OCEAN G B oV « TiME8 -. S. | 104'Years Old , Public Legal I .,, and NEW Notices } ..Every' Thursday Pages 6, 7, 8
iK'RA\ (.ROVE TIMES. TOWNSHIP Ol- VF.PTUNE, NEW. JERSEY, THURSDAY, FEB. 22, 1979 (IISPS 402420) ~Fj~F X E E W C E N T S Skold-Prickett Wedding, Jan. 27
YORK — Miss Salome B Skold, daughter of Ocean Grove Camp HMEpTUNE Meeting Trustee Mr. and Mrc Robert E. Skold, of York, Pa., bscame !he bride of Craig Paul Prickett, Saturday, Jan. 27 in As bury United Methodist Church, here The groom is the son of Mr. ?.nd Mrs. Clarence L.- Prickett of Neptune Mayor Gilberto Melendez announced that the Yardley, Pa. Honorable Confrressman James J. Howard, New Jersey and State Senator Brian Kennedy and Assemblyman Anthony Village, Jr., have responded to be guests at the Neptune Cen tennial Celebration, a gala Dnner Dance this Saturday. at Jumping Brook Country Club. Mayor Melendez emphasized that this non-partisan af fair was being planned as the major event i nthe celebra tion of the 100th Anniversary of Neptune. . It is anticipated, that several other Federal and State officials would be in attendance together with representatives Seeks National Recognition For of Monmouth County and neighboring municipalities. Asbury Park Convention Hall Griner-Powiiall The Storm ... and ASBURY PARK — City Officials months, Engagement Told are hopeful that historic Coriven-. The City Council has launched an We’re A Day Late tion Hall will be listed in the-na- all out effort to have the Hall be- tional registrar, which would en-'come a major convention center Monday’s snowstorm dumped title the structure to be eligible for and central Jersey showcase for an estimated 15 Inches here at matching grants for renovation , the performing arts. The Para- the Shore. The succeeding mild Convention Hall, which has beer, mount Theater, built far vaudeville weather and rain Is cansing officially recognised by the state in the early 1930’s, Is part of the flooding conditions. Boots are a as an historic site, was built in Convention Hall complex must for waiters. 1929 and reached its hallmark in ! Mayor Ray Kramer predicts that Tho Times Is a day late, be the post World'War II era, when jthis could be one of the Hail’s best cause of the storm. It was Wash big bands such as Glen Miller and ^year’s, .since it imi been booked ington’s' Birthday holiday for Tommy Dorsey plSyed there. for major trade shows from now most workers, unable to reach The state has approved Asbury .until spring. Among ithe big at- their employment. Park’s'application for the Hall to fractions were, a flower show, ‘ a . The thermometer is expected became part of the national regls- power boat show, and! a sai* boat to reach SO tbls weekend. Every trar, and, according to Anthony ebow. one hopes that winter’s back is Del Pizzo, beachfront director, ap-iMnr. 7-11. • ^ ! broken. proval could come as early as six 1
Shark River Dredging Talks FeL 23 In Neptune Twp. Municipal Complex I,orraine Mari" Wain Grincr TRENTON— ■Assemblyman An-' .‘Shoaling has developed in tho OCEAN GROVE — Mr. and Mrs. thony -M. Villan®, .'Jr.'^B-Mon- -channel to thff- cxienlt-that‘ many Albert W. Grincr, 60 Abbott Ave mouth, Ocean) announced'that he boats are now unable ia navigate nue, have announced the engage has arranged lor a meeting io be at low tide” AssemblVman Villanc ment of their daughter, Lorraine Held between Bernard J. Moore of said, “and .unless a solution is Marie, to Chester Holmes Pownall, the N. J. Division of 'Marine Ser- agreed upon within a short period Jr., 409 Sewall Avenue, Asbury vice .and area -commercial fishery of time many ’of our commercial Park. Mr. Pownall is thc son of men, lohstermen and pleasure boat fishermen and other boat owners Mrs. Norman Maddocks, 431 Red owners at the "Neptune Township will be forced to leave the area. mond Avenue, Oakhurst and Mr. Borough Hall on Friday February This would lead to domino ef Chester (Mickcy) Pownall, Sr., 23, at '7:30 P.M. to explore meth- feet on all businesses in the vlcin- Jumping Brook Apartments Nep jods of disposing of materials con- ity and result In a devastating tune. . . templated helng'dredged from the Impact on the local emononiy.’.’ Miss Grincr is a graduate of west channel ol Shark River Approximately 30 commercial Neptune High School and is em i Neptune Township Mayor Gil boats and 1,000 pleasure craft are ployed as manager of "Carol's Cor Melendez 'host -the discussion, presently berthed in tlie river. : ■ ner", Asbury Park! j -Assemblyman Villane said that . Assemblyman ViHaase> saidi. he' Mr. Pownall' is a graduate of althiraghi tht J. State Depart- was hopeful that a feasible method Ocean Township High School and ment of Environmental Protection of disposing of the materials is manager, of Flo’s Luncheonette, agreed to Ihe need of the. dredging, dredged from the channel could 'Elect House tr Fauibaber Asbury Park. opposition lias developed from the bo readied at ' the Febraury 23 A September 8th wedding is . ■NBPTUNE — Robert House in U:S. Axay 'Corps of. Engineers meeting. planned. who do mot favor the creation of | “ It is imperative that action be cumbent, member of thc/tfnekcel- jled IFire Oo., and 'Fred Faulhaber, a proposed five acre artifical island ,• taken on this matter at once’ he I a -member of the Liberty Fire Co., as a disposal'area for. the dredged j ’said,' ’jobs,.industry and Seating is were elected to .the board of fire material a t’stake.” . commissioners for Neptune District 1 last Saturday. 'The budget for fire protection and. maintenance of Monmouth Festival of the Arts company quarters, was adopted.
Named to' Dcaii’fe List,
LYNCHBURG, Va. - Lee Alan
■ burg, Va., has been named, to the Dean’s List for the past semester. He is the son of H. Lee Kiykpa-
College’s Dean’ s List is made up of students ydio, have achieved a grade., average of 3.5 or .better In ALBERT CASSAN, 24 Heath a 10 grading scale. Kirkpatrick Drive, Neptune, will observe his is a . graduate of Neptune Senior 25-th anniversary February 23 5>nior High School, as an employee of Jersey Central ■ — Power & Light Company. He Is ■ Voters Approve Fire Questions plant stockkeeper at the Oyster . — - - Creek Nuclear. Generating Sta- OCEAN. GROVE — Albert Cat- ticn, Lacey. Township. Mr. Cas- ley and August ,G, Stoll were re- san joined the company Fez. 23, elected tothe Ocean .Grove board 1954 and. served In the Wer- of.' fire commissioners' last Satur- ner Generating Station, South day afternoon, (when the fire pro- Ambcy before transferring tothe tection budget was adopted,, and Union Beach Stores'Department, the ' jtftirenftm to .purchaser the: FRANK-MAtK, 2-1 McClintock Street, Ocean Grove, will perform He was a storekeeper. in Allen- former- police ’JieadqUartcrs, from at the ninth annual Monmouth Festival of the A^ts which will take burst before being assigned-to the Camp'Meeting 'Association-was bis present, post; Mr, Cassaa is approved.' T^e-^O.^OO resolution. place March .24 through'March 28 at the Monmouth Reform Tem a native.'of Neptune and is mar- buys ..the^a-story brick 'building ple, ll&nce Avenue, Tinton Falls Mack, a cartoonist and illustrator, rled to the former Miss LaVerne : and police garage for $2 5 ,0 0 0 , the will present a special program at.the Festival on Monday, .March ■.Anderson of Neptune. They have: balance will be ^used. for; renova- 26 at 4 PM. The Festival-will showcase tho work of artists'; and four children,, Robert, Nancy, ; lion and to: renovate and put back craftsmen from throughout New Jersey, as well as Monmouth ?-r>mas .and Valerie. • . • into service the hose tower on the; County. — ■ ' ~.'' .i . , '. ' ; ! Washington-Stokes Fire House. • TOWNE COFFEE SHOPPE ■ j.. ; ' SO Main Ave-, '0| G ;^ b ^yeaj? ; TEHtfPOmtRDRESSERS -'V ■' Mon., tbm Sit’,i;304 P.M. Ooslei , Permaneirts. $11.00 Tnesdajs * Snndays till further notloe. ; -< * .WednesdajB. 77i-9511. tt u r’Vc f. Vi h * Wf»vicy»sWAverfi •'SfiSK
