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"Grand Ole Opry" June 26 Bart Campolo, In Ocean Grove Auditorium 93 Class of 230 Seniors Youth Choir In Now Neptune H,S. Alumni Bring The Family Down Melody Lane Grove Sunday Ocean Grove - The Ocean Grove - Bart Neptune Twp. - A pro­ Michael T. Lake. Maureen R. opening attraction at Ocean Campolo, executive director cession of 230 Neptune High Weber, board of education Grove’s Great Auditorium of Kingdomworks, an inner- School seniors filed into the president, presented the dip­ Summer Concert Season on city mission developing Ocean Grove Auditorium on lomas. June 26 at 8 PM wili be an children’s and youth pro­ Tuesday night, accompanied • Graduates on Page 16 oid-tyme ciassic country grams in partnership with ur­ by the magnificent organs music famiiy show featuring ban churches, will speak at 'Pomp and Circumstance." A t Full superstars of Nashville’s the 10:30 A.M. service at the Alumnus Stephen Beltle Grand Ole Opry. Heading Great Auditorium Sunday, was at the console and Stu­ Strength - the bill are Country Music June 27. dent Council V.P. Barbie L Police Hire 7 Hall of Earners Kitty Wells, A popular speaker at Williams gave the invocation, Neptune Twp. - At Mon­ the acknowledged Queen of conferences, youth gather­ followed by a welcome from day night’s Township Com­ Country music, and Little ings and college campuses David L Wilson, salutatorian; mittee meeting, the govern­ Jimmy Dickens. Also ap­ across the country, Mr. Cam­ selections by the band from ing body hired seven police pearing will be Johnny Kitty Wells, "Queen of polo recruits students and "West Side Story;" graduation "Outstanding'' officers at a starting salary of Wright, Bobby Wright and Country," with Johnny & adults to serve as volunteer speakers Max Levasseur Jr. Bobby Wright $23,000. The move brought the Tennessee Mountain Monmouth County staff for Kingdomworks’ (valedictorian), Mira C. Stun- the force to full strength at Boys, in an evening of clas­ Freeholder THEODORE J. summer and year-round mis­ kel and Karen E. Delice; Shortly after joining the 65 police officers. sic country music. NAROZANICK will be sion projects. In addition to greetings from Joseph T. Ry­ Opry, Jimmy joined with Those that were hired KITTY WELLS was ‘Sup­ awarded the "Book of Gol­ his speaking and mission an, vice principal, & Dr. Rob­ Hank Williams, Lefty Frizzell were Michelangelos. Bonan- erstar’ in country music be­ den Deeds* by the Ex­ work, Mr. Campolo is also ert B. Morgan, principal; ben­ and Eddy Arnold in releasing no, Michael J. Emmons, fore anyone ever coined the change Club of Western co-author of the best selling ediction by Dewayne A. Ste­ hit after hit on Columbia Brian Michael Fromhokl, Jo­ word. The undisputed, all- Monmouth tomorrow (FrI.) book, “Things We Wish We wart, class president. seph S. Cacioppo, Philip T. time 'Queen of Country Mu­ Records, including'Country night in the American Hot­ Had Said." The graduates were pre­ Seidle, Gordon D. McCutch- sic’ broke the mold of a Boy,’ ‘Little, But I’m Loud’ el, Freehold. The 3-term He grew up in St. Dav­ sented by Supt. of Schools eon arxf Douglas M. Martin. man’s world before Women’s and ‘Wabash Cannon Ball.’ Freeholder Is being honor­ ids, Pennsylvania, attended Lib was ever a topic of dis­ ed for his "outstanding Haverford College and re­ Little Jimmy Dickens cussion. contributions to our com­ ceived a degree in religious greatest moment came at She has pioneered many munity. "He was an elect­ studies from Brown Univer­ Accident Victim Recovers, the Country Music Associa­ ‘firsts’ in the famous Palace ed leader 19 years (12 as a sity. He has been a youth tion award Show in 1982 Theatre in new York City. mayor) In Engllshtown, was worker in Philadelphia, Cam­ Feted For Service & Grit when he was inducted by his Her solo number in 1952, "It a county employee 27 den, Newport Beach and peers into the Country Music Wasn’t God Who Made Hon- years becoming county ad­ Minneapolis. Hall of Fame. ky Tonk Angels," made her ministrator, retiring In 1985. Gordon Turk will be at JOHNNY WRIGHT, one the first female to reach the HopeJones organ and of the pioneers of country number one on the country music director Lew Daniels music, moved to Nashville Mayor Sees charts. will lead the Auditorium choir Little JIMMY DICKENS is $1.55 Million in a morning anthem. that rare country music artist Little Jimmy Dickens The Annual Concert who has retained top popu­ and the For Bradley Mr. Kevin Short of the larity decade after decade. Tennessee by R. DAVID BIELEWICZ Metropolitan Opera Com­ Mountain Boys Introduced to the Grand Ole Bradley Beach - Mayor pany, New York City, and the Opry in 1948 by Roy Acuff, Steven Schueler announced Ocean Grove Auditorium he continues today as one of Cont. at Tuesday’s Borough Coun­ Quartet, will conduct the the most dynamic entertain­ Page 11 cil meeting that Bradley Seventh Annual Youth Choir ers on the weekly WSM Ra­ Beach will be receiving an Concert at the Great Audi­ dio show. expected $1.55 million for re­ torium Sunday, June 27 at pairs and reconstruction 7:30 P.M. South Monmouth Lawyers from the Federal Emergency The concert • will con­ Management Association. clude the Youth Choir Festiv­ Cite Haydn Proctor at 90 The mayor said that this al June 26-27. All youth (7th money will pay for the up­ grade through College) are coming bulk head repairs Spring Lake - The Hon­ invited to attend this fun-filled near Bradley Beach’s Sec­ orable Haydn Proctor, who weekend of music, swim­ ond Avenue as well as the began his Judicial career as ming, beach parties and fel­ Retired educator BILL MOORE and his wife, NANCY, at his majority of the planned testimonial when peers commended his service to Neptune Magistrate of the Ocean lowship. beach front gazebo. schools and his determination to recover to help others "learn Grove Police Court in the It was also announced how to cope and enjoy the struggle of being able to confront 1930’s and who retired in life’s challenges." that the borough will be pur­ 1973 as a Justice on the chasing new playground New Jersey Supreme Court, educator’s conference in equipment for the beach Neptune Twp. - Veteran will celebrate his 90th birth­ South Carolina in January front area. Previous equip­ township public schools ed­ day Wednesday, June 30. 1991 when their car was ment that was able to be sal­ ucator, WILLIAM J. MOORE, His South Monmouth crushed by a tractor-trailer vaged is expected to be giv­ who is well into recovery lawyer friends have arranged BEACH on the beltway around en to the Recreation Center. from a serious brain and an invitation-only "convivial" Washington, D.C. His injur­ The Borough Council CINEMA body injury from and auto­ gathering at the Spring Lake ies, almost deadly, resulted unanimously passed the re­ rjIAIN STREET - BRADLEY BEACH mobile accident over two Golf Club, reports Richard J. years ago, has retired. in his confinement in a Mary­ newal of all liquor licenses in Fay, Esq. The former Ocean But not without an out­ land hospital and trauma Bradley Beach. There was 1 IN D E C E N T Grove schoolboy who is center, followed by hospitali­ some concern however PROPOSAL pouring of respect and ad­ now the elder-statesman of zation at the Garden State about the renewal for those ROBERT REDEORD miration by his associates the county Bar Assn., will be Rehabilitation Center in businesses in the borough DEMI MOORE and peers who tendered the horvsred as a venerable non- Justice Proctor In 1974 WOODY HARRELSON l5l Toms River. delinquent on taxes. The Assistant Supt. of Schools agerian and for his accom­ He’s home here on Col­ H.S., Lafayette College in council said that back taxes for Curriculum & Instruction plishments. gate Ave., his rehabilitation 1926 and Yale Law School, was not an issue in the re­ a testimonial dinner May Stokes Fire Co. member If you’re in ousiness at therapy continues and he's beginning his practice in As- newal of liquor licenses, but 13th at Christie’s Restaurant, Haydn Proctor, son of the Shore, speak out! Be learned to walk again, to bury Park. He joined the that it may be possible to re­ Wanamassa. Stokes member Phineas & Young Republicans and suc- Wise, Advertise in The speak and express himself voke the mercantile licenses Bill Moore and his wife Emilie Jones Proctor, was Times. Call 775-0007 for of non-payers. Nancy were enroute to an nrnrli latAri fmm Neptune Contlnued on Page 7 rates and action. Continued on Page 6 June 24,1993 Vol. 118, #25 PAGE 2 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1993

lieve that we are a society College in Grantham, PA, will hospitals, 57 first aid squaos' Open Letter governed by law - even the present a concert on Tues­ and 120 fire companies. law of trespass! Individuals, day, June 29, at 7:30pm at EDITOR, TIMES: Paul Ridner of Neptune, those you find to be undes­ the ocaanfront pavilion. Director of the Department of An Open Letter irable, the landlords you call MY ANSWER Public Information and Tour­ To Mr. Roberts ’’bums" and their tenants, ism, supervised the prepara­ BY BILLY GRAHAM Read your ground lease have specific rights. They Retrospect tion of all this data. Mrs. (or that of your landlord)! are entitled to equal protec­ Joan Egan of Tinton Falls, Read the New Jersey tion and due process, to frcfcoebccc staff member, assembled all law, both statutory and court name but two. On Memorial DEAR DR. GRAHAM: I have decided I’m just going to By Richard F. Gibbons the data, beginning in Janu­ forget about God and wait until death to find out what the decisions, which pertain to Day we paraded and honor­ ground rents as distinguish- ary, so that the latest infor­ trutn is, because until then I don’t think we can know if there ed those who gave their lives is a God or what He is like, in spite of what some people mation on new officials tak­ ed from a normal landlord to guarantee that you (and If you are interested in a claim. Besides that, I don’t think it really makes any differ­ ing their seats the first of the and tenant relationship. they) might enjoy the free­ cram course in civics Mon­ ence. - - D.M. year could be included. DEAR D.M.: Don’t gamble on your eternal destiny, which Read the Constitution of dom those rights afford. mouth County-style, there’s the United States and the The cover is given over is what you’re doing by deciding to ignore God the rest of They must never be sacri­ no better reference work your life. The issues are too serious; the Bible warns that to a handsome picture of the rights guaranteed to every ficed for the convenience of than a handsome booklet "man is destined to die once, and after that to face judge­ Monmouth County Historical citizen of this great country. the moment, no matter how known as MONMOUTH ment" (Hebrew 9:27). And there is no reason to do this, for it’s possible for us Read the decisions of desirable the result. COUNTY DIRECTORY. Association museum and li­ brary at 70 Court Street, to know the truth about God. The reason is because He the Supreme Court of the The OGCMA will not In 120 pages, this book wants us to know Him, and He has done everything possi­ United States and the State abridge those rights or covers a panorama of coun­ Freehold. ble to bridge the gap between us. More than that, you can So, if you want to learn of New Jersey regarding dis­ knowingly break the law. We ty and municipal govern­ come to know God personally, and He will give you a better crimination. about the vast parks system, and fuller life if you will let Him. will, within that framework, ment, with a wealth of facts That's why I invite you to examine Jesus Christ as He is the various county depart­ Then show me the spec­ continue to use our best on history, geography, insti­ revealed in the pages of the Gospels. The Bible says that ments, population facts, or ific language which allows efforts as an agent for tutions, schools. Jesus was not just another religious teacher or philospher, the Ocean Grove Camp RETROSPECT refers in nearly any other detail of the trying to make sense of the universe and groping around to positive change to make find some answers. No, he was God in numan flesh who Meeting Association to do all county which soon will be Ocean Grove the lovely and research week after week to had come from Heaven to show us what God is like. As 300 years old, look into the of the things you say it has desirable Community we all the MONMOUTH COUNTY the Bible says, "No one has ever seen God, but God the MONMOUTH COUNTY DIR­ the power to do under its envision. DIRECTORY for all manner only Son, who is at the Father’s side, has made him known' (Jonn 1:18). Do you want to know what God is like? Look ground leases. of information. The 1993 ed­ ECTORY. PHILIP C. HERR, II, at Christ, when you do, you will discover that God loves I am willing to be edu­ President ition has been handy on the us, and Christ came to erase the barrier of sin. cated - are you? I want desk for several weeks now. But I hope you’ll be honest with yourself. Is your prob­ P.S. - Regarding beach feec "chapter and verso" of the You can find a copy in lem honestly that you don’t think we can know an^hing please read the decision of about God? Or is it that you want to live your own life with­ law, not your wonderful gen­ any library. Or, the next time COMING EVENTS the Court in the suit which out any interference from Him? Don’t make that mistake, eralizations with which you you visit a fair or see the but realize that the best path in life comes from knowing the Attorney General brought This is a PAID directory of flail this organization. This Monmouth County Office of God and following His will. against Belmar a couple of events of non-profit or­ Association can only deal Public Information and Tour­ "MY ANSWER" column is brought to you by years ago. You will then un­ ganizations. with its lessees in specifics, ism traveling exhibit in your derstand why we can’t Rate - 50 cent/line. St. Paul's United Methodist Church, Ocean Grove not platitudes of what you town, ask for a copy. charge vacationers more Min. charge $3.50 think we should be able to You will learn that Mon­ Call 775-0007 than the town residents. Belmar Hearing Aid Center do. mouth consists of 471.59 Knowledge is an awesome If the Camp Meeting square miles and had a pop­ MON., JUNE 28 4: thing! The HISTORICAL SOCIETY could evict lot lessees or ulation of 553,124 in the confiscate their property as of Ocean Grove will hold its SALES ♦ SERVICE ♦ REPAIRS 1990 decennial census. 1st meeting of the summer you seem to indicate, or ev­ Gospel Music There are 35 boroughs, two at 7:30pm in the Francis As- en force them to evict their June 24 to 29 cities, 15 townships, one vil­ bury Manor Auditorium. A tenants, whom you or we lage and one campmeeting. special presentation by Jud­ FREE HEARING TEST find to be "undesirable," Ocean Grove - "His Monmouth has a 26-mile ith and Bob Ryerson of old could we not do the same to Gang", the youth musical ocean coastline and boasts postcards showing scenes of Ocean Grove & Asbury those "undesirable" folks who group from Trinity Baptist $40,284,885,209 in ratables. 30 DAY TRIAL PERIOD Pk. in days gone by. The jump the boardwalk railing Church of Allenwood, will (That’s more than $40 1/2 public is invited. (25) IF NOT SATISFIED MONEY REFUNDF3) onto our beach without pay­ present a concert tonight billion.) (Thurs.) at 7:30pm in the ing? Or is that somehow dif­ The number of boards SAT., JULY 3 boardwalk pavilion. 608 MAIN ST. BY APPT. ferent, i.e. “go get ‘them’ but and commissions is almost A DAY AT MONMOUTH "Sign of the Spirit" of don’t touch me." But rest countless. PARK sponsored by the BELMAR 681-1469 Narberth, Pa., area will pre­ easy, we can’t do it to them There are 157 public Neptune Twp. Democratic sent a gospel music pro­ Club. Starts at 12 Noon. WILLIAM R. BRAM or you. schools, 24 parochial gram tomorrow (Fri.) at $10.00 per person under 21 HEARING AID DISPENSER schools and eight private Would you (if you are a 7:30pm in the pavilion. free! Includes hamburgers, License #294 schools. hot dogs, beer & soda. lot lessee), or anyone else, The "New Horizon Sing­ Monmouth has 25 Sup­ Contact Jim Manning, Jr. at be willing to pay a special lot ers" and Dave Siefert-Magi- erior Court judges, a Fire Ac­ 922-8317 for tkts. Deadline assessment, of who knows cian, both of Brookdale Bap­ ademy, a Police Academy, for tkts. is June 29th. (25) how much, to undenwrite the tist Church of Bloomfield, will Foot Care For AH Ages two colleges. There are five tremendous legal costs present a joint gospel pro­ HAL ORNSTEIN, D.P.M. which would inevitably be in­ gram this Saturday, June 26, Podlalric Medtcln* A Foot Surgory curred by the Association in at 2pm in the pavilion. the protracted litigation which Joni Jordan of Kendall b u y A would ensue if the Associa­ Park will present a gospel tion took such action as you concert on Sunday, June 27, GET A "Nail Problems/Whirlpoots "Heel Pain A Sport Injuries suggest? With what legal at 3pm in the pavilion. "Bunions & Vls:nmprtoes "Warts & Neuromas * Rebate amount varies by mode<. knowledge I have, it would Richard and Joan Brust Rebates available on select models only. "Corns & Cefiouses "Orfh< tic Devices Off^ expires May 31, 1993. appear to me to be a dead of Hilliard, OH, will present a •Fool-Related Cond!tior<4 "LiiaJi'.tlc root efare looser, totally wasted time, sacred concert on Monday, REBATES OF ‘25 TO *200 effort and money. Of From FRIEDRICH, JCP&L June 28, at 8pm at the Tab­ A N D J G M Day Evening " Saturday * Early Morning Appts. course, I said, I am willing to ernacle on Auditorium EmGigancles " House Calls Available be educated. Square. J.G. MENNIE Co. Medicare Assignment Accepted * Participating in Blue For some strange rea­ 1905 HWY. 33, NEPTUNE “New Light," the gospel Cross/Shlol.i " Most Insurances Accepted son, you don’t seem to be­ tour group from Messiah 775-3986 SAVE NOW On America's Best! Health ^ Atlantic Foot Care Center We want your LOCALS!!! Mail or bring In news about 45 Main Avs. (Nsxt to Nagis’s Pharmacy) Matters your family members by Friday to be typeset & consider­ Ocaan Grova ed for the following Thursday’s edition. Mail to The 7 7 5 - 7 0 4 0 , t J JOHN GROSS Times, PO Box 5, Ocean Grove, NJ 07756. — — =^

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Graduation For Daud Noaz (Ocean Twp.), 0 o H c e n t ^ / familiar works as well as at $10.00 per concert; $30.00 Jonathan C. Robertson (Ne­ some to be heard for the first for the entire series. For fur­ CJCS June 15 ptune) and Tiffany La’Shawn *powt^70eedd^ OceOM^ time in the Great Auditorium, ther information call the tick­ Wall Twp. - The 35th an­ Walker (Asbury Park). including Vitale’s elegant et office at (908) 988-0645. nual Commencement Exer­ 'Chaconne,' and the rhapso­ In New Jersey call toll free 1- Ocean Grove - The The final concert on July cises of Central Jersey jxipular new light classical dic 'Concerto Gregoriano' by 800-773-0097. Christian School were held 22, 'Strings, Pipes and Respighi. concert series. Summer Kings,’ will feature violinist June 15th at Shore Christian “&uuUef ^eeut The opening and closing We want your LOCALSIll Stars, will be presented In its David Booth of the world Center, here, for Eighth and by ELIZABETH GREENLEE concerts (July 1 and 22) will Mall or bring In news about second season on four con­ famous Philadelphia Or­ Twelfth Grade graduates. The renovation on the be held in the Great Audi­ your family members by secutive Tuesday evenings chestra and Auditorium or­ The keynote address was beach front seems to be pro­ torium. The Baroque (July Friday to be typeset & con­ beginning July 1 by the ganist, Gordon Turk. The given by Keith Walker, Direc­ gressing slowly. The new utili­ 8) and Mozart (July 15) con­ sidered for the following tarian brick walkway is only par­ Ocean Grove Camp Meeting King of Instruments and the tor of the Center for Youth certs will be held in the Tab­ Thursday’s edition. Mall to tially completed between Fifth Association. The four con­ Instruments of Kings will join and Family Ministries at Lan­ Ave. and LaReine Ave. It will be ernacle. All programs begin The Times, PO Box 5, certs, under the direction of in a program of famous and caster Bible College, Lan­ interesting to see how functional at 8 PM. Tickets are priced Ocean Grove, NJ 07756. Dr. Gordon Turk, Artistic Dir­ caster, PA. this new walkway will be for run­ ners, walkers and barefoot bath­ ector, will feature classical Twelfth grade Valedic­ ers. Beach goers certainly were favorites performed by tal­ torian and Salutatorian, Kris­ not deterred by construction this ented and exciting young art­ tin Kedersha (Neptune) and weekend. ists of national reputation. Robyn Becker (Tinton Falls) An International festival is planned in conjunction with the The opening concert on and 8th grade Valedictorian Centennial celebration and In­ July 1 to be presented in the and Salutatorian Mark Fowler u c f i / c r o m * dependence Day, between the Great Auditorium features (Middletown) and Larteshia 2nd and 11th of July. There are two critically acclaimed pian­ Brown (Neptune), were plans for various food booths to be open along the beach all ists back by popular de­ OCEAN GROVF speakers. during the week. Hopefully a mand, in an all new program Special music included sizable portion of the recon­ entitled, 'American Sampler - The Varsity Singers, a solo struction and beach clean-up ^KITTYWEUS^ will be completed by this date. The Red. White and Piano performance by Tara Keder­ The beach is still littered with Blues.' Pianist David Wehr sha, and a duet from Chris cement pieces and splinters of will perform works of Ameri­ COUNTRY MUSIC SHO"'- Myrick and senior, Jason boardwalk. We can always take can composers of this cen­ Jones. The school’s highest solace in the fact that the water Fraturing johnny Wright ■ Bobby Wright is still beautiful. tury including Scott Joplin, • Tennessee Mountain Boys recognition, the Kingsman Pagano's restaurant is also Griffes, MacDowell and Award, was presented to undergoing a renovation. The Copeland. Jazz pianist, Joe Kristin Kedersha, a student project has dramatically in­ Specifll Added Attroction 'little' fimmy Dicbns creased the seating capacity Utterback, will improvise on at CJCS for 12 years. and reduced the usual long, but themes from Bernstein’s Scot King of R . Pleasant worthwhile, wait for a table. The West Side Story as well as Saturday, June 26th • 8 p.m . Beach, Social Studies teach­ menu is the same with a little works by Stephen Sond­ er and student council advis­ more emphasis on fresh sea­ food specials. They are also heim. The closing work on or, was elected Member-of- GENERAL J l ^ 0 0 RESERVED serving breakfast and lunch this the program will feature both the-Year. The Rev. John ADMISSION T SEATING summer and things are delicious pianists playing Dr. Joe's Helm, former Board of Edu­ as always. The new interior is long fingered Ragtime Spec- For Tickets Coll Toll Free in NJ 1-800-773-0097 cation President of Central light and airy, wKh the additional windows and skylights bringing !§!• exit Of State (908) 988-0645 Jersey Christian, was also’ more of the ocean view into the The second program recognized. dining room. The increased Handling Charge $1.50 Each Ticket scheduled for July 8 in the GRADUATES outdoor seating is certainly the most popular spot in the house. Tabernacle, 'Go For Baro- (For Hotel Accommodations Coll 1-800-388-4768) Seniors: Robyn Joy The view of the ocean is unob­ gue’, offers hit tunes of 1750 Becker (Tinton Falls), Holly structed from the side porch. including the famous Pachel­ Anne Brady (R. Pleasant), Many of the excellent dishes on (•O-M-l-N-6 A'T-T-R-A-C-T>l>0-H bel’s 'Canon,' Handel's Con­ Tracey Ann Fernandez (Far- their regular menu are on the lunch menu in smaller portions. certo, ‘The Cuckoo and the SAT. JULY 3rd - DUPREES • SHANGRI-LAS • DEL-VIKINGS mingdale), Jason Paul Jones This weekend they had a won­ Nightingale,' as well as (Asbury Park), Kristin Lynn derful array of fresh salads and works by Albinoni, Bach and Kedersha (Neptune) and Kia pasta dishes in addition to sand­ Corelli. This music will be Monique Walton (Tinton wiches on their famous home­ made dinner rolls. Many pat­ performed by the Festival Ocean Grove's Falls). rons have been overheard beg­ String Quartet and Michael ging to purchase a dozen as Stairs, organist of the Phila­ 8th Grade: Courtney they leave. The exterior of the Benjamin (Neptune), Lartesh­ building is now white lattice delphia Orchestra, playing a IB IT B © H ia Danielle Brown (Neptune), work, bringing a much needed chamber pipe organ. facelift to that area of the beach 'Totally Mozart,’ the third Jacob Elliot Cohen (Farm- front. Pagano's Italiano Ristor- ingdale), Lindsay Marie Di- ante is located on the corner of concert in the series on July 774-3700 FREE DELIVERY Mauro (Tinton Falls), Mark Ocean Park Ave. and Ocean Rd. 15 in the Tabernacle, will fea­ GRAND OPENING! GRAND OPENING! William Fowler (Middletown), They are open seven days a ture New York soprano, Jud­ week, serving dinner until 10pm ith Pannill with the Festival Jesse W. Gray III (Asbury Monday - Thursday, and until Sandwiches Daih Park), Jeramie Akai Greene midnight Friday - Sunday. Chamber Orchestra. In ad­ I D e lu x e Weekend Brunch Specials (Asbury Park), Daryl Adam dition to familiar operatic Roast Beef $5.50 $ 6 .5 0 Catering for all Occasions Gregg (Neptune), Antoinette (Figaro) and concert arias, Smoked or Roast Turkey $ 5 .5 0 $ 6 .5 0 Baked Virginia Ham $4.50 $5.50 Connie Kirby (Long Branch), the program will include the Tuna Salad $4.00 $ 5 .0 0 Annette Kristine Leonforte famous "Exultate Jubilate,’ Shrimp Salad $ 5 .5 0 $ 6 .5 0 Soups Crabmeat Salad $6.50 $7.50 (Eatontown), Kimberly Joy and works for chamber or­ Lobster Salad $ 7 .9 5 $ 8 .9 5 Cup Pint Quart Lewin (Ocean Grove), Golam chestra. Bagel,Lox & Cream Cheese $5.50 $6.50 Seafood Chowder $2,50 $3.75 $7.00 Peanut Butter & Jelly $2.00 Chili $2.00 $3.25 $5.50 Deluxe Sandwiches are,served with a choice of Breads, Half Sour & Garlic Pickles, Cole Slaw and either Potato Salad or Macaroni Salad . A ppetizers

