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In The Times
AND THE NEPTUNE ' TIMES
OCEAN GROVE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8. 1965
Vol. XC, No. 2
Arch Taintor Recalls Dumont-Brown Candlelight Nuptials
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0 C E A N GROVE — , Mr.
A rchie R. T aintor, 94 Mt. Car­
mel W ay ,-en jo y s rem iniscing
about the "g q o d old days.” An
article .was recently w ritten in’
The Daily Journal o f Elizabeth "
by Valentine A. Fallon, chairmnn of the editorial board,
: - from ■'some of Mr. T ain to r’s
m em ories of E lizabeth’s base­
ball history in the late 1800’s.
rA) -Both Mr. T aintor, who is now
" • 85, and who w as a catcher for
" th e P ingry School baseball
team , and E dw ard “ Spider"
■Williams, who- is 87 years
young and played shortstop on
th e old YMCA team in E liza­
beth, were form er E lizabethans
and avid baseball fans. They
‘ now live in Ocean Grove and.
still toss around th e ' “ old
p ill” , b u t now it is a foam
; ru b b er ball on the sandlots of
;
N o rth . End Beach each sum ­
m ed . - ,
The “ Capsule H istory of
N eptune” in the township new
'l l * history rbook, “F our Score and
v< F iv e”, Mr. T ain to r read w ith
p a rticu lar in terest when it re.'- ferred to the bicycle vace on
• Decoration Day in 1898. He
rem em bers, as a young boy o ft­
en riding his bike from E liza­
beth to Ocean Groye and back
in the sam e day, a distance of
close to CO miles each way.
W hen the roads w ere hard to
trav el in the early days from
P erth Amboy to M atawan, he
.., would board the train a t P erth
il. I A m b o y , leav in g .th e bike in.the
bag g ag e car, and got off a t
M ataw an and bicycle the rest
of the w ay. To this day, train s
still honor, bikes in th eir bag­
gag e cars free of cost.
Mr. T ain to r says th ere were
,, special p ark in g areas fo r bikes in Ocean Grove and A sbury
P a r k in th e la te 1800’s, cost
only 10c a day. As m any as
5,000 bikes would be parked
th e re on a holiday like F o u rth
of Ju ly , This fav o rite mode
o f tran sp o rtatio n years ago
b ro u g h t he and his frien d s to
H illiard’s Island H ouse: on a
sm all island in the middle of
th e S hark River. T hey would
. . .'.'r e n t a b o at th ere and go crab. 1 bin g an d 'fish in g on th e S hark
R iver. N eptune H isto rian John
B. S tout recalls the H illiard
Island House w eir and he said
a funny thing happened while
he was on the N eptune School
Board, m any years ago. A girl
asked fo r tran sp o rtatio n to
school and they asked her
•where she lived. When she
sta te d H illiard’s Island House,,
th e board had to check to make
v'.vjre th a t i t w as a p a r t of
..sleptune Township. I t w as and
she was entitled to school
tran sp o rtatio n .
Mr. T aintor also recalls rid. ing his bike p a st' the historic
Indian Lady Hill and T ree site
h ear W est. Bangs Avenue and
W ayside Road and stopping to
g e t a drink from the springs
th ere. He has m any happy
m em ories of this “ neck o! the
woods” from sum m ering in
Ocean Grove w ith his fam liy
since his youth. He celebrated
his 85th birthday With Nept.nne in 1964 and is looking
■S e w a rd to celebrating Ocean
Grove’s 100th birthday in
1969. .
T h rift Shop Clearance :
MANASQUAN—MCOSS T h rift
Shop, GO Main street, M anasquan,
•will hold a storew ida clearance sale
throu g h o u t the month of Jan u ary.
The shop \vill be closed during F eb­
ru a ry fo r vacations fo r volunteer
w o o e r s . The shop is operated by
M;j.fljsquan H ealth : Center Auxil­
iary anti is staffed by volunteers
from church and service organizaions. Proceeds benefit Monmouth
County Organization for Social
, Service, a visiting nurse service.
Reopening date will bo M arch 1.
DAY’S STATIONERY
“The G reeting Card S tore”
Opp. P o st Office, Ocean Grove
28tf
" t$ lG MORRIS FLOW ER SHOP
W e deliver and place beautiful
GrmVe B lankets. 710 N inth A v e,
Betmnr. Tel. 681-1909.
—45 tf
anrzes
Grove Receives
In Ridgewood Presbyterian Church $500 From Estate
Of C.Kolilmann
. RIDGEWOOD — In a 4 p. ny. can­ ing the reception,' the bride and
dlelight cerenloriy a t : the W est Side • groom d r a n lO h e ir toast from, his
P resbyterian Church, here,; Miss Jo g randparent’s chalice, a Czechoslo­
Ann. Dum ont,' daughter of Air; and. vakian custom; The groom ’s, grande
Mrs. E. B. Dumont, o f .Ridgewood, m other is Mrs. E leanora .Spisek and
became -the bride Saturday,:/Dec, 26, lils^ grandfather, now deceased/,was
of P d y a te .Robert William Browri1, Joseph Richard Spisek. '
V. {S. Arm y/ 'son, of Mrs. - Marip ; Given in m arriage, by her father,
Brown,- 143 • Abbott Ave;,' ‘ ■Ocean the bride wore, a full.-length 'gown
Grove,' ancHWilliaVn R, BroWn, of of White brocade,'m ade w itli scoop­
B radley B each/ ;r : :
V’i '.£■ ed'' neckline,; elbow-Iength sleeves,
: Dr. Melvin . A. .Campbell .offici-. fitted bodice aiid controlled skirt.
a ted an d ? reception w as held in the. A. circlet ’.of: orange blossoms held
Fireside Inn, Rochelle P ark, ipur-P ag e eig h t, please
SEVEN CENTS
OCEAN GROVE f - T h e
Ocean Grove. Camp f le e tin g
Association this• week ^received
a check in the amounf,\of $500
from the estate of .Clarence
Kohlmann, who w as ofljeial or- g an ist a t th e A uditbtfum for
niore th an /2 0 years; W h e dis­
tribution w as m a d e f y ..Mrs.
W illiam E. Thomson j|f . Ocean
G r o v e a n d IMuIadelptyja, tru stee under a declaratioi^bf tru s t
set up in M r. Kohlmafjn’s will.
A composer of man^j popular
numbers, Mr. K o h W |n n pre­
sided a t th e Auditorium .con­
sole fo r many =years:,TiintiI his
death
in 1 9 4 4 . vfi^y alties
through the year%^ h a v e
brought funds into his estate
for distribution u n d e rih c tru st
declaration.
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Bank Advances
Four On Staff
Central Jersey President
Says “Pleasure To; Elevate
Own Employes” in Bank’s
Expansion Program
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FREEHOLD — flobert B.
Barlow President of the Cen­
tral Jersey Bank and T rust
Company, today ; announced
the promotion of four mem­
bers of the bank's staff to po­
sitions of increased responsi­
bility in conncetion w ith the
bank’s expansion program.
ACTING MAGISTRATE Andrew J . W ilson co ngratulates newly
elected M ayor Joseph \Vardell a fte r sw earing-in ceremonies a t Nep­
tu n e Township H eadquarters a t noon on Ja n u ary 1, 1965. Commit­
teem an H arry L arrison, J r ., (n ex t to M ayor) .and Tax Assessor*
W illiam C. Hogan, (ex trem e rig h t) .were also sw orn in. - : <
will continue on the first and third
Tuesday o f each m onth at- 8 p.; m.
Depositories..for municipal funds
are the. New Jersey N ational'B ank
and T ru st Co., the Central Jersey
Bank and T ru st Co., the F irst M er.
clianis N ational Bank and the Keystone Savings and Loan Association.
The mayor, along ivith
P rio r to th e reorganization for
T o w n s h i p. Committeeman th e New Year,, th e com m ittee, clos­
Harry. Larrison, Jr., and As­ ed 1964 vvlth the aw arding of v a r­
sessor William. G,. Hogan,, had ious contracts to low bidders—chlo­
been reelected the past No­ rine, Pennsalt Chemicals Corp.;
vember and received the. oath road m aterial, F re d . McDowell,
“I t is alwoys a pleasure,” ’ Mr. of office from. Acting. Magisr
Inc.; bulk gasoline, Humble Oil and
Barlow said, “to .elev ate our bwn tra te Andrew J. Wilson.
Refining Co., and uniform cleaning
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 'T. Cornelius
employees w ith a record,.,of dis­
The four township coriimit- and. repair, Grove.Cily Cleaners. ..
OCEAN GROVE — Miss Linda 1st. "
tinguished service ’uP .ipositions teemen will head the follow­
•
Two property.sales w ere confirm ­
D iana Aponte, daughter of Mr. and
T he bride, who was given; in m ar­ where they can take a more active ing departm ents: H erm an S.
ed - p a rt of a lot on Monroe Ave., to
•Mrs. John Aponte, 34 Olin St., be­ riage by h e r father*, was. attire d iri p a rt in the grow th of our bank
Johnson, public sa fe ty ; H arry Mr. and Mrs- Charles J. B arth,
cam e th e bride of. P F C Sam uel T. a peau de sole stre e t length; gown, and its service to our custom ers.”
Larrison,; ;jr., roads, refuse $1,700, and a 100-ft. lot on the south
C orhelius,;U. S. Army, •son of Mr. w ith scoop neckline. H er veil fell
John Doyle has been . promoted ‘and sew er; Thomas Nicol, rev­
side of Olden Ave., west of Sayre,
and Mrs. W illiam O. Cornelius, of from a F rench brocade of w hite or­ to m anager of the Marlboro office
enue and finance, and Gilbert to Mr. .and Mrs. Carl Bullock for
Tularosa, New Mexico, the S atu r­ ange blossoms.
w here he has - been assista n t m an­ Twelves, health and public re­
$2,600.
day afternoon (Dec. 26) a fter
Mrs. Lynne Wolf, of B radley a g e r since the office was estab­
lations. .
F o r its first business session of
Christm as. . ;
•
' • - Beach, who w ore a ; blue *■ velvet lished nearjy two years ag o / and
A ppointm ents m ade w ere: Rich­ 1965, the m unicipal com m ittee m et
Dr, Albert Layton, m inister, offi­ streetrlen g th dress ■and carried a also n am e d ‘an A ssistant Secretary
ard W. Stout, attorney; Jonathan T uesday and Introduced four, ordin­
ciated a t the cerem ony in St. P au l’s bouquet of w hite carnations and o f the bank. He was born in MontL. Hancox, treasu rer; ..Claude W. ances. Public hearing will be held
Church. R obert B atdorf was .organ-; ■
P a g e our, please Birdsall, engineer; Helen L. Riggs,
■'■'Pace eight, please
Ja n . 19. T he ordinances are. publish­
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deputy clerk; Dr. Theodore Schloss- ed in th eir en tirety In this Issue of
T he m eeting was opened by Les­ bach, police physician and surgeon;
T he Times. ;
te r S. Goldstein, president of the F ra n k G. F luhr, au d ito r; Alvin E.
Ordinance No. 672 vacates Var­
Unexcelled F ire Company. The Bills, Jr., m em ber of the board o£
m eeting was turned over to Edwin adjustm ent for th ree years; G ilbert ious paper streets.
Ordinance No. 673 calls for the
LeRoy, president o f th e B oard : of
Twelves and D orothea Holmes, R.
F ire Commissioners, who. commend­ N.. m em bers of th e local assistance construction of a $150,000 m unici­
pal garage and public w orks build­
ed th e but-§ping Chief, T hom as
board; W illiam Kienzlen, m ember
ing on Willow Dr., west of Spring­
McGrath, and o th er of fleers* for
of th e planning board for five
dale Ave., on township owned land.
th eir effo rt in 196'4.'r
S.;V
yoars; Clerk Joseph E. Bennett,
T he following officers w ere then m em ber of the plunnlng board for The present municipal corporation
yard will be elim inated in the urban
sworn in by F. Philip: Hendricks,
one year; Dr. Carl Guzzo and N or,
i renew al project.
secretary o f the Board; of F ire
m an M. H ardy, m em bers of the
Commissioners:
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Ordinance No. 674 provides for
board of fiealth for three-year
• . Chief Ellsw brth Matthews,
term s; W illiam G. H arries, m em ber the purchase of addressograph
1501 Seventh Avenue^ N eptune.
of the! Shade T ree Commission for equipm ent for the municipal; busin­
• Ass is t a h t . Chief, Joseph E.
five .years, and Hugo V. Fischer, ess office a t a cost of $22,000.
B ennett, .17 S herry Lane; Neptune.
Ordinance No. 675 am ends the o r­
m em ber o f th e Shade T ree Commis­
• Deputy Chief, Unexcelled F ire
sion for the unexplred term of Mi's. iginal Springdale Ave., construction
Company, R obert Holmes, 1519 Cor­
Florence P.,H atfield, who resigned. ordinance to connect Springdale
lies Ave., N e p tu n e .;;
With W est Mali Dr. a t the new N ep­
• Deputy Chief, H am ilton F ire • Special police officers'appointed, tu n e Mall Shopping Center, w ith
Company, C hristopher C. •Gifford* servihg w ithout pay, are W illiam J. its outlet on Highway 6(1 at the jug
Bryan, W alter C arter, W illiam M.
FORM ER PR ESID EN T H arry G. Fahy, Jr. (left) tu rn s gavel over
106 Center St., Neptune.
handle. Land to r the $150,000 pro­
to newly-elected P resident of the Unexcelled F ire Company, L ester
• D eputy Chief, S hark R iver D aly,' M arcus Daniels, Louis F . ject was donated by th e City of As­
S. Goldstein. Mr. Goldstein opened the Jan u ary 1, 19G5 m eeting
H ills-:F i r e . Company, W illiam jE. D’Anno, A lfred D. Dobson, E rrin g bury P ark , L iberty F acto rs Corp.,
for the sw earing-in of the new officers of F ire D istrict ^1. T he'
Sekel, S r.r- 305 Overlook Drive, ton M:-Garret.t, Benjam in J. Glas- and Jersey C entral Pow er & Light
memorial bell from 75th anniversary is shown in background.
han,
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rt
H
arris,
Charles
L.
N eptune.'
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Co. T he original plan of the road,
• , • D eputy Chief, .L iberty F ire Jones, Sidney W. Jones, Moses V. through Brockton E states to H igh­
Keel,
W
illiam
Knight,
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a
th
a
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K
ra­
Company, F ra n k Doremus, 806. Old
w ay 66, would have destroyed the
Corlies Ave., N eptune.
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r.: mer, A llred. Lyons, S tanley Morris, residential ch aracter Of, the neigh­
W
ilbert
Moses,
Raymond
Osborn,
;‘The • incoming officers ; h a v e 1a t­
borhood. T he new plan encircles the
tended num erous fire fighting and Roy L. Oliver,1 Edw ard Outealt, N eptune Mall, opening up between
prevention courses and the m ajor­ Jam es E. Pierce, Jr., Ulysses S. 100 and 150 additional acres fo r
NEPTUNE. — T he Officers of the . ia l m eeting held a t noon last F rl- ity a re graduates of both the Mon- Roberts.
N eptune. F ire D epartm ent for the day Ja n u a ry 1 a t th e Unexceiled piouth County and New Jersey
And, Led Robinson, Mike Sclarap- com m ercial and light industrial de­
velopm ent.
year: 1965. w ere sw orn in a t a spec- F ire r Company, 1120 Coiiies Ave- S tate F ire Colleges. ■ -. v-,' • v ?i: pii, Melvin Shatzel, W ilbur Smith,
A form al resolution was adopted
.William Speakm an, lucen t :Stassio,
in o rd er for th e N.- J . S ta te High­
Russell Treiber, Donald F, .Tucker,
way Dept, to construct a traffic
Edgar T y rell,, George ‘ Voll,r ,Ray­
signal a t the three-w ay intersection
mond Wflddeil. Sr., Jolin E. Womef,
of H ighway 33, Old Corlies Ave.,
Roger, -Young, Comolius. Ilansen,
Si Jr., Gary Howland, L ester H erbert, and Jum ping Brook Rd. T he state
wiil pay 75% o l'.tlie $8,400 total,
Nelson Palrvier, F red W. Smith,
while the tow nship'jm ys 25%. The
Stedm an II. Shaftu, Dennis W alker,
signal will have im ouinniatie tie-in
John S lattery.
with th e Uamiifiin F ire Co. und
The municipal eom m lttee an- F irst Aid Squad, holh located at (Ills
noitnced that its regular, m eetings in terseclio n .W h en the fire dr first
a|d alarm sounds, the traffic, signal
TH E N E PT U N E D IN Elt, Cor- will bo red on all .sides, h altin g 'all
liesAve. and Route 35, N eptune, is cars.
.;.
featu rin g for your shopping con­
Prelim inary approval under the
venience, special luncheon and din­
ners fo r the whole fam ily a t very sta te 's Green Acres program ' has
reasonable prices. ”
V . —50tf been granted the township for (he
1965 O FFIC ER S of F ire D istrict 1 TownBhip of N eptune are shown a fte r sw earing-in ceremonies
Jum ping Brook and the S hark Ri­
a t the Unexcelled F ire House a t noOn on New Y ear’s Day. L eft to rig h t: R obert H olm is, Deputy
NAGLE'S MAIN CENTRAL
ver Brook watersheds. The com m it,
Chief, Unexcelled F ire C o m p an y ;.F ran k Doremus, Deputy Chief, tib e r ty F ire Com pany; D epartm ent
PHARMACY — Tel. 774-0204
tee adopted a form al resolution de.
'C hief, E llsw orth M atthew s, member of th e Unexcelled F ire Com pany; D epartm ent A ssistant Chief,
A ll-year service. D ru g s o f quali­
Joseph E. B ennett, mem ber of th e Unexcelled F ire Com pany; W illiam Sekelfi, Deputy Chief,KShark
ty fo r prescriptions. Doctors advise dlcatlng these lands to th e 'G re e n
Riyer Hills F ire Com pany; C hristopher Gifford, D eputy Chief, H am ilton F ire Company.
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N agle’s. H ours 8:30 A.M.-9:00 P.M. A cres .program ; ' . ' < i '
Smiles Of Relief & Anticipation
Neptune Fire Chiefs Sworn In
At New Year’s Day Ceremony
Hats Off To The Unexcelled Officers
NEPTUNE TWP.— During
the New. Y ear’s Day reorgan­
ization of the municipal com­
mittee, Mayor Joseph Wardell
was elected to continue a t the
helm for his third/full year.
School Budget
ayers
Public Hearing On 19G5’G(i School Year Costs
January 30 At 8 P.M.
NEPTUNE TWP. — T he.:
proposed, tem porary s c h o o l
budget for 1965-1966. of,
794,859.05 was adopted by the
board of education a t their
regular meeting on December
.30,19(54, at the Neptune Inter­
mediate School. Mrs. Jennie
L. Nicol, vice president, pre­
sided.
The rccord budget is an increase
of s -174,137.55 over 1964-1965 and :
will be available for public inspec­
tion Jan u ary 11th through Ja n u ary
20th, except Saturday, from 9 A. M.
to 12 noon a t the board of educa­
tion office. T he public hearing will
be held a t the board of education of­
fice, N eptune Interm ediate School,
from 8 to 9 P . M. on Ja n u a ry 20th.
The am ount to be raised by ■
.taxation is $2,709,490.05, an In­
crease of $408,274.38 over the
cu rren t year. This is deter­
mined by subtracting the an ti­
cipated revenue of $1,085,369,00 from th e total budget.
In o th er business W ednesday
night, a letter was received from
Mr. L. Thom as H erbert, P rincipal
of
the
N eptune
Interm ediate
School, dated December 23,1964. He
wrote, "I find it necessary to ;re ­
sign from my position as Interm edi­
a te School Principal effectiv e. De­
cem ber 31, 1964, because th e pres­
sures of th e position have becolne.
d etrim ental to my henlth.’VTh'e let­
te r was referred tp the Education.
Committee, for study. Mr., Herbert, .
w as form erly principal of th e
Whitesyille and S hark Ulvci’ Hill?
Schools and has boon ip th e NeptuneSchool' System over 10 years.
.Mr. V. J. w . Christie, Superin- ,
lendent of Schools, was authorized
to move his vacation up Id F ebru­
ary in-o rd er that'.h e m ay continue
to work on his Doctorate.
The Board authorized the archi­
tects, S harp anil H andren of Som­
erville to proceed w ith the working
drawings and specifications o n .tho
two new schools, a ju nior high and
elem entary school to be built on
acreage behind the high school.
The following teachers w ere a d - '
ded to the Substitute list: M r A i.
th u r C. Pappaylibn; Mrs. Josephine
Smith; M rs..Shirley B. P ark er, Mrs.
E sther .Keiso.' .Mr. John Ogle, 'Mrs.
Rose Forino and Mrs. F re d relh a .
.Stephen, T he 'following resignat ions
v.eio accepted vvlth •" regrel: .'M rs;
Katliryn K. MeNamarit-,'. .Summer- ;
tieui School. Grade 4,. and Ml Rob.
e ll Potente, .Interii-.ediaU' .School ’
G rade 1, botlV el'feciive Dee, a . ‘
195-K Jjr.- Thiniias. L. Iliu .lty ui;
Crhuhtiry, M. ,i. was -.app-'oved to
fill the vacancy ai the lu le rm e ili,'
ale School, eiieetive,, .lam iary 1 ,:
1965, -and has a B. .s. ilegree irom
Monmouth College: ■ ' '
; p « te eight, Plcasi.
China & Oil P ainting tau g h t in.
your home or mine. Hazel Villng ran , 111 P ark HI., B radley Beit-h.