PAGE TW O OCEAN GROVE and NEPTUNE T OWNSHIP OF NBPTONE, NEW JEKSKT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22,19W Applegate’s sermon at thte Sunday', F i r s t C o m m i i m t Shore {Legislators Asks EFA Support 9:30 and 11 A M .. .services. The ...... scripture reading will be Mark Fop Children 2:18-22. Lay readers assist during For Statfe Funding of Erosion Repair each service as do acolytes. Music' director James McKimm is the BRADLEY BEACH — The pres ;• . BEUMtAa — Assomblyjn.in Wll- Dowd asserted, organist; arid will accompany the entation of this year’e class of liam, F; Dowd, (R-Monmouth/-'. "It is unreasonable and uniair chapel and chancel choir at the children to receive their • First Ocean) has asked Environmental t to cxpeot small Shore communities respectiveitayt-'uuvc services.smvjcea. The iuic'xaciuu/ cherub/ „ , - Protection Commissioner Danie', to come up with hundreds of thou- carol choir led by Pat Groop and 1 &>mmamon will take place J. O’Horn to support pending leg-1 sands of dollars as their share of Judy Week will also sing at l l .i f .1 S 'nJ^ “ Episcopal Church at islation which would eliminate: the cost of beach repair and res Mis. Johnnie Newman supervises!‘ h° this. Sunday, fifty-fifty matching fund require- j toration projects. Since the com the church school.v ■ meet- >t| f eb' ^ c«ra8 , mrmts from a state aid program munities involved already spend 9:30 AM.' with classes for all ages f° " to ^ with their families. The Choirs for Shore bpaoh erosion and repair | considerable resources for beach including a nursery for those two Will sing “Let AU Mortal Flesh” projects. i maintenance and protection, and and under headed by Mrs. Char-’ by . Keese. Father Gluckow will Dowd and eight other legislators' make those facilities available to lene Wombaugh. A coffee fellow- preach at both the 8 A.M. and 10 of both Parties have co sponsored j residents and non-residents alike, ship of which Jean Robinson 5s in A.M. service. the measure, which was. introduced [here is no justification for the charge begins at 10:40. Jackie Poli- iast March by Assemblyman An- matching fund'requirement," Mr. sano heads the 11 A:M. nursery for . The Mardi Gras Dinner Ounce thony M. Villane, Jr. (R-Mon- Dowd declared.. those up to six. The Sunday even will take place (Friday) at tbe mouth/Ocean). j “N ew ' Jersey is twiddling its ing adult Bible study meets at 435 Barclay in Belmar beginning ai 3 'Other communities in the state thumbs. while out beaches slowly Woodmere Avenue, Shark Biver P.M; Some tickets are still avail have received funds for similar slip into the Atlantic Ocean,” Mr. Hills at 6:30. The youth fellowship able at the church- office. projects; without having to match; Dowd commented. “ It is a scandal counselled by Karen Curchin and . On Feb, " Z7th, St. James those funds,” Mr. Dowd told Mr. to permit millions of dollars prc- Judy Slocum meets at 6:30. sponsor a Shrove Tuesday Supper O’Hern in a letter, and the matclv- viously approved by the voters and Meetings next week include of pancakes & sausage served from ing requirement, he said, is dis- by the Legislature to sit idle be- Shore Area Council of . Churches 4:30 P.M. to 7 P.M. criminatory and unnecessary," j cause of this arbitrary matching executive committee, Monday; adult On Ash "Wednesday, February The Shore area legislator point- fund requirement.” Bible study. Brownies. «nd pre 28th, the. Imposition of . Ashes and e d o u t that nearly 54 million is Mr. Dowd has written to Assom- marital counseling, Tuesday; clergy Holy Eucharist will be celebrated available for beaoh repair and res- blyman Francis J. Gorman (D- club, Webelos; UMW Thrift, Shop, at 10 A.M. and 7 P.M. tqration projects, but that it re- Gloucester), Chairman of the As- NATIONAL DEFENSE WEEK In Monmouth County has Ween proclaimed by the Board of Freeholders and United Methodist Women, — — -■ iiiains unspent. "Communities are sembly Appropriations Committee Wednesday; UMW bazaar solving, Freeholder director Bay Kramer, left, shows the proelamflon marking the week officially from Feb unable and unwilling to apply for asking that the Villane bill be re- confirmation class, chapel, cherub/ 12Feb. 22 to lit; JG Charles Spitz, IJSCGB. IX Spitz, of, Middletown, -Tho is a principal planner tor the money since they cannot pro- leused for'a floor voto “as quickly carol;' and chancel choire, Thurs The Times by Mail vide their half of the cost,” Mr, as possible.” day; World Day of r Prayer, Boy the county Planning Board, Is serving as National Defense Week -chairman of the Fort Momnossji Scouts. Faith Circle, Friday; UMW Chapter of the Hoservto Officers Association Parent, dommunity Support Needed Thrift Shop, Saturday. To End School Discipline Problems
TRENTON — Discipline is tile prepared- to spend his day study- greatest single problem facing the'ing and; learning. New Jersey teacher today, says ithe 2. Parents insist , that their chil- “Yes, Marge, Money-Phone pays all my bills. . new Executive Director of the New dren bdiave, study, and learn. . Jersey Education'Assn. <3»ange is 3. The teacher has ffihe power to •needed both inside and outside the remove from' the classroom any caH thewf , toli free, fell t e who to pay. Ms, ooste school la , correct attitudes that student Whose actions disrupt in breed disrfespect for the public struction. ■ ■ . schools. !§jjR 4. The 'ability level' of each stu- only l® $ ...le ss tihaaa a ©temp. Ettu. tfieire’s no Dr. Jiames P, Connerton became dent is clearly identified. NJEA’s staff Vecutive Dec. 1, and 5. The tasks that the teacher is his viiews on ithe issues facing pub expected: to accomplish are clear ■ lic education appear in lhe current ly known -and eccamplMiable, j checiis,, no w m tm s eatvdopesuM staaapssi... hold issue of ifce N3SA REVIEW, th e Tbe immediate, cures fox; Biudeoi j Association's monthly magazine. misbehaviof lie in-the school’s ad- \ “ Teadiers see the breakdown of mimstsratdve office and in (he on, HI give you the nnmbsrf discipline Sn two areas,” Connerton (home, Connerton says. "We do not j reports — "in the' attitudes of the :-see the serious problems in school!,, student and in the student’s work .where /the principal supports the?1' habits. On the one hand, many teacher’s recommendations on dis-! students simply wiil not do the .ciplindng students or where parents fiamework and outside study that ■ insist that their diildren go to teachers ^assign. On the other, stu- ' school to learn.” ' flehts sflidw Increasing willingness J Under Connerton, tbe NJEA will ' to taik back, ignore, ilhreaten, dis- continue ,to work “ within th e1 nipt, or assault their teachers.” , -schools f o r effective disciplinary^ Poor student attitudes can cause sodes and outside the school to ' Keystone
lO liTf Services, Events 774-6635 S.'M AIN ST.. . NEPTUNE — “The Christian: NEPTUNE, N. J. Joyful and Young at Heart” will be the theme of Pastor Lloyd R, T O T I ^ kw:.;!