Specialty Sandwiches Fresh Fruit Cocktail $3.00 D e lu x e Shrimp Cocktail $4.95 Hot Corned Beef $5.95 $ 6 .9 5 Crabmeat Cocktail $6.25 Hot Pastrami $5.95 $ 6 .9 5 Lobster Cocktail $7.50 Combination $6.45 $ 7 .4 5 Combo $7.25 Reuben $6.45 $ 7 .4 5 Served on a bed of Red Leaf Lettuce Sloppy Joes $6.95 $ 7 .9 5 GREAT AUDITORIUM with Cocktail Sauce, Wedge of Lemon ff ■ Deluxe Sandwiches are served with a choice of Breads, Halt Sour & and Oyster Crackers JOIN US SUNDAY JUNE 27th Garlic Pickles, Cole Slaw and either Potato Salad or Macaroni Salad. Side Orders 10:30AM Hot Dogs & Ice Cream $.85 or $1.50 • Hot Dog $ 1 .5 0 • Chili Dog $ 2 .0 0 • C h eese $ .50 extra Bart Campolo Red Potato/ Potato Salad (w.in 9« ih, i,.mm,n8s) Assofted ice C rea m Pops Macaroni Salad Executive Director, C o le S la w Kingdomworks Cheese $.50 Salads Pickles, Green Tomatoes & Pepperoncini $1.00 All Salads consist of Red Leaf, Boston Lettuce, Tomato, 7th Annual Youth Cucumber, Green & Red Peppers, Bermuda Onion, Olives) Choir Festival House Salad $ 3 .5 0 Beverages Fresh Fruit with Cottage Cheese $4,95 I T u n a ’ $ 4 .9 5 Kevin Short, Director Fresh Orange Juice $1.25 $1 75 Chef (Ham, Swiss, Turkey)’ $ 5 9 5 Lem onade ■ $1.25 $1.75 S h rim p ’ $ 6 .9 5 Ice Tea $1.25 $1.75 C r a b m e a t’ $ 7 .5 0 SUNDAY, jULY 4th - 10:30AM & 7:30PM Ice Coffee $1 25 $1 75 L o b s te r’ $ 8 .9 5 S oda $ .7 5 *$ 1 .5 0 -1 litre ■ $ 2 .0 0 - 2 litre , Rev. Don Betzer, Revivaltime Radio Ministries Combo’ $8.50 Hot Coftee/Tea/Sanka ’Served with a choice Of Breads, Half Sour & Garlic Pickles, $1.00 ’ july 5th & 6th - 7:30PM Jumbo (32 Oz) $2.50 Preaching Mission Tabernacle I Cole Slaw and either Potato Salad or Macaroni Salad. | For Free Program Guide Write or Call: 19 Broadway • Located on the side of the Innkeeper Bed & Breakfast on the corner of Broadway OGCMA and Beach Street, Ocean Grove, NJ • 908/774-3700. Proprietors; Bill Green & Keith Eisman P.O. Box 126, Ocean Grove, NJ 07756 (908) 775-0035 |

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tra base hits (a double and 2 ers" July 12 to 23. It will be held two week sessions during the life and one follows so closely appreciated. The dates remem­ triples), 3 RBI's and one of the mornings at Wilson School. summer. Each session is only on the heels of the other with ber are July 26-31. Any ques­ TISUS best arms on any catcher in the Cost for this is $45. $15 and the classes are small. only a summer in between to re­ tions call the rectory or Sherry league. Sean Russell played 1 st The Neptune City Play­ Requirements are Avon residen­ cover and prepare. Nerel. by LYNN KROLL base and should be commend­ ground Committee also has cy, a pool badge, and a desire Upcoming Evenia ed for his golden glove in the many events and programs June 25: Kite Flying Con­ Commencoment exercises to swim. Best of luck to: Alison Ber­ field. Eddie Ward "Mr. Hustle", planned for kids of all ages. test 6pm Avon Beach. were held at Wilson School on ry who is off to Clemson in was an excellent bunter and Registration forms for all the The first pool party of the June 26: Last Day Recre­ June 17th. Forty-six 8th graders South Carolina. Her sister Amy base-runner. He also had 3 summer activities are available season was hosted by Joanne ation Sign-ups 10am-2pm at the received their diploma from will attent the University of Del­ RBI’s and was a consistently at Neptune City Borough Hall Schwoebel. Her husband Pete pool. Jack K. Cramer, Jr., Board of aware, Kate D’Auria is heading good infielder. Matt McGreevy, and the Neptune City Library. coached the RKE girls softball June 26: Happy Days Education President. The Wel­ for West Virginia as are Jamie "Smooth", covered tremendous team this season. These are 8- String Band: Pavilion 7:30pm. come Address was given by and Katie McGrath who will at­ ground at shortstop and was a Thursday, July 1st is regi­ 12 year old girls from Avon and June 28: Most Rec pro­ Tanya Boris, class Salutatorian tend Wheeling Jesuit in West base stealing specialist with 14. stration day for the Neptune City Belmar. Joanne invited all the grams begin this week. and the Farewell Address was Virginia. Alision Hulse is also Kris Kerekes had a big bat and Library’s "Vacation Reading girls to the pool for the after­ heading south to Belmont Abby June 28: Borough Meeting delivered by the Valedictorian of a batting average of .263 and 3 Club" and "Read to Me" club. noon and brought home cooked 8pm Municipal Building. the class, Belinda Krone. in Charlotte, North Carolina. RBI’s. Miss Rachael Stern will be tak­ chicken, tons of cookies, and June 29: Ragtime Band: Several awards \^ere pre­ Tommy Child is heading to Vir­ John Devalue, centerfielder, ing sign-ups from 2:30 to the required pretzels, potato 7:30pm Pavilion. sented during the evening. The ginia. Matt Gallagher will also led the team in steals with 16 4:30pm. Call the library for ad­ chips and watermelon. The girls June 30: Rosemarie Pov- "William H. Somerville" Award be in Virginia at Virginia Wes­ and could catch "flies" that most ditional information at 9 ^ 8 8 6 6 . were to return their uniforms as leyan where he will study For­ erman 7:30pm Pavilion. for the Outstanding Student was players wouldn’t even try for. Exciting news from the admission to the party but they estry. Jeff Ernst is heading J u ly l: TOT DANCES BE­ presented to Belinda Krone. Neptune City Library - starting John had 3 extra base hits ( a suddenly got a playoff game north to the University of Ver­ GIN! 7-9pm Pavilion. Miss Krone also received the July 10th they will be open on double and 2 triples) and 4 scheduled for Monday. They mont. Staying a little closer to July 2-3: Ed-Gerri Old "Harold J. Rowland Mathematics RBI’s. B.J. Eckart was very de­ Saturdays from 9am to 12 noon. are in a tie for second in the lea­ home, Katie McGrorry will attend Time Music Strolling Minstrels 6- Award" and the "Jean P. Villap- Stop in to stock up on your pendable in the outfield and gue w'lth Kiwanis. Joanne and St. Frances College in Loretta, 9pm. iano Academic Award" for high­ summer reading. scored 4 runs with 11 stolen Pete gave a lot of time to the Pennsylvania and Maeve Mc­ July 5: Alliance Meeting est scholastic standing. The bases. Dennis Dube was a Plans are well under way girls during the season and 8pm First Aid Building. "Neptune City Women’s Club Kenna will attend Rosemont, al­ flashy outfielder who made for Neptune C'rty Day - Aug. 7th. once again have taken that extra so in Pa. Brian Pollack will be Award for Sports' Achievement" many key catches when we Applications for the "5k Run" step to make things pleasant. was won by Judy Nealon and at Fordham. Steven Brahney, needed it. Tom Reid and Frank and the Craft Fair, to be held in Spagetti, Spagettl, Spagetti! who will study Small Business Brian Keegan. The "Neptune conjunction with Neptune City Births Miskovics performed well as the Thanks to a lot of hungry and John Thompson are atten­ City School Art Award" was pre­ Day, are available at Neptune designated hitters. Reid’s best people the Avon Fire Dpt. again ding Brookdale in the fall and Long Branch - Recent sented to Adam Waskis. The City Borough Hall and the Nep­ effort came against Holy Inno­ had a very successful spagetti Kerri Gasper will attend Drew births reported this week by "Neptune City School Music tune City Library. cents when he stole 3 bases dinner fund raiser. Barney and University. Jen Dinkjian will be Award" was presented to Judy The Danny Conway Can- Monmouth Medical Center and scored 2 runs. Miskovics Baby Bop were there to keep joining her sister at Trenton Nealon. Kathryn Brady was the oe/Kayak Race will also be held include: a boy on May 17 to also played infield and outfield. the youngsters happy. They State. Heather Estelle and Dan­ recipient of the "Joseph J. Brad­ that day. Applications are also Fernando Valdez was a consist­ had also made an appearance ielle Russo also graduated this Sanders & Robert Bacon of ley Award" for the student who available for that race at Nep­ ent hitter and always gave at the Seafood Festival to drum June but I do not know yet what Neptune; a daughter May 18 has made the greatest contri­ tune City Borough Hall. 100%. Danny Croak, the most up business. Barney and Baby schools they will be attending. bution to the class. The "Jack Your "News" can reach me to Mr. & Mrs. Miguel Gonza­ improved player, worked his Bop deserve a” lot of credit for A Note from our Coast Guard K. Cramer Sr. Award" for the way into the starting line-up mid at 775-4374. staying out in that heat with their lez of Bradley Beach and to most improved student was pre­ July 4th is always a big season. Ho gave everything he fur. The dinner went smoothly boating holiday in our area. Mr. & Mrs. Andres Lugo of sented to Sean Russell. Tanya had in the outfield and was a this year. Although 602 meals Boris won the "Wilson Boosters Hundreds of boats, chartered, Ocean Grove; a son May 19 key contributor. 7(f,4lVSS were served there was no wait­ private and commercial sail off Award" for attaining the second ing thanks to the efficient coor­ to Terrence & Lynne Mol- highest scholastic standing. Jeremy Raddatz, shows a the coast to enjoy the fireworks. dination of sit down and take Brian Hatfield, Captain of the oughney of Neptune City; a The "Scholarship Awards" for great deal of promise in both out meals. The sauce was from Shark River Coast Guard Station graduating students who have the infield and outfield. He is a son May 24 to Mr. & Mrs. G. Vic’s but the cooks and workers has requested that boaters not achieved high scholastic stand­ natural ball player and should Duverney of Neptune; a son by MARIE McMONAGLE were all from Avon. use their flares as fireworks. Not ing were presented to Belinda be a key player next year. John Congratulations to Kevin only does this put the individual May 25 to Trent & Patricia Krone, Tanya Boris, Jenny Cav­ Reid, Steve Walker, and Justin June is busting out all over, Schmalz, Chairman and his boater in jeopardy if he ever Miles, Neptune; a daughter anaugh and Judy Nealon. Emmons round out the squad. and so are the flower buckets crew including Al Virgilio, Bob really needs a flare, this seem­ The Wilson School Class of Each of these boys hustled and on the beachfront. The beach May 27 to Mr. & Mrs. Alex­ Enrris, Kelly Hagerman, The ingly innocent act causes count­ 1993 members are: Tanya Mar­ gained valuable experience for and promenade area are really ander Welsh Jr., Neptune; a Ladies Auxiliary, and all the oth­ less hours of needless search­ ie Boris, Bethann Boynton, Kath­ next season. Next year the Pir­ taking shape nicely for the sum­ er volunteers who once again ing by the Coast Guard for the son May 28 to Mr. & Mrs. ryn Brady, Guy Buonocore, Jen­ ates should be a top contender mer. The fences have been gave of their time to help the boats that have sent up distress Gregory Magelnicki, Nep­ ny Lyn Cavanaugh, David How­ with a little luck and a super erected all along the old bul­ community. Would you like to signals. You might equate it to ard Cologne, Jeanna Marie Cor­ effort. warking, and thanks to the ef­ tune, and a son May 29 to see another spagetti feast in the pulling a false fire alarm. It rigan, Katherine Cottrell, Daniel More of Wilson School’s fin­ forts of Mo Hinman, tubs of flow­ Adam & Carolyn (Cheri) fall? takes time, puts people in dan­ C. Croak, Mary Crotchfelt, Jen­ est have been recognized as ers have been strategiclly locat­ Avon Recreation Notes ger, and hits you where it hurts, Johnson, Neptune. nifer Lynn Deibert, Michael E. "Students of the Month." Re­ ed along the remaining board­ Did you see? The new it costs taxpayer dollars. Diamonte, John Richard Didi- ceiving certificates were: David walk areas and at the pool. Sundance Sprinkler System is Best of luck to Marie and zian, Frank Peter DiGironimo, Cologne, Brianne Dolan, B.J. Speaking of which...The now in place at the ball field. Jeff, Josh and Jared Norton. We want your LOCALSIll Mail or Jr., Brianne Maureen Dolan, Eckart, David Youcum, Justin pool opened for the season on That should keep the field in Jeff has been reassigned to the bring In news about your family Dennis Patrick Dube, Jr., Susan Emmons, Sheryl Sciarappa, Saturday June 19th, Old fami­ members by Friday to bis typeset & good condition for the summer Coast Guard Station at Cape Frances Eccles, Kristin Leo Fost­ Jamie Linger, Erica Crocker, liar faces were there from last considered for the following Thurs­ and the new Family Fun Base­ May. You served Avon well. er, Christina Freeman, Lisa Mar­ Thomas Mills, Jennifer Holdz- year, and the usual beach group day's edition. Mail to The Times, ball program. This is open to all Enjoy your new duty. PO Box 5, Ocean Orove, NJ 07756. ie Hansen, Wanda Lee Johnst­ kom, Justin Day, Sean Russell, kept ambling over to enjoy the eight-year-olds and up. The refreshing pool waters because on, William Jones, Brian Keeg­ Judy Nealon, William Rice, program is on Wednesday even­ Taylor Memorial the beach itself was too hot and an, Kristofor Robert Kerekes, Christopher Andretta, Sean Rus­ ings. You don’t have to come Picture Directory sell, Cherice Anthony, John the ocean too cold. It is well Belinda Lee Krone, Michael every week but it is hoped there Taylor Memorial is planning Menke, Jessica Beerman, Pat­ worth the $20 child fee and $35 George Latshaw, Sven Adrian will be a good core of players. a new full color Church Direc­ r ^ wiiuiiiiiiiiiiiyiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii«^ rick McManus, Michael O ’Keefe, adult for pool privileges. The Lofbloom, Thomas John Mc­ tory. Pictures will be taken Sat­ Jennifer Pryor, Stephen Plunk­ pool has received quite a facelift Grath, Frank Miskovics, Judrth The playgroud area closer urday July 17th from 10am to ett, Carlos Valdez, Katie Hart from last year. The pool itself Lucille Nealon, Tara Jean Pal­ to the Municipal Building will 4pm at the church. All members R o n a l d J . T r o p p o l i mer, Thomas John Reid, Sean and Andre Garrote. has been repainted and relined. soon be sportig a sand based and friends of Taylor Memorial Michael Hoffman Russell, Mich­ The "Physical Education Both of the back corner areas volleyball court. The back- are invited to participate in this Attom euatlm ael Scannapieco, Elizabeth Students of the Month" are: Zar- are again canopied for your boards are going to be re-plac­ program. You will have the op­ Rachael Serfaty, Jennifer Ann aya Blair, Alex Krone, Mary comfort. The back of the build­ • ed, and which would you pre­ portunity to choose the portrait Personal Injury Smith, Rachel Alexandra Smith, Wells, Randall Barlow, Todd ing has been resided in a very fer? Horseshoes or Bocci Ball? you want included in the direc­ Amanda Robbie Taylor, Michael Greenlow, Ashley Cook, Jennifer soft blue-gray. The garage sec­ • Municipal Court There is only room to put in tory. Other photo packages can Anthony Timpani, Fernando Val­ Hoidzkom, Emilio Acevedo, Cas- tion has been repainted and is one. Give Ken Bruton or a also be ordered. • Real Estate sie DeRosa, Daniel Dollive, emblazoned with the proclama­ dez, Jr., Julio Xavier Valentin, member of recreation a call if Vacation Bible School is Shonia Blair, Jason Saivstro, tion "Home of the Avon Naviga­ • Criminal Law Adam Waskis, Jason Michael you have a preference for one getting closer. A few needed tors," Reminder swim team Kenneth Wesley, Matthew Whee- Chris Zepeda, Alayne Santos, over the other. Horseshoes or items you may have available practice started last Monday. NO CHARGE FOR lock, Wallace Tyshawn Wilder. Wanda Johnston and Thomas Bocci Ball. and wish to donate for the pro­ Reid. Congratulations to all. Two not so old, but very Boys Baseball 1993 Wrap- For the recreation minded, gram are: 2 yards of striped or INITIAL Now that school’s out and familiar faces will be missed at up. The Neptune City Pirates a steam warning, KEEP YOUR solid color cotton fabric, 3 yards the kids have nothing to do, the pool this summer. Neither CONS.ULTATION finished with a 3-8 record, ft BIKES LOCKED IF YOU ARE of different colored yarns, pony why not sign them up for one or Karen Barry nor Ann Reilly will was a very frustrating season for NOT USING THEM. It seems beads, metal washers, corruga­ more of the programs offered by be returning as guards and the Pirates because they passed every season there is a rash of ted cardboard, crepe paper 774-1177 the Neptune City board of Rec­ swimming instructors. They are up many opportunities to win bike thefts in town. This year for streamers in red, yellow and or­ 118 Hwy. 35 • Neptune reation. They offer a daily rec­ off to new adventures. Re­ close games. Season highlights some reason it seems to be ange, paraffin or candle w ax,. include victories over Avon 9-3, reation program that runs five placements? Ready, willing and worse than others. It you stop and craft sticks. Any donation able: Brendan O ’Reilly, Megan © Bradley Beach 21-7 and a come weeks (July 6-Aug.6) Monday to go into a store, lock your of materials or time would be from behind victory over Holy through Friday from 9am to 12 Maloughney, and Katie McGror- bike. If you run in to visit a Innocents 11-8. Coach Pagano noon. You can register for one ry and the leader of the pack, friend, lock your bike. It only felt these boys should be com­ to five weeks. Cost is $25 per Laurie Tassey. takes a moment for someone to mended for their outstanding ef­ week or $110 for the entire five- For those unfamiliar with steal your bike and they are FOOT COMFORT fort this season. week session. Ages on this Is 5 the pool. The guards offer swim gone in a flash to leave you Chris Cascio was the most to 12 years old. lessons in the morning. They walking. Even in your garages, IS OUR BUSINESS consistent player serving as For fifth through eighth run two half hour sessions from lock you bike. Also if yoi^have both pitcher and catcher. Brian graders they are offering a two 9-10am. Lessons are from Mon­ not done so, register your bike For Your Convenience . For Your Confidence Keegan, team captain had 3 ex­ week "Introduction to Comput­ day through Thursday with four with the police department. For those who wear helmets, it is a • Same”day appointments • Board Eligible Foot good idea to lock them up with 9 Early Morning, Evening Orttiopedics. your bike. There are rails along & Saturday Hours Hospital or Office Foot the wooden bulwarking at the s Medicare Participants, Surgery Available MISNER CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CENTER beach to lock up bikes. The Most Insurance ' *24 Hour bikes will sit parallel to the walk­ Plans Accepted Emergency Service Dr. Kimberly I. Misner way. Do enjoy riding though. Its good for you and a pleasant WHY WAIT WHEN way to negotiate our pleasant Robert E; Sussman DPM town. Surgeon/Podiatrist YOU ARE IN PAIN? The Avon By The Sea Game Boards are in. All pro­ ceeds from the sale of the PODIATRIC HEALTH CARE Walk )n Health Center boards go to Avon recreation programs. The games cost fif­ ASSOCIATES No appointment necessary teen dollars and are available at the Avon Drug Store, the lobby (908) 775-5050 of the Midlantic Bank, and 2260 HWY 33 NEPTUNE 7 7 6 - 7 2 6 0 Office Hours: Country by the Sea, all on Main Street. Thanks to all the adver­ ; ■ M-W-F 10-1 & 3 - 7:30 tisers and sponsors who made JERSEY SHOES the game a success. MEDICAL CENTER al:__ Tu,Th 12-5 Sat. 10-12 Conaratulatlons Graduates HWY. 3 3 185 W. Sylvania Ave. The following Avon youth com­ D R . SUSSMAN'S OFFICE pleted high school this year and ------r “ , Neptune City NJ 07753 are on to college in the fall. Probably two of the most trau­ CALL NOW FOR AN APPOINTMENT AT YOUR CONVENIENCE matic events in a young persons PAGE 6 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1993 successful. Joseph Santanello, Fifth grade students had a Bill and his wife, the for­ team with their winnings. The Porter. Elizabeth Capano, Guid­ Principal, opened the day with girls encourage and support fun day after recieiving their ance Counselor was the coordi­ mer Nancy McGarvey of pride, pomp and circumstance. Selected each other. “There’s no star awards at an Assembly pro­ nator for this project. James Bradley Beach, have been With Olympic music. Superinten­ gram. First place essay winners system here, they are all treated Terrell, Assistant Superintendent dent of School, Michael T. Lake married 20 years. She is a the same," says Morris. in the contest....