TeU 754-2892.
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P A t; t; r w o
OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES. TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY
. Pathw ay, to M r. Ddnald
Bonnie Lee Ayers Ocpiiii
ByrQu: M a cp o n ald ,.soil: o f' Mi% and
H arold MacDonald o f ;BloomRichard LaBarre Mrs.
field Hills, Michigan. .
Engaged To Wed .
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T)ii» en^agrenK ’n i
Bonnie .Log . Ayers* ,d*Ui^h*
v'.^tcF-'‘6 f Mr. and -31 rs. HaroKI T.
to
'0 h fd H enhiis' 1«tRa r r e s o n ; o f 31ivs-.
LaBaiirb, J $2 Stockton Ave..
•.•■ p i e n ii. ..Grove,-/- .was announced
> C hristm as Day.
,|vAyers;:1lo Xevv^ateLarie,• R.ieh-
M IS S E L IN O R E. R U SH
MISS LYNDA A. TAN.jS
; Miss. Rush is also, the - daughter
of .Mrs. Isabelle M.’ Rush, 139 . Em ­
bury Avenue, Ocean Grove.
• T he wedding is planned for June
.
19:
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Miss Tartis, form erly of Haw ­ ' Miss Rush, is a graduate of Nep­
thorne, New Jersey^; is a graduate tune High School. She also atten d ­
of Manchester. High School, Hale- ed The B erkeley School, E a s t’Or-:
don, has completed two years at ange.
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W heaton College, W h eato n ,. IlliriH er Fiance. Is a graduate of Long
ois, ana 'at present is a freshm an I B ranch . High School. He is ema t Columbia .'University School o^tployed In construction svork w ith
Nursing. New York City.
v his uncle, C arm en Sorrentino, Long
Mr. MacDonald is a m inisterial p ra n c h .:
student
at . Wbeatcin
College,
Miss Bonnie Lee A yers
W heaton, Illinois.
Miss A yers is a g rad u ate of
No date has been , se t for the
N eptune H igh School. She is em­ wedding.
ployed. a t Gable Lane D rugs.
Mr.' L aB arre is also a graduate
o f N eptune H igh School. H e is
New Jersey Bell Teleemployed by VanCleve Inc., Nep­
hone Customers Can
tu n e.
Lyndia A. Tanis
Donald MaeDonald
Engagement Told
Nearly 10 Million
More Telephones
Rusli-Fornarotto
Troth Announced
Christmas Eve
Call 96.8 of World’s Total
OCEAN GROVE — Dr. H. Floyd
Rush, 66 Lake Avenue has announ­
ced the engagem ent of his daugh­
ter,: E linor Elizabeth, to Mr, Jos­
OCEAN GROVE — Announce­ eph F ra n k F ornarotto, son of Mr.
m en t h as been made of the engage- and Mrs. Nicholas F o rn a ro tto ,' 6SS
Broadway. Long Branch. The
d au g h ter of Mrs. B erth a B. Tanis, An .'j'jncem ent was made Chrlstand th e late H arold E. Tanis. 30 mas Eve.
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NEW ARK — .Yew Je rse y Bell
Telephone. Co.- custom ers can now
call nine-and one-half million more
telephones, th an they could, a .year
ago.
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According- to the 19t>4; edition
o f 1“T h e 'W o rld ’s 1 Telephones,” 're­
leased today (Dec; -.30) bj- the
Am erican Telephone and Telegraph
CoM there were 171.000,000 tele­
phones in use throughout the world
by the end of 1863, a gain of 9.9
million during, the year. New J e r ­
sey. Bell customers can reach 96.8
per cent of the telephones.
A tlantic ' City tied w ith ; W hite
Plains, N. Y. for second place
am ong the cities of the; world with
a high concentration of telephones.
The shore community, which, ex­
perienced : a big buildup in com­
m unications facilities during the
Democratic National Convention in
A ugust, . has 74.6 telephones for
every 100 persons.
W ashington, I). C. has the world’s
g re a te st concentrationV:. of tele­
phones,.88.3.per. 100 persons. Stock­
holm, Sweden, remained top foreign
cit.v ■w ith CM telephones per 100
persons;
Telephones •per/; 100 persons in
the s ta te ’s m ajor cities in addition
to A tlantic City w ere: Bayonne,
42.6; Bloomfield, 62.9; Camden,
54.G; E a st Orange, 58.3; Elizabeth,
50.9; Jersey C ity, <13.3;.Newark (in­
cluding Irvington), 56.2; Passaic
(including Clifton), 50.6; P aterson,
46.1; Trenton, 5319, and Union Ctiy,
48.6.
All figures are. as of Ja n u a ry 1,
1964. I t ; takes a y ear to compile
th e data.;
T he United S tates ranked first in
the num ber of telephones w ith 84,453,000. Japan was second with
10,682,492, and the U niter King­
dom w as third with 9,345,000.
Ja p an had the larg est percentage
g ain in 1963 increasing the num ber
of telephones by 14.4 per cent. In ­
dia increased; its telephones by 13.5
per cen and Russia by 32.7 p e r
cent.
The United. S tates w ith . 44.26
telephones, per 100 persons m ain­
tained .th e lead in th a t category.
Sweden followed w ith 42.25. New
Zealand had 35, Canada had 34.89
and Sw itzerland had 33.95.
The Canadians apparenly con­
tinued to ta lk more th an anyone
else. They averaged 597.7 te le ­
phone conversations per person in
1963. Iceland displaced the U nited
S tates in the second place spot with
574.9 conversations per person
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w ith his w ife and 2 daughters.
New Jersey National Bank & Trust
Roy H. Olsen, assistant au d ito r .
since 1963, has been advanced to as­
cashier. Mr. Olsen g rad ­
Promotes Ten To Serve Expansion sistant
uated from Brooklyn public schoois
ASBURY.' P A R K .— The appoint­ ditional appointm ents:' R obert L. and attended A m erican-Institute of
m en t.o f four:A ssistant Vice P re si­ King who cam e to th e bank in July Banking and M onmouth College.
dents a t the New Je rsey National 1963 a s its auditor has been ad­ He joined tho local bank 14 years
Bank & , T rust Company W as.an ­ vanced' lo .a u d lto r and '.comptroller ago serving since then In various;,
nounced today by Joseph Thum- for the batik and its eight officers. capacities. T reasu rer of the Long
Branch area of the Salvation A rm y
moss. President.
Mr.: King came to th e local bank
since. 1961, M r. Olsen resides at
from
th
e
Chemical
Bank—
-New
F red Huiisdorfer, active in the
Navesink D rive/ M onm outh SJ
M ortgage -Department sinec 1963, York T rust-C om pany, ,N. Y. City,
Beach w ith his wife and tillce
was advanced from A ssistant Cnhier w ith whotyi he: had been associated children.
to Assistant V ice, P resident-. .-/■: since' 1947-..serving, in nurrierous
M artin J. Squires, m anager of
A • g rad u ate of Indiana University auditing and cost accounting- cap­
and orig in ally . from ■
’ W eehawken, acities. .M r / K ing is /’a native of New Jersey N ational’s Oceanport
N. , J.,.- Mr.. H unsdorfer whs with Red B ank w herevho resides with o.'flco since its opening last M arch
D un and B rad street and , M anu­ ills wife a t; 74 Woodside Drive. ■ (1964) has been advanced to as-,
Ellery C. Scott, assistant trust- sistant cashier. A grad u ate of New
factu rers .T rust Company
New
York- City .before joining .the local orflcer. slnce.1963, has -been- advan­ York City public schools, Mr.
bank :In Ju ly I960. A m em ber of ced to tru st officer/ M r .; Scott Squires attended th e American In ­
St, Andrews M ethodist Church, came to, the local bank early, in stitu te of Banking and served for
Spring Lake, first vice president 1963 from the New B ritain T ru st seven years w ith the Fidelity Union
B ritain, Conn., T ru st Company, N ew ark before
Ot W all High Boosters Association Company, New
and tre a su re r of W oll-Arnerican w here he served as tru st inveist- coming to the local bank In Sep­
Field Service C hapter Mr. H uns. thent officer and assistant secre­ tem ber 1962 as assistant m anager
do rler resides a t R am shorn Drive, tary . He lives kt 58 F rederic Drive, of its Ocean Grove office. H e is
Allen,wood, with, his; wife,, Ida, and O akhurst and his office is in Ocean an E lder and F in a n c e -C h a irm a tjh i,
Grove B ranch office-which is now. of th e Reform ed C h u rch ,. B r i e l l e ^
three, children.
and lives a t .412 Kivervlew Lane,
.. H . Stanley Joline of l26 Norwood headquarters for the tr u s t d e p a rt­
Brlelle, w ith his wife and th ree
Avenue, Long B ranch and a life­ m ent and custody accounts.
children.
long resident of Long B ranch w as •M artin L. Bailey, assistant m an ­
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er
of
the
bank’s
N
eptune
office
advanced from A ssistant Cashier
We so rt of hope we don’t g e t
to A ssista n t. Vice P resident; Mr. since 1963, has . been advanced to
Joline attended th e Am erican In ­ assistant' cashier. Originally - from visitors from another planet. W ith
stitu te of Banking, the N ew York N orth Carolina, Mr. Bailey served all th a t ju n k orbiting the outsk irts,
Stock Exchange In stitu te and ser­ four years w ith th e U. S. A rm y a t they wouldn’t, g e t a very good-first
ved 12 years w ith the N. Y. Stock F o rt M onm outh and one y ear lij
im pression. — Changing Times.
Exchange firm of F ra n k & S ter­ Greenland. He was associated with
ling before joining New Jersey th e Commercial Credit Corporation
T ru s t Company of Long B ranch of A sbury P a r k and the Beneficial
as a teller in 1940. : Since then he Finance C orporation in Red B ank
has served in various departm ents before coming to New Jersey N a­
becoming; assistant cashier In 1952. tional in 1960. He resides a t 226
Mr. Joline is a m em ber of the Yewts S treet, O akhurst w ith Kis
Board of Education of the City w ife' and two children.
Rdbert D. Brown, assistant head
of Long Branch, tre a su re r of the
Long; B ranch Kiwanls, a director of the ta n k ’s installm ent loan De­
and tre a su re r of the G reater Long p artm en t in th e Asbury P a rk office!
B ranch; C ham ber of Com m erce, has been advanced to assistant
Albert C. Rohlfs, head of th e 1cashier. A resident of Oceanport
Installm ent loan departm ent and m ost of his life ,: Mr. Brow n grad-,
assistant cashier h as been advan­ u ated from L ong B ranch H igh
ced to assistant vice president in the School, attended Monmouth Col­
sam e capacity;, M r. Rohlfs, who lege and . American In stitu te of
llvesat 139 Cllftwood Road, Oak- Banking. Mr. Brown served with
hurst, had 26 years of oxperienco th e' Seabees in th e South Pacific
on2
vrw c
in the consum er credit field prio r to from 1943 to 194G and joined New
UC *A RESTORED CHAPELISPART
coming to New Jersey N ational In Jersey T ru st Company ot Long
OFAFORMERRUSSIANTRADING POST
AMDFORT BUILT IN THE 05. W 1BIZ.
1963. from Pacific Finance Corpor­ Branch in August 1947/ He. has
Credit
ation form erly the E astern Ac­ also served ns associate
, ’w r a w r r w ssoa i a o j
ceptance : Corp. of New ark, N. J. M anager of Bambergers-M onmouth
laaVHD xoaoKm o x a a a o
He is m arried and has two sons and has been a trustee for the
Good'
e y e s m e sttjix x f meworfes.
in the U. S. A ir Force and is o r­ S hore Credit Men’s Association. He
Cgtff far, y p v r ty e s f f f s / / i f riles.
lives a t 445 Driveway, O ceanport
iginally from Long Branch.
F. Donald Squlllante, m anager
of the bank's W est Long Branch
office and forrherly assistant cash­
ier has been advanced to assis­
ta n t vi.ee president in the same
capacity. .M r.. SqUillante, a g rad­
u ate of the Long B ranch public
schools att,ended Monmouth Col­
A Complete Line of New Chevy,Cars & Trucks
lege and the Am erican In stitute
“OK”
Used Cars and Transportation Specials.
of Banking. He joined New Jersey
T ru st Company of Long Branch In
Service and Shop Facilities for Any Repair Needs.
1953 as a teller and since then
has served as hranch m anager of
“Serving The Shore Since 1928”
tho Deal nfflep Jitirl hpnn nMiim in
several departm ents. H e Is a past
president of th e Long Branch Jay cees and is assista n t'state treasu rer
of the N. j . Jaycees. He resides at
22 Forest S tret, West Long Branch
w ith his -wife and tw o sons.
At the sam e time, Mr. Thum775-1212
2nd Ave. & Main St., Asbury Park
mess announced the following ad-
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 8> 1965
0CEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTTJNE TIMES!, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JER Sfil
SPORTSCENE
By RICH HOLL, N eptune High School
Neptune P aces'A sb ury I’ark ami Middletown
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W ith o perfect 8-0 record on the line, N eptune takes on th e Blue
Bishops of A sbury P ark tom orrow, S aturday, Ja n u ary 9, a t Convention
Hall. A sbury’s Bishops huve lost only 1 gam e thus fa r, to highly touted
P erth Amboy. This gam e and its rem atch will decide the champions of
the Shore area for the 1964-65 season.
A fter the tough Asbury game, the F liers play Mlddle-town
team on Tuesday, Ja n u a ry 12, a t Middletown. T he Lions have
th e whammy on N eptune th an k s to a g ift victory in the football season
th a t m eant the Shore Conference championship, but the F liers’ young,
spirited squad knows th a t th ey m ust win to move into undisputed first*
.place in Class "A ”.'
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. If N eptune w ins'b o th 'g am es, they will em erge as full-fledged chal­
lengers to the g re a t team of 1961-62 th a t w ent through 25 straig h t. vh>'
tories and in to ;th e sta te .fin a ls before losing. However, should they
lose 1 or both, the F ilers will have an uphill fight for the re st o f the
cam paign. I predict th a t they will edge A sbury, 63-59, and go on to
down Middletown, 72-65.
N eptune 82 — Toms River 72
L ast year, on December 30, N eptune repulsed Toms River a t Con­
vention Hall, 82-72, to win the Holiday Basket-Bowl tournam ent. Fabu­
lous Fred W arren, upon whom not enough superlatives can be heaped,
scored 26 points and garnered 11 rebounds while shooting a t 52% from
th e floor.
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In the first period th e F liers were out-hustled by th e Indians, and
fell behind, 11-8, with 2:26 re g a in in g . However, th ey quickly caught
A fire; as W arren began to pop, h ittin g 3 of his first-6, and Ed Copeland
j'J-scored 4. Bru'cc-Hoffman, the alert playm aker, finally solved the Toms
River zone, and N eptune tallied the last 7 points of the q u arter to go
o ut in fro n t, 15-11. Hoffman scored 10 points during the contest.
N eptune plunged into a 27-19 lead with 4:56 to go in the second
stanza. Bob Silva, who collected 14 in the gam e, added 4 in th is period,
and W arren p u t in 2 more w ith a total of 8 reebs to his credit. Then
5 consecutive b ask ets by all the first-string players made it 37-25
w ith 2:29 to play. The q u a rte r ended with the score 45-34 in N eptune’s
favo r. Steve Cutillo, who chipped in with 15 points, tabbed 8 in the
period.
Copeland started thin g s quickly in the second h alf as he scored
6 points to pave the w ay fo r a 57-45 N eptune m argin. Copeland, who
is im proving w ith every gam e, tallied 17 in the gam e and am assed 12
rebounds. He should be the b est defensive player in the Shore a t the
culm ination of the season. W arren p u t in another 8 points in the quarte r , which ended w ith th e count 64-51.
The final period saw the F liers practice a freeze with 3 m inutes
to go, and w ithout much action the game ended 82-72.
./■•>. N eptune 88 — Freehold 53
The. F liers trounced the Freehold Colonials, 88-53, last Tuesday a t
'.'.th e Neptune gym . Steve Cutillo, h it 46% of his attem p ts to lead ttie
' scorers w ith 27 big points.
Bob Silva sank a basket with 1 :3G gone in the first q u arter to
snap a dry r.pell in which the Scarlet F liers missed th eir first 4 shots.
From th ere on in N eptune dom inated the gam e. Fred W arren, who
scored 18 points and am assed 13 reebs, grabbed 5 rebounds in the
first 3 m inutes. The F liers couldn’t g e t hot, though, as they hit only
2 of heir first 11 attem p ts. The period ended with the score 13-7 in
N eptu n e’s favor;
The sccond q u arter saw m any bad breaks on calls by the referees
which thw arted a good deal of the F lier offensive th ru st. It term inated
w ith the count reading 33-21, w ith N eptune still in the lead. Ed Cope­
land, who also sank 18 points while collecting 16 rebounds, got 11 reebs
in the first half. Cutillo h it 10 in the second quarter, although fo r the
initial half the F liers shot a t a poor 30%.,
A t the o u tse t of the second h alf the Fliers broke loose into a
53-40 lend,-with Copeland scoring 8 in the third period. Bruce Hoffman,
;Hi principal th re a t in the N eptune fa st break, tallied 4 of his 12 points.
’4‘Other th an th a t it w as a dull period.
However, in the final q u a rte r all thundcration broke loose. N eptune
- struck fo r 35 points, as they h it 49% of th eir shots in direct com­
parison to the first half. Copeland scored 3 stra ig h t baskets to sta rt
things, giving the F liers a 63-45 advanage w ith 5:15 le ft. Then they
w ere off and bombing, with tho second string, the third strin g , and
ju s t everybody im agineable hitting. The defense was also superb. It
should be noted here th a t a very fine act was perform ed by a g re a t
-/competitor, Steve Cutillo, in th e last m inute-of play. He had collected
all his 27 points, and knew he was having an exceptionally hot night,
when he got the ball on a f a s t break. He drove under th e basket with
2 defenders h o t on his back, only a half-step away. Then, instead of
going up for the shot in an effort to hike his point total, he leaped
in the air and passed off to a trailin g team m ate. W ith the game on
ice, it w as a g re a t tem ptation for “Q” to attem p t the shot; but he re ­
neged ii} favor o f a su b stitu te. This is ah example of the team work
t h a t adds s o g r e a tly to this v arsity squad. Cutillo and W arren scored
10 in the q u arter. Copelai%i 6.
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H opkins to Go to Tulsa
Southw est football fan s will soon begih to fo rg et Je rry Rhomfe
. and Howard Twilly, fo r Ricky “ The Sheik” Hopkins, the Shore’s
P lay er of the Y ear, will enroll next fall a t T ulsa U., T ulsa, Oklahoma.
.'•Confirmation of his acceptance came last Tuesday, Ja n u a ry 5. He
V oid this rep o rter, “ O ther colleges are still considering me, but my
mind is made up th a t I will go to T ulsa.” He also rem arked th a t
G ary Carroll, who w as a tackle on the N eptuhe team of 1963, and is
currently boasting an enviable record from the. freshm an team -of
Tulsa last fall, had helped H opkins to m ake his choice. Ricky is wished
the best of luck; academically, and especially athletically.
SHORE BUSINESSMEN’S
BOWLING LEAGUE
Hello, and welcome back bowlers,
and heres hoping th at everyone
has a good bowling season In 1965.
S tartin g on alleys 1 & 2, and
continuing were they left off . in
1964 is th a t hot team K edersha's
Bootery. They took on th e A & M
T ruckers, and won tw o games.. In
v .t'|iln g these two gam es4they now
trail th e League Leaders by
only two games. This team has
the sp irit and m ay go nil the
way. S etting the pace for the
Bootery team was Tomm y Mc­
C arthy who cam e th ru w ith a 532
series, and chipping in w ith a 202
gam e was Charles K edersha him ­
self. George Laird Jr., was top
m an for th e Truckers,- and has been
rig h t along. A little help from some
of those o th e r‘bo.wlcrs George, and
I / f i n k you could sta rt to move, **tt .
Klein’s Fish M arket came from
behind in the first and second
games, and won them, but cou|dn't
do it in th e third game and lost It.
Isacson Euildors was the team who
lost to th e Fishmen. Fishm en rid­
ing in third place trail the Bootery
team by th re e games. Setting a
•torrid pace, and with new shoes,
for the Fishm en was anchor m an
f/js k S tern er. Jack rolled a nice
z£9, and a 199 games for a nice
581 series. Giving Jack a helping
hand v;ap another Jack. Jack Klein
who came th ru with a 5 i l series.
T he big m an for the Builders, and
he w as big, w a s anchor m an Russ
Alaimo. Russ rolled a 214, /and .195
gam es for a n ic e '574 series. This
lost dropped - th e ; Isacson Builders
out of fourth place.
Lou’s B arber Shop took on " the
league leaders and dropped them
for two games, and by so doing
moved into fourth place by a half
game. Keep up the 'good bowling
B arber Shop. We say th at, because
the B arber Shop rolled the top
single, gam e of the season so far
a nicL' 959 gam’o. The previous top
gam e was by th e team they bowled,
th e,S portsm an's Shop a , 945 gam e;
T he B arber Shop had two rtien. go­
ing for-.them , th eir lead .off m an
Loti Molinari Jr., who rolled a 526
series, and th eir an ch o r m an How­
ard MegllL Howard h it the pins
for a 204, and a 201 gam es for a
series of 587. The Sportsm an's Shop
also had two men going for them.
Back in his old spot, anchor man,
was Joe Hammond who hit the pins
for a 536 series. The sccond man,
and top m an for the team was Bill
A rm strong w ith a 207 game, and
a 553 series. The S portsm an’s I ost
the last gam e by only six pins.
