It Pays To Advertise la The Times OCEAN GROYE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE,; NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1963 Vol. L X X X V i n , No. u SEVEN CENTS Presents Pop Warner Award Public Hearing Dr. J. Armstrong, Cornerstone Event On Master Plan ELECTION DAY Dr. N. W. Paullin Sunday, 3:30 P.M. N EK'fUNI! — A cornerstone Planning Board To Dis­ Tuesday, Nov. 5th For 95th “Camp” laying service . for,' the new .$123,001) sanctuary of the 81- play Projected Growth year-old West Grove Methodist ..At Nov. 7th Meeting NEPTUNE TWP.— A tag to borrow $750 million is over; Thirteen Preachers Have NChurch will take place Sunday: heavy turnout of voters is ex- $500 million, that there is too long at 3:30 p.m..at the construction | a t i in e lag be tween the 5-y e a r pe vW Accepted Auditorium Invi­ site, Corlies avenue and- W al­ NEPTUNE TWP—A pub­ 'pccted here Tuesday,’as State tations To Date, Vice Presi­ nut street. , lic review, of the proposed '•Senator Richard R. Stout, a , 0(1 when the money is expertded to j when the proposed turnpike funds dent Truscott Reports The Rev. i)r, William R. Master Plan 'of the township Church will talte place Sunday, favorite son candidate, op­ .will be : released in iOTd. At; the, will be"-held next.'-Thursday poses Mayor Earl Moody of. .same time opponents feed that tHo OCEAN. GROVE— A camp- cut, will speak, and others sharing, in the servicc will lie j night, Nov. 7, at the Bradley Middletown in the lead spot state should’ jwinounee’ in ’.(l<?tail meeting “team” consisting of Walter Tarasovis, Jr., genera! what tJie bond isslie . w 11 l-. be ais'ed contractor; Valentine Lee,. Jr., Park School, starting at 8.p.m. on tho General Election ballot. Dr. James Armstrong, pastor for, that before a “staggering’’ in- " of *;he Broadway Methodist ■'of the iSalliliger Co., architects, The township’s Planning Polls are open .7 a.m. to 8 p.m. and the Rev. Philip. S. Brown, debtedriess is incurred, the state; ' Church, Indianapolis, and Dr. ' minister. The building . .is: Board will display large multi­ On the local scene Thomas .Ni­ should plan its needs for the next;; Norman W, Paullin,. of East­ scheduled for completion liy color maps projecting the col, incumbent township commit­ decade. , Sen-Stout has called on : ern Baptist Theologicffl Semi­ Feb., 196.1. towliship growth over ; the teeman, is seeking his' first fiill theadministration- foi*. this : type • nary, Philadelphia, will be This week the cornerstone of term on . the GOP ticket, opposed of capital .improvement planning the present church at Corlies next 30 years. This is a cul­ heard at Ocean Grove’s 95th by Leo V. Parks. before, establishing heavy intleb.ted-. anniversary campmeeting in and Atkins avenues w a s mination' of three years, work opened and the following ar­ Seven public questions face town­ ness or new taxes. * - : • ’ 1964. t o w n s h i p Committeeman t h o m a s n ic o l .(left) presents by the Planning Board, during ticles were found therein: A to Barry Stockdale, business manager of the township’s Pop ship voters on1 Column .10 of tho In Neptune Township,'‘ail of its This was announced this hand written history of the Warner fothall team, an annual trophy to be awarded to a young which time 11 reports had voting machine. The, first, two rcf- Ilf! - municipal :employee's are op­ week by Dr. Samuel J. Trus­ church; a pledge card of the griddeK Mr. Stockdale said that ihe coaches and. adult leaders been prepared and proposed erendums are the controversial bond cott, program vice president church; one copy of the fol­ of th6 team will select the player who has show’n the best sports- ' posing the civil, service'referendum sites for community facilities issue questions; question three'calls as a.* ‘‘political^ ,question;” They, of the Ocean Grove Camp lowing newspapers: The Daily manship qualities to receive the award. There are other awards I’ress (Asbury Park), July 2St, for outstanding .lineman and best hack. ' . • visited. for a S50 real estate, tax credit have prepared, a pamphlet warn-* Meeting Association. 1891; The D a ily Journal. (As­ for veterans, instead, of the,present ing home owners of the possible^ bury Park), Juy 29, 1891: The The “camp” will open with | Tho reports prepared in coop­ ?500 assessment reduction; ques­ tax' 'raise. :;if-'the question ap- . Ocean Grove Record (Ocean eration with the township’s con- a service of Holy/Communion Grove), July 25, 1891 (now. tion four eases, residence require-’ proved. Mayor Josdph Wardell has “Ocean Grove Night” Nov. 3 ! suiting firm of Community Hous­ on Friday, August 28. A con­ The Times); The Daily Spray merits for voting; question five also drafted" *in accompanying- let­ cert of sacred music by the (Asbury Park), July 29, 1891; ing anil Planning Associates, New grants certain senior citizens an ter in support of the