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1979, OCEAN GROVE and NBPTUNK TIMES, TOWNSHIP OP NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY, PAG E THREE ctn Feb. 14 and to Mr. and Mrs. oount ot his association with Alternatives race) who drop* out into a freer, stances of his life and death. Mario Smeriglio, a boy on Feb. Thomas A. Edison industries,; and more joyous, mope self-determin Whether he had wealth, whether EDITOR, TIMES: LET’S TAKE 16, Both at Monmouth Medical then proceeded to win the haircut ing style of life - a style of life or not he had divorced his first Center in Long Branch. And to drawing. William Flint reported How many times have you wish that works - breaks the paralyzing wife, whether or not he was a Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton, for tho auditing committee and ed you lived during a more “ex official consensus,” Baptist . . . who arc we to make TO NEPTUNE a boy on Feb. 14 at Pctnt Pleas said that the books for the Old citing" time in history - like bibli In 1975 a Lou Harris poll .dis a determination upon another per ant Hospital. Guard and for the Melody Makers cal times, the golden era of Africa covered a surprising national will son’s life-style? by Kay Gallagher Reminder: Tonight there will were , in good order. or China, the Renaissance, the ingness to make drastic reductions And cremation? Did our Jesus be a meeting of the Neptune Bert Barties said that a cost of Industrial Revolution, the Ameri in consumption. Harris concluded: deerce, in this day o< crowded ur 102 Highland Avenue Libra™ Association (on the sec living increase would be added to can Revolution or the expansion to "When the alternative is posed be ban conditions, that cremation ond t floor of the- library at 8 social security checks beginning in the west. The truth is one time tween changing our life-style to would be sinful? Shark RiVer Hills P.M;). Doris Speaker has planned July, and then led the membership has about as much history-making have less consumption of physical To me, it is every person’s a:'very interesting p r d g r a m : in an interesting quiz, and panto opportunity available as any other. goods, on one hand, and enduring right, to live a life-style which is Telephone 988*4746 Themyii ie;.: demonstrations of mime. Al Rutgers announced, no It’s just harder to see because the risks of continuing inflation best for them, to serve their God, VBjrasc Rubbings”, n slide presen Ringing practlco for Feb. 19th. A we’re. In; tt. and unemployment an the other, their society . , . sans criticism. tation, and $ questfrin and answer :4malH'penKf& folioiwed with re -For1 example, right' now all a-, by 77_per cent to 8 per cent, the But then, I was nurtured by. great persons who raised me in :t Now...that last Monday's bliz- j wllpfcsent a I fawaiianrtravclogm: .Riitenmmts will be serv freshments'." •' roiihd us a'grassroots movemerit is American people opt for a ehange the Christian tradition, via their zaid. is behind us (and hopefully.; and..jtefashjnents will'.fce setvcxl. ed and' guest's, are. .welcome. L j jil-----' •' taking place whiift may: prove to in life''style." actions, the - Biblc-aml our heri thare’ll .be no recurrence), you .//I^.Satu rday .niigKtithe Adult ... Goodbye for now. . | . ■ bo'moire vital'to our survival than Clearly, this is not a fad which tage, Judiasm. camerase. the memories of unplow- JFellawsliipof. the W.- Grove Meth thfe' Industrial Revolution. If ’ cur willjpass. It is an idea whose tiiiae TO I attempt to accept all persons «T streets; ' and hirnrs of sriow odist.C$uixli met,^t;the;bome of rent estimates are correct; thirty has qomc and thousands are read for what they are, and from shoveling 'by visidng the Asbury Charles arid Jean •• Brod\yater • of out' of every hundred people will ing the VS literature, talking with whence they came. For their Park Convention “Hall this week Moore Rd. in the ''Hills’1 to enjoy be'' fully or partially . practicing adyocates and deciding to begin worth, their good. end to see the 26th annual Jersey a -“game, night”. voluntary simplicity by 1987. The the long-term process of simplify NORTH SHORE CHURCH Who will cast thc first stone? Coast Power Boat Show. It'll be Assemblyman AnthqnyM. Vil philosophical and spiritual roots of ing their lives.; Beginning'; with thetp/ through- Sunday, February lane Fr.R-Monmouch, will key BOWLING LEAGUE ! Ocean Grove this' outwardly simple, inwardly books like The Whole, Earth Cat Cordially, 25th. note a meeting;on Feb. 23 at 7:30 Team Standings Feb. 14, 1979 ' e d it o r , TIMES: richer lifestyle are very old, flow alog, back in the 1960’s and The JOAN H. DUNLOP •r.;If you’re a sail boat buff, the P.M.' at the Municipal Complex Team Pts. W L j .. Ocean Grove is -a very small ing from the teachings of Jesus, Limits to Growth in the early first! annual Atlantic Coast Sail to coordinate efforts seeking the Craftsmen 92 40 28 town, there are people walking all Buddha and Gandhi into Uie frug 1970’s, the VS literature has fairly Fire Auxiliary Boat Show‘ will’ be held at Con dredging of the 'West' channel of Belmar Pres. 51 37 29 'around.' al ways of our Puritan ancestors exploded with such, titles as Small vention.. Hall; from -March 7-11. the Shark River. A discussion will Shoremen ' 50 36 30 It's not very big, only a mile and later bubbling up in the-writ- is Beautiful, Diet for a, Small Met Feb. 14 , The' Commodore' Reception of include what action should be tak- P’lrst Meth. 43 33% 32% square. ' but still there are people Thotreau and Emerson. Planet, 99 Ways To A Simple Life Frankly, the personal and social ' the Shark River Hills Beach arid en- to -obtain ^appropriations -for. Calvary .Baptist 4 2 % 30 36 everywhere. style, The Food Co-op Handbook, values of voluntary simplicity are Yacht G lubw illbe held at Mike dredging the channel. The meet-*Asbury Tower 42 31 35 There are people going up and The Rainbook and the Alternative OCEAN GROVE — The Ocean a welcome contrast to the indus- : Doblan’s, Spring Lake Heights on •ing is open to the public. (Kadets 41% 31% 34% down amongst the town’s main Celebrations Catalogue. Grove Fire Companies Auxiliary '. Saturday night February 1 24th. "• Bits’ri'Pieces: Muriel and Anr jCrasaders 40% 30 36 street and everywhere vou seem trisl world viaw- According to an Whether the VS movement ex met Feb. 14 at the home of Mrs. 40% 32 34 ^ r L ^ S ^ ^ ' a r t i c l e in the August, 1977 issue The guest of honor will be the drew Wilson spent lastweekend jTrfnity ’ .- to go there are people there to The Fatarist entitIed ..Volun- cites or turns us off, we cannot Allen Hannah, 180 Whitefield Ave. now' Commodore, Mr. T . R. Illes skiing in Windsor, Vermont jFirst P*®8- 37 . 29 37 deny thc fact that a great life-. Mrs. Ray Misner. was coJwstess. Forest Drive, Shark River They were the house guests of I 200 Games — C. Lemer 207, R. e ' , , ! tary Simplicity - Life-Style of the <£' They love to stand and marvel j four valucs represent the style change is taking place which Mrs. Nancy Howard presided in Hills.‘‘'‘Mrs.,.' Vincent Zarate is their daughter Kathy and husband 2(g, ^ey the absence of toe president; among the town so sweet. Ocean,1 heart of the movement: material will:alter the way our.society lives chairman of the affair and her B^uce Silvester.~!m . Mr. and Mrs. W. Freed 203, W. Matthews and functions in the years ahead. Invitations were received to a Grpve is the perfect place, it’s ^ simplicity,simnUijtv; human'.'scale:human' scale; 'eidMieal ecological committee includes Vice-Commo Vincent Zarate and their friend? ^00. quiet and complete. The fact that it has both a new Trickey Tray Party, at. the Hamil dore, ' Walt Van; Kopperi; Rear M r and Mrs. Ferd Masucci re awareness and personal growth. spirit of caring for the earth1 and ton Fire Hiuse on M.ar.-15 and the USA COFFEE Commodore, BaSil MarkoW, and turned last week from' their vaca v-Central to( this' new lifestyle is people, and the skills to bring in Annual Ladies Fire Auxiliary Tea 6th Grade Wo-Past Commodores,. Frol .Mc tion.in Key West, Eprida. ; Old Guard Notes the interdependence of 'all people a gentler, more cooperative age, at the liberty Fire House on Ocean Grove1 Call and Jerrv Ward. Birthday wishes this week to arid resources and this translates gives hope that our future will be Apr. 25. Plans were discussed for a The Gables,Auxiliary to Jersey Roland - Fritz, Jr.