“What Green of Schools and Maureen Weber, and Physical Ed. teacher, An­ Grove Means To Me* were Niki- President, Board of Education secretary for the Middle Neptune Middle School thony Rapolla raised the Ameri­ The 8th grade promotion sia Martin, Paul Bongarzone and brought greetings and challeng­ School and told The Times can and Olympic flags. The en­ Andre Sullivan. Second place ceremony was held in the Nep­ ed the students to strive hard tire student body was outside winners, Ricardo Logan, Mere­ of the remarkable progress tune H.S. gymnasium. The 200 and continue to make good ach­ and participated in the Pledge dith Orr and Benny Martin and Bill has made in regaining plus students marched in as the ievements. to the Flag and the singing of third place was Brian Cafferty, Middle School Band played the Summerfleld School health and happiness. He The Star Spangled Banner and The prizes were savings bonds Olympic Spirit. Greetings were Students in the 5th grade in praises 'family, friends & My Country.Tis of Thee. Linda in $100 and $50. Certificates extended by Michael Lake Sup­ this school enjoyed an evening Beekman, PTA President, greet­ were presented for honors and therapists” as a ”delicate erintendent, Sylvia Thomas, with music and refreshments to ed everyone and gave direc­ high honors and Band. Mrs. support system," enabling Principal, and Dr. Robert B. Mor­ end this school year. They were tions for the day’s activities. Jodry’s 4th grade students pre­ gan, H.S. Principal. Zanada recognized for their hard work him to help people confront Nancy Washington, Guidance sented musical selections. Joyner, Scarlet Key President with certificates from the Princi­ Counselor, was named the Oly­ life’s challenges. In addition and Kamla Bhalai gave reflec­ pal, Daniel Edelson. To the de­ mpic leader for the day. After Gables School to work around the house tions of their years at the Middle light of parents and friends, the many activities, games and The Presidential Academic School. Some awards present­ students sang four selections and in his computer, he’s an much fun, the group enjoyed Fitness Awards were presented ed included the Most Improved directed by Denise Holtz, music active volunteer and speaker pizza. to eight students by Neptune Student: Cornelious Service; teacher and several students Keith White, 5th grade stu­ Twp. Council woman and 2nd for the N.J. Head Injury Typing Awards: Pam DeVera shared reflections of the time dent, presented a check to Mark grade teacher at this school, Assn. and Theresa Scott; Service to they have spent in this school STEPHEN J. VETRANO, Oeeves whose wife, Jan, is ill. Patricia Monroe. Students re­ Community; Zanada Joyner and what it has meant to them. The effort was possible from the ceiving the award were: James 136 Oxonia Ave., Neptune, and the Outstanding 8th grade Greetings were extended by the proceeds of the School Store. Burgstahler, Louise Firner, At­ PTA President, Karen Dixson- has been selected as the Student award for Academics Sue Green is the Coordinator, hena Maroulis, Katelyn McCook, and Service had a tie: Theresa Salley. recipient of the Colgate- “Storytime" Linda Beekman also presented Stephanie McEwan, Adam Ros- A packed house is the way Scott and Kamla Bhalia. Certifi­ Palmolive Achievement a check to Mr. Deeves in behalf enburg, Camita Shivers and cate of Promotion were present­ rt was on Friday as 90 four-year- of the PTA. Leslie Trainor. Recognized for old Pre-Kindergarten students Award In Biology at Tren­ At Library ed by the school Principal, the Green Grove School extraordinary effort were Darne marched across the stage to re­ ton State College, where Neptune Twp. - Regis­ Acting Vice Principal, Diane Winners of the Nutrition Drake and Renatta Warren. Cer­ ceive their diploma from Michael he Is a Junior. He is also a tration begins Monday, June Hewitt and the Dpt. Chairperson, Poster Contest received gift cer­ tificates of Commendation were T. Lake, Superintendent of Dean’s List honor student 28th, at 10am for 3 & 4-year- Robert K. Kibbler. The SPTO tificates from Perkins. They are presented the following students Schools. Brenda J. Terrell, Sup­ old pre-school children for provided the refreshments. Jarryd Anderson, 1st grade; for their community as a volun­ ervisor of this program compli­ for the year. Shaun Jasper, 2nd grade; Am­ teer: Ernest Graham, Stephanie ’’storytime" in the Neptune Li­ Shark River Hills School mented the teachers and par­ Hats off to the PTA, staff anda Nichols, 3rd grade: Tanei- McEwan, Raina Thompson, ents for excellent cooperation brary. The schedule this and students of this school The sha Walker, 4th grade and Ben­ Diana Jackson, Adam Kirchner, during the year, which has Bill Moore summer will be Mondays first Olympic Field Day was very ny Martin, 5th grade. Clarence Porter and Clarissa mads this day possible. from July 12 to Aug. 16 at Continued from Page 1 1:30 & at 7:15pm & Tues­ as he experiences "a new days, July 13 - Aug. 17, at beginning" 10; 15am. NEPTUNE HIGH SCHOOL Bill Moore now believes "Storytime” for 2-year-old that “the grand essentials of toddlers will be Wednesdays, happiness are; Something July 14 - Aug. 4, at 10:15 Class of 1993 to do, Something to love, and 11:15am. These tots will and Something to hope for!” register beginning June 30 at College Acceptances He was graduated from 10am. Manasquan H.S. in 1953, and joined the Navy and later en­ rolled in Monmouth College, Military Enlistments graduating in 1962. He be­ gan teaching 7th & 8th by EVELYN M. PAYNE grades in the middle school Alabama State University Howard University Southern University of Baton Rouge Neptune High School in Ocean Grove, and later Alison Noack and Keith Ed­ Ann May School of Nursing Johnson & Wales University State University of N.Y. (Albany) transferred to the high monds represented Neptune Atlantic County City College Kean College St. Peters College school where he taught soc­ H.S. as they were honored at Berkeley Business College Lebanon Valley College Stevens Institute ial studies, coached fresh­ the 3rd annual Sportsmanship Awards luncheon on June 6. Bloomfield College Lehigh University Stockton State College man basketball and was fac­ Noack and Edmonds were sel­ Brookdale Community College Lock Haven University Talladega College ulty advisor to the debating ected because of their leader­ Brown University Marist College Temple University team. ship, sportsmanship and as ov­ Bucknell University Marshall University The Stuart School of Business erall role models. The selection He earned a master’s also included being a senior Cittone Institute Messiah College Towson State University degree from Seton Hall and varsity letter winner in a least Clark College (Atlanta) Monmouth College Trenton State College became Neptune Jr. High one sport and be in satisfactory College of Notre Dame of Maryland Montclair State College University of Dayton counselor, which led to his academic standing, having Columbus College of Art & Design N.C. A&T State University University of Delaware good citizenship qualities, being appointment as coordinator able to accept loss without com­ Culinary Institute, Hyde Park N.C. Wesleyan College University of Florida of the Neptune Twp. Drub plaint and victory without gloat­ Delaware State College New Hampshire College University of Maryland Abuse program. This was ing and being fair, generous Drew University New Jersey Institute of University of Maryland followed by his selection to and courteous. Two students Dudley Institute Technology from 29 high schools with their (Eastern Shore) head the Neptune Commun­ athletic directos, parents and Duquesne University New York University University of Miami ity School (adult education guests came together as the NJ E. StroudsburgUniversity Norfolk State University University of N.C. at Charlotte program) from 1973 to 1985. State Senator Joseph A. Palaia East Carolina University North Carolina State University University of Nevada challenged the student athletes He was tapped by Supt. to be the leaders of a better to­ Eastern College Northwood Institute University of Scranton of Schools Victor Christie to morrow In his address to them. Florida A&M University Palm Beach Atlantic College Upsala College head the Thorough & Effi­ Congratulations to the girls Florida State University Pennsylvania State University Virginia Polytechnic Institute cient Education Program as Track Team and their coach, Fordham University Virginia State University Caleb Morris. They ended the Pfeiffer College outlined by the state. During season at the top and are very Franklin Pierce College Phoenix College West Virginia State College this period he was also pres­ excited about their success. Gannon University Princeton University West Virginia Wesleyan College ident of the Central N.J. Ur­ Morris has an unwritten contract Genesse Commimity College Ramapo College William Paterson College ban Schools Improvement with his team. He says, "if they give 100% effort, he gives each Geneva College Randolph-Macon College Yale University Program and in 1986 he was one a chance to grow, excel Georgia Southern College Rensselaer Poly Tech named an Asst. Supt. for and succeed." Apparently, this Grambling State University Rider College Military Enlistments Township schools. agreement has paid off for the Green Mountain College Rochester Institute of Technology Hampton University Rutgers University (Douglas) U.S. Army 4 ^»xm m \\vxvvvx>K Harvard University Rutgers University (Livingston) U.S. Air Force 2 Hofstra University Rutgers University U.S. Marines 1 Holy Cross College Seton Hall University U.S. Navy 3

The N ^tune Township Board of Education wishes to congratulate the individual students and parents of the Neptune High School Graduation Class of 1993 on their desire to pursue a college education and serve in the FIne.Diri'yg St Cocktails United States Military. College acceptance and military service are a positive reflection upon the Hwy, 35 OvQ.'tooking Bek^^.BoatSodn Administration, Teachers, and Suppot Staff whose efforts ably prepare our young people for the challenge of university, college, and military life. We are gratified for the support of parents and the entire Neptune Dinner Specials June 23 - June 29 Township Community on behalf of our graduating scholars.

Hungarian Goulash ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF BOARD OF EDUCATION SPECIALLY PRICED $ 6.25 Maureen R. Weber, President 8.75 Michael T. Lake, Superintendent of Schools Chicken Livers Sauteed In Wine James L. Terrell, Assistant Superintendent Frances J. Taylor, Vice President Broiled 8 oz. Halibut Steak 11.20 Veal Cutlet Parmiglana 10.80 Robert B. Morgan, Principal, High School Gilmon D. Brooks Assorted Seafood Au Graten 11.20 Joseph T. Ryan, Vice Princ^al JoAnne B. Collins Robert A. Lampinen, Jr., Vice Principal Joseph J. Garbarine Vincent E. Ardery, Administrator For Domenick LaGaipa Entrees Incluae sckxi. vegetable and polota Co-Curricular & Athletic Activities Dominic Loperfido Broakfosf & Lunch Spectais.Doily Shirley Parker, Guidance Chairperson Harry N. Smith Gail M. Taylor ^OPEN. 24 HOUftS B3 I-681*1728^;-681-1728 THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1993 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES PAGE 7

M. Shotwell, Sr., beach man­ 30 YEARS AGO ager for the Ocean Grove Lake Clean-Up Continues (From the May 31,1963, Camp Meeting Association. The Lillagaard Sand sculpture contests, issue of The Times) ALBERTA LAKE, once a scenic site In Neptune that be­ biathlon races, volleyball Neptune H.S. seniors cited came stagnant and clogged with silt & growth, Is being for academic achievement at the tournaments, kite flying con­ 4t The Beach Overlooking The Sea dredged and reconditioned by C. Caruso of Ocean Twp. annual Scholarship Recognition tests (co-sponsored by Sky 5 Abbott Avenue, Ocean Grove, NJ Night included Barbara Buckley, The bordering areas will be landscaped In this $82,475 High Kites located on Pitman An Authentic 1871 Victorian B & B Hotel Ben Dunn, Richard Eittreim, Al­ project. A gazebo Is being constructed by and will be In­ Ave. in the Grove), and arts Beautifully Restored in a National Historic District. bert Francese, Ann Greenbaum, stalled by the township’s public works dept. Rehabili­ Elizabeth Handley, Jeffrey Hen­ and crafts shows will be Nifty, Thrifty and Charming tation was planned In 1989 when the state froze Its dricks, Elizabeth Kinsey, Sandra among the activities in the Harris, Kathieen Kuster, William $60,000 grant for the project. This funding was released STAY 5 NIGHTS summer long program. Megill, Judith Meyers, Victoria this year. GET THE WEEKEND FREE Mosur, George Nemeth, Susan- The schedule of events Families Welcome * * * Senior Discounts ne Organic, Mary Strevell, Kath­ is as follows: Victorian Period Rooms - $39 $73 Range. leen Stoffell, Frederick Tiede- Sand Sculpture Contest. man, Leonard Waltz and Robert Private & Detached Baths VanDyke. July 10th, 10 AM - 2 PM; 90»-774-4049 • *00-231-3295 All-number calling was to Biathlon (Main Avenue THOMSON AGENCY start June 22 in the N.J. Bell Tel­ Boardwalk) July 24th, 9 AM; ephone system. Here at the * * * VollevballTournament (North Shore, PRospect becomes 77. Neptune’s Intermediate End), July 24th, 10 AM - 5 School baseball team won the PM; Life Guard Tournament For Sale county Grammar School cham­ (Middle Beach), July 26th, 6 Proctor pionship. Piayers included COLONIAL .6 u t e Steven Young, Dan Zulla, Dan PM; Sky High Kite FIvina Four bedrooms. Could be mother- Lewis, Tom Gardner, Don Beek- Contest. (Pathway Mall), July Continued from Page 1 15 YEARS AGO man, Dennis Young, Ron Thom­ 31st, 12 Noon; Scavenger daughter. Needs T.L.C. $79,000 as, Barry Williams, Kim Cole­ Hunt (Main Avenue), Aug. ceeded his friend, Edtward B. (From the May 25,1978, man, Jim Wilk, John Turchyn, 500 Main Street, Avon 774-0246 28th, 10 AM - 2 PM; ^ Knight, as Assemblyman for Larry Clark, Mike Douglass, Bill Issue of The Times) Jurgens, Dick Davis, Rich Haller, Show, Aug. 21st, 10 AM - 5 two one-year terms. In 1937 Diane Elizabeth Sammons Rich Conover and Coach Roy PM, and Craft Show. Sept. he was named a County and Shari Ann Jackson, both of Dunshee. Neptune, were graduated from 4th, 9 AM - 5 PM. Judge, a post he vacated t.%itiii*%%*%*%%%%x**%%t.%*%*%%-in*%%x******** William & Mary College. Ccean Grove beach when he was elected the fol­ Ocean Grove's Homestead hours are Daily 9 AM - 5:30 * S T . PAUL’S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH * lowing year to the N.J. Sen­ 50 YEARS AGO * X Restaurant at the North End PM; Sunday 12:30 PM - 5:30 New York & Embury Aves,, Ocean Grove ate where he served three 3- opened for its 64th season. (From the May 28,1943, * X PM. Daily beach badges are year terms. In 1947 he was London Broil was $1.79 lb; issue of The Times) * ^ e fa C c e ^ X pork shoulder, $1.19; pork loin, $4.50; weekend special (Sat­ * X named a Superior Court Layman M. Sternbergh, $1.35, and pork center cut owner of the Shore Ball Alleys at urday & Sunday) $7.00; sea­ * X Judge and in 1958 he was $1.79. Ocean Grove’s North End, was son badge $ ^ .0 0 ; youth * X Two-story Victorian home elevated to the N.J. Supreme engaged in war work with the X X with bath and two powder badge (Ages 12-17) $30.00. Court. Sperry Gyroscope Co. on Long X THIS SUNDAY AT 9:00 AM . X rooms, near beach, was for sale For further information Island, was opening his popular X Pastor Chock Root - 775-1125 X in Ocean Grove for $29,500. concession here with Bob Davis Justice Proctor was mar­ call the Ccean Grove Beach X X Other offerings included a 2- as manager. Sternbergh said "YOUR CHURCH IN THE GROVE* Cffice: Fishing Pier at Em­ X X ried to the late Dorothy bedroom furnished summer cot­ he would be on hand to greet Young of Bradley Beach for tage for $19,200; a 3-bedroom everyone Saturdays. Staff Sgt. bury Avenue, Ccean Grove, xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx brick home, $32,500. 57 years and they, and their James I. Hendrickson was home NJ 07756, (908) 988-5533. Officers of the Ocean Grove in Ocean Grove on a furlough, two daughters, were Interlak­ Shuffleboard Club were Lou after 17 months in Hawaii. He en residents for many years. Nash, pres.; Dave Gamble, 1st saw his 9-month-old daughter, LOCALS Ccean Grove has hac He now resides at the Harro­ v.p.; Carl Johnson, 2nd v.p.; Al­ Karen Alta, for the first time. ice Bormann, secy.; Jessie Dav­ two residents inducted intc gate life care residence in Mrs. Ida J. White, proprieter ison, treas.; ^ tt y Minchers, Net­ of the Spray View Hotei in the Toms River Schools’ Hall Ocean County. He is a tie Manley Orrie Bordwin, Harry Ocean Grove,'died at her home of Fame. They are Dr. DALE M member of St. Paul's U.M. Green, Jack Dundos and Bob in Port Orange, Fla. U Home Of The Week Nixon, trustees. WHILDEN, outgoing South­ Church in the Grove and Mrs. Joseph Porter was in­ The Neptune H.S. Girls Ath­ ern New Jersey United Meth­ during the summer, attends stalled as president of the letic Assn, elected for the next Ocean Grove PTA. odist Conference lay leader, the seasonal Elberon Mem­ school year Rita Prate, pres.; ^ 90 Mount Tabor Way - Vic-H Sponsored by Unexceiled and the Rev. LLCYD R. AP­ orial Church, where he is a Robin ^ a m , v.p.; Sheree La- Fire Co., Neptune’s annual Barre, secy.; Kathy Armstrong, PLEGATE, retired pastor of torian century home features ^ trustee. Memorial Day program in West treas.; Lisa Klein, 'Black' chief, Grove Church was to be addres­ the Hamilton United Metho­ m and Debbie Hart, 'Red' chief. comer location - 3 porches, 4 Ji] sed by Col. W.F. Palmer of Fort dist Church, Neptune. n Monmouth. Dr. Whilden is a dentist bedrooms and den. 2 1/2 M Sgt. G. Adrian Schantz of M Ocean Grove was recalled to and part-time missionary baths, stain glass windows - bay H the states from his service in En­ who, along with his wife, gland to enter Officers Candid­ Carol, has spent a month or windows, hardwood floors. All ates School at Camp Davis, You'll Be Sold On so the past several years do­ N.C. systems under 3 yrs. old. y Edwin L Leoy craft of Bel- ing dentistry and evangelism The Bills Agency mar weis elected president of the in various parts of the under­ $104,900 ;4 1^; * ♦ * ♦ ^ N.J. State Federation of Sports­ developed world. He was in­ men and Wm. Stanley Apple- gate of Neptune was named ducted into the Hall of Fame Don’t B u y This Home - Unless you are I 71 Mount Pisgah Way - White § secretary. in 1992. very handy or want a roomy summer Ruth Dowden of Ocean Pastor Applegate is a picket fence - surrounds this M Grove, a teacher in Manasquan home. Asking $72,000 past president of the New H.S., and George Dowden of beautiful Victorian, double Double Header - Roomy two family on Newark, a graduate of Stevens Jersey Council of Churches u oversized lot. Facing South on Broadway, who was with RCA, were mar­ and founder of the Depart­ porch, 3 b/r home. Price red­ ried in Newark. n Fenced in yard. Live in one, rent the ment of Pastoral Care at Jer­ uction to $119,000. Call for m other. Fine home. $138,500 sey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. He is the author of k app’t. Your Choice • All Under $100.000 Fun & Games two books, one biography of n * * ♦ ♦ Sunny Cheerful Bun£alow - Nice living in a Christian doctor/politician y Begin July 10 131 Main Avenue - 3 bed- a year-round neighborhood. $87,500 and the other on six Cld n Mother-Daughter Home - This home, just At The Beach Testament prophets, their rooms, 2 baths. Present offers. conflicts, and how they m listed is an affordable Victorian, near aud­ Ocean Grove - The handled them. Mr. Apple- n $84,900 beachfront, here, is ready for He ik )k H: itorium. $95,000 gate was inducted this another summer season with Two Bedroom Bungalow - Abbott Avenue. spring. %P. a full schedule of exciting, Cottage Cottage Cottage Both inductees are This may be the one you want. $89,000 fun-filled activities for child­ M members of the Board of Adorable - southern exposure. Attractive Bungalow - Southside, hardwood ren, teenagers, and grown­ Trustees of the Ccean Grove floors, two bedrooms, new roof. Excellent ups starting July 10 and con­ H Move right in. $58,500 H Camp Meeting Association. Condition. tinuing through September 4, y * H: He He $70,000 y it was announced by David Embury Arms Condominium - Two bed­ y Ocean Front Condo *- 27 rooms, 1st floor. Take a look. $74,900 Oceanfront Hotel - Spacious owner’s apart­ y Ocean Avenue. Beautiful units ment. Provides comfortable year-round liv­ An Opportunity $79,900, $129,000 & $109,000. ing. 29 renting rooms, 11 with private Don’t miss this one $119,000. bath, fire alarm system, basement, garage Of A Lifetime He He He He and much much more. Asking $378,000 Renovated Historical Property Main Avenue, Ocean Grove 2,800 sq. ft. commercial area. i OCEAN GROVE REALTY THE BILLS AGENCY 990 sq. ft. basement & storage area 67 Main Ave., Ocean Grove w/residential income from 2 apts. Serving You For The Past 65 Years CALL: 774-2600 days >1E (908) 774-7166 Realtor * MLS * Appraiser 4-A 775-4534 - eves. 8%*Ss***^*Si?*S^**4tt*S8i*Ncy*^**^**itt**a**itf**^*^*^^^^^ltf**;t.***T 78 Main Avenue * 1-908-774-2124 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1993