township- em- auditorium Choir is scheduled The Public Ledger (Philadel­ In Frankford Gliurcli, Pliila. York City, are: Existing' Uses of $80.real estate tax-exemption, rath­ ployeees,. r phia), July 28, 1891; .The Eve­ for the following night. Be­ Land in Neptune Township, New er than the present $800 assess­ ning News (Asbury Park), Jersey; The Physical Characteris­ - At.the county level, IMayor -Moody ginning Sunday, Aug. 30, Dr. July 23, 180;-, The Asbury ment reduction; question six calls PH ILA D ELPH IA — Dr. and Mrs. yeai;s, Dr. Eddowes .directed the tics of . Neptune Township, Now has waged a bitter campaign of Armstrong and Dr. Paullin Park Journal (Asbury Park";, Walter D. Eddowes, the Ocean music of the annual conventions of for assessing fa^m -.land at its Jersey; Community Facilities in name calling against Sen. Stout. wil! preach at daily morning July 18, 1891; The Epworth Grove, N. J., musical team, will be the. Presbyterian •Church, . U.S; at value; 'in re la tio n to agriculture Herald (Methodist), July f; The Senator -feels - that: the county ’ and evening services in the featured ' at a rousing hymn sing various southern cities! . ; .Neptune Township, New Jersey; production;, question seven calls 1891; The Christian Advocate electorate will;, react - against, . this - Auditorium through Sunday, and organ concert at Frankford . Rev. Douglas I. Cloud wil 1 bring Population Characteristics, Nep­ for the establishment of civil serv­ (Methodist), July 16, 1891;.; Memorial Methodist. Church this type .of campaign- and. support his Th Epworth Advocate. & New .■. greetings from Frankford . Memo­ tune Township, New Jersey; Hous­ ice, in the township’s municipal gov­ Sept. 6. Sunday evening, Nov. 3, at • 7:30 bid for reeleetion. - , ; ■ . Jersey . Methodist,. July , 23, rial . Methodist Church* Mr. Kinsey ing Characteristics, Thoroughfares ernment; .. ' '■ ' . • • Dr. Truscott also announced p.m. ; Dr. and", Mrs. Eddowes are N. Merritt, retiring president of 1891; one coin — half *:chtf . well known as ministers of music ir: Neptune Township; Economic that among other preachers dated 1828, the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Studies, Utilities; Capital Improve­ No Issues, But Referenduins • Native Son of Ocean Grove in the Ocean Grove Auditorium. Association and former vice presi­ who have accepted invitations This unique Christian resort wel­ ment Program and Financial Re­ Failing to find basic .issue:! to to the Auditorium pulpit in dent of Railway Express Co., will -A native son of our community. comes hundreds of thousands of vai- participate in the service with other sources; An Official Map for Nep­ arouse the voters, the Democratic Senator Stout, ■ was ! ‘educated ('ill; cationers and worshipers every X964 are. Dr. Aaror, Gast of Ocean. Grove officials. He is in tune Township; and A Summaryqf party has. injected public questions township schools, Princeton Uni­ Temple University ; Dr. R, B. summer* The Eddowes lead massed great demand as a spehker in all 50 choirs and congregations number­ the Master Plan for Neptune Town­ into thfc campaign. On both the versity and Rutgers University Law.; Alumni Director .states/.... :-.;V J V- Pierce, Chicago Temple. Dr. ing thousands m joyful song, as ship, N. J. state ' and local levels, political Harold Case, Boston Univer­ School. Following -distinguished •• well as producing.outstanding mu-: A social hour, will follow the “foot-balls” have been made; out of World War. 2. service from !1940; to • sity ; Dr. Ralph W. Sockman, sical entertainment; • • service to enable all present to A map of Neptune has been pre­ greet old friends and to make new pared illustrating, the Highlights of referendums—bond issue and civil 1946,' when ■ he was separated. as a . minister emeritus of Christ service—-that require more con­ Dr, and Mrs" Eddowes will be ones. Frankford 'Memorial Metho­ the Master Plan, It shows the land Colonel in the U .S/Arm y’s General Church, Methodist, New York; fondly remembered by many. Phila­ dist Church is located at Oxford use as presently zoned and com­ structive'thought. ■' • Staff CorpSj Dick Stout returned Dr D. Elton Trueblood, of delphians as the former ministers Ave. and. Dyre street in the Franks The majority of non-political to Monmouth County to enter- the Barlham College, Richmond, of ni usic at Carmei Presbyterian ford section of Philadelphia. Plenty munity facilities, such as schools, Ind.; Dr. Aaron Meckel, First Church in Glenside, Pa., where they of free parking space is available parks, playfields, and fire .stations, state' organizations oppose the bond practice of law.1 He reorganized Congregational Church, St. served for 18 years. They often di­ in the area. You are cordially in­ that, presently exist,, and proposed issue as “too costly” an' approach the Monmouth County Young Re­ rected music for the Philadelphia vited.