-’ Charles Land, OCEAN GROVE — Piano and into ecological concern. "Being brighter. Family Covered Dish Supper May Shore Medical Center held a Rosemary Walken Millie Henn- glockenspiel accoriipaified while a Why Not G i v e U p I and becoming" replace having: a ROBERT KOCHTITZKY luncheon meeting on , Wednesday ingsen,„ Kitty Schmid* Charles complement of the Melody Makers -T •. J r T 5 turnoff to the Madison Avenue Leslie Cannon and J e a n Mor afternoon, February 14th at the Fraser, John- Fritz 'arid Dot Ely.: 1'^ by Charles Creveling enter- JLiqUOr J* O r L e i l t . pticb that happiness can be bought., rison were appointed as a nomi- home of Rosalie Minotti, Berkeley And happy anniversary to Gail I talned wltli some familiar melodies rin tm n Trvnns- 1A ‘great emphasis U placed on ex- use Lane, Neptune. Among the -mem and Dan Kirby. ' ja s .thc members of the 014 Guard ■EMTOR^TIMES 'panding the Spiritual life to bal- vth tor t im e s . nating committee. The^problem of alcohoUsm is ance ^ Human ^ aled e d it o r , m u * . ( Refreshment in a Valentine bers who attended were Lorraine -: Congratulations to Perry and, of the Shore Area awaited the Referring to the W. Hager let- Motjfr Were served, Hving and working situations will Chapman, Pat Coakley, Mary Barbie Siciliano on the birth of j opening of the last meeting held 375,000 alcoholics. Hie-methods of ter in The Times of Feb. 18 - | present were: Jean Morrison, Drew, Helen Drew,^ Dordthy their baby girl on February 7; to iri St. Paul’s U.M. Church In Ocean treating alcoholics and preventing rep!ace b ,g"ess, and “ mp!exlty. Would Timothy have come down Mary Buchman, Betty Ann Hioinp- Gamberg, Margo Jurgens, Mary Mr. and Mrs, John Mooney, a Grove on Thursday, Feb. 15th. so hard on Nelson RockefcUer? SOIli Virginia Crane, Florence Louise Lor.g, Charlotte Sadowski, ‘boy on Feb. 12; to Mr. and Mrs. Director John Huss called the Who are you or I to cast stones c atiey, Leslie Cannon, Nancy How- Randy Wohlberg,- Connie / Mur Jerry Mullins, a boy also on the meeting to order, and Chaplain v--.xst5^.syiar TOere is only one sure preven-, self-reliance contrasts sharply at the man, now deceased? A N cl-' ard) j oyce Newman, Leah Misner, phy, Carol Moody and Betty Me- 12th; to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gerald Lawson led the devoUons tetiye foe alcoholism—total ab^ti- with depcmlcn(,y on large institu- son Rockefeller. 'Helen Mae Hannah, and Dorothy. .Nally. Also guests Rose Schender- Morris, a boy oh Feb. 12 and to with a prayer on love. First vice- trence There is one sure cure for tions paraiic ied By the value of I am neither fpr nor against the. Ward, lein (Rosalie’s Mother-in-law), director Kenneth Quier assisted in Mr. and: Mrs'; Seymaur Gitten, alc^U snv-G od's power ow r a l-,; uaiity 0V6r qlrantity: homc Bar. former Governor of N. V. state.I| The next meeting wDl be held Maryann Siciliano; Dorothy Cor- a boy on Feb. 14. All at Jersey inducting Al Welsman as a new COM. But God works through «m - dening and purchasing handcrafted am against, however, your total Wed. Mar. 14 at the home of Isa- nelisse and Eleanor Carlson. Shore Medical Center. To Mr. member. Huss announced a meet cerned people. G(^ has no bands, unique items. Appropriate technol- inability to mitigate thc circum- beUe McCutcheon. On Wednesday- evening, Febr arid1 Mrs. Retinala Fen ter. a girl ing of the executive committee but our hands to do His work. iogy. appUed m a decentralized way uary 14, Rosalie Minotti had an for 9:30 oh Mar. 1st, Quier called .Executive Board .meeting of the for a response to the invitation • Do you care enough to help, con- is offered as superior to space age quer this, illfless that afflicts 10 technology: solar panels on your The Shore View - 774-2707 Neptune, Library Association at from the Red Bank chapter for per cent of .our peculation? Why roof instead of a nuclear power 2* OCEAN PATHWAY t- OCEAN GROVE her horne. The board members in Silver — Estate Jewelry the membership li> join in their not make a pledge not to drink or plant. Best o f all) the »rat ^ c e ” cluded Mr. and Mrs..William Ne 25th anniversary celebration in RESIDENT HOTEL for Senior dtizens — - serve alcoholic bo^rages during wm die out ln faVor of a relayed meth, Doris Speaker, Barbara B. Feddes April. About id members promised 3 meals and personal laundry included. Lent and the Easter season? Open An Year Alice ft Ed Mnmford, Owners Ransom, Carol Ordino and Helen booster ads, and action was taken ■ existence. Jewelers To a . recovering ajcoholic, or What has accelerated the urgen- Dohrman. (Rosalie had a very K) send a representative to the a Kiiential alcoholic who must of cy o( adopting these old eonccpts? aittWWIWH1'' • ' • busy St. Valentine’s Day.) Antiques Bought & Sold dinner. /:.V- neeess% be a total abstainer, the Authors Eigin and MitcheU believe The .Jerseyi Shore. .Women’s Homer 'Wilson, announced .that • Estates Appraised n.(^t .difflcnlt part o f ahstatatog, ^ environmental, consumer and Club, will meet on- Thursday the bus' had been' hlrtHl for1 the THE HOUSE-BY-THE-SEA ; « finding fnends >Who ^ n o t drink, self-awareness movements have afternoon. March .1, at the Meth - Next to the Post Office semi-annual bus trip to Radio City The Ocean Front HOMB-TEL T to ^ e lp M hand outstretched to generated a readiness to'change, odist; Church Hall- in Oakhurst Phone 774-4511 on April 3rd, and that tickets and ) Frresident Pegg>’ Zarate, of would be available next -wWk. .Jofe * a person^ .9:30 to 5:00 — Closed Mob. j Pcdlv.Road,* Neptune. will preside. Bratsch’ read a humorocs satire on tion is part of the dynmriic of wmmitment to deal creativdy with 14 Ocean Ave., Ocean Grove, N. J. 07756 l : — :----— «------k»~ PhylJjs ,!5ci)ltz, .program chairman od age. Sutphen said that atten- the 'Kingdom of Heaven. . s^ ase’. “ f^ t“ n and, dartco .was 54. Lawson told a: -short For ilnten pledge cards, write f. "«»e fflu^ble distnbuhon of pun. Hans 'Nielsen reported r"ori to the New Jersey WCTU, Box the earth s resources among those get-well cards; a happy birthday 1208, Mercharitville, N.J. 08901. iM n g left ou t ; • was sung for Nelson Heale, and | JANET G. MINSCHWANER | Conversations with many people Nielsen gave an Interesting ac-' Tfingoes, N.J. I moving toward voluntary simpli- | city (or - VS), indicate they have discovered the great American --•i quest for things is a trap because •. i : Neptune Township Residents it doesn't produce either security -s Free Rabies Vaccination Clinics or happiness. And our. high con sumption damages the earth and limits developing ‘nations. Other I 62A Main Ave. - 775-8341 DOGS ONLY ■[ voices • also echo the urgent need I' • Clean, Reasonable Rooms | for; a gentler, less consumptive, Must be 6 months old. Doga vaccinated in 1977 and more cooperative lifestyle among Daily, $6.00-512.00 weekly, ?30-?60.00 1978 clinics a i» not eligible this year. people. Erich Fromm, in To Have ] OPEN ALL YEAR TIME: 1:00 to 4:00 P.M. or to Be predicts “right living" is no longer.the fulfillment of an I Owners, Richard & Marilyn Bengtaon DATE:. Saturday, March 3, 1979 ethical or religious demand. For the first time in history, according PLACE: Police Reserve Garage, Rear of to the prominent psychoanalyst, Municipal Building “ A Home for All Seasons’’ the Whitfield Hotel the physical survival of the human AND ALSO race depends pn a radical change Surf, Beach and Bath Avenues of the human heart. Overlooking the Ocean TIME: 2:00 to 4:00 P.M. ." nVV'.:i European Plan IDEAL NORTH END LOCATION: DATE: Saturday, March 10, 1979 •• Short walks to Ocean, Auditorium, PLACE: Police Reserve Garage, Rear, o f ; Restaurants, bus terminal, amuse Municipal Building ments, Rooms w-wo light house-- T H E FLORIST keeping, private facilities, apart Licenses will be sold-fit clinios: Fee ?4.00. PJeaee have • Weddings A Specialty ments, efficiencies. Hospitable at mosphere, free refreshments ln NO WAITING — FAST SAME-DAY SERVICE dog leashed and controlled by an adult. • Funeral Sprays homelike color TV lounge. Con 9 Cot Flower; Corsages FOR: tinental breakfast; available. COURTESY BOARD OF HEALTH m Flowers Or All Occarions Open All Year . Tel (MIL 77M724 Mr. and Mrs. Hendrik JTntonlsse Plumbing • Auto. Water Heaters Td. 992-4433 Heating • Oil Burners - We Telegraph Flowers *
783 Wayside 9 Neptnne Electric Sewer Cleaning OPEN ALL YEAR 1 T h e DEANS 56 Embury Ave.; Ocean Grove WE SELL — INSTALL — SERVICE 775-4077 BREAKFAST SERVED 8-10 AJH. • A Complete Line of New Chevy Cars & Trucks • “OK” Used Cars and Transportation Specials ' H it i l • Service aind Shop Facilities for any Repair Need* ••SERVING THE SHORfC SIN< IC M W PKospert The Durnleigh Hotel 32 Embury Am OCEAN GROVE j & SON, INC. Pleasant airy rooms, with tr without mehb. 5-5600 OPHN ALL YEAR, near stores A beach. Under New Management N or N. J. License 1225 accepting residents. Reasonable Rales — — : 7754IU78 RADIO DISPATCHED SERVICE ESTABLISHED 1909 ECONOMICAL 24 HOUR SERVICE EDGEWATER LODGE 1420 9th AYE. NEPTUNE MAIN ST. & SECOND AVE Conrteora, Comfortable, deaa ASBURY P&RK, N. J Safe and Dependable catering to ntfnd tedJes. Time delldota mtah a tag, BamVkt atmosphere, persosal attention. — SO Laie Ave., O.G.'- S6M 93S PAG E FOU R
Tahe Five by Fred W. Koke
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• • • yes, at the present rote of Interest for the purchase of Ocean Grove homes, homes would have been sold or - have deposits on at this time had the weather remained normal. Each one is a remarkable value In Us field. Act now! If you are on the scene ju.it drop In, Call, or write to ascertain If they are still available.