T he Ardmore Hotel ofiiml things
a little rough but came out on top
with the two wins over a poorly
m anage Coast Cities Coaches. We
say this, hoping they can get things
iron out, and get down to busin­
ess In winning some games. W hat
do you say Busm en? F or Ardmoore
Hotel we have a top man, Kon
Chapman keeping his mind on
bowling, carm’ thru with a 202
game, and a 530 series. I t’s a good
thing he had his mind on bowling,
because none of his team m ates had
their mind on bowling. I guess you
can blame everything, on the holi­
days, Just too much. 4;
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H ere we have th e first sweep of
th ree games lor the 1965 season.
Maybe this is the sign for this
team to s ta rt to move. This team
can do it to, because they have the
m en who can come thru for them.
The Grovers sw ept three games
from Coast Cities International
team . Did we say a sign to sta rt
the move, they moved
already.
They , jumped from'.-1th e 4eight spot
to th e seventh spot, and arc only
two games out of the sixth.
Come oil F rank, Bob, Cliff, Ed.
and Less we know you can dot it.
The Grovers had three men who
team ed up to help move this team .
F ra n k Okley, Ed Dorak, and Les
Tasney. F ra n k rolled a nice 553
series,4/Ed came th ru with a 209
game, and a 556 series, and old re ­
liable anchor man, and he can do a
lot better, Les Tasney who had a
200 game, and a 514 series. F o r the
defeated team , th e In ternational
team , C aptain Ben Adcock was the
big man, and he alone, for Beil had
no help. -Too bad Ben, losing three
gam es really hurts.
200 Club
Ja ck S te rn e r...
219
Russ Alaimo ............
214
Ed Dorak ....;;
........ 209
Bill A rm strong
....... 207
Lou M lcloni/-.........
205
Howard Megill.
204, .201
Charles k ed ersh a
/, 202
Ron Chapman
1 .^ , ....
202
Les Tasney ...........
200
Individual High Series
Howard Megill .... ............ .....
587
Jack" S terner
.....
581
Russ Alaimo ..................
574
League Standing
L.
W.
Sportsman's, Shop .... 3 2 '
.16:
K edersha's Bootery..,. 30
18
K lein's Fish M arket..., 27 •
21
Lou’s B arber Shop .... 25i4
23'/j
Ardm ore Hotel ........ 25
23
P aul Isacson Builder .. 25
23
Grovers
23
25
Coast Cities ln t'1 .
22
27 ;
A & N T ru ck ers..
19
29
Coast Cities Coaches .. . 12 Vj 35 Vi
MIXED LEAGUE
OCEAN GROVE
As the Ocean Grove Mixed L ea­
gue reached th e half way point, the
Turids find them selves six arid One
half gam es.out in front, w ith tw en­
ty-seven games to go. I t w as bum p­
e r nite and th e firs t place T unas
m et the second -place* Stingrays
which found the T unas overcoming
a 54 pin spot in th e first two games
and coming through victorious in
fine style. T he third gam e w as all
S tingrays w ith Bill Catley having a
181 and the Stingrays as a team
bowling 685 gross. In game num ber
one Bill Smith of the T unas was
tops w ith a 183 while game two
to o k -a fine effort by ,anchor man
BUI Sm ith of 224 to post the win.
The Flukes led b y C ap t. Jim H argadon’s 176 moved into second place
w ith two wins over th e Sharks. The
S harks won the final; gam e by 14
pins on Joe Pope’s 173 game. The
S harks' had a bad nite as all th eir
gam es w ere below average plus th e
fact, they spotted th e Flukes 45
pins.
T he high flying M ackerels had
one of those astronom ical evenings
w ith everything going th e ir’ way.
T he...M ackerels crushed the poor
Sailfish by 185, 94, and 107 pins
respectively in.all th ree games. Jim
F . K rum w as the s ta r w ith a new
high league series of 607 on games
of 235, 192 and 180 for th e Mack­
erels. Only nine pins to the re a r
was Gene Jackson w ith a trem endous598 on gam es of 215, 212, and
171. T he women on the M ackerels
also im proved th eir averages, the
team believe it or not added twelve
points to its average which is dif-
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BUDGET NOTICE
N otice Is h ereb y given th a t th e 'B oard' of E ducation o f the Tow nship of
N eptune will hold a public hearin g on .the F in an cial S tatem e n t an d proposed
B udget fo r th e School y e a r 1965-60' as h erein set fo rth betw een th e h o u rs 61
0:00 p.m . and 9:00 p.m. on J a n u a ry 20. 1965, a t th e Board of Education Officc.
S o u th M ain S tree t, O cean G rove, New Je rse y .
Said budget, w ill be on Ille and open to th e public .b etw een the h ours
of 9:00 a.m . an d .'12:00 noon from J a n u a ry II to Ja n u a ry 29, 1065. (except S a tu r ­
day) a t th e Board o f E ducation OfTice, S o u th M ain S tre e t, O cean G rove, New
Jersey .
SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET STATEMENT
FOR SCHOOL YEAR — 1965-66
B oard of E ducation of Tow nship of N ep tu n e, C ounty of M onm outh
ENROLLMENTS
(2)
(3 )" .
(1) .
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
(A ctu al)
(E stim ated)
(E stim ated)
R esident Av. D aily E nrollm ent ..
5971.6
6409
cnoo • .
ADD: A D E -Tultlon PUpils Receiv< d ........: 329.6
340
334
T otal A verage D aily E n rollm ent ....:...... 6301.2
6749
7134
KS OF REVENUE
(2)
(1)
(3)
1963-64:
1964-65
•
1965-66
(A ctu al) .
(A n ticip ated ) (A n ticip ated )
CURRENT EXPENSE
A ppro p riatio n B alance ......
*$ 323.899.96
s’
• B alance A p p ro p riated ........
. ;• 50,500.00
■u 22,000.00
Local Tax Levy .........
1,738.544.00
2,021.759.00
2,266.515.00
S ta te Aid ........................ ..........
512,209.00
558,727:00
.
591.677.00
F ed eral Aid ..............
332.637.90 .
90,000.00 •
.'l^.OOfliOn
T uition .:.........................
: 195.174.83'
. 204.000.00 •
204,000.00
. M iscellaneous R evenue
3,863.88
CA PITAL OUTLAY
$.. 39,020.04.
DEBT SERVICE
A p p ro p riatio n Balance
. B alance -A ppropriated ....
. Local T a x Levy
.,
•
S ta te A id
.....
M iscellaneous R evenue . .... ...... ..
(C )
15.040.79
2C8.985.50
, 90.940.00
. :>,258.04
$
:
$3,324,180.84 '■
41.015.00
$
. ?•
:
8,898.83.
247,111.07
. 105,100.60'
• '
TO TA L .
DEBT SERVICE ........... .... $ 378.824.33
TO TA L REVENUE
ALL A C C O U N T S '....
34,325.00
7^700.00
401.130.05
114.992.00
$ 36i,410.50*
523.022.05
$3,320,721.50.
$3,794,859.05
'R eflects A ctual A ppro p riatio n B alance J u ly 1. 10(
A PPR O PR IA TIO N S.
CD ‘
iZ V' *5;
*
- (3)
1963-6-1
1964-65
• 1963-66
CURRENT EXPENSE
E x p en d itu res A p p ro p riatio n s A p p ro p riatio n s
AOMINISTRATION
.... . $ 57.103.-J3
• S alaries
$ 65,410.00'
$ '77.960.00
C o n tracted Services ....................i
3.300.00
. 4.000.00
4.250.00
All O th er Expenses
......... .. .11.957.59
13,000.00
14.200.00
INSTRUCTION
S alaries .................... i......
.-. $l,88l;695.27
$2,133,406.00 '
$2,417,380.00
T ex tb o o k s ....................................
39.G42.1G
41.950.00
43.000.00
L ib raries & A udio V isual Mat. ..
10.541.02
21,630.00
23.257.00
T eaching Supplies ....
■/,
40,214.54
43.000.00
45.000.00
.............
All O th er Expenses
5,747.48
.
‘ 5.000.00
0.500.00
ATTENDANCE AND .
HEALTH SERVICES
S
alaries
—
A
tten
d
an
ce
......
' 2,900.00 ■
(A ) TOTAL CURRENT EXP.
S2.00G,329.57
$2,924,986.00^.. • $3,226,192.00
All O th er E xpenses' —
A tten d an ce
....
. 282.24
Salaries,
—
H
ealth
;....
38,754.00
CAPITAL OUTLAY
All O th er Expenses
H ealth
3,052.22
A ppro p riatio n B alance
0.382.26
t r a n s p o r t a t io n
Local T ax Levy .........
29.850.00
. 41.845.00 . S alaries
.........................
10.419.25
F ederal Aid
........
• 2,682.78
3.000.00.
C o n tracted Services an d .
M iscellaneous R evenue
P u b lic C arriers
8,372,00.
R eplacem ent D lst. O w ned .
...... .
B uses
5.607.00
In su ran ce — P u p il
Hcult to do a t this tim e of season.
The holiday lay-off seemed to
T ran sp o rtatio n
721.78 V
1 ,200.00
1.300.00
All O th er E xpenses —
Carol Dietz of the' Sailfish had nice Hurt m ost but b e tte r' scores will
O p en & .M ain
....
6.624.07
0.300.00
7.900.00,
gam es of 166 and; 163, • •
'
be coming up now th a t the re st is OPERATION
Salaries ................. .......................
148.903.43
102.400.00
174.600.00
The B arracudas won two low over. Now th a t th a t sta te m e n t has
H eat
.....
29,205.28
. 35.000.00
35.000.00
'
U
tilities.
.........
.................
43,166.03
scoring games from the Bass .one been made it!s up to the bowlers to
44.200.00
46.700.00
Supplies ......... .................. .........
17,380.44
18.500.00
19.500.00
by 11 pins. John Sheppard had a top come through.
All O th er Expenses ....
3,868.80
2 , 000.00
4.000.00
MAINTENANCE
g am e o f 150 for, ’th e ' B arracudas,
. Team S tandings
S alaries
.............................
38,416.29'
42.000.00
39.600.00
w hile L ee Slpcum?s , 178 won the
C o n tracted S ervices ...-..........
57,155.79
71.530.00
55.000.00 ■
t.'
R eplacem ent; (P u rch ase) of
firs t game! for th e Bass. The Floun­ W estinghouse Serv.
E q u ip m en t
.....
;...,
32
16
12,052.35
16.925.00
17.000.00
All O th e r E xpenses .......
10,766.15
14.350.00
13.500.00 ’•
ders with two dum m y scores did Grove Cleaners ... ....... 30
18
FIXED CHARGES
okay, against the Dolphins with one P athw ay M arket ......... 26% 21%
Em ployee. R etirem en t C ontrl.
30.825.00
32,997.33
38.000.00
In su ran ce & Ju d g m en ts
.
.13,421,00
.23,100.00
10.875.00
dum m y score and cam e out on top N ag le’s D rug . ... . ..... .. 26
23
R ental o f Land & B uildings ..
3.600.00
twice: Joan B urke’s 157 was tops Bronson Agency ........ 25
TO
23 ; EXPENDITURES
OTHER DISTRICTS
on the Flounders for the nite, while Campbell’s B arbers ..... 23
T u itio n
...... ,.-........ -........ .
$ ' 2,500.00
$
2.017.00
S
5.400.00
25
SUB TO TA L ...........................
$2,554,190.C0
$3,199,242.00
$2,891,886.00
George Young’s 209 won the' only Sm ith H ardw are
22
26
SUNDRY ACCOUNTS
gam e for th e Dolphins. !The Blue- Belm ar H eating
SERVICES
21% 26% FOOD
Salaries
.:.................
3,500.00
fish rem ained in the cellar spot
E x p en d itu res to Cover Deficits
1,000.00
Grove B arber Shop ..... 21 ..27 .
STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES
w ith the Dolphins as they dropped L arrison Fuel Oi l 1
14
34
S alaries ........................ .......... .
12.700.00
14.600.00
two gam es to the Whales. F red F ra O th er E xpenses .i.....‘...~....
10.459.43
11,000.00
Team High Game
COMMUNITY SERVICES
terrlgo’s 188 along with Ann Bird’s
W estinghouse
916-897-861
$
2.225.00
3.000.00
S ala ries — R ecreation ............
158 Salvaged the only gam e for the
Bluefish, Poor W alt Bird .couldn’t
get a score out of the 130’s. T he
irony of the two losses was .. the
W hales had to bowl with two dum ­
my scores. M ary Layton of the
W hales had a 163.
-i-v 1
Team Standings
W.
L.
T unas
.,..;..V. 23
4
Flukes
16%
10%
M acherels
16
11
Stingrays
16 ,
11
B arracudas ....
15 v:i i ii
S harks ..... :...... .
1416
12%
Sailfish
..V.
11'
16
Flounders
10 .
17,.
W hales
9
18
D o lp h in s.... .......
8
19
Bluefish
19
8--;
SQUAWS
BOWLING LEAGUE
W. L.
Team Standings
Paw nees
........ 2914
15*^
Cherokees
............. 26% 18%
Navahos
..... ,...'........ 25
20
Apaches
.............. 25 20
Delaw ares ..... 21V4
23%
Comanchos
19% 25%
Pueblos ........................
18 27
C h ey en n es
......15 30
High ,3-game series: Navahos,
1836; Pawnees, 1806, Cherokees,
1801.
High team /-single gam e: Paw ­
nees, 662; Apaches, 653; Chero­
kees, 650.
Individuad high 3-game series:
Gladys Beekman, 571; E nid Smith,
549; M uriel Kelly, 541.
' Individual high gam e: Gladys
Beekman, 210; Bobby W oyshner,
208; Enid Sm ith, 202.
A verages: Enid Sm ith, 159.35;
Gladys Beekman, 158.23; Muriel
Kelly, 153.2; B etty DeRose, 150.25;
Helen Condos, 150.7.
Clean gam es: Gail Wills, Enid
Smith, Ruth Bush.
200 Club
Gladys Beekman
210
Bobby W oyshner .......
........208
Enid Smith ........
202
Ruth Bush .....................
201
High gam es for the evening;
Bobby W oyshner, 208, 1G0; Enid
Smith, 184, 181, 1G5; C harlotte
Meyer, 180,172; Betty DeRose, 180,
168; Muriel Kelly, 169; Lesley Kel­
lers, 1G7; Irene Slocum, 166; Sally
Krum , 166; Dorothy Coll, 165; Hel­
en McNally, 164; Jean Dabler, 163;
Millie Kalinowski, 163.
Team H igh Series
W estinghouse
........4........ 2674
Cleaners . ....... ..................... 2481
Campbells . . . I . . . , . .................... 2467
/. v Individual-H igh Series
Wm. Mockridge
602
Late S ta rte rs Jan . 11th
Bronsons vs. Larrisons
Results Jan. I
W estinghouse, 3; Campbell
0
Larrisons, 2; Cleaners, 1
P athw ay, 2; Grove Barbers, ■1
Sm iths, 2; Bronsons, 1
N agle’s, 2; Belm ar, 1
200 Club
W. Mockridge
222-203
Stu Blair
.....
213
'213
Dick Day
....
Wm. Sm ith
.......
212
Don DeRose
207
204
Ken Johnson
......' 201
W. Atkinson ....i.:.......
(A ) TO TA L CURRENT
-EXPENSES ......:..............
CAPITAL OUTLAY
S ites ........ ......... ................... .
B uildings
........
E q u ip m en t ;..
...............
(B ) TO TA L CAPITAL
OUTLAY . .....
$
DEBT SERVICE
P rin cip al .... ........
In te rest
......
1,000.00
‘ 33.325.00
$
31,087.44
34,325.00 .
, $ 205,000.00
1-12,201.55
(C ) TOTAL DEBT SERVICE
$ 347.201.55
TOTALS (Sum o£ A to C Inc.) $2,057,863.42
$3.320.721;50 .-
$3.79-1.859.05
CURRENT OPERATING A PPROPRIATION BALANCES .JUNE 30, 19M
A CURRENT EXPENSES
32G.755.14
•
15 CAPITAL OUTLAY ....I......... ..
7,939.50
C DEBT SERVICE
31.022 78
TOTAL BALANCES
JU N E 30, 1964 ......
:.. $ 366,317.42
TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND
BALANCES JU N E 3(1. 1964 ....
IM PROVEM ENT AUTHORIZATIONS
JULY 1. 1963 to JU N E 30, 1964
UNEXPENDED IMPROVEMENT
AUTHORIZATIONS JULY 1. 1963
....
GLASSBORO — Dr. T h o m as. E.
REVENUES:
Robinson, president of Glassboro
OTHER REVENUE (o rd ers cancelled)
; ., .,$24,893.73
S tate College, has announced a
$3,400,000 expansion program au­
thorized by .the College Bond Is­
sue. The. expansion will provide
an A rts building for preparation
of . teachers ' of In d u strial A rts,
Home Economics and Fine A rts. A
th ree hundred bed dorm itory and an
addition to the lib rary will round
out the building program^ Glass­
boro, one. of the larg est of the
S tate Colleges, has: a full-tim e un­
d erg rad u ate enrollm ent of 3,140
stu d en ts’ and 4,100 extensi6n and
g rad u ate students.
TOTAL REVENUES
A 'V'. V' ;
ri»-
TOTAL REVENUES AND BEGINNING BALANCE
IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATION
EX PEN DITURES:
SITES .........................................
b u il d in g s
I.,...;....,....;....:.:.
<-
* 24,893.73
$197,339.19
-v^. $65,028.23
.... . 22,963.65
87,989.83
3.258.04
TRA N SFER "
..............
TOTAL IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATION
EXPENDITURES
........
$ 0j.247.te
UNEXPENDED IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATIONS
JU N E 30. 1964
......................................... .....................
$io6.x4urr
TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND ENDING BALANCE ;
$197,389.19
• (S igned) HELEN A . QUERING
S ecretary
DATED:. J a n . 5. 1965
Residents of The Township of Neplune
SNOW RE MO VA L NOTICE
SHOVEL S N O W IN
D IR EC TIO N O F TRAFFIC
SHOVEL
10 FEET
PLOW
D IR EC TIO N
PLOW D IR EC TIO N
SHOVEL
10 FEET
OCEAN GROVE
BUSINESSMEN’S LBAGUE
1
$
31,087.44
Glassboro To Expand
|^|
W ostinghouse has now moved
out to a full two game lead. By
taking three from Campbells they
were able' to pick up a full gam e
on the rest of the league. No one
else was able to take three.
Now the league is more or less
in two: groups. Five and a half
gam es separate the three top
team s while only four games se­
parate th e next six team s. Only
L arrison seems out of the rac>- a t
this time, yet they were able to set
the second place Cleaners down
for two.
Bill Mockridge had quite a night.
Six hundred series and a doubleheader in th s two hundred club. Six
o ther mem were able to keep him
company in th e club.
$2,579,574.43
SHO V EL S N O W IN
D IR EC TIO N O F'TR A FFIC
• T h e ' following recommendatoins are ma.deVto eliminate rc-shoveling of show from
driveway areas afte r streets have been plowed:
1.
Shovel all snow from driveway in direction o f traffic, (facing street) shovel snow to
the rig h t side of driveway).
2.
Clean an additional ten foot section along the g u tte r on the other side .of the drive­
way, (facing street, the left Side of the drivew ay);
•
3.
No motor vehicles are to be parked in th e street.
Driveways cleared in this manner will remain open after repeated plowing.
(Attest) JOSEPH E. BENNETT
Municipal Clerk
(Signed) HARRY LARRISON, JR.
Road Commissioner
FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1%5
OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNR, NEW JERSEY
Lois F ulton, D oris 1Catley, Geneva
H eight, E van Mockridge, R uth
W eaver, Bobby Davis, Charles Hoff­
m an, Joe. Bennett and H erb ert D a­
vis, .'A ls o attending were Mrs.
E arl H eight, M rs, ^Ellbrsie Davis,
M r. and Mi's}.,William Morton.
.Workmen - fo r the. Ocean Grove
Cumpmeetirig Association began
•tearing .down th e form er Dodgem
Building on Lake, avenue. M anager'
Joseph Thoma • planned to re tu rf
th e' site and construct, a children’s
playground w ith benches and aw n­
ings.- The N orth End Fishinjr Pier
was closed w hile'repairs were made
to the je tty beneath.
The annual T h rift "Exhibit spon­
sored by th e Ocean Grove-Neptune
P.T.A. w as held in the High, School
sim ultaneously w ith u tea. and can­
dy sale. Judges of-children’s hand
made •articles w ere M rs.’ H am ilton
F o x ' ‘of Ocean Grove, Miss A nita
Moore, principal of Ridge Avenue
School; and Leon Crandall, m anual
train in g in stru cto r in . the Belm ar
schools. The com m ittee in charge
of the exhibit w as Mrs. Isabel LOweree, chairm an; Miss K athleen
S trassb u rg er, assista n t; Miss L il­
ian ? Kinney, M rs. Edw ard Sweet,
Mrs. M arion Cleaver and Mrs. Willitfm Lyon. Miss Elizabeth Plum ­
m er was 'in ; charge of a musicale
w ith students p articip atin g ; '
The second annual carol singing
of the N eptune Bridge Club w as
held ^ i th th e group m eeting a t th e
ap artm en t of Miss Elizabeh Adams,
w ith th e follow ing members p res­
e n t: M rs. Jesse' .Van, Brederode,
Miss M ary Baldwin; Miss . Helen
Parkinson, Miss K athleen S tra ss­
burger, Miss Ann K, Scholl, Miss
E lsie Bulman, Miss Em ily Ann
Rice, Miss G ertrude Gibbons, Miss
H uberda Wall, M is s . M arg aret
M arshall,' M iss;; B eatrice . Brophy
and Miss M uriel V etter.
