by phoning th e of uncertainty, .and whose prayers The Majority Opinion acts above prohibited, shall, ter in otnid winter would be ra­ center at 842-2655. The wedding will take place in have brought about a strengthen­ upon conviction, forfeit and May. ther unique.” ing of the community, and I hope P .J.A .D . (temporarily assig- p ay a fine* * *. ' a. new dedication to alrp'mhty God SUPREME COURT OF The theme of ihe night will, be ned.) Ordinance 73-2, adopted who watches over us.

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