4 Bra. • Corner • Garage - AH Year __ $39,900. Seasonal Cottage - 5 Bra. - Fireplace - at Beach $35,000 Hotel-Near OoMn.11p.Top ■ PJus 2 motel units $79,900 Starter Home 2 Baths ■ AU Year - Terrific _ $25,900 Hotel - Elw a^r - 8%^oom8 - Dining Room ..$215,000 Two Units A ll Year'- Live & Live Free-Reduced$34,300
TERRIFIC BUYS!! sTetEDROOM HOUSE PLUS heated cottage 4 room Alum, added - separated utilities - excellent condition — priced right at _ - —_— — $84,500.00
OCEAN FRONT — 22 -Boom MM Hotel - Private Baths - Heated 2 Floors - Completely renovated by builder-owner - New electric and plumbing - Excellent li; 1 e g a n t income - Priced right at $182,000.00. Owner ■will fin ance. DINING EASTON REALTY at Popular REALTOR — Member MLS ■Prices . . . 89 Main Avenue V DAILY OCEAN GROVE - 988-3636 LUNCHEONS
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9EJ\L, ESTATE &' INSURANCE." V, * t'm il H '' ■ ^ I ' MAIN.-'AVENUE * OCEAN GROVE Residential & Commercial . . Free Estimates . . All Work Guaranteed Phone :774.^132 - Daj^or Night; ,v
Neptune, N. J .. 'Better B ny'M m 'iiiU R R Y ’S and Be .SatlsHW . H.TA VERS CO 115 Newgate Lane • i .»*,•*,••• tT *^ •• •* 1 • TH1JR8DAY, FEBRUARY .22, 1973 eC E A N GROVife an& N EH ^ETIM BB, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE. HEW JERSEY PAGE FIVE OCEAN G R Q f are‘ single, vrfckwed, separated or Atonement Lutheran Notes divorced and work to support them COMING selves and their children. Another ASBURY PARK - - Guest speak- EVENTS . 25 c-er cent are married and must er this Sunday at Atonement Luth- work simply S3 a matter of eco- eran Church, First Ave. and Heck This, is a paid directory of nomic necessity for the famiy. St., will be the Rev. Dr. Donald events of non - profit organi As is generally the case, the poor B. Myrom, Director of Develop zations. Rate: 25 cents p e r are (lie first to suffer and the hard- ment at the Lutheran Theological line. Mlnlnmm eharge 11.58. Call 775-0007. ;... - esl hit by economic Irregularities Seminary in Philadelphia. He will and poor women are no exception, j.make a- slide presentation to the .SATURDAY, FEB. 34tfa ; sag® at the 4 -pin:'Vesper Hour. We must be especially mindful o f ; Adult Forum, at 9:15 AM., »md ^ I Sundaiy 'ScSxkJ Teens, Philathea, Ocean Grove. Elementary School their needs and plight. j at the 10 A*M. service he will n ! f 'i w h „ ,,p n fe , h ' i £ ” & and Men’s Bible Classes are held P.T.O: Fair/Flea Market Feb. 24th I intend to m a k e fhe9e recent preach on "The .Forward Look at 9:30 a-m-; the Confirmation 10-S Food, Junk, Plants, Books & hearings the steppingstone for an i Philadelphia Seminary". Church Mote - ■ ' --6-9. effort to update federal programs School is at 9:15 A.M. S £ T siLS?*E““ii«R es; - Schmid's'-* » “ office; « *» the ***•to Aratem- in the hurrian resource field, legis The guest speaker for the evening MARCH 2, 3, i, 9, 10 bly/Bible Class meets at 2:30 p;m,» lation that I will introduce and that -was The Honorable Robert H. the,Junior UMYF-at 5:15 p.m. and -TOe ‘EM .D. Mayers, Woman’s Congress will consider will be de Michel, U.S. Congressman, of the'-Senior UMYF at. 7:00 p .m .. . Club of Asburyi Park, . presents veloped with an eye on its impact Illinois. ASH WEDNESDAY Sendee at “ Send Me No Flowers” , 'Dir. by on women because it is up to legis Share God’s Love Mr, and Mrs. William F. Ward, 10 a.m. on February 28th In the Mike Bivona, produce.) J>y Grace lators to remove the roadbocks out Main Avenue, have returned from Church Sanctuary. H. Schroter, Mar 2nd, 3rd,; .9th, moded policies have thrust upon Tell what He has done for you their annual month’s ia ca tte In Administrative Board Meeting 10th, at 8:30 P.M. Mar. 4th_at women and their families. • We’ll design for you - San Diego, Califoma. While there on Friday, March 2, at 7:30 ».m. 12 P 'M.- Club house Wickapecko Dr. - or they visited with ihelr family and in the Wesley •*,— Room. ' arid Gerties;Ave. Tickets $4.00, —8 ‘The Mikado’ April 20 & 21 many friends. You Design Your Own WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 The Ocean Grave Prayer Brunch * Letterheads * Tracts RED BANK — The Monmouth of the Christina Women’s Club will Mrs. Jacobs Hosts The Order of the Eastern Star, 4 Note Paper * Church Histories Civic Chorus ml bring Gilbert and meet at Fisherman’s Cove, 24 Ocean Grove Chapter #170, w i 11 * Booklets ‘ Cards Literary Group Sulivan’s comic operetta “ The Mi Main Avenue on Friday, March. 2 epenser a bus trip to Eadic City * Poetry.Books - • Greetings kado, to the stage, of. the Monmouth at 10 a.m. This will be Salvation Music Hail. Call .774-0229 for reser * Scripture Cards Arts Center, April ;:0 and 21. Wil Army Day with Mrs , Col. Paul OCEAN ; GROVE The Litera vations. Cost $10. —8-10 at Moderate Prices liam Gordon Pagdin, founder of the; (Send stamped, Addressed Envelope Seiler bringing t h e message. ture , Group of. the Woman’s Club Chorus, will be guest conductor. Al far. Prices, Samples and Info.) Everyone is welcome by reserva of Ocean Grove-met at the" home -Grove. The candle lighting under lan Walace is director and/William tion. Call 988-7709, • 770-6276 or of Mrs. Herman Jacobs, 91 Asbury “ HEAR THE GOOD NEWS!” the direction ; .of Mrs, Richard A. .Shoppel, Jr., music director. A- 776-6228. i Avenue recently;, B ox 336, I Alice Walton reviewed the book Keith and Mrs. Roberta Thatch-sr new members in the Chorus The Edith Fredericks Circle, I Heard toe-Call of the Owl” , by was " preceded by ;» pocm suited to are Jean Sumrall of Neptune and Bradley Beach, N. J, 07720 Jim Loeser, leader, will meet ^ “ c7rv7r“ TheltoV y' teiTsthe month and candles were lit by Mary Ann Kinsella of Avon. Tuesday, February 27, at mtJ how a young priest and an Indian! I members t*c* having na birthday ni in tn T that noI home of Lillian 'Bell, 85 Mt. Her? tribe learned to love and respect ' mon‘ "- mon Way. each others ways, before his early: . Mrs. Ira O. Myers program chair- deatK shortly after he’ heard the, man gave a reading on “Creation” Shore News Delivery Service call of the owl". and Mrs. Ralph Hunt presented SETTING UP the exhibit for Deep Cut Park, Middletown, of the : FIV PAUL’S •• • Other members attending were two comedy skits. Monmouth Comity Park System which took second place in the JOHN and KATHY WATTS i . ------—— . iI Ruth Hartmann; Theresa Wood, Refreshments with a “Birthday non-profit display category of the Mld-Atiantic Flower and Garden P. O. BOX 1136 — WALL, N. J. 07719 OCEAN GROVE — At the 10:45 -Arlene Keephart,. Mary Newman, Cake” was served .by the Com Show held recently in. ConveriHon Hall, Asbnry Park. Dae Detichar, a.m service this Sunday in St. ! Ruth Young, Elsie W- serman and mittee. Mrs. Homer Secor,: Mrs of Ocean Grove, right, supercisor of greenhinses and gardens sug Phone: 681-0604 Paul’s Churct, the Rev, . Walter , Margaret Hannah. Mrs. Charles Ernest Dickinson and Mrs. George gests a spot for the sundial to Mike Bennett, assb&mt supervisor, as Pegjcy Crooks, .iireetor of Deep Cut Park looks oa. Mrs. Crooks Drake. SERVING YOU WITH A. Qnlgg, will s p e a k
PAgB SIX OCBAN GROVE and NBPTUNB TIMM, T OWNBHIP OF NEPTUNB, NBWJMjSSY ^MtJBSPAY. FKBRUARY 2 2 ,1OT9