Central Jersey
(C o n tin u ed fro m P age 1 )
clair, N. J . and received his early
education in the schools of th a t
com m unity; •L ater he attended the
And Xcpi lino Times
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A m erican .In stitu te of Banking and
P ublished F rid ay ’ .
Telephone "75t0007
W II.LIAM T. KRESOK,. E ditor an d P ublisher
the .graduate school- of New York
CAUL HOFFMAN, Local Editor
U niversity. •'
.'*■ V .
SIXTY-FOUR MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY
‘ He began hls:banking, career with
t h e ' Chemical i Bank & T ru s t C om -'
pany - iri New York ■Ti-iis.t>. Com.c a l; Bnnk, No\v ;Yor.k T ru st Com-/
rphny,.. in ; 1928 an d . rem ained' with
Second Class P ostage Paid A t Ocean Grove, N. Jth a t institution fo r' 14..y ears as a
_________ TH E TRUTH IN ITS PRO PER P L ACE
special - representative in -the new
TH E TIMES is on sale a t th e toil ow ing n ew s, stan d s; O cean G rav e—D ay s business/departm ent;before joining
S tatio n ery and R uth's S tatio n ery : A sbury P a rk —-F reddie’s (Em ory at L ak e); the United S tates A r m y ; in 1942;'
N ep tu n e—V arsity Shop. W arner D rue. N eptune Soda Shop. C u cciiru llo s D eli­
catessen. N ick's. H arvey's,' Wilson. G able’s Drug. M uller’s D elicatessen. H am ilton .He se rv e d .. . in the -Intelligence
Sweet, Shop. H am ilton D rug and BUI and M ae’s D elicatessen; N eptu n e C ity— branch ’of. the Arm y in World. W a r'
S m ltty 's .a n d Tom m y’s.
2 and a fte r the w ar was assigned
to • the Surplus P ro p erty Disposal
AUTOMATION’S EFFECT ON EMPLOYMENT
linit. D uring the K orean W ar he
Since the dim, dark days when th e wheel was first invented, every served, on General -Douglas Mac A r­
step taken by man to ease his work load and hasten production of goods th u r’s staff in Tokyo in the personr
has been greeted w ith cries of alarm . The charge has alw ays-been the
sam e: Easier, stepped-up output would mean the em ploym ent of few er nel m anagem ent division.,
IJpon his retirem ent from the
people, and this would obviously be followed by massive joblessness. So
far in hum an history the alarm ists have been completely wrong.
army, w ith the ran k of colonel in
1963, Mr. Doyle reentered the bank­
LONG-VIEW ECONOMISTS HAVE KNOWN BETTER
Econom ists with long-range insight have always recognized th a t ing business by becoming affiliated
technological im provements m ay very well mean tem porary dislocations. w ith .th e C entral J e rs e y , Bank &
W hen H enry F o rd began his fantastic belt-line autom otive operations, T ru st Company. He js m arried to
th e usual alerts were sounded. Unem ployment would sweep the country
as a result of consequent lay-offs. More highly schooled observers, how­ the form er -E dith Stam y of Bloom­
ever, w ere aw are th at the m aking of new m ass-production m achinery field and they have two children,
and o th er associated innovations would more than absorb the men dis­ Susan, who graduated front U rplaced by th e installation of belt-Unes.
sinus College this year, .and John
. W hen the stock m arket crash of 1929'w as followed by deep and S., a student a t *. Villanova, T hey
frightening plunges in industrial production and all other economic fac­
tors, th e blam e was fixed.by m any on displacement of m en by machines. reside a t 52 A yrm ont Lane in M ata-'
I t took a lo t of people a long while to realize th a t the blame actually lay wan.
'"?■ ;' V*
w ith wild and uncontrolled financial excesses. Business dropped because
Miss Alice D orrer,/ head of the
production had soared so heedlessly above dem and th a t the Law of Ac­
tion an d Reaction took over to correct m atters. It showed, actually, th a t S avings D epartm ent in, the F arm ­
ingdale office, h as been made an
a b u st m u st follow a feverish boom.
A ssistant S ecretary of the bank.
EFFICIENCY NEVER A BASIC FAULT ,
Miss D orrer is *a g rad u ate of the
Around 1950, there began a tru e em ergence in th e field of electronics,
instrum ents, and controls of a series of machines designed to operate M anasquan High School and the
machines. T he developm ent was given the term ’"autom ation,” and w ith ­ Am erican In stitu te of Banking.
out delay the usual chorus of gloom arose: Machines to ru n machines
Upon g ra d u a tio n ' from high
w o u ld m ean th a t millions of w orkers would be throw n out of jobs as
soon a s 'th e new concept spread into .wider operation. L abor unions a t school, M iss D orrer joined th e F irs t
first tried violently to prevent th e extension of these “job-stealing” m ech­ N ational Bank of,Farm ingdale, and •
anical systems! B ut-increasing dem and for all types of goods and sh a rp ­ rem ained a t the bank following its
ening com petition on th e price front quickened the e n try of autom ation
m erger, w ith the Freehold T ru st
into m ore and m ore lines.
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So sw ift w as th e spread of these labor-saving system s th at labor Company, which (la te r became the
leaders w ere joined by governm ent officials and m any others in :a search Central Je rsey Bank & .T rust Com­
fo r ways to soften th e blows of anticipated employee displacement;. B ut pany when it acquired the Long
th e underlying law of supply and demand has helped, probably m ore than
anything else, in this struggle. Total economic expansion is dependent Branch Banking Company. Mtes
on the pace of the rise In productivity, o r output per m an-hour of work. D orrer is a mem ber of the GlenAutom ation, like all o ther efficiency procedures, has enabled industry dola G range and the Am erican In-to tu rn out m ore goods at a m ore reasonable cost. Hence, m arkets are stitu te of Banking’s representative
enlarged and m ore w orkers are taken on to fill the steadily increasing
in the F arm ingdale office; '
demand. »
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C hester P. Abram ek, who has
EMPLOYMENT RISES DESPITE AUTOMATION
• T h ere is; too, the steady grow th of autom ation-oriented industries to been affiliated with, .the .Bank’s
supply the m achines needed, to service them, to replace them when m ore m ortgage departm ent a t the Freeefficient devices are researched a.id develeoped. N aturally, th ere are tem ­
porary reshufflings of personnels, some necessary layoffs, b ut retaining
and upgrading eventually tak e care of most of the men and women a f­
fected. As always, those lacking versatility and adaptability are the worst
’off. And the high degree of skill needed in this age of m achines-to-runm achines is steadily upgrading the quality of th e nation’s “average’.’ em ­
ployee.
T he fact rem ains, however, th a t since.1950 mor.e than 10 million morejobs have been created, even though this m arks the period during which
alarm ists assured everybody th a t millions of jobs, would be done aw ay
with not created. Unemploym ent has risen som ewhat during this time,
but f a r less than the gains th a t have been seen in the country’s popula­
tion and in th e labor force itself. T here has always been a jobless prob­
lem; fp.wis appear to indicate, however, th at it has been helped by au to ­
m ation more than it has aggravated . . . in spite of persisting claims to
th e contrary.
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When you try all seven
Some too slight.
53 M ain Ave., Ocean Grove
We take great pleasure in offering for sale the
§ home o f one of Ocean Grove’s most prominent and
w loved citizens.
PR ospect 5-0398
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P R ospect 5-8600
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE
A V EN U E
OCEAN GROVE, N. j .
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" B e tte r B u y P rom H o rry a n d B e. S atlsIIcd"
J . A . H U R R Y A G E N C Y
A J F -j
BUY ONE OF THESE LOVELY PROPERTIES
• Plumbing Fixtures • Hot Wa­
Heaters • Boilers • Base
Board Radiation
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• 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, b ath ; hot a ir oil heat — $14,000.
• 7 rooms, 2 lots, 2 baths, gas h o t w ater heat, 2 ear g arag e;
insulated copper plum bing throughout; w iring BX cable; newly decorated. If you w an t the best. Price $25,500.
• 16 room s, h ot a ir oil h e a t — $18,000.
• 10 room s, 2 baths, h o t a ir oil heat — $19,000.
• 17 room s, 2 baths, steam oil h eat — $19,500.
• 10 room s, steam oil h eat, full ilry .cellar — $10,500.
T he above 4 properties arc all in the first block.
• Tw o su m m er bungalow s, $7,200.
0 G u est H ouse, fu rn ish ed , oil b u rn e r, o w n er’s a p a rtm e n t plus
g u est room s. O verlooking tb e ocean. E x cep tio n ally nice an d red u ced
fo r q u ic k sale.
m New bungalow , w ith g arag e; n e a r ocean.
• N o rth side, 10 room s, n e a r ocean'. F irs t flo o r-o w n er's a p a r/,'
m e n t w ith easy ap p ro ach fo r Invalid o r w heel ch air. O w ner m u st seM
so p ric e Is red u ce d .
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• Lovely hom e to be. p ro u d of! F irs t floor bed ro o m a n d b athroom .
F o u r room s a n d b a th o n sccond. O verlooking th e w ate r. G ould b e u sed
as one o r tw o -fam ily . B aseboard h eat.
• N ew bungalow , 5 room s, b ath , au to m atic h ea t. T h is Is b eau tifu l!
• Looking fo r a sm all hom e a t a low price? In sp ect o u r listings.
B arg ain s go fa s t « • . d o n 't w a i t . . . see these now!
Jennie Meyer
120 Neptune H'way *35
NEPTUNE
PR 4-0600
AGENCY
REAL ESTATE
47 f t Main AvenueOcean Grove, N. J.
Tel. 774-3061 ,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
66 MAIN AVENUE
OCEAN GROVE
Tel. 774-4132
E stab lish ed o v e r 50 Y EA R 8
• 6 rooms, 3 bedroom s, steam oil h eat; near statio n — $10,000
INCOME PROPERTY
$1 1 , 0 0 0
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Modern Home— NW Section. 1st FL— Model K itchen w ith
B reak fast Nook, Pow der Room, L arg e Living Rm. 2nd. PI.—2
L arg e Bedrooms, Ccramic T ile B ath, L arg e S to rag e Space in
W alk Up A ttic, Oak Floors, F iltered Oil H.A. H eat, N ear Shop­
ping— Exclusive—SacriOce Price $12,500.00. Firm .
■Home & Income— A partm en t House— LAKES AVE.— 4 A pts, be­
sides Owner’s 4 Rm. A pt.— 5. R enting Rm s. on 3rd. FI. n.W.
Oil H eat on all floors. Excellent condition inside & out—se ts on
2 /: Lots—Room fo r larg e G arage— Y early Income $4,000.—
Fully' furnished.— A pts, all rented. Im m ediate Possession.—E x ­
clusive— A R eal Buy A t $18,000.00.
CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO INSPECT
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1ST. IM 0
774-1058 774-2080
“Hottest Deals” on Home and
Income Property Direct to “You”
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This is an outstanding buy in excellent condition
g with a fine income. View of Ocean, 60x80 Lot. ..A home
H — an investment — a buy at $21,000.
714 Sum m erfieid Ave.
A sbury P ark
SmaU home ,in very good condi­
tion, living room, dining, room,
kitchen,"two bedrooms and bath;
hot w ater g as h e a t; .low taxes.
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OUTSTANDING
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All sizes, cut and threaded.
Valves and fittings and
copper tubing.
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for ex am p le — an u n u su al o p p o rtu n ity
rig h t h ere on M ain A ve. Ju st 2 sh o rt blocks
to th e ocean. F irs t floor—living room , d ining
room an d k itch en . L arge po u red co n crete
fro n t porch, larg e r e a r g ard en area. T h ree
. bedroom s an d b ath on th e second floor of
th is sem i-bungalow . L a th and p laster, h a rd ­
w ood doors. F u ll b asem en t w ith in sid e and
o u tsid e e n tra n c e . O il-fired h o t w o ter (rad i­
a to rs) h ea t an d sta tio n a ry w ash tu b s In b ase­
m ent. Now listed a t $17,000. 60% m ortgage
av ailab le. T h en w e h av e a gem fo r a “ sta rte r"
•hom e in th e G rove. T rem en d o u s ren o v atin g
Job has ju s t been com pleted. Living room,
d in in g room and k itch en all nice size. T hree
bedroom s and b ath on second floor. P ro p e rty
faces south n ea r B roadw ay en tran ce. G asfired cen tral h e a tin g u n it. A com plete and
econom ical hom e fo r $7,500. Yes. $7,500. b u t
th a t's only fo r th e im m ed iate d ate as p resen t
o w n ers have an o p p o rtu n ity to step u p to a
b igger hom e. O r co nsider a com plete tin y ally e a r cottage ju s t ofT M ain A venue fo r $5,700.
V 774-75 00
C orner property, good location;
large, living room, dining room,
modern kitchen, four bedrooms,
two m odern baths; gas hot w a­
te r h eat; wall to wall carpet;
three a ir conditioners; excellent
condition inside and out.
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But Bronson’s got the home that’s right!
GARRABRANT
R ea lto r M em ber S. M.' X . S;
EV ES: M r. K elly 775-8680
M ri'. M teras 775-85ZG
M rs. B olee 775-9071
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Some loo big
Thirty Years
19 3 5
TWO FAMILY
Multiple: Listing Service
has just put on the market
a nice two apartment home
on the west end of the
Grove near gates and trans­
portation. Also $18 month­
ly . f r o m rear building.
Priced correctly at $13,900,
taxes only $366.21. Call us
any time for appointment
to inspect the property.
(F ro m th e Ja n . 8 , 1915, Issue
o f The Tim es)
In the local Firem en’s Pool
Tourney gam es, Viering, of Eagles,
defeated Clayton o f S to res, 100 to .
59, and Vanderslice, E agles, won
from Tompkins, of Stokes, 70 to
100. L ater in the week’ T u rn er-o f
W ashington d efeated . Clayton of
Stokes 100 to 74. Tompkins of
Stokes Co. won
from P ridham of
W ashington, 100 to 89. The next
b attlers : scheduled . were T aylor
ag ain st
Schw artz and
Meeks
ag ain st Guyer on W ashington’s
table.
Miss A eth ra K.
Wynkoop, of
Ocean Grove, and
W illiam H.
H aigbt, of Ridgewood, N. J,,.w ere
united in m arriag e by R ev.. J . . D.
Bills, p asto r o f St. P aul’s Church
on New Y ear’s Day. The afternoonceremony w as perform ed a t th e
residence of Mrs. Grace H. W yn­
koop, the bride's m other, 146 LakfW
avenue, Ocean Grove.
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N eptune Lodge, #84, I.O.O.F., of
A sbury P ark , elected the follow ing
officers: Noble G rand, W alter D a­
vis; Vice Grand, S tanley W; Ice­
land; recording secretary, Thomas;
Angles; treasu rer, W illiam O. H av­
ens; financial secretary, Fred J .
Becker.
Association Hall was filled on the
afternoon o f New Y ear’s Day when
th e 'a n n u a l reception to the people
of Ocean Grove and vicinity was
given by th e Cam pm eeting A sso­
ciation. Rev. A. E. Ballard, presi­
dent occupied the ch air and g reet­
ing extended by Rev. J . D, Bills,'j
Rev. Steadm an A pplegate, Dr. H .
C. McBride, Dr. H enry W heeler,
Dr, J . I. Boswell, Rev. S. H, C.
Sm ith, and Morris S. Daniels.
We think, you’ll find ..
Reduced Telephone Rates In N. J.
Start At 8 P.M, Instead Of 9
NEW ARK .—. New Jersey Bell
The low er charges which now ;
Telephone Co. today announced
apply on calls after; 9 p. fn. will
th a t th e tim e periods of reduced . apply a fter 8 p .. m. Monday
rates on long distance calls w ith­
through S aturday and all day
in th e sta te will begin at 8 p. m.
Sunday,
instead of 9 p. m. and will be in.
Night rates, how in effect
effect all day on Sundays. The
between 6 p. m. and 9 p. m.
com pany said th a t these-and other . . will apply between 6 p. m.
adju stm en ts/accep ted by the Board
and 8 p. m. weekdays and from
of Public . U tility Commissioners, . , 4:30 a., m. to 8 p. ’m ; S aturdayi • \ .
a re being made so th at tim e periods
E xam ples of the new station-tofor both in tra state and interstate station long distance rates, exclud­
calls will, coincide.
ing taxes, are as folipws:
Revisions on in terstate, calls were
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. .3.,Min. . 3 .Min.
agreed to recently b y . the Am eri­
4:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.. to
can Telephone and T elegraph Co.
.4:30 a.m. daily
and th e F ederal Communications
8 p.m. S aturdays and all
Commission. Both in terstate and
day Sunday.
in tra sta te revisions will be effec­
Route
Pres. New Pres. New
tive F e b .’1. •
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Newark-Atlan*
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. .The' changes planned by New J e r­ tic City
.55 .40 .40' .30
sey Bell affecting Ftation-to-sVation N ew arkcalls arenas follows:
Camden '
.45 .40
.40 ; .30
ears
SEASON AND A LL YEAR RENTALS .
and
TWO LOTS FOR SALE — $2,000 each
ALVIN E. BILLS, Realtor
78 MAIN AVE.
Member of SMLS
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OCEAN GROVE
PRoepect 4-2124
V. M
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Realtor
117 MAIN AVE.
OCEAN GROVE
Phone 774-1142
OCEAN <i.SOVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY
FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1965
OCEAN GROVE
LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. F red Niedenstcln, i. M ark Haneox, son of Mr. and
119 Inskip nvonue, arc tho proud Mrs. Jonathan Hancox, 02 V&' Cook-;
p aren ts of a bouncing baby, boy, m an avenue, returned to Perkiomeii
born S atu rd ay m orning a t F ilkin •Preparatory, Gollegfij Pennsburg,
Hospital, Neplune. Sisters Jill and Pii.,' a fte r a two weeks holiday
K aron, anxiously welcomed th eir from classes.. M ark's;;sister.. Pain,
new brother, John. Frederick, when a senior a t High Point College,
h e arriv ed homo Thursday..
H igh Point; South Carolina,- also
returned on Sunday to .her .Studie?.
Mr. M. W.cliers, 24 L ake ave­
nue, left last week for a w inter
Mrs. :Nettie- G. M anley; ‘ 120
vacation a t M adiera p each, . Broadway, with sons John and
F lo rid a. Mr. W ellers is proprleRichard, enjoyed a holiday trip to
. to r of a floor finishing firm
H orseheads, N. Y. for th ree days.
here, and, is a m otel proprietor
John; a lieutenant; of the U.S. A ir
In M adiera Beach. Force* returned Sunday to Moody
Mrs. W . S. N aughright, of the A ir Force Base, Valdosta,! Ga., to
Boscobel, M ain.avenue; is spending resum e train in g as a je t pilot. Dick
th e w inter m onths a t th e G reat left on. Sunday to continue his stu ­
S o u th ern Hotel on-the-circle, in dies a t Grove City College, in Grove.
Hollywood, Fla.
C ity; Pa. ; '
Good news about Joe Simpkins,
G reg H am m er, form erly of
105 C entral avenue, he w as able to
Ocean Grove and N eptune,.sent
re tu rn to his teaching duties Mon­
Holiday greetings to his fam ily
day, a fte r a recuperation a t hom e
f r o m Mannheim, Germany.
•follow ing a long confinem ent a t . Greg, a June honor graduate
P itk in H ospital, Best of luck, JoC i . , of N otre frame U niversity
w here he participated in th e.
Mrs.' Je an Dablerj 100 Heck ave­
R.O.T.C. program , is on a two .
nue, is confined a t home w ith acute
y e a r to u r of duty iri Germany
tironchltis. Your Navaho team in
w tih the 97th Signal B attalion,
th e Squaw s Bowling L eague missed,
you Jean.
U.S. Signal Corps.
Mrs, Evelyn Ryan, 140 Webb
M r. and Mrs. George Paterson, 121
M ain avenue, w ere dinner guests avenut, enjoyed having h er son and
N ew Y ear's Day at th e hom e of daughter hom e from college for a
th e ir son and daughter-in-law , Mr. two weeks vacation. Son Chris, re-;
an d Mrs. George Paterson; Jr., 405 turned Sunday to Randolph Macon
Lakew ood Drive, S hark R iver Hills. College, Va., and • Her; •daughter
Join in g in the festivities w ere Judy, to her classes/ a t T renton
gran d d au g h ters Kim berly and Shel­ S ta te ; T eachers College,; Trenton,
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ley Diane, and p et Shyboy, chief, R : J . ?
bone-begger. ,
. Mr. and Mrs. L aw rence R.
Horderi, 11 A bbott avenue, \Vere
Miss Lois Schwartz, d au g h ter of
hosts a t
fam ily New Year's
M r. and Mrs. W illiam N, Schwartz,
57 New Jersey avenue; enjoyed a . D ay dinner for Mrs. H orden's
cousinj;Rdbert. Klein j of 109 Ab­
th re e week holiday , w ith h e r p a r­
b o tt : avenue, :, a t Leohl’s, N eiv1 •
ents. Lois, a student in th e Home
N ursin g course flew back on S un­ • York City. Guests . were Mr.
Klein’s brother arid wife, Mr.
d ay to resum e her studies a t E vans­
arid Mrs. F ra n k K leliy of Clif­
ville College, Evansville, Indiana.
ton, N. J. R obert returned this
w eek to classes a t Salem Col­
lege, W est Virginia.
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! ! BRAVO! !