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SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF RESOLUTION #93-381 61-315 61-494 61-493 AUDIT REPORT OF THE Township of Neptune SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF S SALE OCEAN GROVE SEWERAGE DISTRICT County of Monmouth SUPERIOR COURT SUPERIOR COURT SUPERIOR COURT For th« Fiscal Year Ended Dacamber 31,1992 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OF OF NEW JERSEY OF NEW JERSEY OF i>£W JERSEY Raqulrsd by N.J.S. 40A;5A-16 AUTOMATED DEFIBRILLATORS CHANCERY DIVISION CHANCERY DIVISION CHANCERY DIVIC-.ON COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET WHEREAS, the Township of Neptune desires to participate MONMOUTH COUNTY MONMOUTH COUNTY MONMOUTH COUNTY Dacambar 31,1992 and 1991 in an early defibrillation program recommended by the Ameri­ Docket No F-847-91 Docket No F-3139-92 Docket No F-3896-92 Dacambar 31 Dacambar 31 can Heart Association and conducted by the MONOC hospitai Greentree Mortgage Corporation. GE Capital Mortgage Services, Inc., A ssa la Yaar1992 Year 1991 consortium under regulation of the New Jersey Department of Trtco Mortgage Company. Inc.. Plain­ Plaintiff vs: Unrestricted Assets: Health, to provide state-of-the-art emergency medical response Plaintiff vs: tiff vs; Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 457,421.58 467,945.78 to citizerrs within our municipality; and, Michael Hersh. et ux. et als. Defendant Paul G. Donnelly and Yvonne Donnel­ Larnck E. Oameis, Kevtn E. Daniels Accounts Receivable: WHEREAS, participation in the MONOC program requires By virtue ol a writ ol execution in the ly. his wife, et als. Defendants and Kay Kay Daniels, husband and Customer Sewer Charges and the purchase of automated defibrillators from SpaceLabs Med­ above stated action to me directed. I By virtue of a writ of execution in the wife. Defendants Interest 98.955 .85 74,401.15 ical, Inc., 15220 N.E. 40th Street, Redmond WA 98073-9713; shall expose tor sale at public vendue, above stated action to me directed, I By virtue of a writ of execution in the Total Unrestricted Assets 55g!377.45 54 2,346.93 and, at 50 East Main Street, (lormerly the shall expose for sale at public vendue, above stated action lo me directed, t Restricted Assets: WHEREAS, N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(t) provides that any pur­ U.S. Post Office), in the Borough ol at 50 EasI Main Street, (formerly the shall expose for sale at public vendue, Security Deposits - Sewer Rent chase, contract or agreement describe in section 4 of this act Freehold, County ol Monmouth, New U.S. Post Oflice). in the Borough of at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the Reserve - Cash 141,671.45 123,716.12 may be made, negotiated or awarded by the governing body Jersey, on Monday, the 28th day of Freehold, County ol Monmouth. New U S Post Office), in the Borough of Renewal and Replacement - without public advertising for bids and bidding therefor if emer­ Juno. 1993. at 2 o'clock, P M, Jersey, on Monday, the 19th day ol Ju­ Freehold. County of Monmouth. New Cash 39 .286 .22 15,116.38 gency medical services provided by a hospital to the residents prevailing lime. ly. 1993, al 2 o'clock, PM. prevailing Jersey, on Monday, the I9lh day ol Ju­ Renewal and Replacement - of a municipality or county provided that such exception be al­ The property to be sold is located in the time. ly. 1993. at 2 o'clock. PM prevailing Investments 12,213.78 11,383.62 lowed only after the governing body determines that the emer­ Borough ol Bradley Beach m the Coun­ The property to be sold is located in the time. Township Contracts - gency services are available only from one provider; and, ty of Monrrtouth, State of Now Jersey Borough of Bradley Beach in Ihe Courv The property to be sold is located in the Investments 15.000.00 WHEREAS, the Township of Neptune wishes to appropriate Commonly known as: 411W Evergreen ty ol Monmouth. State of New Jersey. Township of Neptune in the County of Total Restricted Assets 20e!i71.'45 T5C;5T5T5 $38,780.00 for the purchase of eight model 510 Automatic Def­ Ave. Commonly known as: 400 Monmouth Monmouth. Slate of New Jersey. Property and Equipment: ibrillators and appurtenant equipment; Tax Lot No. 8 in Block No. 79. Avenue. Commonly krx^vn as 1911 Greenwood Equipm ent 10,146.70 10,146.70 THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Township of Nep­ Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Tax Lot No. 15 in Block No 79 Avenue (5 ,689.00) tune, County of Monmouth. State of New Jersey that the Emer­ Less: Accumulated Depreciation 17,4^.00) 64.43' X 35' X 81.10' X 40' X 146' x Dimensions of Lot’ (Approximately) Tax Lot No 148 in Block No. 265. Total Property and Equipment 2.678.70 4.45775 gency Management (krordinator be and hereby is authorized 5 02'. 107.70' wide by 91.90' tong. Dvnensrons of Lot (Approximately) 50' Tntal AeeeHt S767!^7!5a 697.020.75 to purchase automatic defibrillators as state herein; and, Nearest Cross Street: Madison Ave.. Nearest Cross Slreel: Situate on the 125' UabllltlM and Fund Equity BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of this resolution X A lull legal description is available at rxxthwest corner ol Monmouth Avenue Current Liabilities: be forwarded to the Chief Financial Officer, Deputy Treasurer, Nearest Cross Street Bloomfield Ave. and Madison Avenue and running Accounts Payable $129,805.05 129,462.51 Auditor and be printed once in a newspaper authorized by law the Office of the Sheriff TERMS OF SALE DEPOSIT: 10% of Fund Equity: and the contract shall be kept on file for public inspection in TERMS OF SALE DEPOSIT 10% ol TERMS OF SALE- DEPOSIT 10% Ol the bid amount at the time of sale. Retained Earnings: the office of the Clerk. the bid amount at the time of sale. Ihe bid amount at the lime of sale Baiar>ce due in 30 days Cash or Unrestricted 570,922.53 541,058.24 JOHN O. GROSS, Mayor Balance due in 30 days Cash or Balance due in 30 days. Cash or certified check only Restricted: Attest: RICHARD J. CUTTRELL, R.M.C., Municipal Clerk certified check only. certified check only The approximate amount of the 51,500.00 26.500 .00 The approximate amount of the The approximate amount of Ihe judgment ar>d commission to be Renewal and Replacement (25) r\DrMKiAur-BORDINANCE kjrtNO. ooo299 $24.80 637.42^.53 567!55S.54 judgment and commission to be Total Fund Equity _ ____ Borough of Interlaken judgment and commission to be satisfied by sale is the sum of satisfied by sale is the sum of Total Liabilities and Fund Equity $767,227.M __6576^075______County of Monmouth satisfied by sale is the sum of $93,031 21 Additionally, all sales are The accompanying Notes to FinaiKial Statements are an Notice is hereby given that the foregoing Ordinance was in­ $96,702.29 Additionally, all sales are $276,741.93 Additionally, all sales are subject 10 Sheriff ^ lees to be paid by integral part of this statement troduced and passed on first reading at a regular meeting of subtect 10 Sheriff's fees, to be paid by subject to Sheriff's lees, lo be paid by the succef:'i/i bidder (Advertising, Ocean Grove Sewerape District The Mayor and Council of The Borough of Interlaken, held the successful bidder (Advertising. the successful bidder (Advertising. Mileage and Costs) Statement of Revenue. Bcpensesand June 21, 1993 and will be considered for final passage and Mileage and Costs). Mileage and Costs) The Sheriff hereby reserves the right Changes In Furid adoption at the regular meeting of said Mayor arid Council to The Sheriff hereby reserves the right The Sheriff hereby reserves Ihe righi to adjourn ihi'; sale without further For The Yeara~End^ December 31. 1992 and 1991 be held at The Borough Hall, 100 Grasmere Avenue, Interlak­ to adfourn this sale without further Year Year 1991 to adjourn this sate without further notice by pubt>ctfK>n en. New Jersey on July 12.1993 at 8:00 P.M. or as soon there­ notice by publication. notice by publtcabon. WILLIAM M LANZARO, Sheriff Operating Flevenues: after as said matter can be reached, at which time and place WILLIAM M LANZARO. Sheriff WILLIAM M LANZARO. Sheriff Dated June 2X M. : -y 7. 14 Customer Service and Con­ all persons who may be interested will be given an opportunity Daled: June 2. 9, 16, 23 Dated: June 23. 30. July 7, 14 Greenberg. Shmc r‘-*,o. Weinroth & sumption Charges $607,133.28 584,822.09 to be heard. Hack. Piro, O'Day, Merklinger, Wallace Shapiro $ Kreisman. Attorneys Miller. Attorr>eys Operating Expenses: Mary Jane Knight RMC 44 0,31 4.00 456,372.00 6 McKenna. P.A . Attorneys Edward C. Lambert, for the firm John C Milter Ml. fo' 'he firm Costs of Providing Services AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR SPECIAL DUTY AS­ 103,536.81 John McKenna, lor the firm renoi 662-5535 (609) 964 06B0 Administrative and General 139,289.98 SIGNMENTS FOR POLICE OFFICERS 1.779.00 (201) 325-1122 Depreciation 1,779.00 The Mayor and Council of The Borough of Interlaken, Mon­ (25-28) $63.24 58T355!S5 561.687.fel (25*28) $63.24 mouth County, New Jersey, do ordain: (22*25) 61-335 $63.24 63-71 Operating lncome/(Loss) 1S > 5 0 5 ^3!l34.i^8 1. Any and all extra duty assignments for police personnel 63-102 SHERIFF S SALE SHERIFF'S s a l e Non-Operating Revenues; shall be determined and approved by The Chief of Police or SHERIFF S SALE SUPERIOR COURT Interest on Sewer Charges 18,761.45 15,629.08 his designee. No police officer shall perform special duty as­ SUPERIOR COURT SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Interest on Invested Funds 13,994.21 30,053.54 signments for private parties for compensation other than OF NEW JERSEY OF NEW JERSEY Interest on Sewer Rent Reserve through the procedure set forth in this ordinance. The Chief CHANCERY DIVISION CHANCERY DIVISION CMANCilRY OfVISJON Neptune Township 8,2 68.3 3 7,346.51 shall obtain such information rts he determines necessary and MONMOUTH COUNTY MONMOUTH COUNTY MONMOUTH COUNTY Search Fees 1.290.00 1.105.00 is authorized to ^prove such special duty police work in ac­ Docket No F-7220-91 Docket No F-1993-92 Docket No F-77B6-92 2 .9 75.0 0 Tap Connection Fees 1.700.00 cordance with this ordinance. The Chief of Police may assign Tfte Nafional Stale Bank. Elr,zabefh. Government National Mongage Meritor Mortgage Corporation East. Other Income 100.00 3,264.68 Plaintiff 60‘373:S1 a patrol vehicle for use in performing extra duty if and in the NJ. Platntiff vs Assoc.. Plaintiff vs: 44.j 13:55 event it is determined that the use a patrol vehicle is nec­ Eli)ah Gilliam and Jacqueline GiHiam. Daryl E Daniels and Sheitah C Oarer>ce E AMgood. et al. Defendant Income Before Non-Operating essary to perform the contracted duty. The Chief may deny his wife, et ats. Defendants Oamels. hfr wife, et al. Defendants By vfftue of a writ of execution in the Expenses 69.864.29 83.508.09 the assignment or use of police officers or vehicles and/or im­ By virtue of a writ of executK>n m the By virtue of a wrrt of execution m the above staled ac’ to me directed. 1 Non-Operating Expenses: pose any condition or requirement as in his sole discretion and above staled action to me directed, I Shea expose tor salt ai public vendue, 135.100.82 above stated action to me directed. I Capital Projects determination as in the best interest of The Borough and/or the shaft expose for safe at public vendue, 50 East M >*n Street, (formerly the Net lncome/(Loss) 69 ,864 .25) (5 1 ,^ 7 3 ) shafl expose tor sale at pubhc vertout, police officers or public safety. The Chief shall b e guided by al SO East Mam Street, (formerly the U S Post Office) T’-e Borough of Retained Earnings January 1 5 6 7.55 8.24 619,150.97 at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the the nature of the assignment and should avoid those with con­ U S Post OH»ce). m the Borough of U S Post Office), m the Borough of Freehold. Cowrr, ^ Monmouth. New Retained Earnings December 31 $637,4^^ 5fe?!55fe:S4 .______flicts of interest and/or high risk of injury. The Chief of Police The accompanying Notes to Financial Statements are an Freehold. County of Monmouth. New Freehold. County of Monmouth. New Jersey, on Monday, (he I9th day of Ju­ may assign a patrol vehicle for use in p^orm ing extra duty if Jersey, on Monday, (he 28th day of Jersey, on Mor>day. the I9lh day of Ju­ ly, 199"- at 2 o'riock PM prevailing integral part of this statement and in the event it is determined that the use of a patrol ve­ June. 1993 a« 2 o'clock. PM prevailing ly. 1993 at 2 o'clock, PM prevaHing lime The above summary or synopsis was prepared from the hicle is necessary to perform the contracted d i^ . lime. The propehy to be add « tocated in the report of audit of the Ocean Grove Sewerage District for the 2. The work to be performed shall be considWed 'Special linr>e The properly to be sold is located in the lowns^-i, of Neptune to the County of fiscal year ended December 31, 1992. assignment from irrdependent contractors" and will not be con­ Atl that tract or parcel of land and Township of Neptune in the County of M or nouth. Stale of New Jersey This report of audit submitted by Armour S. Hulsart and sidered a direct assignment The taking of any and all extra premises, situate, lymg and being m Monmouth. Slate of New Jersey Commonly known as 206 Atkins Company, Certified Public Accountants, is on file at the d ^ assignments shall be on a voluntary basis in accordance Ihe Township of Neotune. County of District's office, and may bo inspected by any interested with a fair and reasonable system established and administer­ Commonly known as: 12t Holborn Monmouth, State of New Jersey, more AverHM person. ed by The Chief of Police. Lar>e particutady described as toflowt Tax Lot No 61 m BkKk No. 160. RICHARD R FURBECK, Chairman 3. Officers engaged in special duty assignments shall be Tax Lot No 29 in Block No. 3026 Comrr>or9y kfKMvn as: 1 Martow Place Dimer>s*ons of Ld (Approximately) (25) $51.46 deemed on-duty and shall conform to all p^ice department Dimensions of Lof: (Approximately) Tax Lot No. 5 in Block No 3011 4750' X 16512' x 4750' x 16512’. rules, regulations and procedures. All such agreements for 107’ X 122'. TERMS OF SALE DEPOSIT 10% of Nearest Cross Stred 140' from Tenth NOTICE special duty assignments shall be contracted for in writing by Nearest Cross Street; Oxford Way the bid amour>t al the time of sale- Avenue SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY the completion of a form available from the Police Department Additional inlormaiton can be found in Balance due in 30 deys Cash or TERMS OF SALE DEPOSIT: 10% ol CHANCEFIY DIVISION which contracts shall be kept on record as other such public the Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office certified check only. the b«d amount at the time of sale. FAMILY PART documents. All payments due under such agreements shall TERMS OF SALE; DEPOSIT: 10% of The approximate amount of the BalarKe due in 30 days. Cash or MONMOUTH COUNTY be paid 15 days from the date of billing. Interest shalled be the bid amount at the time of sale judgment and commission to be certified check only DOCKET NO. FM-13-1893-93-B charged at the rate of 12% per annum on any amount billed Baiar>ce due m 30 days. Cash or saliafied by sale d commission lo be the successful bidder (Advertising, $92.82267 Atfdrtionany. all sales are wherein CLAIRE COX is the Plaintiff and you are the Defen­ officer will be paid by The Borough upon receipt of payment satisfied by sale is the sum of Mileage and Costs). subject lo Shenff ’s fees, to be paid by from the contractor. dant you are required to answer the Plaintiff's Complaint with­ $U6.136 06. Additionally, all sales are The Sheriff hereby reserves the right the successful bidder (Advertising. in 35 days of the date of publication of the Notice, by serving 4. All special duty assignments shall be within the subject 10 Sheriff ’s tees, to be paid by to adjourn this sale wUhoul further Mileage arid Coats) it on MAXWELL X COLBY, ESQ., Plaintiff's attorney, at P.O. municipality, unless specific written approval is given by the the successful bidder (Advertising. r>ot>ce by publication. The Sheriff hereby reserves the right Box 334, Oakhurst New Jersey, 07755, and filing it with the Chief to the officer to work outside of the municipality. The Mileage and Costs). WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff to adjourn this sale without further proof of service in duplicate with the Clerk of Monmouth Chief of Polica may contact adjoining municipal police depart­ ndica by publication County (AUn: Matrimonial Direct Rling), Monmouth County ments to see if they are willing to perform such special assign­ The Sheriff hereby reserves the right Datod: June 2 3 30. July 7. 14 WILLIAM M. LANZARO, Sheriff Courthouse, Freehold, New Jersey, 07728, and if you fail to m ents. to adjourn this sale without further Shapiro & Kreisman. ARorr>eys answer, an appropriate judgement shall be rendered against 5. All payments for special duty assignments shall be notice by publication. Edward C. Lambert, tor the firm Dated: June 2 3 30. July 7, 14 you. made through a special police fund established by the munici­ WILLIAM M LANZARO. Sheriff (609) 662-5535 Pfuese 8 LihoU. Attorr>ey5 Robert T. Pfuese. tor the firm THIS ACTION is to obtain a Judgement for Divorce, with pal treasurer from which payment shall be made to the indivi­ Dated: June 2. 9. 16. 23 (25-28) $58.28 equitable distribution of property and debts. dual police officers performing such service. All payments Michael A. Alfieri, Esq . Attorney (609) 354-0660 s/MAXELL X COLBY from the trust fund shall be m a ^ to the police officers subject (908) 390-0960 63-3 MAXWELL X COLBY. to required deductions and an administr^ive fee to be retained (25-28) S60-76 Attorney for Plaintiff, by the municipality. The charges lor such services shall be set ^-25) , $62.00 SHERIFF’S SALE SUPERIOR COURT NOTICE CLAIRE C O X forth annually in a resolution adopted by The Govemirra Body. Townahip of Naptuna (25) $16.12 Any dispute between the contractor and the police officer on 63-22 OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY DIV1SK3N County of Monmouth assignment as to services required or comperisation due shall SHERIFF’S SALE MONMOUTH COUNTY NOTICE ia hareby given be d^ermined by The Chief. His decision shall be final and SUPERIOR COURT that the undsrsignad has ap­ Docket No. F-14127-91 ORDINANCE NO. 300 binding. OF NEW JERSEY plied to the Board of Adjust­ Chemicai Bank, Plaintiff vs; Borough of Interlaken 6. Any assignment which is caiKetled on less than an hour CHANCERY DIVISION County of Monmouth ment of the Township of Nep­ notice shall be charged against the party. MONMOUTH COUNTY Csrotyn E. Wiffiams, et als. Defendant tune for a variance from pro­ Notice is hereby given that the foregoing Ordiruuice was in­ By virtue of a writ of execution in the troduced and passed on first reading at a regular meeting of 7. The Chief of Police has the authority to order any ponce Docket No. F-1966-92 visions of the Zoning Ordin­ officer to vacate or terminate any special duty assignment in above stated action to me directed. 1 ance of the Township of Nep­ The Mayor anid Council of The Borough of Interlaken, hsld Carteret Savings Bank, F.A., Plaintiff response to emergency situations or whenever the assignment ahaif expose for sale at public vendue, June 21, 1993 and will be corrsidered for final passage and vs: tune to permit the construc­ creates unacceptable risk to health, safety and welfare of the at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the adoption at the regular meeting of said Mayor arid Council to Michael Passero and Christine tion of an altachad garage to police officer arid/or public in the sole determination and dis­ U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of be held at The Borough Flail, 100 Grasmere Avenue, Interlak­ Passero. Defendants the side of the house and re­ cretion of The Chief. The contractor shall not be responsible Freehold, County of Monmouth. New en, New Jersey on July 12,1993 at 8:00 P.M. or as soon there- By virtue of a writ ol execution in the move the existing garage to for any compensation for the time that the police officer is Jersey, on Monday, the I9th day of Ju­ aftm as said matter can be reached, at which time and place above stated action to me directed, I the side of the house and re­ away from the special duty assignments and shall have no ly, 1993, at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailirtg all persons who may be interested will be given an opportunity shall expose lor sale at public vendue, move the existing garage from claim for any costs or damages against the municipality. The time. to be heard. at 50 East Main Street, (fornrterly the the rear, together with bulk Chief, or the polica officer arising from the termination of The property to be sold is located in the variances for a side yard set Mary Jane KnighL RMC U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of special duty alignm ent other that the prorated return of any Township of Neptune in the County of back 6’7.4“ where 10’ is re­ AN ORDINANCEfC E TTO C AMEND------AN ORDINANCE------ENTfTLED Freehold, County of Monmouth, New costs p re p ^ to the Borough or to the municipality. Monmouth, State of New Jersey. quired, for a 13’ front yard set “AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE LICENSING OF DOGS Jersey, on Monday, the 19th day ol Ju­ 8. The municipality shall be responsible to provide all rtec- Commonly known as; 264 Fisher Ave. back where 20' is required, AND CATS AND REPEALING ALL PRIOR ORDINANCES CON­ ly, 1993. at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailing essary insurance coverage as required by law. including but Tax Lot No. 162 & 163 in Block No. 23' rear yard set back where CERNING THE UCENSING OF DOGS AND CATS" time. not limited to workers’ compensation, public liability, and 195. 30’ is required on the property BE rr ORDAINED by The Mayor and Borough Council of claims for damage, for personid injury irrcluding death or dam­ The property to be sold is located in the The Borough of Interlaken, in The County of Monmouth, State Dimensions of Lot; (Approximately} 50' known as: Block 201.02 age to property which may arise as a result from the munici- Borough of Belmar in the County of Lot(s) 34.01 of New Jersey, that: X 148'. p^ities performance under the contract Monmouth, State of New Jersey. Section 16 is hereby amended to read as follows: Nearest Cross Street; Approx. 202’ Located at: 1317 10th 9. This Ordinance shall become effective immediately up­ Commonly known as; 1 ^ Ocean (a) No person, owning, harboring or keeping a dog, shall southerly from West Lake Avenue. Avenue/Neptune, NJ 07753 on its final wloption and publication, according to law. Avenue. A hearing will be held on suffer, permit it to run at larM upon the public streets or in any TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of ROBERT B. WADE, Mayor Tax Lot No. 24C005A in Block No. 130. this application by the Board public parks or in any public building or any public place, or the bid amount at the time of sale. (25) $62.62 TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of of Adjustment of the Township any other person's p riv ^ property within The Borough. Balance due in 30 days. Cash or the bid amount'at the time of sale. of Neptune, in the Township (c) No person, owning, hartxiring, or keeping, walking or certified check only. BalarKe due in 30 days. Cash or (^mmitteo Meeting Room, in charm of any dog, cause, suffer, permit allow such dog to PUBUC NOTICE property of Fahoury Realty is The approximate amount of the certified check only. First Floor, Neptune Municipal soH, defile, defecate on or commH arty nuisance on any public Township of Neptune commonly known as Block judgment and commission to be property or other person's private property whatsoever. If 229, Lots 2. 