Amount io be Raised by Taxes tor Support of Municipal Budget: 1979 (a) Local Tax for Municipal Purposes including Hsserve for Uncollected Taxes. —...... 2/MS&lSa 3,048,45639 Babson’s Locat Budget of the Township of Nep time, County of Monmouth for tlie fiscal year 1919. Total Amount to be Raised by TaxeA xor ‘ it Is hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby made a part hereof is a true copy of the Support of. Municipal Budtfat ....-i...... — 2/MS«851‘2 2 - 2,048.45639 23753004a budget approved by resolution of the governing body on the 9th day of February, 1979 and that public advertise •Dotal General Revenues — ...i—...... — ------— — — — — 0 ,»0 /W 7 «J 7,017.150.78. 7,788397.81 ment will be mnde in accordance with the provisions of N.J. S. 40 A: 4-6. __ JOSEPH E. BENNETT ; ;;;•: - . ; - •. , • • .• * Clerk . - Certified by me Municipal Complex, Neptune, New Jersey 07753 TUtfl Oth Day o f February. 1970 (201) 988*5200 Appropriated for 1978 kl f o r 1978 ■ . E xpended in 1178 and SMC H ighway 27, Kcnckdl Park, N. J. 08824 _ _ _ _ _ . fo r 1919 ‘ fB By Em* AsModlOsdBy Paid or . Reserved I. GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS Appropriation All Transfers Chargtd • It 1» hereby oertllted that tho approved budget annexed hereto~and hereby made a part horeof is an exact copy (A) Operations - within 5% of tho original on file with the clerk of the.governing body, that all addition* are correct, all statements contained "CAPS'* - • S|ock Market herein are in proof and the total of anticipated revenues equals the total of appropriations. GENERAL GO'TERNMENT BENJAMIN LJTWIN , Administrative and Executive \ v-—.*- . •■■ •' Registered Municipal Accountant I Salaries and W ages ...... 115^78.00 103/015.00 MW66.00 105303 28 001.72 •by BABSON^ BBPORTS, C ertified by roe 3546 Highway 27, Kendall Park, N. J. 08824 Other Expenses ...— ...«»— 40,100,00 44^60.00 4BXB5.00 • 3730031 10.468.10 r b * 9th day o f February, 1970 (201) 297-OS36 ••■Election:'-'. « .- INC. - ■: Other Expenses ...... — ...... 0,400.00 7.70000 ,_7,700X)0 .0,491.00 130832 COMMENTS OR CHANGES RE QUIRK D AS A CONDITION OF CERTIFICATION OF DIRECTOR OF LOCAL OOV- Financial Administration U tN M EN T SERVICES »:.* •♦!*•'* f*-- 48/496.00 46,067.00 46XW7.00 ; 45^13.07 2C333 Salaries and Wages .... '' ^OOK PUBLISHERS *n>e changes or comments which! follow ’ must be conslfered In connection with further action on this budge4. Other Expenses — ... 40.09a00 63^15.00 30330.00 11396,03 24(43337 TOW NSHIP OF NEPTTUNE. COUNTY OF MONMOUTH____. ______■__ Assessment of Taxes ^jpi0NGA.B001« ’ !’, 1. * LOCAL’ 'BUDGET NOTICE Salaries and Wages ...... -M.lteloo 42^66.06 : ■ *. 1 43010-00 43,02035 , 8735 Other Expenses ...... W,463.00 U ,075.00 •• " > ; ’ ■ 2IWS.D0. 8 W 4 0 5,25330 Section 1. •' S y ' . b i z , W « - Local Bu-iget of the Township of Neptune, County of Monmouth Cor tho flaoal year 1579. Collection of Taxes Salaries snd Wages . BB^SOjOO M.771.00 60,76333 2307.47 ledey IHU, Mass., Pehruay |5, Be it Resorved, that the following statements of revenue* and appropriations shall constitute the local budget * • 13^70.00 lo^oaoo 10,300.00 9,419.07 88033 fo r year 1679. t Other Expend ' > ; !•- .979. .A .jnmApr.of fa y off^ fao- Be It Further Resolved, that said budget be published in the Ocean Grove Times and The Neptune Times in Liquidation of Tax Title Ltens ano • ‘ • ■. Use issue o f February 22, 1970. ••->.• Foreclosed. Property . 13L500.00 7,600.00 7J900.00 7/795 X)b 105.00 are W ni ag1 together to proyids The governing body of the, Township of Neptune does hereby a op rove the following as the budget for th* Other, Expenses ...... ■ ^ . '■ yea r 1979.' • • Legal SenHces and Costs.’ ' I it outiop^ for t e ’ fcook pob- 12XC0.90 U^OOjOO , 1L800.00 U 30030 . Battle Abstained: None Salaries and Wages ...... — ------380.00 are RECORDED VOTE Ayes Brikowski Other Expenses ..... 25,000.00 22^00.00 . . v 1 j • : 25,3B6XXJ 24.946XM
Melendez Nays: Dunshce f Municipal Court in S I 8 8 •s^nfly JijjSwr ;eato- pope Absent: Wells Salaries and Wages' ...... 60,990.00 ■' . 1 57^90.00 57368.34, 31.66 Other Expenses .... oSboxw 6,423X)0 5;os8ua6 1336.74 ngs beciiiise of impny^ 'mana^ .-Notice Is hereby given that the budget, federal revenue sharing allotments and tax resolution was approved by Engineering Services and Costs 10,90330 ment controls, diver^cation,-’ aii Estimated 91.5 percent of Tax Collections — _ . 588,000.00 Publicity A Total General Appropriations 6,796.757.90 1,800.00 1^00.00 1^300.00 1300.00 ifcasf efficiency, successfully aWB- Salaries and Wages . 9.150.00 10^73.00 8361,40 .. . ; 1313 51 5. Less: Anticipated Revenues Other Than'Current Propert y Tax Other Expenses 9,000.00 tering the short-term slowdown in te. Surplus, Miscellaneous Revenues and Receipts • from Delinquent Taxes) I,;.... 4,750,906.73 6. Difference:*Mr> . »Amount______.. .to . ...bo nRaised - i • 1 by____ .Taxes ... for,.T r. Support______♦ of ViiHUInnlMunicipal Budget'n.irl -(as Hollows): Environmental Commission . business from elementaiy and (a)• " Local Tax _ for Municipal Purposes'Including Reserve for Uncollected Taxes ....._...... 2.045,85132 (NJS 40S«nA-l) » i 300.00 300.00 Salaries and .Wages ...... 300.00 300X)0 high schoti sectors that has j 3^35 3335.00 342.78 2,99034 SUMMARY OF 1979 APPROPRIATIONS EXPENDED AND CANCELED Explanation of Appropriations for Other Expenses .. 2^00 OO .Western Mid-Town “Other. Expenses” Maintenance and Operation of Stemmed from, a dedina in scbool General Sewer : Sewer: The amounts appropriated under Motor Vehicles enfxilnienta and a kiwer rate of Budget . Utility Utility - . Ml ,492.00 140,064.00 r r . . ••; 131384 XX) 131/106.43 38837 the title of "Other Expenses" are.. ... Salaries and Wages 312^X1.00 273,42339 39«07741 B u dget Appropriations-Adopted Budget 6,067,625.78 454,034X50 273,517.46 for operating' costs other than "Sal Other Expenses i.—v 200,250.00 300^00.00 if i ; . . growth in fedard and school fund Budget Appropriations Added by N.JB. aries and Wages/V . Insurance 40AM-87 :...... — 310525.00 . 1 ; Groim- Insurance' Plans ing. Bnwrgenoy Appropriations --___■ . 12,664.00 6,000.00 193.000.00 199^00.00 t. 177400.00 17134131 4,15639 v. Some of the items included in , For &nployees — 9388,00 New Developments Workmen’s compensation ~..~— 145.000.00 174.000.00 182.394.00 152308,00 "Other Expenses" are: 228.000.00 . 140.000.00 ••• 18030^.00 160306.71 23339 Total Appropriations - 7,029314 78 460,834.80 273,517.46 Material, supplies and : nop- Other *. Insurance U s e Research Department of Senior Citiien Advisory Committee , bondable .equipment.; 9^00.00 0300.00 9351.62 ^ • 44838 Babson's Reports feels that the in I Salaries.rand Wages -— - 5,t38.00 139M 8 3,74033 lltures: j Other Expenses —— S,138.00 ■aid or Charged (Including Reserve for Repairs and maintenance of 1 dustry.,^ welf poaitloaed, for tho UndollOcted Taxes) ------:...... 6,t»7 ,746.73 428,916.86 203,374.48 buildings,, equipment, roads,- etc. • PUBLIC SAFETY anticipated resurgence in the scboot IRcterved _ ...... — 379,295.04 33,457,48 68,156.52. Contractual services for garbage , . Pollco Salaries and W ages ...... "eos ,235.00 870,790.00 \ ''' . ‘ JT2390.00 855.55239 1/7,137,31 Unexpended Balanoea Canceled ._ 102,771.71 560.46 1,986.46 , and trash removal, fire hydrant 6.84333 -population some tim e. during the- service, aid to volunteer fire com 1 Other Expenses ...... 0US50 00 96,626.00 99,320.00 92.493.77 Total Expenditures and Unexpended panies, ete. V • ■; ‘. I First Aid Organization - eajly |980sfrlncreased. enrollments 10.000.00 . 10,000.00 1 10.000.00. 10.000.00 Balances Canceled .7,029,014.78 46033430 273,517.46 Contribution ...... ••••-...... m, ca n k m la te and continuing Printing and advertising; utility { Code Enforcement Program Sa’aries and Wages ...... ;...... - 77^82.00 08,709.00 08,759100 68,06133 97.47 education programs should . pro services, insurance and many other 0,200.00 12^00.00 24.000.00 9 ,n a w 14,886,40 items essential to the service ren Other Expenses ...... vide -book publishers with sub dered by municipal government Civil Defense and Disaster Control 1,750.00 1,750.00 1,750.00 1,750.00 750 X)0 l^f70.00 1,270XX) 20T30 1.062.40 stantial earnings, buoyancy, along BUDGET MESSAGE corporate and politic, or political subdivision of this I Salaries and Wages ------with their other allied income- s s s LOCAL PURPOSE TAX RATE State. Appropriations • fo r. the ; items subtracted. in the Othor Expenses ...... State Uniform Construction Code producing operations during that The Local Purpose Tax Rate for the year 1979 Is above paragraph may be set at any necessary level a