PIC K U P AND
DELIVERY SERVICE
40 P ilg rim Panfaway, O cean G rave
P R 4-2300. 4*2301
12 2 g. M ain S tree t, O cean Clrov*
I • Robbie and Gail W oyshner, chilI dren of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Woyshner, 137 F ranklin avenue,
were overnight guests of Doug and
Melinda Holl, 69 Broadway, over
the holiday vacation. -
BEST PRICES I
PAID
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OCEAN GROVE
F o r Old Gold and
Silver and
Old Jew elry
B. F E D D E S 1
JEW ELER
OCEAN GROVE
POST O FFIC E BLDG.
SHELL
BEAUTY
SALON
\*r
Ample Parking
— No M eters
'.«r Davtdscn
Flop..
PR S-4461
Clem's
Beauty Salon
89 Main Avenue
OCEAN GROVE
PRospect 5-7161
S p e c iiU u in g I n
P e rm a n e n t W a rin g
TO
• Candace M artin
• Valerie S tirra t
• Sherry Kemble
• Sharon Wilson
* Charles Scott
• Kim Misner ■
• Karen Scott
• Dottie S tirra t
for th eir top-notch per­
formances in our Christm as
Shows!
HOME
I’M PROUD OF YOU ! !
118 MAIN A V EN U E
AIR CONDITIONED
Peggy Stokes
(Dance-Theatre Educator)
PRospect 4-1753
Lady
A ttendant
Wm. P . W alton, jr.
Owner and Mg?.
DELL MARKET
127 HECK A V ENUE
FU N E R A L BOMB
Exclusive Swt Inexpensive
D A N IEL L. FRA N C IO N I
: THOMAS ' W. TAYLOR ■ .
■ : D. JO S E P H LOPEZ .
704 - 7th Ave. ■ Aabsry P ark
1200 10th Ave.
Neptune
(C orner of itkin A re.)
A ir Conditionks
P R 5-0021
This Weekend Only
PRospect
5-5600
ECONOMIC/i*
- 24 HOUR SERVICE
Conrteooa, Com fortable. Clean
B a t, and Dependable
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Shocks & M ufflers
Brake Service
General Repairs
Y o u r S afety ia O ur Buainesal
PETE LaVANCE
604 Highway 85
Neptune . . D|aS- 774-2442
T h e W h itfie ld
Gassified Advertisements
The Susannah Wesley Circle will
m eet a t the home of M rs..Jam es
Hendrickson,
93 Webb Ave., on
Monday a t 8 p. m. Members are re ­
quested to bring Christm as cards
la n d scissors. Mrs. Carl J. Meyer is
' leader.
The E agle-W ashington F ire Co.
Auxiliary will m eet on Wednesday
evening a t 8:15 p. m., a t the Eagle
F ire House.
• Cut Flowers — Corsages
• Funeral Sprays
• Flowers for all occasions
KRUSCHKA
T HE
F L O BIST.
783 W ayside
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N eptune
Tel. 775-6758
E verything for th e Table
Cor. Pilgrim Pathw ay & Olin St.
Phone 774-1749
Ocean Grove
Store H ours: 8 A.M. - 5:30 P.M.
WEEKEND SPECIALS
59c lb.
CHUCK ROAST (bone in)
EXTRA FA N CY — FRESH KILLED
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Apple Pie
TETLEY TEA (1c sale) - - 64 bags 66c
PREM IER (7'/, oz. Rcfrig. Ja rs )
39c
STUFFED OLIVES -
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- 43c
I*RIDE OF T H E FARM No. l Cans
NURSING
HOME
6S CLARE AVE. •
A dditional W ords ABOVE 25 ........................
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.. 2 C ents p e r W ord
5 Tim es fo r th e p ric e of F o u r C onsecutive Insertions. F o r each lin e
capitalized o r Indented, 15c add itio n al ch arg e.
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•Copy m aUed In. given to a re p resen tativ e o r b ro u g h t to office, p e r ­
sonally m u st be accom panied by cash o r stam p s to co v e r cost. Copy •
accepted o v er ph o n e as a co u rtesy an d convenience to custom ers.
Bills due im m ed iately u p o n p resen tatio n .
— W e T elegraph Flow ers —
Mrs. Wagner’s
OCEAN GROVE
RADIO CAB
ST. ELMO HOTEL
Frying Chickens (3-lb. av.) cut up 35c lb.
whole-33c lb.
Phone 774-1078
Wheel Alignment
The D E A N S
U.S. CHOICE
• SAME DAY Pick-up
and Delivery Service.
# Cleanest W a s h Aay. where.
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Teacher Training
Tel. 774-3974
Clarence’s
Ocean Grove Self
Service Laundry
55 Olin S t.
Wesleyan Guild
Lists Pledges
OCEAN GROVE
SPECIAL
TOMATOES - - - -
2 cans 25c
H EINZ 8 oi. Can
CHICKEN or BEEF STEW
2 for 49c
PB S-MM
FO R REN T
real
Reasonable Rates
Newly Renovated
24-Hr. R.N. Coverage ;
Diabetics — Cardiacs
Convalescents — Post­
operative
Home Baked: Bread, Pies, Rolls and
Cakes— Fresh Made Salad
estate
fo b
balm
SECOND FLOOR room , n e a r b each,
OCEAN GROVE — L o v e ly . all y e a r
3 m eals a d ay and la u n d ry , $125
hom e and incom e p ro p erty , lo cated o n ,
m o n th ly . P h o n e 775-1674. Ocean
a c e n tr a l A venue co rn er lo t o v erlo o k ­
G rove.
—38-tf - ing the lak e and ocean fro n t. 1st floor
h as 2 ap a rtm en ts, 2nd floor, a d elig h tfu l
FOR RENT—2nd floor: ap a rtm en t; 5 loom o w n er’s ap a rtm en t, 3rd floor,
c e n tra lly located, 5 room s and -b a th , sm all ap a rtm e n t plus • 3 ad d itio n al :
$80 m onth,' y e a rly , all u tilities Included. rooms. 3 b ath s and show er, p a r t b ase- ■
B ronson’s; R ealtors; 774-2080.-■ 1 -r-2 m ent, ex c elle n t h o t w a te r gas h e a tin g
p lan t, outside stairw ay s. 2 open s u n - '
decks, open p orches. C onsiderable f u r ­
RENTALS—A ll y ea r re n ta l, N o rth - n itu re included. S ep arate m eters, lo t
side g u est house, o w n er's ap a rtm en t, 00 x 80 in ex cellen t condition. R easo n p lu s 10 room s. Oil b u rn e r. F u rn ish ed . a h ly priced a t $21 ,000 . B rew er a n d
Lease. Also o th e r ren tals. V. M; K u b - Sm ith, R ealto rs an d In su ro rs. 610 B angs
ler. R ealtor, 117 M ain Ave. 774-1142. A ve., A sb u ry P ark . Tel. 775-0250. •
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OCEAN GROVE — Sm all H otel, 19
CENTRALLY lo cated on. M ain Ave.;
room
s,
lobby
an
d
4
room
ap
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rtm
en
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also H eck A ve. 2 room ap artm en ts,
fu rn ish ed , an d fro n t efficien c y .-ap t. block fro m ocean and stores. P e rfe c t
T w in beds. Rooms fo r light- h o u s e ­ fo r hom e and incom e. $13,900. P h o n e
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keeping; Also room s w ith s h are k itc h ­ 774-6455.
en. Y early, seasonal. P h o n e 774-6406.
NEPTUNE—B ungalow . B u ilt 5 y ea rs.
76 H eck Ave.
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4 bedroom s,
baths. V ery b ea u tifu l
hom e. A u to m atic h ea t, fu ll basem ent.FOR RENT — 7 room D u p lex h o u se In finest condition. N ear school. O w n­
G as heated , n e a r school a n d • sto re. e r leaving. P rice Is red u ccd fo r q u ic k
M ajo r M ary D aley, 75 D elaw are Ave^ sale. V. M. K u b ler, R ealtor. 117 M ain
O cean. G rove, N. J .
—45tx Ave., O cean G rove. Tel. 774-1142.
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GROUND FLO OR — .3 room a p a rt­
m en t, p riv a te e n tran ce, now. u n til M ay _ WANAMASSA—Bungalow . 7 room s.
30.. P hone 774-7515 m ornings : u n tlL 11 B eau tifu l k itch en . A uto, h eat, o p en
a.m.
—-1-5 fireplace. W ould y o u lik e to see th is?
Call V. M.- K ubler. R ealto r. 117 M ain
U N FU R N ISH ED : 3 rooms; 1st floor, Ave., O cean G ro v e. 774-1142. • . —48tf
f r o n t.'.P o r c h , p riv a te en tran ce. H eat,
HOTEL ROOMS and a p a rtm e n ts. E x ­
h o t w ater,' re frig e ra to r and u tilities ce llen t condition. F ully fu rn ish ed a n d •
supplied. No dogs. N ear A sbury. $65.00 eq u ip p ed . F ine v ie w o f ocean. O w ner
m onth. P hone 775-4359.
-5 2 -4 retirin g , priced fo r q uick sale. V. M. *
K ubler, 117 M ain Ave, P hone 774-1142.
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8 ROOMS, b ea u tifu l m o d e rn -k itch e n ,
b athroom s. • au to m atic h ea t, larg e ‘
oversize garage, w ill hold 2 cars. E x ­
cellent condition, finest location, priced :
WHAT COULD BE BETTER?
fo r-q u ic k sale. V. W. K u b ler A gency,
W INTER IN FLORIDA
117 Main Ave., O cean G rove. P h o n e
SUMMERS IN OCEAN GROVE
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Lovely tra ile r fo r sale in L ake W orthll 774-1142.
n e a r W est P alm B each. F o r in fo rm a­
8 ROOMS, O IL BURNER, H i baths,
tion w rite B ox 6100, O cean G rove full
b
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tra
lot.
Room
T im es; ..— 1-5* fo r garage. This Is a house to b e p ro u d
of. Con b e used fo r one o r tw o fam ­
PORTABLE sew ing m ach in es, d rap es, ilies. O ffered a t only $15,000. V. M,
w h ite uniform s, m edicine cab in et; new K u b ler A gency, 117 M*iln Ave., O cean screen door. 77G-5373.
—2 G rove. P h o n e 774-1142.
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M ERCHANDISE FOR SA LE
2
BUNGALOW , m odern, 4 room s a n d
SPENCER & SPIRELLA , in d iv id u a l^
designed fo u n d atio n s an d bras. M. W. bath , au to m atic h eat. New , b ea u tifu l
W hitehead. 160 H illside D rive, S h ark fu rn itu re . T h is is so b e a u tifu l y o u 'll
be am azed a t th e low p ric e o f only.
R iver Hills, N ep tu n e, N . .J . 774-6363.
—25tf S15.000. Room fo r g arag e. Can also be
b o u g h t , u n fu rn ish ed . V. M. K u b le r .'
Agency, 117 M ain Ave., O cean G rove.
P h o n e 774-U42. '
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BUNGALOW—T h re e room s an d b a th ,
SERVICES
. g as h ea t. Mrs. L. Thom pspn, 83 A bbott,
MUSIC—M odern In stru ctio n nvallablo i Occon G r°vo.
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on saxophone a n d c la rin e t b y qualified I
teacher. Tel. 774-8374 a fte r 5:3D p.m. W ANTED TO BUY
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A p leasant clim ax to th e holiday
Mrs. K athryn M. Daisley, p i 3G
B arb ara T hatcher, who is a ju n ­
Main avenue, enjoyed the C hrist­ season was a. dance p arty given by ior a t M arietta College, ! M arietta,
m as holidays in Philadelphia, Pa., B arbara Bailey, dau g h ter of Dr. and Ohio, has retu rn ed to h er studies
her home town, w ith the usual can­ Mrs. F orm an T. Bailey J r., a t th eir a fter spending her Christm as vaca­
dlelight servict1 C hristm as Eve and home, 147 Broadw ay last S atu rd ay tion a t home with h er m other, Mrs.
the Q uartet Choir of Arch St. night. In a gayly decorated recrea­ R oberta H. T h atch er of 24 S ea View
Methodist Church.
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tion room, the following guests Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hemphill,; danced, played gam es and ate piz­
70 Benson Avenue, had as their zas: Linda Schetllck, Connie.Ogden,
New Years Day guests, their daugh­ p o ttie Lake, P am • Catley, a i l 'o f
ter' and son-in-lnw and family, Mr. Ocean Grove and Maggie H erb ert
and Mrs. W ayne T. Beil, Jr. of Ken­ and Dale : Beattie, S h ark River
dall P ark, N, J.; Wendi, .Lyttn, Cin- Hills; Scoby. T rout, . John Trout,.
j ciy and Sharon Beil. Cindy was Jo h n Meyer, L arry Beekm an, Jo n a ­
L ast T u e sd a y evening th e Wes­
setud .with o surprise birthday p a r­ thon Wood and E ric Herbst, also of
leyan Service .Guild of St. P au l’s?
ty; honoring h e r fifth birthday by Ocean Grove:
T he B arbara Heck Circle . will Church held its m eeting and each
th e fam ily and friends, Games w ere
played and refreshm ents served. m eet on Tuesday evening a t 8 p. m., m em ber contributed \a dress-lengthThose present w ere: Kathleen a t th e h o m e of Mrs. I I; Hudson Sny­ of m aterial, for the Camden Deac.onHeckmpn, T racey Jam es, Mrs, Jack der, ,90 C lark Avenue; Mrst K en­ ness H om e. sewing classes.' Miss , C lara .N utting,; missionary^,
Jam es, Wendi, Lynn, and Sharon n eth D ellett, leader,
who presently resides a t .the BanBell, Mi*, and Mrs. W .-T. Bell, Jr.
C ottage P ra y er m eetings will be
and Mr. find Mrs. Joseph H. Hemp­ held Wednesday, Ja n u a ry 13th, 1965 croft-Taylor .R est Home, gave the
devotions. She has been in China
hill,
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at 7:30 P. M. a t the following: Dr.
and South Rhodesia. She honored
Mr. and Mrs, R obert Coslick, 98 Albert S. Layton, leader, 103 Broad­
us with her presence.
Abbott avenue, entertained th eir way; Rev. Donald Stocum, leader,
' Miss Alm ira Sipler concluded the
sons and daughters-ittU aw .at a New 95 E m bury Ave.; C arl Seitz, leader,
Book of; Genesis as o u r study book.
Y ears dinner In honor o t their th ir, 27 B roadw ay; H arry Lewis, leader,
It has been a most interestin g ac­
ty-fifth wedding anniversary! Farri 15 M ain A ve‘; Miss Nellie Gleiser,*
count.
Hies present w ere Mr. and M rs. leader, 107 Pilgrim Pathw ay.
Miriam Clark, secretary, read tJie
Donald Coslick arid baby,: o£..Balti­
•NEPTUNE—“F ree Will” is th e
Mrs. Benjam in Fuss, of 113 Heck m inutes of th e D6c. i , 1964 m eet­
more, M aryland; and Mr.’ and Mrs, Avenue, has retu rn ed to ,h e r home
subject of p asto r Rollin P, Kel
ing, which w’ere approved as read.
Merlin CosHck of N orth Plainfield, a fter spending th e holidays w ith h e r
le r’s m essage a t the 11 a.m. service
Mrs. D orotha I. Moore, treasu rer,
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; ' son-in-law and. daughter,' Mr. and
made h e r rep o rt A contribution to of Good Shepherd Chapel, Ortho
. T he W om an’s Club ,of Ocean Mrs. H. E. C ooper,. of Union. H er a' needy .couple w as reported. ; " , dox P resbyterian. Mr. K eller’s sec­
Grove will hold a m id-w inter lunch­ grandson Alan retu rn ed to his stu ­
A thank you was expressed by ond sermon in a series on the C hris­
eon a t th e clubhouse on' Thursday, dies a t T u ft D ental College iri Bos­ Miss M ary J a n e Schw artz, who p re­ tia n home will be delivered a t tho
Ja n u a ry 21, a t 12:30 p. ni. Mrs. Geo­ to n / Mass. •
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sided, to those who served as hos­ 7 p.m. worship service. The topic
of this m essage will be, "F am ily
rge P aterson is in charge of reser­
T he Ja n u a ry m eeting of th e Wo­ tesses on Dec. 5.
vations, telephone 774-4129.
m an’s Society of Christian Service
Mrs. Stanley H. Jones informed W orship.”
Mrs. S tanley Jones, Cancer C hair­ of St. P au l’s Church win be held a t the Guild of the need of hostesses
A fo u r week course of teacher
m an for Hannah-Crosm ah V.F.W, the church Ja n u ary 12 a t 2 p. m. fo r the evening of May 11 a t 7:30 train in g will begin a t the chape! on
Auxiliary, announces the next saw­ The program will be “The N atloii for th e WSCS.’ ; • ."
Thursday, Ja n u ary 13 a t 8:30 p.m.
ing o£ cancer dressings a t the post and The Kingdom,M Mrs.- H. F . E n ­
I t was voted to p ay the balance
room will be on Monday, F eb ru ary glehart, chairm an. The Executivey of the M ethodist Dollars for Christ A t the conclusion of the course
8, a t 9:30. a. m. to 3 p. m, The group m eeting will be a t 12:30.
pledge, the balance of the Mission there will be an area teachors’ rally
turned in 718 dressings on' Monday
pledge, and th e am plification of th e a the South Belm ar B ap tist T ab­
The. Executive board m eeting
to the h ead q u arters in- A lienhttrst.
services in Ja n u a ry 1965 to the ernacle. . .
of th e Ocean Grove W omen’s
M aterial" is badly needed for fu r.
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B ancroft-T aylor R est Home and to
Republican Club was . held a t
th e r dressings. Anyone with sheets,
th e hom e of Miss L au rette Me- .
tablecloths, pillow cases, or w hite
Kendree, 110 A bbott Ave., a t
shirts to donate, please call P resi­
55 EMBURY A V ENU E
1:30 P. M. Mrs. E m m a Jones,
dent Mrs. Charles L am bert, 101 InO PEN A LL YEAR
was c o - h o s t e s s . Mrs. Isasklp avenue, <775-2149) for pick-up. .belle Rush, president discussed
B reakfast Served
Phone 775-4076
D ining Room A ir Conditioned
G reeting the New Year in a t the
plans for th e coming m onths.
8:00 to 11:00
home of Mr. and Mrs, W illiam Gil­
N ex t m eeting will be a t th e
bert, Jr.', a t 94 Stockton avenue,
hom e' of Mrs. R u tg er Stirling,
Phone:
Special
were Mr. and Mrs. T. Hadford C at­
82 Mt. Herm on W ay a t 1:30 P..
774-9679
W inter R ates
ley. Mr. and Mrs. B arry Stockdale,
M. The nex t general m eetin g .
C om er Main and New York Aves., Ocean Grove, N . J.
Modified A m erican & E uropean
P eter. & Alison McGovern
Mr. and Mrs, Edw ard Holl, Mr. and
of th e club will be a t th e K eat­
B
reak
fast
8 to 10
Sunday D inner 12:30 to 3 P . M.
Mrs. R ichard Day. Mr. and Mrs.
ing's Kozy C o ttag e.R estau ran t
D inner 4:30 to 6:30
R oast Beef A Specialty
L ester Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
on Friday, Ja n u a ry 8, a t 2 P.
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs: Howard P e t­
M. S enator Richard S to u t and
SU R F, BEACH & BATH IV ES.
erson, Mr. and Mrs. R ichard Brace,
Sheriff Joseph A. Shafto will
OPEN ALL YEAR
Mrs. OliVo Crook, and Mr, Emil
speak. ; .
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Resnick.
W
inter
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te
s;
Rooms
and
Efficiency
A
pts.
776-9724
' Judge and Mrs. Jam es L aird and
The executive board meeting of dau g h ter Jan e, 11G Stockton Ave­
the W om an’s Club of Ocean Grove nue, retu rn ed last weekend from a
will be hold Monday, Jan u ary 11, at vacation In Pom pano Beach, F lo r­
2 p. m. a t the Club House,
ida. Son Jim Jr., flew down to join
The reg u lar m eeting of the W o­ his fam ily fo r a few days.
A d v ertisem en t f o r th ese colum ns should be in th e ofTlce o f “T h e
m an’s Club of Ocean Grove will be
T im es’* N OT LATER THAN 11:00 A.M. T h u rsd ay of each w eek.
T hursday Ja n u a ry 14, a t 1:15 p. m.
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
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TELEPHONE 775-0007
(B irthday P a rty ), closed meeting,
• Weddings a Specialty
25 W ords OR LESS 1 . . ^ ................................
.......... EIGHTY CENTS
a t th e Club House!
I’.S. To virus, etc. victim s Toe
Tamaino, Diane H yra, Vicki Boa,
P a tti Boa, Lucille V ala—there’ll
be o ther shows — so take care
of those costumes ! !
FRANCIONI,
TAYLOR and
. LOPEZ, Inc.
S r
72 MAIN AVENUE
OCEAN GROVE
OCEAN G R O V E — Tile 18
foot Memorial Cross on the
fro n t of the Auditorium, fac­
ing the sea, will be lighted the
week of Jnn. 9 to 16 in memory
of Neil Ilo rte r by Mr. and Mrs..
Quentin H orter, parents, 55
Clark avenue, Ocean Grove.
The R osetta - Sherwood H aii CircleV will m eet Tuesday, J a n . 19 :a t
1 :30 p.m. a t th e home of Mrs. Bruce
Stevens, 115 A bbott a y e n u e ..
H annah - Grosm an' , P ost 2233,
V^F.W., extends a cordial invitation
to the comm unity to atten d an open
m eeting Wednesday, Ja n . 13 a t
8 p.m; to hear Mrs. V in c e n t. P.