3. 13, 18, 20 and The approximate amount of the Complex, 25 Neptune Blvd., County of Monmouth satisfied by sale is the sum of Neptune, NJ, on Wednesday, such person shall ^ rm it such d ^ to soil, defile, defecate on 21. judgment and commission to be NOTICE is hereby given $126,100.89. Additionally, all sales ara 7/7/93 at 7:30pm. All or commit any nuisance on public property or other person’s that pursuant to the require­ The determination of the satisfied by sale is the sum of subject to Sheriff's fees, to be paid by Board of Adjustment is on file interested parties will be private property, he or she shall im m ^iately remove or dis­ ments of the zoning ordin­ $97,813.33. Additionally, all sales are the successful bidder (Advertising, heard. pose of all feces and droppirrgs by said dog which removal in the Neptune Municipal ance of the Township of Nopr- subject to Sheriff's fees, to be paid by Mileage and Costs). Plans of the proposal may shall be in a sanitary manner by shovel, container, disposable Complex, 25 Neptune Boule­ tune the Board of Adjustment the successful bidder (Advertising, The Sheriff hereby reserves the right be inspected in the office of bag or other such sa n ity means. vard, Neptune and is available of the Township of Neptune Mileage and Costs). to adjourn this sale without further the Administrative Officer of (d) No person owning, keeping or harboring any dog or for inspection during regular ranted the application of The Sheriff hereby reserves the right notice by publication. the Board of Adjustments in cat shall suffer or permit the dog or cat to intrude upon any ahoury Realty for a use vari­ business hours. ? to adjourn this sale without further WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff the Municipal Complex, 25 other person's private property. ance, bulk variance and site The rrotice is given pur­ notice by publication. This amendment shall take effect upon final adoption and suant to R.S. 40;55D-17g. Dated: Jurre 23, 30. July 7. 14 Neptune Blvd., Neptune, NJ, plan approval to permit the WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff during regular business publication, according to law. Dated: June 8, 1993 SchwaM $ Becker. Attorneys expansion of an existing non- Dated; June 23. 30. July 7, 14 hours. ROBERT B. WADE, Mayor CARTON, wrrr, a r - John R. Fraebel, for the firm conforming use and setback Shapiro & Kreisman. Attorneys Dated: 6/10/93 AOest: variances for the enlargement VANRIS & BARISCILLO (201) 664-6484 MARY JANE KNIGHT, Municipal Clerk Attorneys for /Applicant Edward C. Lambert, lor the firm WINSTON BROWN of the office used by Fahoury (25-28) 1317 10th Ave. (25) $27.90 Fahoury Realty, a partnership (20t) 338-9700 $58.28 Auto Body Shop and for the Neptune, NJ 07753 by STEPHEN C. CAfRON (25-28) $58.28 relocation of the driveway (25) $17.81 from Bangs Avenue. The (25) $12.71 THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1993 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES PAGE 11 Andy Knust O cean Something For Everyone at Earns B.A. In Grove ^Hdepe$tdeHee in Ocean Grove Political ScL LOCALS Monday, July 5th LEWIS A. DANIELS, What promises to be one of the largest and most unique parades in a number of owner of the Shawmont Ho­ years will begin at 10 A.M. on Monday, July 5 in Ocean Grove from Stockton and tel on the oceanfront, is now in his 28th year as director of Central Avenues. The parade will proceed west on Stockton Avenue to Whitefield music for the Ocean Grove Avenue, North on Whitefield to Main Avenue, East on Main to Ocean Avenue, North summer program. He heads on Ocean Avenue to Ocean Pathway, West on Ocean Pathway to Central Avenue, the musical team that in­ South on Central Avenue to Olin Street at which point the parade will end. (The cludes Dr. GORDON TURK, new route eliminates a number of turns at the end of the parade so that several organist; MELONA LOVE, large floats can negotiate the entire route). mezzo-sprano; KEVIN Reminder: Parents who are interested in entering their children in the Baby SHORT, bass-baritone, and Parade segment should contact Herb Noack at 774-7679 for details. Lew’s wife, FAITH DANIELS, Rev. CLIFFORD W. We also invite children to decorate their bicycles in a patriotic theme and renowned gospel pianist. COLE, formerly of Ocean participate in the parade. Materials and assistance in decorating bicycles will be Joining them for memorable Grove, has received his Doc­ music here is the Auditorium available at the Stokes/Washington Firehouse, Olin Street entrance, on July 4th at tor of Theology degree from Choir of 125 voices. 6:30 P.M. Judging for the best decorated bicycle in a number of categories will Faith Bible Theological Sem­ take place at 9:30 A.M. on the morning of the parade at Stockton and Central inary in Milton, Fla., and was Avenues. Ocean Grove - On May commended for his "out­ Former St. Paul’s U.M. Contributions and support from residents and businesses have allowed the Parade 23rd, Andrew R. Knust was standing" work by Dr. Mac- Church youth directors, Committee to add even more participants in recent weeks. This year’s parade truly the recipient of a Bachelor of Johnson, Seminary presi­ RICHARD & GINA HEND­ Arts degree from Gettysburg dent. Dr. Cole, who has reflects the spirit of a great community and we know everyone will enjoy it. RICKSON, who have com­ (Pa.) College at its 158th been involved in Christian Ocea»t "PanaeU pleted their first of three commencement exercises. work for 20 years, is pastor years at the Bangor, Maine, He is a lifelong summer res­ of the Natick, N.Y., Baptist Theological Seminary, have ident of Ocean Grove, hav­ Church. Others present were Isa­ been named student pastors JUDITH & BOB RYER- time - Johnny and Jack. ing recently moved here per­ belle Rush, Jody Stagg, at the Howland, Maine, U.M. SON will show old postcard Johnny soon met a young manently from West Sims­ tables decorated with carna­ Ouida Packard, Doris Quinn, Church and moving into its scenes of Ocean Grove and girl from Nashville, Murial bury, Ct. tions by hostesses Mrs. Virginia Czyz and Melva parsonage with their 3-year- Asbury Park at the Historical Deason, who shortly there­ His academic endeavors Howard Boughey and Mrs. Kaiser. old twin daughters, Rebecca Society meeting Monday at after changed her name to included majoring in Political & Krista. The parents will Grace Guyer. 7:30pm in Francis Asbury Science with a minor in His­ 'Mrs. Wright,’ and also to the commute 30 miles to Semi­ President Mrs. Eleanor Manor. tory. He participated in the MRS. PHYLLIS nom-destage name of Kitty nary studies beginning in the Blackmore opened the meet­ college's Washington Seme­ SCHULTZ, contralto of the Wells. A partial list of fall. ing. The collect was led by MELISSABALAZINSKlof ster Program at American Grove was guest solist for Johnny’s hit records include, Richard’s parents, JIM & Mrs. Betty DeWitt, the pledge Ocean Grove was honored University in the fall of 1992, Mr. Gary Casciano, organist ‘Poison Love,’ ’Hello Viet JANET HENDRICKSON, 93 of allegiance by Mrs. Meta for her academic achieve­ at Trinity Episcopal Church, Nam,’ ‘Ashes of Love,’ and specializing in Law and Pub­ Davis and the patriotic song Webb Ave., report two schol­ ment and received her de­ Don’t Let the Stars Get in lic Policy. While there he In­ Red Bank. For Trinity Sun­ arship grants have just been "Columbia, the Gem of the gree from Monmouth Col­ day - June eth - Schultz ap­ Your Eyes.’ terned in the office of Con­ Ocean” by Miss Phyllis awarded the young couple. lege. The graduating senior ABC recording artist gresswoman NancyJohnson Schultz with Mrs. Alta Gerner peared at three services: the Gina received the Southern was enrolled in the Educa­ BOBBY WRIGHT is one of (R-CT) who represented his 8am Holy Eucharist, 9:30am N.J. U.M. Conference’s Ber­ at the piano. tional Opportunity Fund Pro­ former home Congressional Festival Service and the 4pm the most versatile performers tha Allgood grant for women A hat contest followed gram and was cited by the on today’s music scene. A district. service. She sang "Paris An- studying for the ministry and won by Mrs. Beatrice Ahrens N.J. Dept, of Higher Educa­ young man, Bobby’s experi­ While at Gettysburg Col­ gelicus" by Franck, "But the both were the recipients of a as prettiest and tied with tion. ence in country music began lege Andy played varsity lac­ Lord Is Mindful of His Own" Mandeville scholarship from Miss Phyllis Schultz. Miss at age 8 on the famous 'Lou­ rosse and club ice hockey. by Mendelssohn & the duet Palmyra, N.J., U.M. Church. Betty Folley won for funniest isiana Hayride.’ During sum­ He was president of the local "O'Death Where Is Thy Sting" hat and Mrs. Shirley Heiss mers, he traveled across the chapter of the Sigma Chi by Handel with tenor David for most original. The LADIES AUXlUARY United States with a famous Fraternity and served as Mrs. JANET DAVISON of Parkes. Schultz returned on The club provided four to Hannah Crossman Post grand Ole Opry touring unit vice-president of the col­ Cabin John, Md., whose late June 13th to sing God Bless $1000 scholarships to Rach­ 2233 had a very interesting and was a Decca recording lege's Inter-Fraternity Coun­ husband, Dexter, headed the America for the massing of el Lichtenstein, David Justus, meeting in the Association artist at age 11. He was a cil. Ocean Grove summer youth colors at a military service. Richard Furbeck and Richard Rm. on June 10th. Summer featured performer for the full Traveling to Pennsyl­ Choral Dramatics program Hendrickson. activities were discussed. four year run of the highly vania for the graduation for many years, has arrived- A program followed ex­ President Terri Gass, rated TV series, 'McHale’s weekend were Andy’s par­ for mother season on Clark Grand plaining the operation of the presided, Mae Van Note is Navy.’ Among Bobby’s ents Ron and Joan Knust, Ave, She enjoys visits from Citizens Patrol in Ocean secy., and Joan Adams Ole Opry song credits are, 'Here I Go and his sister Kim, of Pilgrim various family members dur­ Grove. We all feel safer as a treasurer. Again,’ 'Season’s in the Sun,’ Pathway In Ocean Grove. ing her summer at The Continued from Page 1 result. We were delighted t and ‘Caroline’s Footsteps.’ They attended the Baccal­ Shore and with her presently The final luncheon was have Lucy Coon and Adeline where country music was Ticket prices are; Gen­ aureate Service at Christ is her daughter, Jennifer held at Mike Doolan’s on Shannon back with us. Both beginning to emerge. It was eral Admission $12; Reser­ Chapel and the Commence­ Hoppel, also of Cabin John, May 18th. After the delicious had been absent from recent here the he met another ved Seating $15. For further ment Exercises held out­ and children, Rebekah, 10, meal the collect was led by meetings because of sick­ youngster. Jack Anglin, and information call the Great doors in the old quadrangle Robert, 8, and David, 4. Mrs. Betty Folley, the pledge ness. while neither of them realized Auditorium ticket office: on the college campus. 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61-442 Tax Lot No. 20 in Block No. 8000, and SHERIFF'S SALE 55-163 WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff a/k/a Lot No. 20 in Block S-6. SUPERIOR COURT SHERIFF’S SALE Dated; June 23 30. July 7. 14 Dimensions of Lot; (Approximately) PUBLIC OF NEW JERSEY SUPERIOR COURT Hubschman and Roman. Attorneys 519' wide by 665’ long. PUBUC NOTICES CHANCERY DIVISION OF NEW JERSEY John J. Roman. Jr,, lor the firm Nearest Cross Street: Situate at a point MONMOUTH COUNTY CHANCERY DIVISION (201) 947-5700 1 the southeasterly side of Heath Dr., Docket No. F-19320-91 NOTICES MONMOUTH COUNTY (25-28) $5 7.04 frir Dr!ve°°' o' Barclays American/Mongage Corpora- Docket No, F-12721-90 ORDINANCE NO. 1618 61-395 tion, Plaintiff vs: Federal Financial Company. Plaintiff TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of Township of Nspluns SHER1*=^F*S SALE Douglas S. Parker and Leonore E. the bid amount at the time of sale. vs: 61-424 County of Monmouth SUPERIOR COURT Parker, his wife, et als, Defendants Sandra Woods a/K/a Sartdra A. Woods, Balance due in 30 days. Cash or SHERIFF S SALE NOTICE is hereby givon that at a regular meeting of the OF NEW JERSEY By virtue of a writ of execution in the certified check only. el als. Defendant SUPERIOR COURT Township Committee of the Township of Neptune on the 21st CHANCERY DIVISION above stated action to me directed, I By virtue of a writ of execution in the The approximate amount of the OF NEW JERSEY day of Juno. 1993 at 7 P.M., the following Ordinance was in­ MONMOUTH COUNTY shall expose for sale at public vendue, above stated action to me directed, I judgment and commission to be CHANCERY DIVISION troduced and passed on first reading. Docket No. F-8232-91 at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the shall expose for sale at public vendue, satisfied by sale is the sum of MONMOUTH COUNTY Said Township Committee will meet Monday, the 6th day Chemical Bank. Plaintiff vs: U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the Docket No. F-13168-90 of July, 1993, at the Neptune Municipal Complex. 25 Neptune Nicholas Zecchino. et ats. Defendant $106,408.75. Addilionally, all sales are p ,„h o ld . County o( Monmouth. New U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of Boulevard, Neptune, N ^ Jersey, at 7 P.M. to further consider subject to Sherill s lees, to be paid by ,^3 ,2,^ Federal Home Loan Mortgage Cor­ By virtue of a writ of execution in the Freehold. County of Monmouth. New this ordinance for hnal passage and to give all interested per­ the successful bidder (Advertising, ,933 3, 2 o’clock, P.M. prevailing poration. Plaintiff vs: above slated action to me directed. I Jersey, on Mondsy. the 28th day o( f ,;"' e,'al. Defendant sons an opportunity to be heard concerning this ordinance. Mileage and Costs). shall expose for sale at public vendue, June. 1993 at 2 0 clock, P.M. prevailing Copies of the ordinance published herewith are available for By virtue of a writ of execution in the at so East Main Street, (formerly the The Sheriff hereby reserves the right jh e property to be sold is located in the time. inspection by members of the general public who shall request ^ ^ a b o v e stated action to me directed. I U S. Post Office). In the Borough of to adjourn this sale without further jownship of Neptune in the County of The property to be sold is located in the 33,3 „ the same at the office of the Township Clerk located at the Freehold. County of Monmouth. New notice by piAHication. Monmouth. State of New Jersey. Township o( Neptune in the County ol 3, 33 ^33, ^3^3 s„33, ,^3 above address. Jersey, on Monday, the 12th day of Ju­ WILLIAM M. LANZARO, Sheriff Commonly known as: 1312 Ninth Monmouth, State of New Jersey. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND BOND ORDINANCE #1589 U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of ly, 1993. at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailing Dated: June 23. 30. July 7, 14 Avenue Commonly known as; 1636 Sewali ENTITLED "A BOND ORDINANCE ALITHORIZING THE REPAV­ Freehold. County of Monmouth. New ING AND RECONSTRUCTION OF VARIOUS ROADS IN, BY lime. Stern. Lavinthal. Norgaard 4 Daly, jax Lot No. 151 in Block No, 203. Avenue. Jersey, on Monday, the I2ih day of Ju­ AND FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, IN THE COUNTY All that certain lot, piece or parcel of Esqs., Attorneys Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Tax Lot No. 13 in Block No. 184. ly. 1993. at 2 o’clock. PM. prevailing OF MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY. APPROPRIATING THE SUM land, with the buildings and improve­ Edwin M. Lavinthal. for the firm 150' wide by 150' long. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 41' time. OF $1,580,000 THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSU­ ments thereon erected, situate, lying (201) 740-0700 Nearest Cross Street: Situate on the wide by fOO' long. The property to be sold is located in the ANCE OF $1,501,000 BONDS OR BOND ANTICIPATION and being in the Borough of Belmar. (25-28) $66.96 southerly side of Ninth Ave., 300' from Nearest Cross Street; Situate at the in­ County of Monmouth, State of New Township ol Neptune in the County of NOTES OF THE TOWNSHIP TO FINANCE PART OF THE the westerly side of Ridge Ave. tersection of the easterly side of COST THEREOF. Jersey: 65-311 Monmouth. Slate of New Jersey TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of Whitesvrlle Road with iha southerly commonly known as: 1405 Alpme Trail BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF Being known and designated as Unit SHERIFF’S SALE Ihe bid amount at the time of sale. side of Sewali Avenue. Tax Lot No. 37C.1405 in Block No 3000 THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE IN THE COUNTY OF MON­ No. 8-6, situated in Oceanside at SUPERIOR COURT Balance due in 30 days. Cash or TERMS OF SALE; DEPOSIT; 10% of TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of MOUTH, NEW JERSEY (not less than two-thirds ol all the Belmar. a Condominium, together with OF NEW JERSEY certified check only. the bid amount at the time of sale. the bid amount at the time ol sale. members thereof atfirmativoly concurring), that BotkI Ordin­ an 5.5555 undivided percentage in­ CHANCERY DIVISION The approximate amount of the Balance due in 30 days Cash or Balance due in 30 days Cash or ance No. 1589 shall be amended in its entirety as follows: terest in the Common Elements of said MONMOUTH COUNTY judgment and commission to be certified check only. BONO ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE REPAVING AND certified check only Condominium, in accordance with and Docket No. F-2254-91 satisfied by sale is the sum of The approximate amount of the RECONSTRUCTION OF VARIOUS ROADS IN, BY AND FOR The approximate amount ot the subject to the terms, limitations, con­ Midlantic National Bank. Plaintiff vs: $146,400.03. Additionally, all sales'are judgment ar>d commission to be THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE. IN THE COUNTY OF MON­ judgment and commission to be ditions. covenants, restrictions, Equahab. Inc., Defendants subject to Sheriff's fees, to be paid by satisfied by sale is the sum of MOUTH, NEW JERSEY, APPROPRIATING THE SUM OF satisfied by sale is the sum ol easements, agreements and other pro­ By virtue of a writ of execution in the the successful bidder (Advertising. $96,521.03 Additionally, all sales are $2,250,000 THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE visions set forth in the Master Deed for above staled action to me directed. I ...... ^ $178,476.57 Additionally, all sales are Mileage and Costs). subiect to ShenH s tees, to b« patd by jppjpp, ,p shenWs fees, to be paid by OF $2,137,500 BONDS OR BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES OF said condominium, dated July 14.1988 shall expose for sale at public vendue, The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to Ihe successful bKtder (Advertising. ,3 , successful bidder (Advertising. THE TOWNSHIP TO FINANCE PART OF THE COST THERE­ and recorded August 2,1988 in the Of­ at 50 East Main Street, (formerty the OF. adjourn this sale withixit further niMice Mileage and Costs). Mileage and Costs). U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of SECTION 1. The Township of Neptune, in the County of fice of the Clerk of Monmouth County by publication. The Sherirt hereby reserves the right ,.33 g33„„ 33,33^ ,.serves Ihe right in deed book 4869, page 305, as the Freehold, County of Monmouth, New Monmouth, New Jersey, (hereinafter the “Township^ hereby WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff to adjourn this sale without further ,p ^aiovrn this sale without further same may be now or hereafter lawful­ Jersey, on Monday, the 19th day of Ju­ authorizes the acquisition described in Section 3(a) of this Dated; June 16. 23, 30, July 7 ruXica by publication. r>otice by publication ly amended. ly. 1993. at 2 o'clock. P.M. prevailing bond ordinartce (twairuJter the -Purpoae*) to be urvlertaken Shapiro & Kreisman, Attorneys WILLIAM M LANZARO. Sheriff ■ WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff by the Towrtship as a general improverrrertt The Township Being Tax Lot 24, Block 130. time. Edward C. Lambert, for the firm Dated; Jur>e 2. 9. 16. 23 Commonly known as; 1304 Ocean Dated June 16. 23. 30. July 7 hereby appropriates the sum of $2,250,000, including the sum The premises to be foreclosed is (609) 662-5535 Zucker, Goldberg. Becker & /^kerman, Avenue. 88, Belmar, NJ 07719. located in (he Township of Neptune. Katz. Ettin, Levine 4 Kurzweit. PA. of $112,500 as the down payment required by the Local Bond Attorneys Law, as the appropriation made for the Purpoae descnbed in TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of County of Monmouth and State of New (24-27) $64.24 Attorneys Leonard B. Zucker. for the firm Section 3(a). The down payment is now availabte by virtue of the bid amount at the time of sale. 61-401 Robert Saltzman. for Ihe firm Jersey. (201) 763-7788 provision ftx down payment or for capital improvement pur­ Balance due in 30 days. Cash or SHERIFF’S SALE (609) 795-5781 Known as; Lot 70 in Block 242. XCA 23959 poses in one or more previously adopt^ budgeta of the Town­ certified check only. Beginning at a point in the northerly line SUPERIOR COURT (24-27) $55.80 OF NEW JERSEY (22-25) $66.96 ship. The approximate amount of the of Bradford Ave., distant easterly 150' SECTION 2. In order to finance the coat of the Purpose CHANCERY DIVISION judgment and commission to be from the intersection of the northerly 61-437 not covered by application ot the down payment negotiable line of Bradford Ave. with the easterly MONMOUTH COUNTY satisfied by sale is the sum of SHERIFF S GALE bonds are hereby authorized to be issued m the principal $149,064.52. Additionaily, all sales are lir^ of Sayre St. and running thence: Docket No. F-9433-90 otk 61-254 SUPERIOR COURT amount of $2,137,500 pursuant to the Local B I Law. In an­ subject to Sheriff's fees, to be paid by 1) Along said northerly line of Bradford Travelers Mortgage Services. Inc., ticipation of the issuance of the bonds, negobabts bond anti­ SHERIFF’S SALE OF NEW JERSEY the successful bidder (Advertising, Ave.. N80®-04’E. 50’ to a point thence; Plaintiff vs: cipation notes are hereby authorized to be iasuad pursuant to SUPERIOR COURT CHANCERY DIVISION Mileage and Costs). 