Entitlement Period gAPID^REFERENCE TO RELIABLE: BU (October 1, 1978 to September 30, 1970) Police Salaries nnd Wages ..... >...... 230,000.0# Street Lighlting Other Expenses ...... 62,000.00 AUTO BODY SHOP — USED CARS Garbage and Trasfo Removal FUEL OIL ; Salaries and Wages ...... — . 100.389.00 REPAINTING from $150 775-6800 Baiitienvebt Period (October 1, 1978 Grove Auto Enterprises THE FAIRLIE & WILSON^COT" to September 30, 1979 - Total ...... 398.389.00 Complete Home Heating & Cooling Body repair on all cars . . Fair prices, Quality Work, approved by 18 MEMORIAL DRIVE, NEPTUNE 7 7 S • 4 f • • Total Stirtc and Federal Programs all insurance companies —■■ Geo. Albach, Owner Offset By Revenues - Excluded from 10,912.69 5% 'CAPS’* ...... ______1,191,231,00 1,538,964.00 . * 1,538^81.00 1,462,051^1 36 SOyTH MAIN ST. — OCEAN GROVE (NEPTUNE) DRUGS tt MAIN AVE., OCEAN GROVE " EDWARD B. ROLL, Res. Pfc Total Operations - Excluded jfrom 5% rC A P S ” ______------1,307.677.00 1,506^10.00 1^98^10.00 1^09^87.99 13,322.01 AUTO REPAIR, SERVICE GARAGE ' Detail;. * NAGLE’S Main - Central Pharmacv Salaries and Wages ...... ------387.379.00 1,169,230.00 1489^30J00 T,100,984.18 2,245.83 Other Expenses ..„...... — .. 920.498.00 427,080.00 • 4flr7,oeojoo 409.003.81 11,076.19 ■ “ Doctors Advise Nagle’s” Tel. 774-0294 EMIL’S GARAGE EM,Iv S S ? AT0 PRESCRIPTIONS FTLLED BEST QUALITY ORUG8 (D) Municipal Debt Service - GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Excluded from 5% "CAPS’* ELECTRICIAN Payment of Bond Principal . 210,000.00 180,000.00 . 180,000.00 180,000.00 Body & Fender Work - Used Can (or Sale Interest, on Bands ...... ;...... :. 224,549,00 231,014.25 131,014.25 231.014^5 ADAMS ELECTRIC rotal Municipal Debt Service- 411,014.25 Gas, Oil, Tires & Batteries Excluded from 5% "CAPS’* 4M.S48.00 411,014.25 411,414 JB Wiring - Fixtures — Appliances — N. J. License #274 1300 CORLIES AVE., NEPTUNE D. Darvin Adams, Jr. Dial 822-S31I (E) Deferred Charges - Municipal - Dial 774-3344 1 Vanada Drive. Nentnne. N. J. Excluded from 5% "CAPS" <1) DEFERRED CHARGES Emergency Authorizations. BROWN ELECTRIC CO. Antleijxyted Deficit ln Western Phone 774-1439 _ Z4 HOUR SERVICE . Sewer- Utility Operations ...... Tele. (201) 77S-2IU Deficit in Dog License Fund ...... 128,1M^0 ; m jM .6 0 109^/71.50 SHAFTO’S GARAGE CORP. Residential & Commercial Wiring w iw * ; ;FVe* Estimat** Deferred Charges to Future 780UJTT 70&B7 766.67 Taxation - Unfunded: STORAGE - BATTERY — TOWING SERVICE - REPAIRING it Hr. EmCTgen^ Service - Roger Brown, 12 1 fjverlook Dr., Nephuut Oid. No. Title Corner Corlies Avenue and Main Street Nepttme, N. J. —6u9 •— W alks & Curtoa r. --- — ....— MOVING — STORAGE PACKING —G93—W ater Mains .... — 13,586.06 * —WS—Municipal Complex .....— — .. 3,75aen " AGEfflS —824—ILandflaapfcn# '— Municipal 440^)0 SE-INSPECTION CENTER ROAD SERVICE K l Oanxpleoc ...... 6 ^ .7 0 ALLIED A. G. ROGERS ASBURY AVK. KAY FOLAND AUTO SERVICE ASBURY PAUr Total Deferred Charges - Municipal w . CO., INC. Excluded trom 5%’ ,JCAPSM 25^96^5 126.901^7, : . ItflJPOlJfT 109,038.10 ,>y. VAN LINES call m m t (H-J) Total General Appropriations Complete Brake Work, Front Alignment, Electrical Work, Tires and For Municipal Purposes Excluded MOVING AND STORAGE from 5% "CAPS” ------1,767,721.05 2,136^25.62 u a s j z s .j a r 0.030,840.40 I9JSUM Batteries — Tune-Up using Marquette Engine Analysers for New and Old Antes. U hr. towing and rood service. Closed SabwSay and Soadajr. PAINTING — DECORATING 5,885,740(73 370^5^4
DEDICATKD WBttTBRN 6KWCR UTILITY BUDGET General Contracting — Carpentry — Alterations — Jobbing •12 DEDICATED REVENUES FROM WESTERN SEWER UTILITY NEIL SOCHA - 774-2200 AaUcJpited Resltsetf In . JAMES W. DAY-988-1914 Paleling & Decorating - Interior & Exterier for U7» for 1971 Cash tn 1671 13* COOKMAN AVE., OCEAN GROVE, N. J. 288,0001)0' 258^00.00 78 SfiBOXT AVE.. OCEAN GROVE — Free Estimates Rent* ....— .....— .... - S40.M Folly Insured ■ Expert Wdrk Permits ...... — ------540.00 lo^ oa oo Interest on Investments — — •—— 20.400.00 7,000.00 20.498,0. Interest on Sewer Charges ------11^00.00 4,700.00 11^75,40. Carpentry ■ Alterations • Property. Repair & Remodeling • rr.4S9.tt: Interest , on Assessments 7.400.00 14,60*00 31,700.00 ROBINSON’S PAINTING - 922-0425 Rents - Added ...... - JOHN J. GASSNER T rust Surplus - • Adjustment .... 70,000.00 INTERIOR Sc EXTERIOR — FtaHy Insifm* Contract - Neptune Sevrerage 160.061.00 ISM MONMOUTH BLVD., WALL TOWNSHIP TEL. *81-1871 Authority — ------12843480 100.071.91 CHUCK ROBINSON, Owner . . . MS 0M Corliea Ave., Nept®e, N. J. Deficit (General Budget) ------Free Estimates * Experienced * Quality Workmanship 567,701^00 454^93480 4OT460M Total Revenues RALPH KREMER - 988-2543 PLUMBING and HEATING Appropriated for 1918 to ta l to t 1978 Residential & Commercial Estimates Cheerfully G in * i v APPROPRIATION 8 f O * jtor 1979 for 1918 By Emergency As MsdifWd By I^ld or V B esem d General Contracting • Alterations - Bathrooms & Kitchen WESTERN 8EWEB Be sol niton All I r u u ie r a Cbsrgtjt; V( .. ( UTILITY 125 STOCKTON AVE. FREE. ESTIMATES OCEAN GROVE FRANK J. ECKART - 774-0656 O p e r a t i n g : 57,731*.00 128^14.00 1*1 w o o 131^8179 ’ ' M, Salaries and W ages...... — 54,900.00 119^383.43 8.000.00 nfl^OL4fl 88483^8 81^4788 P.O. BOX U l • BRADLEY BEACH, N. J. V77K Other Expenses •• * < ; • We make a specialty of small Jobs—Free Estimates Annual Clwtrge - Neptune • Sewerage Authority ....------240^01:00 1 Installation & Service Free Efcttautfaa 60,000. bo"1 WHITTIER & LASHEK, 774-1805 ° n » n £ S f (% Bond Principal .... . 63.000.00 60,000.00 80,008.00 OT^S 19.00 60^24.00 8I.3S4.80 ' 80^24.00 Dave MegiH - 988-5659 Interest on Bonds « .— ..•.••••— ••— ..... 9M0QJ0Q 65,48054 U OCEAN AVE. OCEAN GROVE Interest on Notea .... . - * 66.000.00 68,000.00 Seating and Air Omdltinnhig Os. - OH, Gas, Electric Deferred Charges and Statutory : Hour Service.. NEPTONH, H. J. Expenditures:-. ^ GENERAL CONTRACTOR SNOW PLOWING d e f e r r e d CHARGES. 9,000.00 fc; Emergency Authorizations .....—...... 0,000.00 9,000.00 9^8000 tStatutory Expenditures! . . PROPERTY RECONDITIONING Contribution t o : Public Employees* MICHAEL MARTUSCELU 8,000.08 5.000.00 5,888.00 o.ooaoo. Retirement System^ s flw m 2 4 0 0 3 9 Social Security System lO.A.aa.) ... 4,ooaoo 840a00 8.10QJOO QUALITY WORK 922-8283 Uneinployroent Compensatiop ^ • . eoaoo The m R HOGG COMPANY, Inc. Jnnnraiuse i(N J5. 4331-3 et. ®eq.) ... L003J7 1,013.37“ ’ Deficit in Operation in Prior Years .. 