Keuper, of A sb u ry ; P ark , speak
on her afiih'ations. w ith the B ris­
bane Children's Center.
Penny Wood, daughter o f ■Mr.
and M rs; Dennis C. Wood, 126
Franklin avenue, returned on Mon­
day to her studies a t the N ew ark
School o f Fine and In d u strial,A rts,
a fte r a two weeks holiday with
her fam ily.
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Mr. and Mrs; David M. Shotwell
and children Davie, B eth an d Jam ie
retu rn ed Sunday from a 10 day
trip. T hey visited w ith Mr. and
Mrs.; A. G. Hopper In P ittsburgh
and Mrs. Shotwell’s bro th er and
sister-in-law and "continued -th ru
Ohio and K entucky to NashvlUe,
Tennessee w here they sperit 3 days
w ith the- R obert T epper fam ily,
form erly of Olongl Ave., Deal Mrs.
Tepper. Is Mrs. Shotvvells sister,
S outhern hospitalIty w as a t its' best
w ith several invitations to dinner
and parties and free baby sitting
from nelces & nephews. New Y ear’s
Day they set fo rth over th e Moun­
tains. of E astern Tennessee and on
through Virginia, arriving in B ren t­
wood, M aryland for dinner S atu r­
day night w ith Mr. Shotwell’s bro­
th e r’s fam ily,; the Rev. and Mrs.
Jam es D. Shotwell and - th eir five
youngsters! A fter attending S unday
School and church services a t th e
S t; ... P a u l’s P resbyterian church
w here ;- J a m e s ' $h6tw eli isi ;pastor,
they left for home and are happy
to be back in Ocean Grove. " It’s
fun to travel but th ere’s no place
Judy We3seiman, daughter of Mr. like hom e,” observes Mrs. Shotwell.
and Mrs* E. W esselman, J r., 32
Heck avenue, is back a t classes a t
Glassboro S tate Teachers College,
Glassboro, N. J.; a f te r the holiday
vacation. Judy is a freshm an a t
■Glassboro.
Grove-City
Cleaners
We O perate O ur Own Cleaning
asm) P resaing Mceblnea
MEMORIAL CROSS
PAGE
the Methodist Home, in observance
of Guild M onth,' Our. projects w ill
be tow ard the N orris Scholarship
Fund, .the M ethodist Hospital in .
Philadelphia, and the N ational •
Music and-Pifcture Fund.
Nom inating Committee , consists
o f Mrs. Gay P orter, Mrs. Louise
L am bert, C hairm an.of the Com m it-,
tee, Mrs. p o r th a : Schaller, Mrs. El­
sie Robinson.
T he hostesses for F eb ru ary 2
m eetin g w ill be Miss Alm ira Sipler,
Mrs. Plabel Hodgson and Miss R uth ''
S ch w artz.. O thers in attendance
w ere Mrs. Irene C. Brock. Miss
L a u re tte McKendreei Miss Lucile •
Dunn, Miss S. Evelyn Allen, .Mrs.
Gladys Mi crow. Miss Lillic.Sheffor,
Miss E th el T . Vanek, Miss Blanche
T hornton, Mrs. Edith C. Ross, Mrs.Florence Brucker, Mrs. M arjorie
Morris,- Mrs. Em ily G. Rehak.
TVPTO R1N G In.-M athem atics, Lan^
g u ag e1A rts, a n d R eading. G rad es 1-12.
Call M r. M acNelll a t 775-H147. .N E P ­
TUNE TUTORING SERVICE. —2-7*
SUBSCRIBE TO T H E 'T IM E S
$3.50 A, YEA R BY; M AIL
HIGH EST PRICES PAID—I w ill b u y
china, glass, lam ps, b rlc -a-b rac, je w ­
elry, silver, fu rn itu re .
B est p rices
p aid. A lice Sand. 227 R iv e r Road, R ed
B an k , Call collect 741-5260.
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CASH w aitin g fo r o rie n ta l ru g s, o ld
Jew elry, old dolls, an tiq u es, b rassw ore,
old glass,* an y th in g old a n d In terestin g .
W rite M^3,;GijTo^d.• 4 R idgevlew Ave.,
5 W est O range. N. J . o r coll 731-6733.
You*!! b e glad , y o u did.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1905
OCEAN . GROVE TIMES ami NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OP NEPTUNE. NEW JERSEY
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LET’S TAKE TO THE HILLS
PEGGY GOODRICH
428 Prospect Avenue, S hark River H ills — 775-3270
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HOTEI AND RESTAURANT SUP PLIES
O F COU RSE YOU W ANT TH E BEST AND MOST REASONABLE
Get It «t the
SHORE RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT (0 .
Kitchen Equipment and Furniture
HOTEL, RESTAURANT and KITCHEN SUPPLIES
H
.1 C C M 'l i l i K t l 'M
‘3 * ™l a l U 3 1 1 e e l
Telephone PRospect 5-1147
Opposite Main Avenue Gat*8
PROPERTY RECONDITIONING
THE WM. R. HOGG COMPANY, INC.
PLUMBING
HEATING
AIR-CONDITIONING
SHEET METAL WORK — KITCHEN MOBERNIZATIOf*
Over Sixty Y ears
.of Service In
Monmouth C ountr
DRY CLEANING
ALUMINUM PRODUCTS
iding.
WINDOWSEAL PRODUCTS:• Aluminum
,Aluminum
l * " S"and
Fiber­
glass Awnings
& CONSTRUCTION CO. ‘• 3 alousies
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“Adds to Gracious Living”
Bud Ladd
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Howard Diet*
404 N eptune Hwy., N E PT U N E , N. J .
Phone 776-7455 — F ree E stim ates
— OPEN
'■ • Rolls
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IM m m r /
“G arm ents may be dropped off on your w ay to
business, shopping or school and picked up on
your way home” — One H our C leaningl No extra
charge. All work done on premises.
3 So. Maia St.'
Glasswalls
Additions
E nclosures
General Remodeling
COMPLETE LINE
OF BAKED GOODS
GARAGE — STORAGE
GENERAL
1114 7th Avenue, Neptune # PR 4*0050
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS
fainting
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Used Cara F or Sale
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Ja g u ar
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Willy’s “Jeep ” Sales an d Servteo
Johnson’s 'Oldsniobilej Inc.
86 S outh M ain S tre et, Ocean Grove
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Vhonei P R '5.4670
Service & P a rts • • • “T he Home of Value-Rated U sed Cam”
HAVE BAD1ATOB8 CLEANED AND REPAIRED
£Tde” Nick Antich
Oldamobile
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Gas, Oil, Tires & Batteries
1300 CORLIES AVE., .NEPTUNB
PRospect 4-3344
ATiV;
S U N D A Y S —
Proprietor.
A U T 6. R E P A I R S
Body .i Fendes W ork
Challes
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Wedding & Birthday
PASTRIES and COOKIES
R epaired
w m tB L AMONMBNT
IM 6 F IR S T A V EN U E, A SBU R T PARK
a t b o rd er lin e of Neptune^
“ O cean G rove & A sb u ry P ark
EMIL’S GARAGE
BAKERY — Wholesale and Retail
ELSIE lARSSEN PIES
.Fourth s n i Railroad -A*e*
, A sbury P ark , N. J . ,•
Dia! PRosoect 5-S19S
PhoM PR ospect 4-14S»
'ita is td n g
TeL P l'o sp c et 9-8472
RIIILDING ALTERATIONS
24-HOUB SERVICB
SHAFTO’S GARAGE CORP.
STORAGE — BATTERY — TOWING S E R V IC E — R EPA IR IN G
Corner Corlies Avenue and Main S tre et
N eptune, N . J.
PRospect 5-9416
774-4400
HIGGINS CONSTRUCTION CO.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
ASBURY PARK, N . J.
W e give S & H G reen S tam p .
NEPTUNE SHELL SERVICE CENTER
Free Pick U p & Delivery
HIWAY 35 a t DRUMMOND AVE.
T ires, B atteries, Shellubricatios
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N E PT U N B
CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK
■MILK AND CREAM
FABIO BATTAGLIA
W A R D E L L ’S DAI RY
DAIRY
PATIOS
CEMENT . BLOCKS
FOUNDATIONS
CONCRETE
BULKHEADS N E PT U N E , N. J . .
SEPTIC TA N KS, CESSPOOLS
. t i l l B angs A venue, N eptune, N. J .
T elephone P R ospect 4-0090 "N o F in er M ilk Sold A n y w h ere"
BIDEWALKS, CURBS
5HUFFLEBO A RDS
PLA ST ER IN G
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PATCHING
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CONCRETE WORK
MASON CONTRACTOR
SIN C E 1931
1707 M axwell D r., W all Twp., B elm ar, N . J .
MU 1-5912
WILLIAM GRAY
FOUNDATIONS • CURBS • SIDEW ALKS • FLAGSTONE PATIOB *
WALKS • SWIMMING POOLS • CKSB PO O L 8 • STONE FIREPLACES
S. MARTUSCELLI
SNOW PLOWING
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PR 5-8539
430 Westwood Place, NEPTUNE
DRIVEW AYS — PARK ING AREAS — GAS STATIONS
BURLING - WOOLLEY DAIRY
MAN N I N G ' S - M AY F L O W E R
MOVING, STORAGE. AND CRATING
AH T ra in ed A ccred ited P erso n n el
L ow in su ran c e R ates
“ The sh o re's N ew est a n d m a st M odern W arehouses*’
1924 B eck A ve., N ep tn n e, N ew J e rs e y
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AGENTS
ALLIED
pfSS5f C- H. Wood and Son 100^
A
VAN LINKS
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ASBURT A T S .
PRospect 5-2093
Asbury 'P a rk
MOVING A N D STORAGE
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775-1764
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Tel. 774-1805
409 M onm outh Ave., B radley Be*ch
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Thompson Fuel Company
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And P runing
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NEPTUN E — The first m eeting
Welt, everything is buck to norm al '(th an k goodness!) w ith the chil­ of 1965 of th e Rosary - A ltar Soc­
dren back to school and the holidays now just pleasant memories. C hair­ iety of Holy Innocents Church w as
man Kenny Johnson was right! The New Y ear's Eve P arty at th e Shark held Sunday night In the church
R iver Hills Firehouse Ballroom was o hall, w ith over 350 . partygocrs,
wishing in the New Y ear together. T here were stream ers, noiseiftakers; hall, Mrs. F red B raun, president,
hats, food, favors and a t the stroke of tweleve, a big black h at suspended introduced th e perm anent com m it­
from the ceiling was bdoken and out floated veri-colored ballons Many tee chairm en for the year.
firem en and th eir ladies auxiliary assisted and we all say "thanks" for
They are: Mrs. E dw ard Ryan,
a real fun evening, with the Tempos playing th e beat music ."loud onii
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Mrs. Edw ard Logel,
a lte r and
On N ew Y ear's Day, the 1965 F ire Chiefs wel e sworn in a t Unexcei*. san ctu ary : Mrs. W illiam Deeves,
led F ire Company w ith W illiam E. Sekel, Jr., S hhrk R iver Hills Deputy Mrs. Charles Johnson, hospitality;
Chief, and m any o th ers in. the township attending, And i f . you heard Mrs. George Vaupel, Mrs. C harles
whistles and fire engines New Y ear’s Day, it vvas the various fire com.
pnnies m aking the rounds of the Open Houses in the township fire com­ McGee, telephone; Mrs. W alter
Devereux, welcoming; Mrs. M artin
panies and surrounding .communities/;
Gariidge, . J#.; m em bership; Mrs.
H ere are a few memories o f 13G4 in Shark R iver Hills.
William Crowley, sunshine; Mrs.
DO YOU REMEMBER? — The three free Sab'n Cral Polio Vaccine
Clinics a t the S hark R iver Hills School'w ith over 5000 attending each Richard Price, Mrs. Jam es Carin- .
time, Principal Jam es L. Ore becom ing,G eneral E lem entary-Supervisor ing, program ; Mrs. Thom as Ilaria,
and Mr. H arry J. F o rest new Principal. Record 400 p aren ts atten d first, Mrs. Jam es Rogers, Mrs. R o b ert
P.T.A. m eeting.in Septem ber.
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G rant, sodlality; Mrs. E. W illiam
D ieter Berndt. W olfram Kasem ir and Don Day. and others as p art Estelle, Mrs. W illiam M onte, pub­
of E xplorer Boy Scout Groups, touring space and defense plants .to and
licity. .
from Cape Kennedy, Florida, organized by R obert Day.
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Rev. Jam es. A. Reilly, spiritu al
"H istory of Shark, R ivet Hills" distributed and .then sold at N eptune
L ibrary. A booth "Reminiscing in S hark R iver Hills”.In N eptune Historic director, conducted ro sary
an d -|
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benediction services preceding th e
F ourteen inch snow biizzard in Ja n u a ry and a tw ister in March,
meeting.
M r.-and M rs.-Peter T aylor celebrated 52nd and Mrs. arid Mrs. W il­
Mrs. B rau n announced th a t Mrs.
liam Leadenhair; celebrated 50th wedding anniversary;
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Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r H enricks annual $200 donation.to N eptune Town-! Anthony S au ta and Mrs. Lionel
ship Scholarship Fund Association in m em ory of th eir son-Captain R obert i Clayton a re co-chairm en fo r th e
H enricks, Mrs, Owen H enricks appointed to N eptune Board of Education spring card p arty to be held on
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April 22nd., in th e church hall. .
Let- S tu rm ’s K nit arid Gift Shop and W alter Ulm er’s P ain ts rnoveci
Mrs. R ichard Sullivan and Mrs.
into Oliver, Brothers-Building a t Highw ay 33 and B righton Avenue,
. S hark R iver Hills F ire Co. Softball T eam Champions for 3rd straig h t Russell Schmid gave a histo ry ot
year. T hirtieth an niversary of th e Ladies Aisx. of th e SRH Fin: Co, New H oly Innocents. Rosary Society
750-gallon pum per added So F ire Co.
since it’s founding in 1960.
T enth anniversary o t Com m unity B aptist Chiireh as Independent
I t was announced th a t a t th e
Church. Pioneer Girls celebrate 15th anniversary arid Teensville Oroup
n ex t meeting, on Feb. 7th. Mrs.
h it by c a r oh hayride,
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■ Mr. and Mrs. Ja ck Priestly aw arded the m em orial Robert Ralston John Gillespie will present a Bee­
Trophy a t S hark R iver Y acht C!u‘?..
line Fashion Show.
Tw elve-year old Jim m y W alker wins A. P . Sosp Box Derby and sent
Hostesses for th e evening w ere
as repr'esentatative to All American Soap Box Derby in Akron, Ohio. th e retirin g officers and com m it­
Also w inner of Am erican Legion D erby held on Highland: Avenue in Hills.
tee heads.
F our nsembers of .Stanley Zogalis fainily .tragically killed in car acci­
d en t in Virginia.
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S h ark River Hills F itk in Aux. m em bers to r'e tta : B rau n received
'Auxiliary Roil of Honor" aw ard ant! Dorothy l.ockwood 500-hour pin
a t annual Jam es F . A ckerm an F itk in V olunteer Awards meeting.
Helen Rigg:. D eputy Township Clerk, celebrated 19th anniversary in
N eptune Township H eadquarters.
F oureenth annual M emorial Day Ceremonies ant'. P arade on S.
Riverside Dr, A rth u r Henricks, Chairm an and Mary Dick, Mistress of
Ceremonies.
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A m erican
Voters approved S3.2 million two new schools, an elem entary and Jr. Legion Ju n io r A uxiliary P o st 346,High to be built on site behind high school.
Neptune, held th eir annual C h rist-1,
RAMBLINGS: Neii and Rus T reiber and children had a reai-fun mnfe P arty Monday, December 21st.,
family g et-together on New Year’s Day. Included in th e group .were Mary at th e post home.
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and H enry T reiber and 2 children of W all Township; Mina and Ed Pom A group of the girls presented a
phrey and 3 children and W arren and Marie Pom phrey and 2 children of
Rum son; and Aita and Marvin T reiber and 3 Children of Osbornviile, nativity scene play. C hristm as ca r­
tw enty-four in all! . H arvey W addington, a m em ber of the Monmouth
County. F ire Police and the SRH F ire Co., passed aw ay la s t week, and our ols were, sung by the Ju n io rs and
deepest sym pathy goes to his wife and children
. S orry to h ear Doris th eir parents. Following th e play,
P o lan d and W alter C arter, Jr., are hospital patients, and hope.they are movies of th e Ju n io r
activities
home and better by the tim e this is printed: . , . The Ladies Aux. o: th e throughout th e y e a r w ere shown
SRH Fire Co., will have another popular 7th ar.d 8th grade teen dance
at the Firehouse tonight (Jan. 8th) for form er students of the SRH, Sur;i- by Mr. W arren Freitich.
m erfleld and Green Grove Schools . . .
S anta Claus passed out presen ts
Would F ra n k Van Ness please th an k S an ta Claus for his wonderful to th e. girls, and a gift was given
visit and gifts to th e delight r;f m any Hills children on Christm as eve . , . to Mrs. George Grosso by th e .
C ongrats to W arren Scott who sta rted Sunday m orning as r* m em ber of Juniors fo r h e r w ork through th e
N epune's finest — a policeman , . . Dot and W alt Johnson w ere nappy
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to have son L arry hom e from. R ider College find Bill and Jud y .an d yoiifig past year. .
Ice cream and cake was served
daughter spent th eir second Christina.1 w ith them . . , Em ily and Ben
Van Vliet and children a re moving nex t week from the Hills to Ashe Ave., to th e guests.
E nnis P ierce escorted L inda Robinson and college slassmaSe Gail
Bradley fo r a fun day in Now York seeing ail th e sights and enjoying
th e show, ''H ow to SucceeiJ In Business W ithout Even T rying" ,
M ark
your calendar now fo r th e Ja n u a ry 14th m eeting nf th e N eptune Library
Association a t Township H eadquarters a t S p. m . Everyone is welcome . . .
Tits first P.T.A, m eeting of 1085 wiil be. held a t th e S hark R iver Hills
School on Jan u ary 18th and it will be F a th e r’s Night, Township Commit­
teem an G ilbert Twelves and Roy D unshee are scheduled to talk and show
pictures of the fine N eptune Sum m er R ecreation P rogram . Also, Board
NEPTUNE — W orship Services
of Education Candidates and M embers will be introduced . - . On Decem­
ber 29th, B e rth a M an*'celebrated h e r birthday by lunchlng w ith Mrs. will b e conducted in th e H am ilton
Charles Jaegtv w ith Mrs. Manx’s hubby and M other "G ranny"'H offm an Methodist Church on Sunday a t
and dined a t dinner w ith Mr. and Mrs. W illiam H eilm ann fo r a full day. 9:30 and 11:00 a. m . T he C hapel
in N ew ark . . . O ther college students,seep in th e Hills over th e holidays, Choir, directed by Miss C harlotte
Were W alter Kehoe, W olfhard and DietoS? Ram m , Richie E ittrein , B ar­
b a ra Evers, Jo h n Schmid, Pat: Tierney, Linda and D oug'W hitehead e.ssd Taylor, will sing in th e first service.
B a rb ara Rohrboch . . Ja n e O 'R ourke has moved from th e Em bassy to In tho 11:00 o’clock service, the
iter ow n apt., iri Jeddi, Saudi Arabia and spent th e holidays w ith friends! Carol and Chancel Choirs, directed
Writing they had th eir first ra in in two years!
, I f a certain W ardell by Mrs. John H endrickson and Mrs.
m ilkm an w as a little late on F rid ay w ith deliveries,, w e know why. H e
and his wlfe also had a: b all.at.th e F irehouse N ew Year’s E v e!..,.
. - Allan N ettlem sn, will sing. The
F o u r holiday babies w ere welcomed in th e H ills.-M r.'and Mrs.. Lee Pastor, the Rev. S herm an R obin­
Araps of 4 Fulton Place welcomed a girl on December 30th: Mr, and son, will preach a t both services.’
Mrs, Charles C urto of 514 H elen te rra ie welcomed a girl bn Dec. 31st; Mr.
The Sunday School will m eet a t
and Mrs. Thor .as 'Grob of 224 C arton Ave., announced th e birth of a baby
boy on New Y ear’s l»ay and congratulations also go to M r. and Mrs. Ron- 0:30 a. m. with classes for boys and
aid Lloyd of-419 H elen T errace on th e b irth of a baby boy on Jan. 2 nd, . . girls of N u rsery th rough High
W e really sriSss using th e S hark R iver H ills:Bridge to N eptune City while School ages. Mr. Charles Polhem us
th e M onmouth County Road Dept, are fixing i t . . .. O ur sym pathy to the
fam ily of an o th er Neptune, resident who was a pioneer in- Belm ar, 8? year is General S uperintendent of th e
old Cook'H ow land oJ Oxonia Avenue. W hen he was a boy he used to Church School.
w alk from Glendola to th e H am ilton M ethodist Church, and h alf way ' D uring th e 11:00 o’clock W orship
was an hour’s walk. H is Uncle was Cook Howland who was the Justice Service a N ursery is provided for
s£ th e Peace in N eptune in 1880 . . . Jo a n ,T reib er celebrated h e r 5th
birthday Tuesday with games, refreshm ents (a special drum jaki; baked small children. Ample p arking is
by h e r m other) and fun w ith some of h e r pals: Cindy and Craig Siinger; available in the re a r of th e church.