2) N09o-56’W. 100' to a point thence; Lawrence J. Fusco, If and Mrs. and within the limitations prescribed by the Local Bond Law. OF NEW JERSEY MONMOUTH COUNTY The Sheriff hereby reserves the right 3) S80®-O4'W. 50’ to a point thence; Lawrence J. Fusco, et als. Defendants SECTION 3. (a) Tha Purpoae hereby authorized and for CHANCERY DIVISION Docket No. F-23554-91 to adjourn this sale without further 4) S09“-56'E. 100’ to the point and By virtue of a writ of execution in the which the borrds are to be iasued s for the rapevirm and re­ MONMOUTH COUNTY The National State Bank. Plaintiff vs: notice by publication. place of beginning. above stated action to me directed. I construction of various roads as detailed in the 1992 Road Pro­ Docket No. F-8670-90 Raymond Tutela ar>d Gma I Tutela, his WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff Also known as: Lot 70 as shown on shall expose for sale at public vendue, gram utilizing Class 'B* pavement and drainage projects as 1st 2nd Mortgage Co. of New Jersey, wife, et als. Defendants Dated; June 16. 23. 30, July 7 Gourxf's Addition to West Asbury Park. at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the deemed necessary. Locatiorrs irKluda, but are not limited to. Inc.. Plaintiff vs: By virtue of a writ of #xecutK>n in the Federman and Phelan, PC. Attorneys Monmouth County. N.J., the property U.S. Post Office), In the Borough of Poppy Avenue, Sherry Lane, Dianna Drive, Chapman Avenue. Freehold, County of Monmouth. New Gordon B. Boll, et als. Defer>danl above stated action to me directed. I Cora Street Maria Place, Worth Road. Vanada Drive. Ash Harold N. Kaplan, for the firm of Myron S. Gould, dated Dec. 20, shall expose for sele at public vendue, Jersey, on Monday, the 12th day of Ju­ By virtue of a wnl of execution in the Drive, Fern Place, Phoebe Drive. Heath Drive. Chiswick CJourl, rftnov ASft.5115 1892. filed on Feb. 10. 1894. Case at SO East Mam Street, (formerty the ly, 1993, at 2 o'clock. P.M. prevailing above Slated action to me directed. I Marlow Place. Mansfield Court. Sunshina Parkway. Tenth (24-27) $78.12 51-8. Commonly known as 1709 U.S Post Office), in the Borough of time. shall expose for sale at public vendue, Avenue. Eleventh Avenue, Lawrence Avenue. Inskip Avenue. 61-422 Bradford Avenue, Neptune, NJ. Freehold. County of Monmouth, New The property to be sold is located in the at 50 East Main Street, (formerly Ihe As^ry Avenue, Fulton Place, Milford Road arvl South River­ SHERIFF’S SALE Jersey, on Morxlay. the 12th day of Ju­ TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of Township of Neptune in the County of U.S. Post Office), in fhe Borough of side Drive in the Township, includirtg the performance of all SUPERIOR COURT ly. 1993 at 2 o'clock, PM prevailing ihe bid amount at the time of sale. Monmouth, State of New Jersey. Freehold. County of Monmouth. New work and the acquisition of all materials necessary therefor OF NEW JERSEY time. Balance due in 30 days. Cash or Commonly known as; 140 Valley Road. Jersey, on Monday. Ihe 28lh day of arxf Incidental thereto. CHANCERY DIVISION The property to be sold is located m the certified check only. Tax Lot No. 12. 13 14 & 15 in Block No. June. 1993, at 2 o’clock. P.M. (b) The estimated maximum amount of bornfs or notes to MONMOUTH COUNTY The approximate amount of fhe 434. prevailing time Township of Neptune in the County of be issued for the Purpose is as stated in Section 2 hereof. Docket No. F-6164-91 judgment and commission to be TI>e property to be sold is located in the Monmouth. State of New Jersey (c) The estimated cost of the Purpose is equal to the Citicorp Mortgage, Inc., a Delaware Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) satisfied by sale is the sum of City of Asbury Park in the County of Commonly known as: 1502 Alpine Trail, amount of the appropriation herein made therefor. Corporation, Plaintiff vs: 125.18' wide by 160.92' long $3,055,496.97. Additionally, all sales Monmouth, State of New Jersey. Unit 1502. Bldg. 15, Section No. III. Jean M. Beauvii; Marise Beauvil; et Nearest Cross Street: Situate on the SECTION 4. All bond anticipation notes issued hereunder are subject to Sheriff’s fees, to be paid Commonly known as; 210 Elizabeth Tax Lot No. 37.1502 m Block No. 3000 shall mature at such times as may be determined by the Chief als. Defendants westerly side of Valley Drive. 100.03' by the successful bidder (Advertising, Avenue. Dimensions of Lot: Unavailable. FinarKial Officer, provided that no note shall mature later than By virtue of a writ of execution in the from the Point Thence. Mileage and Costs). Tax Lot No. 11 in Block No. 91. Nearest Cross Street: Unknown. one year from its date. The notes shall bear interest at such above stated action to me directed, I TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT 10% of The Sheriff hereby reserves the right Dimensions of Lot; (Approximately) TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of rate or rates and be in such form as may be determined by the shall expose for sale at public vendue, the bid amount at the time of sale. <0 adjourn this sale without further Balance due in 30 days. Cash or 100’ wide by 100' long. the bid amount at the time of sale Chief Financial Officer. The Chief Financial Officer shall deter­ et 50 East Main Street, (formerly the Balance due in 30 days. Cash or notice by publication. certihed check only. Nearest Cross Street: Situate on the mine alt matters in connection with notes issued pursuant to U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of WILLIAM M. LANZARO, Sheriff certified check onty, this ordinance, and the Chief Financial Officer’s signature upon The approximate amount of the easterly side of Elizabeth Ave., 115’ Freehold. County of Monmouth, New Dated: June 23, 30, July 7, 14 The approximate amount of the the notes shall be conclusive evidence as to all such determin­ judgment and commission to be from the northerly side of McKinley Jersey, on Monday, the 12th day of Ju­ Franzbiau. Dratch & Friedman, judgment and commission to be ations. All notes issued hereunder may bo renewed from time satisfied by sale is the sum of Place. ly. 1993, at 2 o’clock. P.M, prevailing Attorneys satisfied by sale Is the sum of to time subject to the provisions of N.J.S.A. 40A:2-8(a). The $421,626.20. Additionaily. all sales are TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of time. $121,447.17. Additionally, all sales are Chief Financial Officer is hereby authorized to sell part of or all Patrick T. Collins, for Ihe firm subject to Sheriff's fees, to be paid by Ihe bid amount at the time of sale. The property to be sold is located in the subject to Sheriff's fees, to be paid by of the notes from time to time at public or private sale and to (201) 992-3700 the successful bidder (Advertising, Balance due in 30 days. Cash or Township of Neptune in the County of the successful bidder (Advertising. deliver them to the purchasers thereof upon receipt of pay­ Mileage and Costs). certified check onty. Monmouth. State of New Jersey. (25-28) $78.12 Mileage and Costs). ment of the purchase price plus accrued interest from their The Sheriff hereby reserves the right The approximate amount of the Commonly known as; 29 Princeton The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to dates to the date of delivery thereof. The Chief Financial Offi­ to adjourn this sale without further judgment and commission to be cer is directed to report in writing to the Township Committee Avenue. 63-6 adjourn this sale without further notice notice by publication. satisfied by sale is the sum ol at the meeting next succeeding the date when any sale or deli­ Tax Lot No. 2 in Block N o 9034. SHERIFF’S SALE by publication WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff $67,550.23. Additionally, all sales are Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) SUPERIOR COURT very of the notes pursuant to this ordinance is made. Such re­ Dated: June 16. 23. 30. July 7 subject to Sheriff's fees, to be paid by WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff port must include the amount the description, the interest rate 100' X 120’ X 105’ X 65' X 1(X)' (irregular OF NEW JERSEY Shapiro & Kreisman, Attorneys the successful bidder (Advertising. Dated: June 16, 23. 30. July 7 and fhe maturity schedule of the notes sold, the price obtained and pentagonal in shape). CHANCERY DIV'SION Budd, Lamer, Gross, Rosenbaum, Edward C. Lambert, for the firm Mileage and Costs). and the name of the purchaser. Nearest Cross Street; Situate on the MONMOUTH COUNTY Greenberg 4 Sade. Attorneys (609) 662-5535 The Sheriff hereby reserves the right SECTION 5. All grant monies from the County of Mon­ northerly side of Princeton Avenue, Docket No. F-9011-92 to adjourn this sale without further Stephen McNally, for the firm mouth, the State of New Jersey or the United States of Ameri­ 114' from the westerly side of Cornell Princeton .Bank and Trust Company, (24-27) $63.24 notice by publication. (609) 663-9400 ca, or any of their agencies, or from any other source, in aid Avenue. Inc., as co^trusiee under the Pooling 61-402 WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff (24-27- $59.52 of such Purpose, shall be applied to the payment of the cost TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT; 10% of and Servicing Agreement dated as of SHERIFF’S SALE Dated’ June 2, 9. 16. 23 of such Purpose, or, if bond application notes have been is­ the bid amount at the time of sate. June 30. 1991. Series 1991-13, Plaintiff SUPERIOi^ COURT SHERIFF'S SALE Shapiro & Kreisman. Attorneys sued, to payment of the bond anticipation notes, and the Balance due in 30 days. Cash or vs: OF NEW JERSEY SUPERIOR COURT Edward C Lambert, for Ihe firm amount of txinds authorized for such Purpose shall be re­ certified check only. Robert Bunting; Sonya Francis, CHANCERY DIVISION OF NEW JERSEY duced accordingly. (201) 338-9700 The approximate amount of the Defendants MONMOUTH COUNTY CHANCERY DIVISION SECTION 6. The capital budget of the Township of Nep­ judgment and commission to be By virtue of a writ of execution in the Docket No. F-6843-91 (22-25) $63.24 MONMOUTH COUNTY tune is hereby amended to conform with the provisions of the satisfied by sale is the sum of above stated action to me directed. I National Community Bank of New Docket No. F-21262'91 bond ordinance to the extent of any inconsistency herewith. $165,177.68. Additionally, all sales are shall expose for sale at public ver>due, Jersey, a national banking association, Carteret Savings Bank, F.A., Plaintiff SECTION 7. The following additional matters are hereby 63-96 subject to Sheriff's fees, to be paid by at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the Plaintiff vs: vs: determined, declared, recited and stated: SHERIFF’S SALE the successful bidder (Advertising, U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of Group: XXXV, a New Jersey Partner­ Kevin N. McNulty and Mrs. Kevin N. (a) The Purpose described in Section 3 of this bond ord­ SUPERIOR COURT Mileage and Costs). Freehold. County of Monmouth. New ship, et als. Defendants McNulty, his wife, et als. Defendants inance is not a current expense. It is a Purporo that the Town­ OF NEW JfcRSfci' The Sheriff hereby reserves the right Jersey, on Monday, the 19th day of Ju­ By virtue of a writ of execution in the By virtue of a writ of execution in the ship may lawfully undertake as a capital project and not part CHANCERY DIVISION of the cost thereof has been or shall be specially assessed on to adjourn this sale without further ly. 1993. at 2 o’clock, P.M. prevailing above stated action to me directed, t above stated action to me directed. I MONMOUTH COUNTY shall expose for sale at public vendue, property specially benefited thereby. notice by publication. time. shell expose for sale at public vendue, Docket No. F-20950-91. at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the (b) The period of usefulness of the Purpose within the lim­ WILLIAM M. LANZARO, Sheriff The property to be sold is located in the at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the Midlantic Home Mortgage Corp., Plain- u,S. Post Office), in the Borough of itations of the Local Bond Law is 10 years. Dated: June 16, 23, 30. July 7 Township of Neptune in the County of U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of Freehold. County of Monmouth, New (c) The Supplemental Debt Statement required by the Shain. Schaffer & Rafanello, Attorneys Monmouth, State of New Jersey. Freehold. County of Monmouth, New Vernon E. Thom pson, et als. Jersey, on Monday, the 12th day of Ju- Local Bond Law has been duly prepared and filed in the office Ralph R. Casale, for the firm Commonly known as: 204 Allenhurst Jersey, on Monday, the 12th day of Ju­ Defendant ,y g o'clock. P.M. prevailing of the Township Clerk, and a complete executed duplicate Avenue. ly, 1993, at 2 o’clock. P.M. prevailing (908) 953-9300 By virtue of a writ of execution in the thereof has been filed in the office of the Director of the Tax Lot No. 3 in Block No. 315.16. time. Division of Local Government Services in the Department of (24-27) $65.72 above. „ stated 3 action . to me UMO..IWU,directed I1 ^11a.. .L . . parcel ■ of i landi and Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) The property to be sold is located in the Community Affairs of the State of New Jersey. Such statement 100’ wide by 100’ long. Township of Ocean in the County of T P ^ ^’ises. Siluate, lying and being in at 50 East Mam Street, (formerly the p, Neptune in the Coun- shows that the gross debt of the Township of Neptune as 63-2 Nearest Cross Street; Situated on the Monmouth, State of New Jersey. defined in the Local Bond Law is increased by the Tax Lot No. 2.01 in Block No. 194 US. Post Office), in the Borough ol ,y p, Monmouth, Stale ol New Jersey, SHERIFF'S SALE southeasterly side of Allenhurst Ave., Freehold, County of Monmouth, New authorization of the bonds and notes provided for in this bond 200' from the northeasterly side of (formerly Lot 2B-1, Block 218.1). more particularly described as follows: ordinance by $2,137,500. The obligations authorized herein SUPERIOR COURT Jersey, on Monday, the I9lh day of Ju­ OF NEW lERSEY Central Blvd. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Commonly known as; 120 South will be within all debt limitations prescribed by the Local Bond ly. 1993, at 2 o'clock. PM. prevailing Concourse. CHANCERY DIVISION TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of 14.67 acres. Law. time. Tax Lot No. 550 in Block No. 23.C1.04. MONMOUTH COUNTY Ihe bid amount at the time of sale. Nearest Cross Street; Deal Road (d) An aggregate amount not exceeding $175,000 for The property to be sold is located in the TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of Docket No. F-356832 Balance due in 30 days. Cash or (southeast corner - Hwy, 36). items of expense listed in and permitted under N. J.S.A. 40A:2- Township of Neptune in the County of the bid amount at the time of sale. Trtco Mortgage Company, Inc., a New certified check only. TERMS OF SALE. DEPOSIT: 10% of 20 is included in the estimated costs indicated herein for the Monmouth, State of New Jersey. Balance due in 30 days. Cash or Purpose. Jersey Corporalioo. Plainlrff vs: The approximate amount of the the bid amount at the time of sale. „ . . ort ^ u Commonly known as: 18 Kenneth certified check only. SECTION 8. The full faith and credit of fhe Township are Cheryl J. Taylor, single, et als. judgment and commission to be Balance due m 30 days. Cash or The approximate amount of the hereby pledged to the punctual payment of the principal of Defendant satisfied by sale is the sum of certified check onty. Tax Lot No. 13 in Block No. 9005. judgment and commission to be and the interest on the obligations authorized by this bond ord­ $61,458.25. Additionally, all sates are The approximate Amount of the By virtue of a writ of execution in the TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT; 10% of inance, and the amounts r^uired for such payments shall in above slated action to me directed. I judgment and commission to be .. . . . satisfied by sale is Ihe sum of subject to Sheriff's tees, to be paid by each year, while any of said bonds or notes are outstanding, shaft expose for sale at public vendue, U tislied by sale is the sum of $175,412.57. Additionally, all sales are the successful bidder (Advertising, be included in the annual budget. The obligations shall be $2,335,64a60. Additionally, all sales subject to Sheriff's fees, to be paid by at 50 East Main Street, (formerty the Mileage and Costs). direct, unlimited obligations of the Township, and the Town­ U S Post Office), in the Borough of The Sheriff hereby reserves the right are subject to Sheriff s fees, to be paid ... ' the successful bidder (Advertising, A. .w 8 approximate amount of the ship shall be obligated to levy ad valorem taxes upon all the Freehotd. County of Monmouth, New to adjourn this sale without further by the successful bidder (Advertising, Mileage and Costs). judgment and commission to be taxable property within the Township for the payment of the Jersey, on Monday, the 19th day of Ju­ f>otice by publication. Mileage and Costs) The Sheriff hereby reserves the right satisfied by sale is the sum of obligations and the interest thereon without limitation as to rate ly, 1993, at 2 o'clock. P.M. prevailing WILLIAM M LANZARO. Sheriff The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to adjourn this sale without further o r am o u n t Dated: June 23. 30. July 7. 14 to adjourn this sate without lurther notice by publication. time. subject to Sheriff's lees, to be paid by SECTION 9. This bond ordinance shall take effect twenty The property to be sold « located in the Beattie Padovano, Attorney notice by publication. WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff the successful bidder (Advertising, (20) days after the first publication thereof after final adoption, Township of Neptune in the County of Janir>e A. Getter, for Ihe firm WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff Dated; June 16. 23, 30. July 7 Mileage and Costs). as provided by the Local Bond Law. MoHROMth. State of New Jersey. /9011 573-1810 Dated; June 16. 2 3 30. July 7 Shapiro 4 Kreisman. Attorneys JOHN O. GROSS, Mayor, Twp. of Neptune The Sheriff hereby reserves the right Comn>onty towwn as: 614 Green Grove (25-28) $68.20 Shapiro 4 Kreisman, Attorneys Edward C. Lambert, for the firm Attest: RICHARD J. CUTTRELL, Municipal Clerk to adjourn this sale without lurther Roed Edward C. Lambert, for the firm (201) 338-9700 (25) $93.00 notice by publication. (201) 488-3900 (24-27) $59.52 THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1993 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES PAGE 13 CANADA DRY Athletes of the Week

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COLETTE DUKE, a freshman soft- KELLY MORRIS, a junior sprinter, ball player, took over the pitching was a member of the State Group duties midway through the season III 1600 meter relay team. A hard and was the winning pitcher in both working athlete, she also ran the of the Fliers' victories. In her first 100m. and 200m. dashes. year playing softball Colette worked hard to develop her skills to meet the team's needs. The girls soccer team at St. Rose School in Belmar won the Shore Conference *C* Division cham­ pionship with an overall record of 17 wins, one loss & one tie. Above are (L to R) Back Row -Sean Moynihan, Ron Autenrieth, Michael Sanderson, Sean McAllister, Megan Sanderson, Amy Brino, Ver­ onica Perez, Erin Divine, Jessica Rispoll, Megan Dwyer, Jodi Politowski, Katie Herbert, Sarah Lac- oste, Megan Bonavtta, Aileen Starkey, Kim Gronau, Jenny Doyle, Erin Foley, Jill McLoone, Amlee Mc­ Dermott, Jenn Hall, Maura McGhee & Jeff Pringle. Ginger Ale SCORE BOARD The Atlantic Club BY RICHARD BELTLE Sports /viedicine 1904 Atlantic Avenue A week ago soccer goal posts seemed to be growing on the Wall, New Jersey 08720 fields behind the high school. By the end of the weekend the Associates P.A. trailer which serves as tournament headquarters was on the field (9aS) 528-5660 and 24 goal posts were in place as twelve soccer fields blanketed the area. By Tuesday power was hooked up and volunteers were busy 1993 N eptune S occer T ournament • J une 26, 27, 28 inside. Others had started to line the fields, and sort the nets, Schedule for Neptune Soccer Association Teams corner flags, and other necessary equipment the 123 teams will need for the Annual Neptune Soccer Association Tournament Team Saturday Sunday The action begins at 8:00 a m. Saturday morning as a result of nearly a year of work by Soccer Association President Joe U19 Boys/Red 9:15am 8:00pm * Studick and his wife Rosemary, David Johnson, and Kevin and 1 1 :45am Lynn Sheehan as well as many other helping hands. “We started U19 Boys/Black 8:00am 6:00pm * 10:30am work on this year’s tournament last August,” Rosemary U 15 Boys 4:45pm 10:30am 3:30pm explained. “And right now my dining room is covered with U 14 Boys 1 pm V. Italy 4:45pm schedules and other tournament work.” 9:15am The 123 teams include many local squads, but also teams U 13 Boys 9:15pm 3:30pm 8:00am from New York, Connecticut, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and U 12 Boys 9:15am 1 :00pm 1 :00pm 4:45pm Maryland. In addition two teams from Italy will play this weekend, U11 Boys/Red one in the under 14 bracket and one in under 11. Once again 10:30 V. Italy 2:15pm 1 1 :45am exhibition games will be played by two Special Olympics teams. U11 Boys/Black 1 1 :45am 4:45pm 2:15pm The Saturday schedule includes a night time triple header at U 10 Boys 9:15am 9:15am Summerfield School. The Under 19 Boys American team will play at 6:00 p.m., the Under 19 Girls at 7:00 p.m., and the Under U9 Boys 10:30am 1 :00pm 1 :00pm 4:45pm 19 Boys Premier Team at 9:00 p.m. Monmouth Cablevision- TV- U8 Boys 1 :00pm 1 1 :45am 3:30pm 34 will carry the final two games. All other games will be at the high school. All teams will play round robin games on Saturday and U19 Girls 1 :00pm 7:00pm * 2:15pm Sunday with semi-final games scheduled for Sunday at 4:45 p.m. U15 Girls 8:00am 1 :00pm 1 :00pm and 6:00 p.m. on Sunday and finals in all divisions Monday at U 13 Girls 4:45pm 9:00 a.m., 11 a.m., and 1:00 p.m. 11 ;45am 3:30pm Special overtime rules will replace the traditional shoot-out in U11 Girls 1 1 :45am 4:45pm 1 :00pm 9:15am semi-final and finals. Two five-minute “sudden victory” overtime periods will be played at full strength. Then a fifteen minute Semifinals at 4:45pm and 6:00pm on Sunday sudden victory period will be played with each team removing Games with * pl^ e d at Summerfield School. All others behind Neptune High School. one player at three-minute segments. The final three minutes Check posting at the fields for opponents and field assignments. would be played at seven vs. seven. If that does not produce a winner, the FIFA penalty kick procedure will be followed. The smaller squads will increase scoring chances, and give Freehold Soccer Tournament Results Jersey Shore Volleyball Association the teams the opportunity to settle the game “on the field” rather Neptune UlO Strikers*First Place Neptune 3 - Freehold Vipers 1 than with the artificial penalty kick situation. June 19 Tournament • Belmar Goals: Ed Falzarano (3) This approach is used in high school field hockey in some Men's Doubles/Pro Division areas of the state and was adopted by the NJSIAA for use in Assists John LaGaipa, Jerry Benunti Neptune 4 - Toms River Stingers 1 state tournament games two years ago. Tom Kolakowski & Brian Lihou In addition to good food, a wide variety of soccer equipment Goals: Falzarano, Ron Driver, Tony Presley, Ricardo Logan Fifth Place and clotning will be available at concession tents. Tournament Assists: Mitchel thompson, Brian Bloodgood sponsors include Umbro, Snapple, and US Life. Neptune 1 - Hopatcong Hawks 1 » I j ■■ _*i II * 11 ^ »■ #~ll Goal Presley; Assist: Matt Anton ESTABUSHED 1946 i ...ATEAMOF PHYSICIANS ON CALL JiisroRic I 2 4 H O U R S Ocean Grove, N. J. i PERFORMANCE-FOCUSED 07756 ) (908) 528-5660 DIAL i PROFESSIONALS 775-1100 i SPECIALIZING IN OPTICIAN F.N.A O ' HIE I’REATMENT, CARE i AND PREVENTION i 102 Asbury Avenue, on the Ocean Grove side r i of the Emory Street Bridge, opposite Press Plaza, j OF ACriVE LIFESTYLE MAY 15TH TO OCTOBER 15TH Sports Medicine OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT INJURIES Associates P.A. L PAGE 14 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1993