1,01357 PLUMBING HEATING AIR-CONDITIONING 557,701.00 4 * u »u e o 8,000J08 40OM.8O 426,918.88 ' 33:457.48 KEVIN VERRILLI - 938-7715 Total Appropriations CONTRACTORS • Dial 775-31»J If no answer, call 7744694 — CARPENTER-CONTKACTOR nrm riTRn MID-TOWN 8EWER UTILITY BUDGET Alterations. Additions, Fine interior and exterior ngodwork . "Serving the} Shore Area Since 1900” . & D r o lc A ^ REVENUES FROM MID-TOWN SEWER UTiLnTV ^ FOrmic*, Kitchens, Basements, Sump pumj*. Concrete work R#a1lce J tn 403 MAYFAIR LANE, NEPTUNE, N. J. 07755 Fourth and Railroad Avea. Asbory Park, N. I for 1979 for 1978 C a A ln l9T 8 4.000.00 . Ctperatlng *; surplus Anticipated ...... ’ . f’ i CARPETS AND LINOLEUM Total Operating Surplus Artttdoated 4.000.00 RADIO & TELEVISION — SALES & SERVICE 270,000.00 62.400.00 62.400.08 TELEVISION & APPLIANCE ?75-80€5 Rents ------~~r——- , 4,120.80. DAVISON RUGS © Call 775-7371 Interest on Sewer Chargesi 4.100.00 2.700.00 ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES 0200.00 a^oaoo 8.293.88 Color TV, Stereo, B&W TV, Air Conditioners — Also Interest on Investments 170.12 VARIED SELECTION - SERVICE - INSTAIJLATION Interest on Assessments ....— 170.00 400 w r SALES •election of small appL, Including Irons, Toasters, Radios. ¥ Septic Tank Dumping Fees 800.00 a,soo.oo 881.00 183,617.48 187.843.53 39 Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean Grove, N. J. 07758 69 HIGHWAY 35 « NEPTUNE CITY, N. i. Hen* - Added — . Deficit (General . Budget) .... 66,547 CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK ROOFS— SIDINGS Total Revenues 367*817.00 S73.517l48^ 277J50GH
Appropriated for 1978 Total H t 1978 Expemded 1978. FABIO BATTAGLIA o . Appropriations to t Four Corners Siding & Roofing for 1979 for 1978 By Emergency Am Modified By Paid or Reseryjd Paving > BMewalla, Cuib. - f Men ■ Cement-Bt»«kii • Brie* MID-TOWN 8EWER Resolution ; All Transfers Charged UTILITY .ptud ■ . «nn:r‘olw*rd* - I'oanditSosa - Concert BaUUuutAa • Driveway* Atamlnnm & Vinyl Sldl — Free Estimate* Operating: Sypttc SytUmj 48,857.00 . 80,671.00 88,871.00 * 76,119.79 4J551H ‘‘SPECIAUZaffi^IN IHE OLDER HOME" Salaries nnd Wages ...... 119^1152 83^48:68 Other Expenses 50,174.08 162.360.00 l a t a iiM I Fabio Court, Neptime, N. J. Telephone 774-MM 56 MAIN AVE., OCEAN GTOVE 774-404 Jbmuaf^Charges - Neptune 259,786108 Sewerage Authority ----- Deferred Charges and Statutory . ' Piaster Repairs - Sidewalks - Steps Expenditures: GENERAL ROOFING CO. Overexpenditure of 1976 Approptlstfon 1^80.46 - ROOFING — SIDING - GUTTERS — LEADERS Reserves — ?••••••“♦•...... 1,986.48 W B. GRAY, JR., MASON 449-8627 statutory Expenditures: • COMBINATION WINDOWS FREE ESTIMATES Contribution to: Public •. Small 3dhs Out Specialty Employees* Retirement System 4.00Q08 4.000.00 4r808JD8.'r • 4,000^0 Dial 778-8*4» 140K4 Carlie» Ave., Neptnne Bebcrt D w 4481.90 8,443.37 * 1,088.83 1905 Tilton’s Corner Roari Wall, N. J. *7719 Sotdal Security System (OA a X ) ..... 4^0a08 ' - ’ 4,500.00 PAGE EIGHT OCEAN GROVE and NEPTUNE T1MEB, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE. NEW JERSEY TBURSPAt, FEBRUARY 22, 19T9 Neptune Twp. Budget • Continued from Pagq 7 or university, or because of the nature Obituaries . and hours of. employment will be: ua- f NEPTUNE PUBLIC LIBRARY ; aoie to cast, yaur ballot at the .polling : place In your district cm said date, ; ‘ ‘ 1979 CAPITAL BUDGET AND CAPITA*, IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM and you desire to vote in, the Annual FEBRUARY CALENDAR Th.'s section is Includedwith the Annual Budget pu i-suant toNJAC 5:30-4. It does not in itself confer any bcnooV'1, Ejection INeptune Tawnihii> GEORGE A. NIXON ..utav’nzation to .raise dr expand funds. Rather, it is a document. used as part of toe local - unit's planning and Baatd ’ of ■ Education) t 8 PM.—NEPTUNE LIBRARY ASSO1 CIATXON ’ MEETING Slide ■ ,i?he . Capital Budget is required to be included as .pa rt of the 1019 Budget Document; , lot be. forwarded to you. Such request ing (Thurs.) for George A. Nixon, The Capital Budget Imjproveanent Plan as included in this budget document. is a current-.Capital profiTam and must state .your home address, aiid' Presentation on Brass Rubbings; by, David Brown. Refreshments will may oe. amended in; the event any changes in priorities are ' required. - V :• V ’ j .the address . to which oald ballot 87. He died last Sunday at the lEdiould be sent, and roust b e signed. ; MediCenter, a nursing home here. be served. All welcome. ’ CAPITAL BUDGET (Current Year Action) — 1979 . i Local Unit Township of Neptune I with: your signature, > and state. ■ tho PROJECT ESTIMATED Planned Funding Services For . To Be reason you will not be able to vote at Mr. Nixon was born in County 23 Fri. 4 P.M.- -CHILDREN’S FILMS - “ Adventures of TVmv Sawyer” * PROJECT 24: Sal 3 P.M.—CHILDREN’S FILMS — The film shown on Friday NUMBER TOTAL COST C u rren t Y ear 1979 • Funded! your usual . polling place. No civilian Caven, Ireland, and had lived in Capital Im Grants in In Future absenrtee ballot w ill -be furntWhed car will be shown today. . ~ Improvement to N. J. Hwy. provement ; Aid and T*ar» forwarded •. to any apfpjicant unles» re*- New York City and Ocean Grove. 27 Tues 8 P.M.-NEPTUNE HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING— No. 66 & West Jumping Brook Rd. . ■■•.'Fund ■■ Other Funds , quest therefor is received not leaa than . t Federal U.D.A.G., Gnant) ...... 1 630,600. / 630,600. , 7 days prior to the election, and con He retired 15 years ago as a Interesting program planned” — Refreshments will be served. All tain the. foregoing ihfoamation. Voters Green Acres Acquisition manager cf an A.&P. food store, 'adults welcome. : may* also apply, in . person to : the (Sunshine Village) ...... 2 550,000. Vh io/ho, -: ; . 324,880. • ‘ 814.400. county’, clerk for an absentee ballot New York City, where he had 28 Wed. 11 A.M.—PRE-SCHOOL STORY HOUR Green Acres Acquisition . on, any day up to 0 pjn.- of the day -BOJBOO. worked for 44 years. For pr^-registered 4 and 5 year olds. jumping Brook Park addition) a 100^00. . 4 8 ,8 2 5 ,- before the electon. V Purchase o f Public WorJts . Voters who are permanently and He was a member of the St. 11 A.M.—COFFEE BREAK PROGRAM—Do your own thing and Equipment a. . ; 4 • • 66^00. . 04^00. totally disabled shall, after their in Paul’s United Methodist Church, share it with a friend. Bring in,' work on and explain your special TOTALS AUL, PROJECTS ...... 1^58,100. 16,895. . 1.006^03. . ' • 335,900. itial request and without further , ae- craftcraft or hobby to others. Refreshments served. ttcm on th eir part, b e forw arded an Ocean Grove. 1973 FEAR CAPITAL PROGRAM 1980 to 1984 absentee ballot application b y : 'th® Anticipated PROJECT Schedule - and Funding Requirement county clerk . for all future elections Surviving is his wife, the for in; which they are eligible to vote. v\ v. ; . "I Fupdihg Amounts Per ■.Year--' •■y 'm er Rebecca Potter. PROJECT , Application fomis may be obtained b(y Mr. McElrath was an employee here; two daughters, Miss Pauline Project Estimated Estimated Budget i*ntolvlng to the underrfgned either in of the Asbury Park Housing Au Malysko, Los Angeles, and Mrs. . 1MPRO VEMENTS Number Total Cost Completion Year writing or by telephone, or the appll^ WALTER BUNTING Time . 1979 . 198o 1981 1982 1983 1981 patlon form wovidcd below may be thority until retiring in 1967. Alberta Dejesus, here; a sister, • Improvements to Hwy. #Gfl & West /rompJoted and forw ard ed . to the un NEPTUNE — Walter Bunting, Jumping Brook Rd. (Federal UDAG dersigned. y He was a member of St. Stephen Mrs. Alberta Cuvb, Silver Spring, 1 ■ 630.600. 1 Year ©0.600. Dated: February 20. 1070 39, of 204 Allenhurst Ave., died AME Zion Church, Asbury. Park. Md., and five grandchildren. Given Acres Acquisition (Sunshine Village) ...... _ 2 560.000.V. 1 Year 850.000. . Signed: February 19 at Jersey Shore Medi Surviving ar