Marie and G regory Brown, Oiana Crincoli and Kevin Schanck of th e
The p astor will conduct, an ad u lt
Hills; Gail NeWman of W all Tav/nship, S herry and Je ff Pam phrey of church m em bership class Sunday
Rumson and Bobby and A rty Fergusqi: of Lakewood. ,
afternoon from 4 to 5 o'clock. He
B irthday greetings go on Ja n u a ry 8th to Vincent New m an and o n
the Dth to W arren, Kelly and T helm a Silver. Ja n u a ry 10th birthdays are will be assisted by . .M r. C harles
15 y ear old Jack Spaeth and Evelyn T raphagen w ith P a t Tierney, Jr., Faulkner, Chairm an of th e Com­
and the 1st anniversary of Joyce and G ary DeLaurentUs in our birthday mission on Membership and E van­
hook on Monday. E leanor and Bob Palm er will celebrate th e ir 19th wedd­
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ing anniversary On Jan , 12th and birthday happies go to 11 year old Deb­ gelism.
The M ethodist Youth Fellowship
bie Brown, 4 y ear old Lynn Schneider, 4 yenr old Jean Valonte and Rev.
H arvey W yatt will be 80 years young. Hope you a re all rem em bering to will m eet a t 7 p. m. in the F ireplace
sign yo u r checks 1065 now!
room.
Nept. Jr. Legion
Holiday Party
Choirs To Sing
At Hamilton
You’re Reading The Family Newspaper
Howard L. Smifh
The Hardware Store
of Ocean Grove
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OCEAN GROVE, N .J .
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Dirty Laundry
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Residence — 95 Broadway
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Oil
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f FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1965
OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY
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' M a n y young couples announced their engagem ents over the holidays.
M r. and Mrs, Stanley Morris, 9 Willow Drive announced the engagem ent
o t.th e ir dau g h ter Helen M ary to Stanley. Reed or N eptune.C ity. Helen
is a senior at N eptune High. Mr. Reid is a .graduate ot the sam e school
’ an d is now employed at'Jo h n so n Oldsmoblle, Neptune,
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A nnouncem ent was also m ade oX the engagemeril o£ .Sharon Ann
W hite, dau g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore, -1 Olive S tre et to.George
Tiedem hnn. George is th e son of M r. and Mrs. Robert Tiedemanri, 817
Old Corlies Ave. Both arc graduates of N eptune High.: Sharon is.em ployed a t the N eptune Township M unicipal offices and George is in the
• M arine Corp.
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. Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore P errclia, Interlaken/announced the engage­
m en t of th eir dau g h ter T heresa to Michael Lanza, son of Mr. arid Mrs.
Ovid L an za,'417 H aw thorne St„ Neptune.' Mr. Lanza Is a g rad u ate,b f
N ep tu n e High and his bride to be Asbury P a rk High. He is in the arm y,
statio n ed a t F o rt Monmouth,
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Our deepest syhpathy goes-to Marie, and G erald P aiaia on the death
o f Gerald’s m other, Mrs. A nthony P alaia of N ep tu n e.. v ,
Brendan T rinkhaus celebrated his eleventh birthday last week at
a bowling p arty w ith several friends.
S orry ltd. h ear th a t Johnny C iook is a patient in F itkin Hospital,
H u rry hom e Johnny, ail th e kids on the block miss you.
T he local Bee-Line stylists will hold a dinnor-fashlon show next Wed­
nesday, Ja n u a ry 13th a t th e Adm irals Table in O akhurst. This will not
b e a sale b u t a showing o f the lovely spring styles for the whole family.
D in n er will be served a t 7:30 and there will be m any prizes. Tickets are
$3,75 and m ay be obtained from Gen Maccla, 775-9264. ;
M r.;and Mrs. E lb ert H arris, Hemlock Drive, son Wesley, and Mrs.
H a rris’ m othei’, Mrs, Im jierato have retu rn ed from a moto trip to Florida.
T h ey w ere jo ined'by Mrs. H arris' bother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs.
S am u ei F usaro nBd soh, also of Hemlock Drive w ho flew down,
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Two baby boys to welcome this week. T hey w ere born ,to Mr. and
M rs. W illiam Bush, W alnut S tre et and Mr. and Mrs. H arry.L aw rence, .18
C e n te r St,
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■; G unnery Sgt, Ed LaBelle, 323 G reenlaw n Place has retired from the
M arine Corp a fte r 20 years of active duty. He has served in the Orient,
H aw nil. an d E urope. F o r th e past four years he has-been the M arine
C o rp recru itin g officer In A sbury P ark.
M arilyn Cox; d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cox, 774 Wayside
R d . becam e the bride of Leigh LaVole, Navesink last Sunday a t Tower
H ill P resb y terian C h u rch .; A fter a reception a t th e B arclay Hotel in
B e lm a r; th e y 'le ft fo r a wedding trip to Los Angeles and Las Vegas. W alt and Gloria Lehm ann, Willow Drive had as th eir guests, W alt’s
sis te r Mrs. D orothy P inkerton and h e r daughter Mrs. Jill H ackerd of
Albequerque, N ew Mexico.
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H appy B irthday wishes to B ernadette G randinetti, Cliffwood Drive
■who will be thirteen, Lynn Stainfeid, Gully Road celebrating h e r seventh
a n d F red Sigrlst, 4 Jag g er Ave.
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you grandm other Mrs. E. Sm ith, for letting me know) . . . . Miss Betty
Moser, B erkley L ane sp e n t the New Y ear Holiday w ith Miss Helen Glawitsch in New York v . . M ajorie Hinds, Berkeley Lane, has returned
home from a trip to Norfolk, .Virginia ... . ;
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Rickie McMasters, W akefield Road celebrated his 5th birthday on
Tuesday w ith his grandparents M r. and M rs.'A., King and Mr. and Mrs.
J. W orthley, Stanley Goldstein, and Audrey and Billy F ish er . . . . Jean
and J e rry M cMasters hud a Christm as p arty last week w ith M r, and
Mrs. George Dudik. F ordham Road and other m em bers of the Keystone
S avings,& Loan Association attending . . . . . . ... ; '■
H appy B irthday Good Wishes nlso.go this week to George Szalay on
th e 1st, Richard McCabe on the 2nd, WlHon'Moo.re on the 3rd, E leanor
Moog on the 5th and Maybelie N agle on the 6th .. . . H appy Anniversary
greetings to Evan and Elva Sm ith on the 1st, Rev. and Mrs. Irving Meier
on the 3rd. and Mr. and Mrs. R. Bacon on the 5th. . . . .
As of Friday, "G atherings From the (Sables,'" will-have a'box located
in the Gables Lane Drug Stores. I. hope you will all drop your news there,
so .-that th e G atherings m ay grow a little larger i ..' Don’t forget tonight
is the Teen Dance a t he. S hark R iver Hills F ire House. . . . .
ORDINANCE NO. 672
TO W N SHIP O f N EPTU NE IN TH E
CO UN T* OF. MONMOUTH
Section 7. T h e Tow nship C
is ; h e re b y au th o rized - an d em pow ered
to ec.n te r In to co n tracts for th e do in g of
the said w ork, o r to p ro cu re th e m a...a
terJaJs an d engage la b o r for, th e doing
o f said w ork. ' ■, 1
S ectio n 8. All fu r th e r acts an d pro-'
'^ i c l v m a y be necessary to be
taken, b y the. Tow nship C om m ittee In
c a rry in g o u t an d ex ecu tin g th e said
•Im p ro v e m e n t,.a n d all orders relatin g
th e reto , m ay be done an d m ade b y rcso lu tlo n of Ihe'.Tow nship C om m ittee.
NOTICE is h e re b y given th a t a t a
re g u la r.m e e tin g o f tn e Township.Com**
m ittc e o f the. Tow nship o f N ep tu n e in
the C o u n ty of M onm outh, held on th e
fifthi • d ay o f Jan u ary ,' 1SG5, th e . f o l ­
low ing o rd in an ce w as in tro d u ced and
p a s s e d 'o n .first read in g . . , .
S aid Tow nship C om m ittee will m eet
a t th e Tow nship H eadquarters,-. 137
S outh M ain S treet, .N eptune, New J e r ­
U venty ^days a f f ^ f u ^ fi^ t* (jubll^
sey,- bn th o n in e leen th day of Ja n u a ry ,
llitiS. nt 8'.00 P.M .,’to consider th e said
o rdinnce fo r final passage and ad option
. (S igned) JO SEPH . WARDELL
a n d to -g iv e all in te r e s te d • p ersons an
opp o rtu n ity , to be. h e a rd cohcerning^the
A tte s t:’ JO S E P H E. BENNiETT .MaAror.
o rd in an ce.
; , C lerk •••..
•
P A GE S E V E N
to th e p a rty of th e first p a rt, th e rein
d esig n ated as Seaview E lectric Co. Inc.
b y deed o f Leo F. M cConnell, J r . e t a ls
d a te d D ecem ber 8. 1959 and recorded on
D ecem b er 11. 1959 In D eed Book 2963
o f^d eed s fo r M onm outh C ounty, P a g e .
B eing com m only know n an d d esig ­
n ated os No. 406-408-410 .\Inin S tree t.
A v o n -b y -th e-S ea, N ew Jersey .
T h e ap p ro x im ate am o u n t of th e
ju d g m e n t to be satisfied by said sale
is th e su m of $8.100.00 to g eth er w ith
th e costs o f this safe.
JO S E P H A . SHAFTO. S heriff
D ated D ec. 2 1 , 1901
B en jam in J . Llpetz. A tty.
—2-5
.
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NOTICE
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£81.02.
$2D.D2
AN O ltDlNANCE VACATING LINDEN
t A K E N O TIC E th a t S. M. S. CORP..
STREET, MYRTLE STREET, ROSE
h as ap p lied to th e M ayor an d Council
-3-279 , STREET, WILLOW STREET AND
of the T ow nship' o f N eptune; f o r a
SH
ERIFF'S
SALE
WOODLAND A V E N U E IN' THE
p le n ary re ta il consum ption licensc fo r
t o w n s h i p o f N e p t u n e , i n t h e SUPERIO R COURT OF NEW JERSEY p rem ises to be co n stru cted , k n ow n a 9
vised S tatu tes o£ the; S ta le of New J e r ­
COUNTY OF M ONMOUTII. :
CHANCERY DIVISION '
S h in n ’s B otcl, a t th e n o rth w est c o rn e r
sey, :md th e several, am en d m en ts th e re ­
MONMOUTH COUNTY
of T ren to n Road an d H ighw ay #35,
. D o ck et No, F 4827-63
o f and su p p lem en ts th e reto ; / In antici-:
N ep tu n e Tow nship, N. J .
BE, IT ORDAINED BY TH E TOWN­
potion of the- Issuance, o f said bonds, SH IP COMMITTEE OF TH E TOWN­
P re s ld e n t-T re a s u re r — J a n e S hinn.
M ID TO W N S A V IN G S & LOAN A S­
n eg otiable n o tes of. th e Tow nship of S H IP OF NEPTUNE. IN TH E COUNTY SOC.. P lain tiff v s: ALPHONSO B. 1723 R iver Road. B elm ar. N. J .
N ep tu n e ,-in th e C o u n ty o f M onm outh OF MONMOUTH:
V ice P re s ld c n t-S e c rc ta ry — A lv in .
W ALKER, e t als D efen d an ts a re h ereb y a u th o rized to b e issued Dur- '••'li L inden Street^ M yrtle S tree t,.R o se
B y v irtu e o f a w rit o f ex e cu tio n in S h in n , 2 S h erry L ane, N ep tu n e. N. J .
su an t to said law . ;
. S tre e t,-W illo w S tre e t and W oodland th e above stated actio n to m e d ire cted , • O bjections, if an y , should be m a d e .
S ection 3. T he m a x im u m ra te o f in ­ A venue a s 'shown an d "d elin eated on I sh all expose fo r sale a t public v en ­ im m ed iately in w ritin g to Jo sep h B en ­
rest w hich a n y obligation shall bear m ap ■e n title d ‘'Map •'B ’ A sb u ry . P a rk due, a t th e C o u rt H ouse In th e B o ro u g h n e tt, C lerk o f tho T o w nship of N ep ­
N EPTUNE —. T he,R ev. Eugene te
is six. p e r cen tu m p e r annum . •
H eights, fro m su rv ey m ade S ep tem b er of F reeh o ld , C o u n ty of M onm outh, N ew tu n e . N. J .
• j '
W. Beutel, pastor o£ R edeem er L u­ S ection
(a) : ,T h e . p u rp o se , fo r 16. 1905. by C, L. C ook, C .E .,fo r th e -A t­ J e rs e y , o n M onday th e 11th d ay o f J a n ­
S. M. S. CORP..
w hich sold a p p ro p riatio n is. m ade "and la n tic .S e a-C o ast Company*' an d filed in u a ry 1965. a t 2 o'clocki P.M . P rev ailin g
J a n e Shinn. P res.
th eran Church, lias announced th a t said o b ligations are to b e issued is th e th e office of th e M onm outh C ounty T im e,;
'• ..
■ D a te d : D ecem b er 30. 1964
his serm on them e this Sunday will p u rch ase o f o n e (1) A ccounting Ad- C le rk on N o v em b er G. IflOSi Case 7,
.
. $7.04
ALL th a t ce rta in lot, tr a c t o r p a rc e l - 2 - 3 .
dressograph, o ne (1) A ddressogroph,
h eet 24, be. and th e .s a m e a r e h e re b y o f la n d a n d p rem ises h e re in a fte r p a r­
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be: “W e A re Tho Lord’s." W orship one |1 ) K ey P u n c h and tw o (2) cablnejs Sv ac
ated as p ublic streets, ro ad s o r ticu la rly describ ed , situ a te , ly in g an d
MONMOUTH COUNTY
be used b y 't h e C ollection, Assess­ highw ays a n d th e p u b lic rig h ts th e re in b ein g , Jn th e Tow nship o f . N eptune,.
Services are conducted each Sun­ to
SURROGATE'S COURT
m en t and L icense D ep artm en ts o f th e b e and th ey are h ereb y released , e x tin : C o u n ty o f M onm outh a n d S tate-o f N ew
N otice to C red ito rs to P re s e n t C laim s
Jersey .
day a t 8:15 and 11 a. ml Sunday T ow nship ;of N ep tu n e, in th e C ounty of g u ish ed a n d discharged.
A gainst Estate
.M onmouth. -'
✓•v
2. This o rd in an ce shall ta k e effect
B EG IN N IN G a t a p o in t o f in tersec­
School Classes for th e P rim ary
-lb ) T h e estim ated am o u n t o£ b onds im m ediately:
tio n o f th e w esterly lin e o f S to k es A ve­ ESTA TE OF SHELDON D. WOOLLEY,
o
r
n
o
tes
to
b
e
issued
th
e
refo
re
is
'
(Signed)
JO
SEPH
WARDELL
nue,
also
k
n
o
w
n
as
R
o
u
te
#
35,
w
ith
through the Adult D epartm ents
deceased.
T w en ty T housand N ine H u n d re d ($20,- . .•
.:
M ayor th e N o rth erly lin e o f B la ir A v en u e; an d
P u rs u a n t to the o rd e r o f DONALD J .
m eet a t 9:30 a. m. Classes for the 300.00) D ollars;.
A tte st: JO S E P H E. BENNETT
ru n n in g th e n ce (1) south 80 d e g re e s -7
CUNNINGHAM. S u rro g ate of th e C oun­
(c)
The
estim
ated
am
o
u
n
t
o
f
m
oney
.
•
C
lerk
■
Vv.m
in
u
tes
w
est,
along
said,
n
o
rth
e
rly
lin
e
N ursery and K indergarten D epart­ to be raised th e re fo re fro m all sources —51
$8.32 o f B la ir-A v en u e 96.75 f e e t to a .p o in t; ty o f M onm outh, th is d ay m ade, on th e
m ents m eet during the 11 O’clock by, th e Tow nship • of N eptune. In th e
th e n c e (2). n o r th 12 d eg ree s 49 m in u te s ap p licatio n of th e undersigned. H.
C o u n ty o f M onm outh is T w en ty -tw o
w est an d p arallel to S to k es A venue, E liza b eth Thom pson. A d m in istratrix ,
Service; ,
T h o u san d ($22,000.00) D ollars, in c lu d ­
also k n o w n a s Route. # 3 5 37.88 f e e t to o f th e esta te of th e said S heldon D.
• „ - , ORDINANCE NO. 673
g E leven H u n d red ($1,100.00) D ollars TOW NSHn» OF N EPTU NE IN THE a p o in t: th e n ce (3) n o r th . 77 d eg ree s W oolley, deceased, notice Is h e re b y
The fou rth annual business m eet­ in
as a dow n p ay m e n t ap p ro p riated fro m
, I t m in u te s e a st 96.57 fe e t to said w e s te r­ g iven to th e c red ito rs of said deceased
COUNTY OF MONMOUTH
ing of th e congregation will be held th e C ap ital Im p ro v e m en t A ccount : o f
ly lin e o f S to k es A venue, also k n o w n to p re s e n t to th e sa id A d m in istratrix ,
e ir claim s u n d er oath w ith in s ix
a n d p rio r years.
NOTICE is h e re b y g iven th a t a t a as R o u te £35; an d th e n ce (4) so u th 12 th
a t 7:30 p /m . oh Sunday, following 1965
S ection 3. T h e follow ing m a tte rs are re g u la r m e e tin g o f th e Tow nship C om ­ d eg rees 49 m in u te s e a st 42.84 f e e t to m on th s from th is d ate.
D ate d : D ecem ber 31st, 1964
a dessert-coffee fellowship a t 7 p. h e re b y d eterm in ed , d eclared, re c ite d m itte e of. th e T ow nship of N ep tu n e in th e p o in t o r p la ce of BEG IN NIN G . ,
H. ELIZABETH THOMPSON
an d sta te d : • • n ty ? £ M onm outh, h eld on th e . B ein g p a r t o f L o t &7 a n d all o f L o t
m . The business m eeting will be
706 F letch er Drive
(a ) S aid p u rp o se Is n o t a c u rre n t e x ­ fifth ° ^duay
o f J a n u a ry . 1965, th e fo l­ # 8 In B lock 249A on c e rta in m a p . e n ­
N eptune. N ew J ersey
and Ms a n im p ro v em en t o f p ro p ­ lo w in g o rd in an ce w a s ; in tro d u ced an d title d "M ap o f , W hitesvIIle T e rrace,
conducted by R obert E. V an Duyne, epense
d m in istratrix
rty w h ich th e m u n icip ality m ay law ­ passed on first read in g .
N ep tu n e: T ow nship, M onm outh C oun­ ROBERT J . ALAYTON
p resident; of the congregation. T he fu lly m ak e o r acq u ire; o r a p urpose ^ Sold T ow nship C om m ittee w ill m eet ty , . N ew J e rs e y , M art Rogers. C.E.
640
M
a
ttlso
n A venue
r w h ich th e m u n lclp lity 'I s . a u th o r­ ^
d ated A u g u st 18. 1820, re v ise d J u ly 18, A sb u ry P a rk
H
ead
q
u
arters,
137
agenda includes the presentation of fo
.
N. J.
ized byi law to m ak e a n ap p ro p riatio n . S o u th M ain S treet, N ep tu n e, N ew J e r - 1928,. ap p ro v ed A ugust 7, 1928. filed In
A tto rn e y
A nnual Reports, adoption of th e No p a r t o f th e c o s ts ’o f said p urpose
01\ ti le‘ n in e te e n th d ay o f Ja n u a ry . M onm outh C o u n ty C le rk ’s O ffice on - 2 - 5
has b een o r sh all b e specifically a s ­
. $17.92
A ugust 10, 1928 In case #35-14. C om ­
1965 budget and the election of sessed b n p r o p e rty sp ecially b enefited, ip rtin a« «:0? 51’*ito c?h sld e r th e said m
only k n o w n as No, 5211 R o u te #35.
flnal„ passage a n d ad o p : (b ) T h e p erio d of u sefu ln ess o f 'said tio n and ♦to L
give all in terested persons also k n o w n a s S to k es A venue, N ep tu n e.
3-309
Church Council m em bers and v a r­ purp
o se, w ith in th e lim itatio n o f Sec­ a n o p p o rtu n ity
N
ew
Jersey
.
SH E R IFF’S SALE
tions 40A:2-21 and 40A:2-22 o l said ih e o rd in an ce. .to lie h eard -co n cern...in g
ious Church representatives.
T h e ap p ro x im ate a m o u n t o f th e
SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY
law a n d acco rd in g to th e reasonable
ju d e m e n t to b e satisfied b y said sale
CHANCERY d i v i s i o n
life th ereo f, is ten y ea rs. .
is th e su m o f $ 12 ,0 00.00 to g e th e r With
MONMOUTH COUNTY
RDINANCE PROVIDING FOR th e co sts o f th is sale,
. (c) T h e su p p lem en tal d eb t statem e n t
.
r,^ T ,» ,„2 0 ck e t N o* P 4607-63
TH E CONSTRUCTION OF A PUBLIC
re q u ire d b y said law h as b ee n d u ly
JO S E P H A. SHAFTO, S heriff r n
T c * J £ E A T S A V IN G S AND
m ade an d filed in th e office- o f the
WORKS BU ILD ING
FOR T H E D ated D ec.
1,1964
.
^ P kt ASSOCIATION, a co rp o ratio n
HOUSING, REPA IR AND ’M AINTE- Isaac F lelsch m an , A tty,
T ow nship C lerk, an d a com plete e x e ­
ANN LASHOVITZ
p la intIfT vs: JO H N T.