QUIRE A SIDE YARD SET­ time. shall expose for sale al public vendue, 61-435 63-46 NOTICE BACK FOR THE ADDITION The property to be sold is kxated in the at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the Borough of Bradloy Boach SHERIFF'S s a l e SHERIFF'S SALE OF 4FT. 2IN. w h e r e IO FT. IS City of Asbury Park in the County of U.S Post Office), in the Borough of County of Monmouth SUPERIOR COURT SUPERIOR COURT REQ. ON THE PROPERTY Monmouth, State of New Jersey. Freehold. County of Monmouth. New NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the followjng proposed OF NEW JERSEY O f N e w JERSEY KNOWN AS: BLOCK 209 Commonly known as; 626 Bangs Jersey, cn Monday, the 12th day of Ju­ ordinance was introduced and passed on first reading at a reg­ CHANCERY DIVISION CHANCERY DIVISION LOT(s) 26 LOCATED AT: Avenue. ly. 1993, at 2 o'ctocK, P.M. prevailing ular meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Brad­ MONMOUTH COUNTY MONMOUTH COUNTY 1410 8th AVE., NEPTUNE, Tax Lot No. 6 in Block No. 115. time. ley Beach, in the County of Monmouth, held on the 22nd day N.J. 07753. Docket No. F-19129-91 Docket No. F-7414'92 Dimensioris of Lot; (Approximately) 25' Al) the tract or parcel of lar>d and of June. 1993, arKf that said ordinance will be taken up for fur­ A hearing will be held on First Fidelity Bank. N.A , New Jersey, chemical Bank. Plainlill vs: X 100’ X 25' X too*. premises, hereinafter particularly ther consideration for final passage at a meeting of said Mayor this application by the BOARD Plaintiff vs: Michael F. Squillanle. et als. Delendani and Council to be held in its m e^ng room at Borough H all, Nearest Cross Street: 75' to corner of described, situate, tying and being in OF ADJUSTMENT of the K&E Investment. Inc., et als. By virtue ot a writ o< execution in the 701 Main Street Bradley Beach. N.J. on the 13th day of July. Bor>d St. ar>d Bangs Ave. the Township of Ocean, County of Township of Neptune, in the Defendants above slated action to me directed. I 1993 at 7:00 o’clock P.M., or as soon thereafter as s ^ matter TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% Of Monmouth and Stata of New Jersey: Township Committee Meeting By virtue of a writ of execution in the Shan expose tor sale at public vendue, can be reached, at which time and place all persons who may the bid amount at the time of sate. Being k«x)wn and designated as Lots Room, Rrst Floor, Neptune above slated action to me directed. I el 50 East Main Street, (formerly the be interested therein will be given an opportunity to be heard Baiar>ce due in 30 days. Cash or 12 and 13. Block 180-1-A as shown and Municipal Complex, 25 Nep­ shaft expose for sale at public vendue, U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of coTKeming same. tune Boulevard, Neptune, cartified check only. at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the set forth on a certain map entitled: PHYLLIS A QUOCLEY The apprOMimate amount of the Freehold. County of Monmouth, New N.J., on Wednesday, July 7. U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of on Monday, the 19th day of Ju- "Map of Section No. 3. Middlebrook at Borough Clerk of the Borough of Bradley Beach judgment artd commission to be Monmouth, Township of Ocean, Mon­ 1993 at 7:30 p.fn. All in- Freehold, County of Monmouth, New ly. 1993 at 2 o'clock. P.M. prevailing N ew Jersey _terested parties wili be heard., setisfied by sale is the sum of mouth County. New Jersey", dated Jersey, on Morxlay. the 12th day of Ju­ time. ORDINANCE NO. 1993-17 $236,66671. Additionatty. all sales are November 30. 1966 arid fHed in the Plans of the proposal may ly. 1993 at 2 o'clock, PM. prevailir>g The property to be soki is locked in the AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SUPPLEMENT THE RE­ be inspected in the office of subject to Sheriffs fees, to be paid by Monmouth County Clerk's Office on VISED GENERAL ORDINANCES OF THE BOROUGH OF time. Township of Neptur>e in the County of the Administrative Officer to the successful bidder (Advertising. September B. 1967 in Case 79. Sheet BRADLEY BEACH, 1974", BY AMENDING CHAPTER III PER­ All that certain tract or parcel of lar>d Monmouth, Stale of New Jersey. the Board of Adjustment in Mileage and Costs). 12 and premises tying ar>d being in the Commonly known as : 81 Mt Zion Way. SONNEL the Municipal C^plex, 25 The Sheriff hereby reserves the right More commonty known as 23 Mid- BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Council of the Bor­ Towr\ship of Neptur>e. County of Mon­ Ocean Grove, Neptune Twp . NJ Neptune Boulevard, Neptune, to adjourn this sale without further diabrook Dr.. Ocean. New Jersey. ough of Bradley Beach, in the County of Monmouth, as fol­ mouth ar>d Stale of New Jersey, com­ Tax Lot No. 147 in Block No 64, Twp New Jersey, during regular notice by publication. monly known as Route 66 and Wayside Being a portion of tha sama premisas lows: of Neptur>e. business hours. WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff Road. Nep(ur>e. New Jersey ar>d more conveyed to the Grantor herein by deed 3-9.1 Officers artd Employees Paid a Specific Salary. The Dated: June 8, 1993 Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Dated: June 2. 9, 16 23 particularly described as follows: from Granada Estates, inc.. which following salaries and indici^ad compensation, unless other­ AN H BUI 31 75'w ideby602S’ deep. Containing CuHen & Palazzo, P C , Attorneys Beginning at an iron pipe in the deed is dated May l. 1963 and was wise indicated, shall be per annum. 1410 8th Avenue Approx. j04 acres. Diane Ault Cullen, tor the firm southerly lir>e of Asbury Avenue, which racorded June 11. 1973 m the Office Position Neptune. NJ 07753 Nearest Cross Street Situate on the (906) 505-9200 point ts the northeast corner of the en­ of the Clerk of Monmouth County in (25) $16.88 rK>rtherty sidalir>e of Mt Zion Way. ap­ tire tract; thence Book 3837 of Deeds for said County at 63-SC (22-25) prox. 31 75’ west of the intersection of Municipal Office: 1) South 05^ 13 minutes west. 236.40’ Page 311; and by corracttve deed SHERIFF’S SALE New York Ave. and Mt Zion Way Borough ClerfdDeputy Treasurer 39.375 .00 to a stake which is the northeast cor­ deled May 1. 1973 and recorded July SUPERIOR COURT TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of (General 75% Sevier 25%) 63-17 ner of the formerly LHHan White proper­ 15. 1974 in the OffKe of the Clerk of OF NEW JERSEY the bid amount at the lime of Mie. SHERIFF'S Sa l e ty (now Carver); iherKe Monmouth County in Book 3691 of CHANCERY DIVISION BalarKe due in 30 days. Cash or Public Works: SUPERIOR COURT 2) South 89® 26 minutes 30 seconds Deeds lor said County at Page 105. MONMOUTH COUNTY certified check only. Park Maintenance Extras 5.05 per hour OF NEW JERSEY west, 646.14* along the former White TERMS OF s a l e DEPOSIT 10% of Docket No. F-4381-92 CHANCERY DIVISION The approximate amount of the property (now Carver) to an iron pipe (he b«d amount at the tima of sale. For the Year New Jersey Housing & Mortgage MONMOUTH COUNTY judgment and commission to be set in the easterly line of Wayside Balance due in 30 days Cash or 1992 FinatKe Agency. Plaintiff vs: satisfied by sale is the sum of Docket No. F-3924-92 Road; IherKe cerlilted checli only Veronica E. Cotatat, Defendant Citicorp Mortgage, IrK.. Rainliff vs: $190.44323 Additionaily. all sates art 3) North 29® 01 minutes 50 seconds The approximate amount of the Assistant Supervisor/Plant Mechanic 13,092.00 By virtue of a writ of execution in the subject lo Sheriff's fees, to be paid by Jesus Galvan. Doreen Galvan, et als. east. 40.67' ak>r>g the easterly hr>e of judgment and commission to be (40% General 60% Sewer) atxive stated action to me directed. I the successful bidder (Advertising. Defer>dants Wayside Road to an iron pipe; therKe satisfied by *ale >: me sum ot shall expose for sale at public vendue, Mileage ar>d Coats). By virtue of a writ of execution in the 4) North 04® 01 minutes 50 seconds $14,505 18 Additionaify. sM sales are SEWER UTILITY: For the Year at 50 East Main Street, (fomnerty the The Sheriff hereby reserves the right above stated action to me directed. I east. 80' along the easterly line of subfecl to Shentf's lees, to be paid by 1993 U S. Post Office), in the Borough of to adfourn this sale without further shall expose for sale at pubitc vendue, Wayside Road to an iron pipe; therKe the successful bidder (Advertising, Freehold, County-of Monmouth, New notice by publicalion. at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the 5) Along a curve bearing to the rKr- Miieage and Costs). Borough Clerk/Deputy Treasurer 13,125.00 Jersey, on Monday, the 19th day of Ju­ WILLIAM M LANZARO. Sheriff U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of theast with a radius of 162'. a distanc* The Sheriff hereby reserves the right (Sewer 25% General 75%) ly, 1993, at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailing Dated June 2 3 30. July 7. 14 Freehold. County of MonrrKHJth. New along the arc of 185.23’ to an iron pipe lo ad^ ' r ■ sie without further time. Pitney. Hardin. Kipp & Szuch. Jersey, on Mor>day. the 19th day of Ju­ set in the soulherly line of Asbury '>H»ce by publication The property to be sokJ is located in the Attorr>eys ly. 1993 at 2 o'clock. P.M. prevailing Avenue and New Jersey State High­ w il l ia m M LANZARO, Shentt Township of Neptune in the County of Codeen R Donovan, tor the firm Assistant Supervisor/Plant Mechanic 19,637.00 time. way; thence Da!r.Hi Juna 16. 23. X . July 7 (201) 966-6300 (60% Sewer 40% General) Monmouth, State of New Jersey. The property to be sold is located in the 6) ^ofth 62® 55 minutes east, 157.68' Kath' en R Wai:. Commonly known as: 104 Leonard Township of Neptune in the County of atorig the easterly line of the Stale Mwy. (25-28) $66.96 2 2 3 « n i 6 36 9 BEACH UTILfTY: Avenue. Monmouth. State of New Jersey. to an iron pipe set; therKe Tax Lot No. 12.01 in Block No. 188. SHERIFF'S SALE Commonly known as: 106 Atkins 7) Aior>g the southerly (ir>e of said Hwy (24-27) $81.64 Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) SUPERIOR COURT Beach Maintenance: Avenue. and along an arc of a curve with a 61-376 99 89' X 140.25'. OF NEW JERSEY Park Maintenance Extras 5.05 per hour Tax Lot No. 32 in Block No. 158. radius of 230' a distance of 211.36' to s h e r if f s S A ir Nearest Cross Street: Situate on the CHANCERY DtVlStON Dimensiorts of Lot: (Approximately) 35' an iron pipe set in the southerly lirve of SUHEfiOR COURT westerly side of Leonard Avenue, 100' MONMOUTH COUNTY In all other respects, Chapter III Personnel shall remain the wide by 176' long. Asbury Ave; thence Of from the northeriy side of Munroe Ave. Docket No F-3824-92 same. Nearest Cross Street: Situate on the 8) South 64® 25 minutes 30 seconds CHANCERY Of/:' ‘ON The within Ordinance shall fake effect when finally passed TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% Of Reaofufion Trust Corporation. PJa nliff MONMOi ■ TH COUNTY easterly side of Atkins Ave.. 283 73' east. 221' along the southerly lir>e of and published according to law. the bid amount at the time of sate. from the northerly side of 11th Ave. Asbury Ave. to the point or place of VS’ Docket No F 170*4 MAYOR AND COUNCIL Batance due in 30 days. Cash or TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of beginning. Frederick H. Schafer and Karen CrestiT-,.ni ' - - *»nd Loan (25) $42.21 ASSrv-i.l’''r. pt- - ’.t1 certified check only. the bid amount at the time of sale. Also beir>g known and designated as Schafer, hfw. at als. Defendants The approximate amount of the Balarice due in 30 days. Cash or Lot 1 in Block S-1-6 on the Tax Map of By virtue of a writ of execution m the W»i''2~J ------■ ‘.on Alvarez judgment and commission to be above stated action to me directed, i NOTICE certified check only. the Township of Neptune. Sf'N-r'-:'. et a»». r?-'-- 'n--- Borough of Bradley Beach satisfied by sale is the sum of shaft expoae for safe at pubhc vendue, The approximate amount of the TERMS OF SALE DEPOSIT 10% Of By vi^r le of a wn: o- ion in the County of Monmouth $71,588.23. Additionaily, all sales are al 50 East Mam Street, (formerly the judgment and commission to be the bid amount at the lime of sale ^bove stated to • ' -acted. I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following entitled ord­ subject to Sheriff's fees, to be paid by U S Post Office), m the Borough of satisfied by sale is the sum of Balance due in 30 days Cash or sT:-’" a f r vendue, inance was introduced and passed on first reading at a regular the successtui bidder (Advertising, $154.57342. Additionally, all sales are Freehold, County of Monmouth. New at 50 Eas- M j reel, f’. rmerly the meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Bradley certified check only. Mileage and Costs). subject to Sheriff's fees, to be paid by The approximate amount of the Jersey, on Monday, (he 19th day of Ju­ U S Post O f*: - the Borough of Beach held on June 8. 1993 and passed on final reading, after The Sheriff hereby reserves the right ly. 1993. at 2 o'ctocW P M prevA : -ig the successful bidder (Advertising. judgment and commission to be F’-nehoid. r.- * M -julh, New a hearing thereon, at a regular meeting held on June 22, 1993: to adjourn this sale without further Mileage and Costs). satisfied by sale is (he sum of time rr.y on** fayol Ju- ORDINANCE NO. 1993-14 notice by publication. The Sheriff hereby reserves the right $579,917.95 Addilionalty, all sales are The property to be sold a located 'ithe fy 1993, w P M '^evaiiing AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SUPPLEMENT THE WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff to adjourn this sale without further subject to Sheriff’s fees, to be paid by City of Oakhufst in the County of Mon­ time REVISED GENERAL ORDINANCES OF THE BOROUGH OF Dated: June 23, 30. July 7. 14 mouth, State of New Jersey notice by publication. the successful bidder (Advertising. IT ‘ property to be ‘ ^ iied in the BRADLEY BEACH, 1974“ BY AMENDING CHAPTER III PER­ Schneider. Nardone, Burnside $ Commonly known as 497 Elizabeth SONNEL AND MORE PARTICULARLY SECTION 3-9.1 EN­ WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff Mileage and Costs). Towr.'-hip ol Nepi ^ in “ ounty of Jemas, Attorneys TITLED OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES PAID A SPECIFIC Dated: June 2 3 30. July 7. 14 The Sheriff hereby reserves the right Street Monmoot” . State of *; ‘ rsey. Russell S. Burnside, for the firm Tax Lot No 36 4 37 in Bkx* No 25.12 SALARY z2., (a), (b), (c), (d), z5., (c) and (d) Sham, Schaffer & Rafaneilo, Attorr>eys to adjourn this sale without further Commonfy knowr? a* ; -tenmere By order of the Mayor and Council 1201) 621-1600 Ralph F. Casale, for the firm notice by publication. TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT 10% ol Ave the bid amount at the time of sale Tax Lot No 14. If,. 16 r. nv--.k No, 396. STEPHEN G. SCHUELER, Mayor (25-28) 63-5 $63.24 (906) 953-9300 WILLIAM M LANZARO, Sheriff Balance due m 30 days Cash or GEORGE A, DeNARDO, Council Member SHERIFF'S SALE Dated; June 16. 23 30. July 7 Oirnens o» Lot mimately) (25-28) $63.24 certified check only. GEORGE H. MOFFETT, Council Member SUPERIOR COURT Giordano, Haileran & Ciesla, Attorneys 75‘ X 90 The approximate amount of the JANET MacINNES, Council Member OF NEW JERSEY Lisa A. Bulto. for the lirm Nearest Cross Street f :jj(e on the ORDINANCE NO. 297 judgment arul commission to be SALVATORE GALASSETTI, Council Member CHANCERY DIVISION (908) 741-3900 northeasterly r.de of Gie"“ vre Ave.. Borough of Interlaken satisfied by sale is the sum of Attest: MONMOUTH COUNTY 124-27) $105.40 625 from the wesu-rty >?*de of Oakdale PHYLLIS A. QUIXLEY County of Monmouth $127,237.50 Additionally, ail sales are Drive. Docket No. F-9078-92 61-489 Borough Clerk 1993 subject to Sheriff 's tees, to be paid by TERMS OF SALE DEPOSIT 10% of Federal National Mortgage Associa­ SHERIFF S SALE (25) $15.50 INDEX RATE ORDINANCE the successful bidder (Advertisir>g. the bid amount at the lime of sale. tion, Plaintiff vs: NCnCE OF ADOP'RON SUPERIOR COURT Mileage and Costs) BalarKe due in 30 days Cash or 61-404 Lynvrood E. Sutton and Shirley Sutton, Notice is hereby given that OF NtW JERSEY shall expose for sale at public vendue, The Sheriff hereby reserves the right certified check only SHERIFF S SALE his wife, et als. Defendants the above Ordinance was in­ CHANCERY OlVIS.ON at 50 East Main Street, (fornnerly the to ad|Ourn this sale without further The approximate amount of the SUPERIOR COURT By virtue of a writ of execution in the troduced and passed on first MONMOUTH COUNTY U.S. Post Office), in the Borough ol notKe by pubiKation judgment arfo commission to be ' OF NEW JERSEY above stated action to me directed, I reading May 27, 1993, was Docket No F-19670-91 Freehold, County of Monmouth, New WILLIAM M LANZARO. Sheriff satisfied by sale la the sum of CHANCEflY DIVISION shall expose for sale at public vendue, presented and passed on sec­ Government National Jersey, on Monday, the 28th day of Mortgage j„n g 23 33, July 7. 14 $77,376.94. Additionetly. all sales are MONMOUTH COUNTY at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the ond reading and finally adopt­ Assoclafion, Plaintiff vs; June. 1993, at 2 o'clock. P.M. prevailing Shapiro A Kreisman. Attorneys subject to Sheriff's tees, lo be paid by Docket No. F-13606-91 U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of ed June 21, 1993. Jessie Brodie ar>d 0iar>e Brodie. his time. Edward C. Lambert, for the firm the successful bidder (Advertising, Federal Home Loan Mortgage Cor­ Freehold. County of Monmouth. New MARY JANE KNIGHT, RMC wife, et als. Defer>dants The property to be sold is located in the (201) 338-9700 Mileage and Costs). poration, Plaintiff vs: Jersey, on Monday, the 19th day of Ju­ (25) $ 4 .96 By virtue of a writ of execution in the Township ol Neptune in the County of (25-28) $57.04 The Shenff hereby reserves Ihe right George Karelas and Marista Karelas. ly. 1993, at 2 o'clock. P.M. prevailing 61-476 above stated action to me directed. I Monmouth. State of New Jersey. to adfoum this sale without further hts wife, at als, Defendants time. SHERIFF'S SALE shall expose for sale at public vertdue. Commonly known as; 1309 & 1309’/? 61-467 notice by publication. By virtue of a writ of execution in the The property to be sold is kxated in the at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the SUPERIOR COURT SHERIFF'S SALE WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff above stated action to me directed. I Monroe Ave. Township of Neptur>e In the County of OF NEW JERSEY U.S. Post OffKe), in the Borough of SUPERIOP COURT Shan expose for sale at public vendue, Tax Lot No. 25 in Bfock No. 184. Monmouth. State of Now Jersey. Dated June 16. 23. 30. July 7 CHANCERY DIVISION Freehold, County of Monmouth. New OF NEW JERSEY at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 50’ Commonly known as; 11 Provincial Craig J Goettler, Esq . Attorney MONMOUTH c o u n t y Jersey, on Monday, the 12th day of Ju­ X 150'. CHANCEITY DIVISION (906) 287-3836 ext 402 U S- Post Office), in the Borough of Place. Docket No. F-18S97.91 ly. 1993. at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailirtg Nearest Cross Street; 196' westerly MONMOUTH COUNTY Freehold, Courtty of Monmouth. New Tax Lot No. 6 in Block No. 9053. Independence One Mortgage Corpora­ time. $6 5.24 from Ridge Avenue. Docket No. F-19065-91 Jersey, on Monday, the 12th day of Ju­ Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) The property to be sold is located in the NOncr A full legal description of the property tion. Ptaintifi vs: GMAC Mortgage Corporation of PA. ly. 1993. at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailing 100’ x 100’ X 100’ X 100'. Township of Neptune in the County of Township of f jtuna can be found In the Offices of the Clerk Stephen Hillwig and Lois Miller, his Plaintiff vs: time. Nearest Cross Street: 28.93' from Monmouth, State of New Jersey. County of Monmouth and the Sherilf of Monmouth County. wile, et als. Defendants ClarerKe Blanton; Mrs. Oarence Blan­ AN that tract or parcel of land and Frederick Avenue. Commonly known as: 119 Hawthorne NOTICE is horaby given TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% ol Bv virtue of a writ ot execution in the ton. his wife, et als, Defendants pramises, situate, lying and being in TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% ol stated action to me directed, t that the regularly scheduled Ave. By virtue of a writ of execution in the the Borough of Belmar in the County the bid amount at the time of sale. the bid amount at the lime of sale. Workshop Meeting of the shall expose for sale at public vendue. Tax Lot No. 10 in Block No. 279. above stated action to me directed. I of Monmouth. State of New Jersey. Balance due in 30 days. Cash or Balance due in 30 days. Cash or Neptune Township Committee at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the Dimensions of Lot; (Approximately) Shan expose for sale at public vendue, Commonly known as; 1000 River certified check only. to be held on Monday, June certified check only. U.S, F^st Office), in the Borough of 105' wide by 105’ long. at 50 East Main Street, (formerly the Road. UnH 2C The approximate amount of the The approximate amount of the 28, 1993, at 6:30 P.M., will be Freehold. County of Monmouth, New Nearest Cross Street; Situate on the U.S. Post OffKe), in the Borough of Tax Lot No. 2.03 in Block No. 107.01. judgment and commission to be judgment and commission to be cancelled and rescheduled for Jersey, on Monday, the 12th day of Ju­ westerly side ol Hawthorne Ave., Freehold, County of Monmouth. New TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of satisfied by sale is the sum of satisfied by sale is the sum of Tuesday, June 29. 1993 at ly, 1993 at 2 o’clock. P.M. prevailing 342.61' from the southerly along same Jersey, on Monday, the 12th day of Ju­ the bid amount at the time of sate. $138,342.02. Additionally, all sales are $120,088.73. Additiooally, all sales are 6:30 P.M. The meeting will al­ time. from the southerly side of Corlies Ave. ly, 1993, at 2 o’clock. P.M prevailing so be amended to Include for­ Balance due in 30 days. Cash or subject to Sheriff's tees, to be paid by subject to Sheriff's lees, to be paid by The property to be sold is located in the TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of lime. mal action on any important certified check only. the successful bidder (Advertising, the successful bidder (Advertising, Borough of Neptune City in the Coun­ the bid amount al the time of sale. The property to be sold is located in the Township business. The approximate amount of the Mileage and Costs). ^ Mileage and Costs). ty of Monmouth. State of New Jersey. Balance due in 30 days. Cash or Township cf Neptune in the County of The above revisions are judgment and commission to be The Sheriff hereby reserves the right The Sheriff hereby reserves the righi Commonly known as: 58 Neptune Ave. certified check only. Monmouth, State of New Jersey. given in accordance with the setisfied by sate is the sum of to adjourn this sale without further to adjourn this sate without furthei Tax Lot No. 45 in Block No. 78. The approximate amount of the Commonly known as: 603 Mayfair requirements of RS. 10:4-18. $96,129.46. Additionaify. ^ safes are notice by publication. notice by j>ublication. Dimensions of Lot; (Approximately) judgment and commission to be Lane. Dated: June 24, 1993 subject to Sheriff's fees, to be paid by WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff WILLIAM M. LANZARO, Sheriff 94.48' wide by 7097' long. satisfied by sale is the sum of Tax Lot No. 29 in Stock No. 3013 RICHARD J. CUTTRELL the successful bidder (Advertising. Dated: June 2. 9. 16. 23 Dated: June 23, 30, July 7, 14 Nearest Cross Street; Situate on the $160,020.47. Add'itionaity, ail sales are Dimensions ot Lot: (Approximately) Municij^al Clerk Mileage ar>d Costs). Schwall A Becker. Esqs.. Attorneys Budd, Lamer, Gross, Rosenbaum easterly side of Neptune Ave.. 75' from subject to Sheriff's lees, to be paid by too* X 100' X 100’ X 100'. (25) $ 6 .82 The Sheriff hereby reserves the right John F. Fraebel. for the firm Greenberg & Sade, Attorneys the northerly side of Sylvania Avenue. the successful bidder (Advertising, Nearest Cross Street; Brixton Place. to adjourn this sale without further (201) 664-6484 ORDINANCE NO. 296 Stephen McNally, tor the lirm TERMS OF SALE; DEPOSIT: 10% of Mileage and (3osfs). TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 10% of notice by publication. Borough of Interlaken (2 2-25 $63.24 (609) 663-9400 the bid amount al the time of sale. The Sheriff hereby reserves the right the bid amount at the time of sate. WILLIAM M. LANZARO, Sheriff County of Monmouth (25-28) $63.24 Balance due in 30 days. Cash or to adjourn this sale without further Balance due in 30 days. Cash or Dated; June 16. 23. 30, July 7 AN ORDINANCE OF THE certified check only. rKtice by publication. certified check only. Shapiro & Kraisman. Attorneys NOTICE 61-270 BOROUGH OF INTERLAKEN, The approximate amount of the WILLIAM M. LANZARO, Sheriff The approximate amount of the Township of Neptune SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE COUNTY OF MON­ Edward C Lambert, for the firm judgment and commission to be Dated: June 16, 23, 30, July 7 judgment and commission to be (201) 33^97D0 County of Monmouth SUPERIOR COURT MOUTH. STATE OF NEW satisfied by sale is the sum ol Shapiro A Kreisman, Attorneys satisfied by sate is the sum of NOTICE is hereby given OF NEW JERSEY JERSEY. PROVIDING FOR (24-27) $58.28 $81,896.42. Additionally, all sales are Edward C. Lambert, for the firm $135.49338. Additionally, all sales are that the undersigned has ap­ CHANCERY DIVISION THE IMPROVEMENTS TO subject to Sheriff’s fees, to be paid by (609) 662-5535 subject to Sheriff's fees, to be paid by THE SIDEWALKS IN THE plied to the Board of Adjust­ MONMOUTH COUNTY the successful bidder (Advertising. the successful bidder (Advertising. BOROUGH OF INTERLAKEN 61-331 ment of the Township of Nep­ Docket No. F-6792-91 (24-271 $64.48 tune for a variance from the Mileage and Costs). 6CM43 Mileage and Costs). A N D APPROPRIATING SHERIFF'S SALE The First Nationat Bank of Toms River, provisions of the Zoning Ord­ The Sheriff hereby reserves the right SHERIFF’S SALE The Sheriff hereby reserves the right $5,000.00 THEREFOR. SUPERIOR COURT NJ. Plaintiff vs: inance of the Township of to adjourn this sale without further SUPERIOR COURT to adjourn this sale without further NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF NEW JERSEY Mark Stasro. Defendant Neptune to permit: THE notice by publication. OF NEW JERSEY notice by publication. Notice is hereby given that CHANCERY DIVISION By virtue of a writ of execution in the CONSTRUCTION OF AN AT­ WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff LAW DIVISION WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sherifi the above Ordinance was in­ MONMOUTH COUNTY above staled action to me directed, i TACHED GARAGE TO SIDE Dated: June 16, 23, 30, July 7 MONMOUTH COUNTY Dated: June 16. 23. 30, July 7 troduced and passed on first Docket No F-T/SS3-91 shall expose for sale at public vendue, reading May 27, 1993, was OF HOUSE AND TO ADD A 1- Shaoiro & Kreisman. Attorneys Docket No. L-1,e461-81 Piuese A Lihotz, Attorneys Chemical Bank. Plaintiff vs. at 50 East Main Street, (lormeriy the presented and passed on sec- - STORY ADDITION TO REAR Edward C. Lambert, for the firm Radhe Shyam, Pfarntiff vs: Robert T. Piuese. for ihe firm John Brustowicr single, et als. U.S. Post Office), in the Borough of ond reading and finally adopt­ OF HOUSE TOGETHER WITH (609) 662-5535 Harmesh Verma. Defendant (609) 354-0660 Defendant BULK VARIANCES FOR A Freehold. County of Monmouth. New ed June 21. 1993. (24-27) $64.48 By virtue of a writ of execution in the (24-27) $60.76 By virtue of a wnt ol execution m the SIDE YARD SETBACK OF Jersey, on Monday, the 28th day of MARY JANE KNIGHT, RMC above slated action to me directer’ i above stated action to me direcled. 1 6FT. WHERE IOFT. IS RE- June. 1993 at 2 o'clock. P.M prevailing (25) $7 .13 THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1993 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES PAGE 15

MEMORIAL CROSS o o e 0 0 0 0 0 fl a Q Qfl ftftAA ROSINA R. COULSON an illegal drug, with intent to Ocean Grove - The 18- Ocean Grove - A resi­ distribute, and with possession foot Memorial Cross on the dent of the Methodist of drug paraphernalia. Bail was O. KUKER set at $5,000. front of the Ocean Grove Home’s Francis Asbury Man­ Obituaries I Auditorium facing the sea, June 21 Jeweler or, 70 Stockton Ave., for 11 Rl. Daryl Furman reported will be lighted the week of years. Miss Rosina R. Coul- an unknown person had Est. 1954 June 25-27 for Edward B. son, 90, died there Sunday. smashed the mail box at a Wil­ Jewelry Holl by His wife, Florence. low Drive, Neptune, home and ing the ownership over to his She was born in China and that Judy Evans, 24, of 610 First & sons, Ted and Gary. Mr. was a former resident of Ave., Asbury Park, was charged Watch Repair Trouwborst had previously Ocean Grove - The 18- Newark, where she was a with shoplifting at the Caldor foot Memorial Cross on the medical technician for United store on R . 66. owned and operated the * Watches front of the Ocean Grove Hospitals, and is survived by Oakland Bakery in Oakland, * Diamonds Auditorium facing the sea, two nieces, Barbara Shann and then worked at the Mor- ; * Watch Batteries will be lighted the week of ningside Florist in Haledon. of Washington and Ann Monmouth , **S ******!|!***« + !H* June 28-July 1 for Donald Shann of Lebanon, Ohio. After moving to Ocean 610 Main Street A. Walton by Family and The Ocean Grove Memorial County Grove in 1961 he owned and ^ Bradley Beach Friends. Home handled arrange­ operated the Cordova Hotel UPDATE “ (Opposite Railroad Station) in Ocean Grove while he al­ ments. 116 -1 1 2 5 so worked at the Asbury home is in charge of arran­ by PAUL P. RIDNER *ooooQooooaaa eaa Jta3 Park Flower Shop and at gements. COLONEL H. LEE Let’s start off our journey in­ McDonoughs Florist in New­ She was predeceased Neptune - The funeral is to summer by praising the re­ ers. Call Andrea Beeler at 681 - 5599 ...... Jerry Coleman of THEODORE TROUWBORST ark. by her husband, Michael V. today (Thurs.) for Colonel H. cent Seafood Festival in Belmar. One could not ask for a more the Howell Golf Academy is real­ He was a graduate of Lee, 83, a retired machine Retired Grove Businessman Amadeo in 1952 and is sur­ beautiful day on the weekend. ly busy off the tee. You’ll find Ocean Grove - Mean­ the Eastern Academy, Pros­ vived by a son, Gary D. Am­ operator for 30 years gl Ben- The crowds totaled roughly 40 this a great spot to improve your game. Just outside Farming- ingful eulogies were ex­ pect Park and was a veteran odeo of Neptune, 15 grand­ dix Corp., Eatontown, who to 50 thousand for the weekend. pressed with emotion and The fish was great and our dale on Hwy. 33 . . . . Mike of WW II, having served in It­ children, ^ great-grand­ died last Friday at JSMC. In­ Booth is the best be in getting love by granddaughters Jill booth was swamped. Our next aly with the U.S. Army Air children and one great-great­ terment will be in Monmouth big event will be the annual your name or picture in the & Hilary Trouwborst and Corps. After returning from grandchild. Mrs. Amodeo Memorial Park. Monmouth County Fair. great AtlarTticville. Long Branch Jennifer Reinhardt at the fun­ the war, he constructed his Mr. Lee, an active mem­ The Fair will open a five and the beach areas should was predeceased by a son, really have the best season eral last Saturday of Theo­ home in Oakland from wood ber of Mt. Pisgah Baptist day run beginning at 5pm until William Staats of Neptune 11pm. The run will be from ever. dore Trouwborst, 76, founder salvaged from a barn that he and by two daughters, Joyce Temple, Asbury Park, and 11 am daily with the closing hour The 3rd Miller Lite Belmar of Ocean Grove Flower & razed. Johnson and Margaret Ros­ the Masonic fraternity, is sur­ at 6pm Sunday. This is always Open, taking place July 24 and 25 will bring the best volleyball Gifts, who died June 16 at Mr. Trouwborst was a si, both of Neptune. vived by his wife, Elizabeth a top flight event presented by the Parks Department. players in the world to New Jer­ his home, here. member of St. Paul’s United McCray Lee, and two sisters, Looking at other big events sey. The prize is $100,CXX) and Family friends. Rev, A. Methodist Church, Ocean Fannie Goodson of Ameri- on top we find June 25-27 the will be battled for on the 4th Av­ Culver Gordon, retired Pater­ Grove and had been one of We want your LOCALSII! cais, Ga., and Lila Cox of 215 Anniversary of the Battle of enue Beach. More than 800,000 Mall or bring In news about spectators are expected to cheer son pastor, and Rev. Ken­ the founders of the Chamber Schenectady, N.Y. Monmouth at the Battleground your family members by Fri­ State Park. The same dates in­ on volleyball sensations like neth Gluckow, pastor of St. of Commerce in Oakland day to be typeset & consider­ clude the Riverfest Festival in Karch Klaly, Randy Stoklos, Sin- James’ Episcopal Church, where he had been a mem­ ed for the following Thurs­ Marine Park, Red Bank. For fur­ jin Smith and many more. Bel­ Bradley Beach, officiated at ber of the Oakland Fire De­ day’s edition. Mail to The ther information call 741-0055. mar has become a favorite stop Times, PO Box 5, Ocean Neptune for many of the touring pros. the service in the Ocean partment. One June 26th, the Satur­ Grove, NJ 07756. day night concert schedule for Please do not miss it. Grove Memorial Home. In­ He is survived by his POLICE Ocean Grove will feature classic terment was in Laurel Grove wife, the former Ella Fyffe, country music by Kitty Wells /T family and "Little' Jimmy Dick­ Cemetery. Totowa, where three sons, Theodore F. and Report For All Your ens. On July 3 the feature will Rev. Gordon conducted the Gary, both of Ocean Grove Responding to a burglar be Fabulous 50’s with the Dup­ Floorcovering graveside service. and J. Craig of Round Pond, alarm, PtI. Frederick Jenkins, rees, Shangri-La’s & Del Vikings. Needs Mr. Trouwborst was a Me., a daughter, Pamela B. backed up by Rl. Richard DID YOU KNOW THAT past president of the Ocean Reinhardt of Ocean Grove, 118 Main Avenue Biayden, arrested Peter Reyes, there are three great nows publi­ * * s s s * * Oceon Grove 42, of 2 Willow Drive, Ocean cations for people to choose Grove Businessmen's Asso­ two brothers, Arnold of Cali­ Twp., after a struggle and from in the seashore area. Start DAVISON ciation and the Ocean Grove fornia and Sidney of Lander, 775-0435 chase. with Atlanticville and add The Hotel Association. He was a Wyoming, and ten grand­ Reyes was charged with Coaster and The Ocean Grove RUGS burglary, theft, possession of and Neptune Times...... Good member and past president children. R e f t t ... burglary tools, assault on a place to melt those hot throats 39 Pilgrim Pathway of the Neptune Lion's Club ....(eeerenfe^Ci/ei/if, police officer and resisting ar­ away is the Cone Zone, Gables Ocean Grove, N.J. and was a member of the tleteniluLt^uru‘*(tu ‘*»*- rest, Detective L t Robert Adams Shopping Center, R. 33, Nep­ MARGARET E. AMODEO told The Times in this week's tune City. The very lovely Nan­ TEL. 775-7371 VFW Post 2233, Ocean a tffeiotit. Neptune • Graveside report. cy Nodzak is the manager and Grove and the Wall-Spring L t Adams continued; Services are this morning can really make you a mean Lake Lodge 73, Free and Ac­ feuvttf H te tsoiU l Hoetst June 20 soda or c o n e ...... Rutgers Co­ cepted Masons, Manasquan. (Thurs.) at 11 A.M. in the At­ Asbury Park R l. Daryl Furmon, assisted operative Extension, downtown V/e want your LOCALS!!! Ma!! or br!ng In news about He was a member of the lantic View Cemetery in Man­ 775-0434 by Asbury Park Police Officer Al Freehold at 20 Court St., oppo­ Danado, arrested Kevin Mack, site the Hall of Records, is equi­ your fam!!y members by Fri­ Shore Area Council of the asquan for Mrs. Margaret E. Wiltiam P. W oiton, III day to be typeset & consider­ ^ v n « r o n d M o n o ^ 32, of 301 Fourth Ave., Asbury pped to test your soil samples Navy League. Amodeo, 88, who died Sun­ Park, for mugging and robbery for acidity or pH at no cost. ed for the following Thurs­ He opened Ocean Grove day at her home here of of of a 65-year-old man in day’s edition. Mall to The three months, having lived in Founders Park, Ocean Grove. Mail or bring your samples to Times, PO Box 5, Ocean Flower in 1971 and operated the office .... The Cruise Con­ Grove, NJ 07756. Neptune City over 30 years. Bail was set at $2,500 and he it for more than nine years ------j was remanded to the county jail. nection is your best bet for the until retiring in 1982 and turn­ Ocean Grove Memorial PtI. William Monroe best in travel to the warm wat- reported that an unknown van­ niiiiniiiniiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniimiiuu r^^u:tcrK. '©JfDlor, dal had broken the left rear WEST GROVE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH “ window of a car parked at 25 Corlies Ave. at Walnut St., Neptune Manor Drive, Neptune. ’5e- “^ictpez, ^ n c - Rl. Steve Smith charged James Donovan, 39, of 102 "Eft/ J^unerat !Home Jlunerai ^crm es ! Lawrence Ave., Ocean Grove, Highway 33 ■— Neptune for drinking alcoholic beverage 775-0567 in public at Heck & Lawrence D. Joseph Lopez Aves. Services: Sun. 9:30 a.m. Forethought funeral planning* affords you: PtI. Jeff Soucy, assisted by Sunday School: 9:15 a.m. M a n a g e r • No tax liabUitits to you or jo u r family; Rl. Robert Mangold, arrested Director Arthur Sanders, 24, of 3633 R . Nursery available at 9:30 a.m. Service • Flexible payment options; . David B. Cotton, Pastor - Church: 774-6748 - Parsonage; 776-6203 1 Thomas W. Taylor 33, Neptune, for possession of Hiiiiiiiniiiiiiinuinniiiuiiiiuiiiiiiiiuiiuiimiuiiiiiniiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiw

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APT. FOR RENT OCEAN GROVE - Large 5 SERVICES trees removed. Reasonable PAT ROGERS’ DRYWALL- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY price. Call 776-7378. (17-24*) Sheet rocking, taping & fin­ BRADLEY BEACH - Mod­ room Victorian apartment. FOR SALE TOM KAYLOR - Electrical Contractor. NJ License No. ishing. For free estimate and ern, large 1 bdrm apt., new Plenty of light. $6M/utilities OCEAN GROVE - Reno­ 9677. General wiring, ceiling quality work call Patrick wall to wall carpeting, bal­ included. No dogs. Refer­ vated Historical Property on DISCOUNT TELEPHONE fans, appliances & services. Rogers at (908)-988-5096. cony, a/c, security Intercom, ences & security required. Main Avenue. First Floor SERVICE - Phone jacks in­ Call 774-5998. (16-31) (*) off-street parking, laundry 775-6306. (17-28) Commerical Office Space, stalled, cable TV outlets. Re­ room on premises. 1 1/2 bik basement storage, 2 apart­ tired from Jersey Bell. 27 LANDSCAPING - Unwant­ MEDICAL CLAIMS - Con­ to beach. No Pets. Call FURN. RMS FOR RENT ments. Financing available yrs. exp. Call 908-528-7535. ed shrubs, stumps & small fused by medical claims fil­ 776-7654. (**) OCEAN GROVE - Avail. to qualified buyer. Call days (24-27) July 1st. Block & 1/2 to ing procedure? Have you 774-2600 or 775-4534 eves. missed out on securing all OCEAN GROVE - Yr.- beach. Broadway side of & weekends. (*) HOME IMPROVEMENTS - round four rm. apt. Very O.G./Yr.-round. Ideal for sin­ the insurance reimbursement Additions - dormers bathrms. to which you are entitled. clean, w/w. Pvt. entrance. gle, mature, non-smoking, ASBURY AWNING - decks - roofing - aluminum MERCHANDISE FOR SALE COMPANY Let us help, Call 774-2600 Free utils, except lights. employed or retired adult in siding - also all types of car­ $560/mo. Call after 6pm small, quiet, owner-occupied ONE BIKE - Adult - 3 Frm in-home Estimates days. (*) 601 Bangs Avenue pentry work. 908-922-6190. 776-8581. (25*) house. Family atmosphere. wheels. $350. Call 774- (25-28) Share kitchen, bath, laundry 4337. (25) Call 1 (800) 773-4956 OCEAN GROVE - Large, facilities, cable hook-up & all 3-rm. apt., 2 family, owner utilities included. $3OT/mo. PORCH SALE - Many Lydia Gennine Roberts occupied. Quiet, no pets, For appt. cal 502-9095. items. Sat., June 26th. Stephane Michelle Roberts mature person or couple. (24-27) 10am-4pm. 4 Spray Ave., Sec. & ref. required. OFFICE/FLOOR Ocean Grove. (25) Jackie Ramon Robinson $550/mo. includes all utils. SPACE FOR RENT Michael Thomas Robinson 774-2200 after 3pm. (25) OCEAN GROVE - Office/- It’s garage sale time. Ronald V. Rose Floor space available in Don’t undersell your mer­ Kimberly Ann Ross OCEAN GROVE - One prime business area on Main chandise. Why get $5 or bdrm. apt., priv. entrance. Avenue. Largest ground $10 when you can get much Stephen Douglas Rudik $450/mo. Heat & water floor open office space in more. Call me before you Nakesha Rudolph included. 1 1/2 mos. sec. town. Conducive to walk-in decide to give it away. High Monica Nichole Rush business. 100-800 sq. ft. All prices always paid without Avail, immed. Please call Lisa Ann Saltalamacchia 988-5618. (25-26) utilities included. Call days any hassle. Please call for 774-2600 or 775-4534 eves. appt. Andy R ose-918-0598. John Samuel, III & weekends. (*) (19-29*) Lori Ann Sandifer NEPTUNE HIGH Tumieka LaShon Donato Robert Patrick Kennedy GRADUATES John William Driver, III Robert Stanton Kibbler Stacia Jeanne Dube Melissa Darleen King Eddie J. Acevedo Michelle Nicole Duke Walter King, III Derek Charles Adnams Paul D. D unbar Kimberley Ann Klapproth Reshard Ali Keith Edmonds Thomas J. Kolakowski Remember watching these twins grow up on Nicole Devon Allmond Swancy Minelli Edwards James Matthew Kopcak the Ocean Grove beach? Saleel Vijay Alve Robert James Emmons Jennifer Marie Kopp Tijarah Yamin Baity Jennifer L. E ngland Jason Lawhon Bernadette Baldwin Stacey Anne England J e n n ife r Michelle Lazarus Ivy Elizabeth Ball Amy Diane Evernham Max Levasseur, Jr. Cheryl Lynn'Baron Andrea Bernita Felder Denise Nadine Lewis Jennifer Lorraine Bartu Rachel Dora Lichtenstein Steven Joseph Bast Jonathan N. Ferguson Joel Eric Lomasang Tara Romaine Beauford Gregory Paul Filipkowski Jacqueline Josephine Long Veronica Lynn Bell Joseph Jason Fiore Stephen Christopher Bellhorn Jahmal Fisher Tubas Allah Lonon Dawn Marie Benjamin Lynda Michele Flay Conique Michelle Lott Robert Christopher Biele Dolores Jose Flores Nathan F. Loveland Andrea Sharmayn Blanton Gregory Patrick Fornino Michael Shawn Lucci LaKisha Mechell Blanton Monique Yashica Foster Meriel Anitra Lyons Michael Bonczek Kelli M arie Freda Ronald Leon Lyons-Miller Thomas Paul Bongarzone Brian Gallagher Kenon A. Mackey David Bonner Laura Jean GaNun Waleed D. Madyun Theodore Roosevelt Boud, III Michael Andrew GaNun Michael Mansuy Daryl Bouie Tonya Michelle Girton Meghan M. Marchese Jacqueline Ann Bowne Daniel Santiago Gonzalez Joseph Marshall Norman Brackett Christine F. G ough Jennifer Camille Rose McAnuff Can you believe they were graduated from Neptune Robert W. Breckenridge Angela Dawn Grace John Paul McCarthy High School this week. Congratulations JENNIFER (left) Theresa Anne Brier Demetrice Andre Graham Anesta Judy-Ann McCormack and STACEY ENGLAND of Stockton Ave. In the Grove. Bonnie Jean Brown Jamal Graham Tara Ann McCormack Valedictorian - Max Levasseur, Jr. Harold J. Brown Meshawn Nicole Grant Michael Richard McGuigan Salutatorian - David Lee Wilson Tara Meleda Stewart Robert L Brunetti Michael Andrew Grant Angela Renee McKinney Mira Carleen Stunkel Brandon Edward Bullock Laurie Lee Hair Khalid A. 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