NANCE Ot? ROAD, REFUSE, G ^ - -5 1 - 2
cuted o rig in al th e reo f h a s b ee n filed,
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$40.1B
802 S tam ford Drive — 775-7077
BAGE AND OTHER IN C lD EN TA t
ais* D efendants
in th e office o t th e C om m issioner of
;
♦h
ue
a Wflt of ex e cu tio n in
Local G o v ern m en t, a n d such s ta te ­
EQUIPM ENT A T A COST NOT TO
WuiuiHiiiiiiiiiwi'iiiiiijiiiiJiiiiiiiiJiiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiHiHiiJiiiiiiJiiiiiiiiiiJiiJiHiirirjiiiiiiwiiiiijiifitriiifjifiriniiitB*
}h^ , ove s tated actio n to m e d irected ,
MONMOUTH COUNTY
m en t show s th a t th e gross d eb t as d e­
,IlJN D IlED AND F IF r
sh
all
expose
for
s a le -a t p ublic v e n SURROGATE'S
COURT
fined In S ub-division F of Section
<*150,000.00) DOL­
P re s e n t claim s ofie,Far li h « iS 0Un H ousc ln th e B orough
Big Doings a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H arold Ayers, Newgate
LARS, TO .BE USED BY TH E H O A D N otice to C red ito rs
40A:2r7 o f ' said . la w is increased b y
of F reeh o ld . C o u n ty of M onm outh
. A g ain st jta te
Lane, this holiday season. F irst the engagem ent of their daughter, Bon­ , T he L ibrary council of N eptune T w en ty T h o u san d N ine H u n d red ($20,SANITATION AND O TH ER DE­
F 7 n ? rSe3in « n M onday the 1st d ay of
D o llars a n d th e issuance o f th e
PARTMENTS OF THE TOW NSHIP
n ie Lee to R ichard L eBarre, son of Mrs. Alma LuBorre, Stockton Ave­ H igh School entertained a t a 900.00)
OF GEORGE HENRY B O ItK - vamngTlmc 5' 31 2 ° 'elock' P M' Pr0'
obligations au th o rized b y th is o rd i­
OP NEPTUNE, W TH E cO U NTV O P ESTATE
nue, Ocean Grove. Then, Bonnie, Jeffrey and Mr. and Mrs. R obert W ea­
LAND, deceased.
nance Is p erm itted b y said Local Bond
C
hristm
as
Ten,
held
in
th
e
School
_ P u rsu a n t to th e o rd e r o f DONALD
ver, Prospect Avenue, surprised th eir p arents w ith a w onderful 25th
Law. v ••.■.•'‘V •
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J , CUNNINGHAM, S u rro g a te o f the
(d) T he Im p ro v em en t a s au th o rized
W edding A nniversary P a rty on New Y ear’s Eve. Among the guests a t­ Library, prior to the Christm as
° p County, of M onm outh, th is d ay m ade. C llv ^n , 5 j tV'
h y .th ls o rd in an ce Is to b e u sed b y th e
,B0r0Ugh of N o p tu n l
tending th e p arty w ere Mr. and Mrs. John Aklan, Cranford, Mr. and Mrs. holidays. The adm inistration, facul­ C
ollection. A ssessm en t a n d L icen se.D e­
o£Jth e u n dersigned.
M onm auth a n <« :
M ichael Curtis, F arm ingdale, Mrs; Andrew Duthle, W eehawken, Mr. and ty, clerical sta ff and custodians p a rtm e n ts of th e Tow nship of N eptune,
E lizab eth M, B ork lan d . Sole E x e cu trix Sta?e S tN e w
o
r
th
e
esta
te
o
f
th
e
said
G
eorge
H
en
ry
M rs. H erb ert K regg, Sea Girt, Mrs. Alfred Ldzaroiv, Pfiildaelpbia, Mr.
in th e C ounty o f M onm outh.
ai a monument placed ? 8 ^ : B ork lan d , deceased, n o tice Is h ereb v c i . i i P?)
In tersectio n of th e
(e) . T h e follow ing item s, a s defined s h ip ' l o S J J S P o 7
a n d Mrs. George Ofner, M orrisvlile, P a,,.M r. and Mrs. D arvin Adams, w ere invited by th e council.
given to th e cred ito rs o f said deceased f K 15S,ri»y i Ine.1o f W est Wa» S tre e t W ith
a u th o riz e d , by S ectio n 40A:2-20 of
N eptune, M r. and Mrs. Ross Beck, Ocean Grove, Mrs. M ary Drew and
A rrangem ents w ere under th e and
to p re s e n t to th e said Sole E x e cu trix
/ f f y inP o f South W all S tree t;
sa id -la w a re -c h a rg e d as a p a r t o f the
M r. and Mrs. H arry Faby, Jr., Neptune, Mr. and Mrs. Tim othy Sullivan, supervision of Miss Gayle P ack­ costs o f said p u rp o se to b e financed'by,
o ? h e im p ro v e m e n t' d e- th e ir claim s u n d e r o a th w ith in six sMri w nl!
fi so u th w esterly alo n g
l
u
S ection 4 o { th is o rd in an ce m on th s fro m th is date, th e Issuance of said obligations.
07 7ft S
f y lln o ,o f South Wall S tre e t
S p rin g Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shafto, Mr. and Mrs. Je rry West, Mr.
03.70 feet to a stak e: th en ce 12) n o rth ^ au
^ze£l to be m ade a s a D ated : D ecem b er 17th, 1964.
1. N o t ex c eed in g O ne T h o u san d
and Mrs. Szaley, Mr. und Mrs. G. McCabe, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mitchell, Mr. ard, President, of the Council. Miss (SLOOO.OO)
g en eral im provem ent, an d fo r the n u r,
ELIZA
BETH
M.
BORKLAND
D
ollars
on
ac
c
o
u
n
t
o
f
'th
e
S trceT & Jl
an d Mrs. S. McDevitt, Mr. H erm an Johnson, all of the Gables. Mr. and P a tti Hedgecock w as C hairm an cost o f th e issuance o f said obligations pose s tated in said S ectio n 9? th e re Is
92 M t. C arm el . W ay
a p p ro p ria te d th e sum' of One.
M rs. N. Steelm an, N eptune, Mr. and Mrs. John West, Asbury P ark. Mr. of the R efreshm ent
O cean G rove, New. J ersey
Committee. legal expenses, an d o th e r obligations Ito
Sole
E
x
e
cu
trix
finance
said
cost.
l S o ^ ^ C/o,ytePe r r o CL 's u hk eS p ^ bc o r i n
an d Mrs. Je rry Coughlin, Rahway, and Richard LaBar're. Hope I didn't Presiding' a t the te a table w ere th e
ROBERT J . LAYTON, Esq.
- S ection 6 .' T h e fu ll faith and c re d it
• o p iit anyone, anyway, May the next 25 years be as w o n d erfu l. . . . Coach
840 M attlso n A venue
a 'lo n /w e s i
Of th e ToW hship o f N eptune, in th e H g o T n2nd
Misses
Ju
n
e
W
lrtis,
Carolyn
Lam
­
Wall S lree t 65 feet to the n o ln t op
L a rry ’-Hennessey, Oxford Way, and the N eptune High School B asket
A sb u ry P a rk , N ew J ersey
C ounty of M onm outh a re h ereb y
. A tto rn e y
* -.••
-•- p lace of BEGINNING.
ball Team received th e Holiday B asket Bowl Championship Trophy ufter bert, M artha W estfall and Irene p led g ed to th e p u n ctu al p ay m en t o f th e
p
a
rts
of
Lots
2.
4 n -inrt n
--5
2
-3
-.v
.-"i<
:
.
-v;-;--;.
;
";
$17.92
p rin c ip al an d in te rte t o n ; said obliga­
defeating Toms R iver High School 82-72 in Convention H ail on W ednes­ |OrgIer. Miss Thea De Gano was in tions.
B lock 30 B ' on E lch en g rec n ’ L and P o ’
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T h e said obligations sh all be tlm o
5?
ih 5 T o w n sh ip o f N e p day evening . . . .
m ap and being Lots 6 and 8, B lock 3 DB
d ire ct, u n lim ited o bligations o f th e
charge o f decorations. '
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V
• : .T ow nship o f N ep tu n e, in th e .C ounty
••• SH E R IFF’S SALE
Acting M agistrate Andrew W ilson sw ore in M ayor Joseph W ardell
?une CHy! ‘° X
°C
of M onm outh an d th e Tow nship o f
SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY
fo r his 3rd full term as M ayor . . . Mr. and Mrs. B ernard Keliy enterN ep tu n e, in; th e C ounty of M onm outh
CHANCERY DIVISION.
S tfce tN C k n o ,v n “
® S o u th W alt
tain ed a t a Xmas P a rty L ast Saturday. Among the guest? from the Gables
b e ob lig ated to le v y ad v alo rem ($142,500.00) .Dollars, each' to be know n
MONMOUTH COUNTY
ta x e s u p o n oil t h e 1 ta x a b le p ro p e rty a n t J " 5Pro ^ m c n t'B o n d o f 1965", p u ? ^
w ere Mr. and Mrs. C. M attla, Mr. and Mrs. E. Christensen, M r. and Mrs.
' D o cket No. F 3666-63
®ond Law . co n stitu tin g
w ith in th e m u n icip a lity fo r th e p a y ­
M ORGAN COMPANY, A N ew J e rs e y
George Sheary.'M r. and Mrs. C. F ullm er, Mr. and Mrs.. Dan Payne, Mrs.
OCEAN' GROVE — “Passing or m e n t o f th e obligations, and- in te re s t S ections 40A :2 - l. to 40A-2-G3 o f th e R e- C o rp o ratio n , P lain tiff v s:- SEAVIEW th e costs™ ! “ h if 's a l? ’'00 t° K ether
E . Fow ler, Mr. and Mrs. C arl Irish, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W right . . . AI
th e reo n w ith o u t, lim itatio n of r a te .or V iS o , a o f
th e S tate o f New ELECTRIC CO., A New J e rs e y C or­
P
erm
anent”
will
be
the
topic,
of
Buehholz, M arlow Place, was elected.V ice President of th e Republican
^ th e sev eral am en d m en ts po ratio n . D, JO S E P H D E VITO. Re­
am o u n t. ■•
i JuJJJJ*.
i
su p p lem en ts th e reto . In c eiv er o f Seaview E lectric Co., UNITED D ated DeJcOS2FiP ^ - SHAFTO’ S h crifr
S ection 7. A ll fu r th e r a cts a n d p ro ­
Club . . . . .
.
the serm on, a t St. P au l’s M ethodist ceedings
w hich m ay be ,necessary to be a n ticip atio n o f th e issu an ce of. said
TES.O F AMERICA a n d STATE OF &e ^ s c h ( e <r | <’A tty s.SC,lIeS*nKer
.
!
Miss Je an Clay ton, d au g h ter of Mrs. istanley, Clayton,, Stam ford Drive Church, this coming Sunday, by token by. th e ; T o w n sh ip . Com m ittee In bonds, negotiable n o tes of th e Tow n- STA
NEW JER SEY . .D efendants
f ^ P f ^ H ^ ^ h . t h e c o u n ty o f Moncelebrated h e r 16th b irthday last Wednesday, with h er fam ily a t Smith- Dr. A lbert S .L a y to n ,’ M r. "William c a rry in g o u t an d ex e cu tin g th e said
2-5
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I ’
*36.72
By. v irtu e o f a w rit o f ex e cu tio n in
re h e r e b y au th o rized to be- is- th e ab o v e s ta te d actio n to m e directed ,
------- “ W
im provem ent, -and oil o rd ers relatin g
ville Inn, Absecon, New Je rsey . . . C ary Clayton retu rn ed on Sunday
e reto , m ay b e done an d m ade b y : s u ed p u rs u a n t to said law.
I shall expose, fo r sale a t public v en ­
3-307
t o Madison College, Virginia, w here he is in his senior y ear y ear (Thank A. Reid will have charge of th e th
reso lu tio n o f th e T ow nship C om m it­
u t, ’riie m ax im u m ra te of ln- due, a t th e C o u rt H ouse In th e, B orough
E R IFF’S SALE
rhuslc and will use for his; prelude, tee.
i ? ? S ■' vhlch atn y o b ligation s h a ll. b e a r o f F reeh o ld , C ounty o f M onm outh. SUPERIORSHCOURT
•
' • •
O F NEW JERSEY
Is s ix 'p e r cen tu m p e r an n u m .
u r New Je rse y , o n M onday th e lfet d ay of
•
S
ection
8.
T
h
is
o
rd
in
a
n
ce
sh
all
ta
k
e
CHANCERY DIVISION
Arioso, an d for his postlude Al­ effect- tw en ty d ay s a fte r th e first pub-: .S ectio n 4. (a) T h e D u rn n ^
F eb ru ary , 1965, ,a t 2 o'clock, P.M. P r e ­
MONMOUTH
COUNTY
ap p ro p riatio n is niade and v ailin g Tim e. /
th e reo f aftier final passage, as
legretto.
V- •-!» . • •' plicatlon
D ocket No, F-473tf-63
said .o b lig atio n s are- to be Issued Is
ro v id e d b y law .
A ll th o se ce rta in lots, tra cts, o r .p ar­
T h e Chapel an d Celeste choirs
Sm VINGS IN STITU (Signed) JO SEPH WARDELL th e t j constr u c tlo n o f a pu b lic w orks cels- of Ind and prem ises, h e re in a fte r TIONE
N ew Jersey , P lain .'•••i-'v-. ■■■ ‘ M ayor nviin)J»n fo r *** ho.u sing. re p a ir and p a rtic u la r ly . d escrib ed , situ a te. lying
will sing “F airest Lord Je su s /’ The
m ain ten an ce, o f ro ad , refuse, garbage
M’ GROVE- e f a H . D eA tte st: JO SEPH E. BENNETT
an d b ein g -in th e B orough o f A von-by- fen d an ts
C hancel. Choir will sing “Bless the
'C l e r k - •■'
i’i,' . .
e C o u n ty o f M onm outh *
a w rit of ex ecu tio n in
•:
:
528.00 u sed b y th e ro ad , san itatio n an d o th e r an d S ta teinof th
N ew . J ersey
Lord O My Soul” and R u th Gil­ —2‘” -v
I «hnVi°ve
cci actio n to m e d ire cted , .
jme«
the Tow nship of N epFIRST TRA CT: K now n an d desig­ H„n H .I,x p ?.sc for , 3:>le ot pu b lic v e n Fhl
illG. p o u n ty o f M onm outh,
b e rt will sing “Come Unto Me.”
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ated
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t
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M
ap
o
f
Lots
ORDINANCE NO. 675
am o u n t o f bonds o r
titled “A v o n -b y -th e-S ea. fo rm e rly Of F rn ;h S lrf°Uf- H°,USe 1,1 th « B orough
TOW NSHIP OF NEPTUNE IN TH E n„ o te s »to1c ^estimated
from the Messiah.
b e issued th e refo re is One en
K ey E ast B each, M onm outh C ounty,
COUNTY OF MONMOUTH
H u n d red an d F o rty -tw o T housand F iv e N
e
w . Jersey'*, su rv ey ed b y E. G. H ar­
At the 4:00 P . M. service Dr.
H u n d red ($142,50Q.OO) D o lla rs ..
OTICE is h e re b y g iven th a t a t a • (c) T he estim ated am o u n t o f monev rison & Son 1883 an d describ ed .as fol- v am n g T i m ^ 5, a ‘ 2 0 ' c,° c,t’ P ' M' ^
L ayton will preach on “T he Chris­ re N
•.
- '/ •.. . ^•
'.-••:g u la r m e etin g o f th e .Township C om ­ to be- rafsed th e refo re fro m all sources lo w si ■:.:••
tr a s l o r p arce l o f la n d , s ltu BEGINNING a t a p o int o n th e w est­
tian's Obligation. Mr, Reid will play m itte e o f th e Tow nship of N ep tu n e in
' ^ e T °w n sh ip o f N eptune, jn th e e rly sid e o f a s tre e t 30 f e e t w ide b e ­ o f N i J n n , ub eS /; in th e T o w n sh ip
th e C ounty of M on m o u tlv h eld o n th e
J
t
onm
o
u
th
is
One
H
u
n
d
red
in
o u n ty
o£e yM:-.
onm outh
for his prelude “A ndante co n Moto” fifth d ay o f Ja n u a ry , 1965,, th e fo l­ an d F ifty T housand (S150.000.0Q) D dl- tw een S ylvanta A venue an d G arfield m . th e . S ta te tl}e
of 5N ew
J e rs
A venue d is ta n t 175 feet so u th w ard ly
ing, o rd in an ce w as In tro d u c ed ' an d
and for
his postlude, “F estal low
S e v e n ty flv e H u n d red frojn a stone set for a m o n u m en t in ^ ? £ g *n nIng a t a sto n e in th e so u th passed bn .first read in g , •
;
($7,500.00) D ollars as a dow n paym ent
C
or [ Z r h° ^ r r o t the w hole tr a c t
M arch.” .The Cherub choir .will
Said T ow n sh ip C om m ittee w ill m eet ap p ro p riated from th e C apital Im p ro v e­ th e w esterly co rn e r o f said street:
5 ]£ a p a rt an(i ru n n in g
w here It en d s in said Sylvanla A v e n u e ;'
th e Tow nship H ead q u arters, 137. m e n t A ccount of 1965 and p rio r years.
67 degrees 42 m in sing B ye-Low My Baby, Downy aS to u th
th
en
ce
,•;
ex
ten
d
in
g
so
u
th
w
ard
ly
along
’ M ain S tre e t, N ep tu n e. N ew J e r ­
eiP.fK30!
seco n d s w est along th e m o st ,
S ection 5, The follow ing m a tte rs a re th e w esterly lin e of said s tre e t 25 fe e t
LUtle Snowflakes, and My Shiny sey, o n th e n in e teen th d a y of J a n u a ry , h e re b y d eterm in ed ; d ec lared ,' recited to a p o in t; th e n ce e x te n d in g w esterly Iflfl
1
sajd w hole tra c t, .
288.63-feet to a pipe: th en ce (2) along
1965. at. 8 :0 0 P.M.. to co nsider th e said and sta te d :
\
••
Shoes.
'
o rd in an ce fo r final passage, and a d o p ­
S aid p u rp o se Is n o t a c u rre n t e x ­ fro m th is p o in t an d th e point, first ‘h e ea stc rly lin e of D onald P lace on a
tio n an d to give .all In terested p erso n s pen se an d is an im p ro v em en t of p ro p ­ m entioned, a t rig h t sn g les w ith said
• ? en*ct n S to th e left, whose
on o p p o rtu n ity to be h e a rd concerning e rty -which th e m u n lcipollty m ay la w ­ stree t: b etw een p arallel lin es to th e ra d iu s is 50 feet a d istan ce o f 175.36
LEGAL NOTICES
ea sterly sid e .of M ain Avenue,- th e
th e o rd in an ce.
.
fu lly m a k e -o r . acquire; o r a puroosc n o rth e rly b o u n d ary line ,th e re o f b eing f e e t to a p ipe a t a p o in t o f rev erse
fo r .which th e m u n icip a lity Is au th o r- 122 feet.; and th e so u th erly line 125 feet f?) !tUiiie ? said D onald P lace; th en ce
ORDINANCE NO. 674 :
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND Lr
11 co n tin u in g alo n g th e lin e o f '
to m a k e 'a n ap p ro p riatio n .
TOW NSHIP OF N EPTUNE IN THE
SUPPLEM ENT AN ORDINANCE EN­ No pbayr t law
f lc S o n a cu rv e deflecting to
o f th e costs o f said purpose a n d 6; in ch es In len g th a n d bo th said
COUNTY OF MONMOUTII
TITLED “ AN ORDINANCE PROVID­ h as b ee n o r . shall b e specifically . as- lin es ru n n in g p arallel w ith Sylvania th e rig h t, w hose rad iu s Is 3 feet a d isING FOR TH E CONSTRUCTION ses se d j> n p ro p e rty sp ecially benefited! A venue; • .bounded on th e V N o rth . b y i tn n ce of 4.13 feet to a pipe , at a p o in t
N OTICE is h ereb y given th a t, a t a
L
ot
325;
o
n
th
e
E
a
st'
b
y
said
S
tree
t;
AND IMPROVEMENT OF SPR IN G ­
I o f rev erse c u rv a tu re In said s tre e t;
(b) T he p erio d o f u sefulness o f said
re g u la r m e etin g of th e Tow nship C om ­
DALE AVENUE (BINGHAM AVE­ p urp o ses w ith in : th e lim its -of Section on th e S outh b y Lot 327 a n d 'o n the th e n cc (j) n o rth ID d eg rees 40 m in u te s '
m itte e of; th e Tow nship bf N ep tu n e in
NUE) AND WEST M ALL DRIVE. 4ftA:2-2i and Section-40A :2-22 of said W est b y M ain A venue.
J S CCL to a ,P lp c ln th e n o r th - .
the C o u n ty o f M onm outh, h eld o n th e
ALSO L o t *327 on aforesaid M ap S i v
TOW NSHIP OF NEPTUNE, COUNTY ln\v nnd acco rd in g to th e reaso n ab le
o f th e w hose tra c t; th en ce
fifth d ay o f Jan u ary ^ 1905,. th e fol­
.
BEG IN N IN G a t a p o in t on th e (5) so u th 81 d egrees 54 m in u tes e a st
OF MONMOUTH, THE ACQUISI­ life th ereo f, is th irty Y3 0 ) y e a rs.
low ing, o rd in a n ce w as in tro d u ced and
w esterly side o f a s tre e t 30 feet w id e alo n g said n o rth e rly lin e 183 feet to a
TION
OF
LANDS
IN
SAID
STREETS
passed on first read in g .
T he su p p lem en tal d ebt statem e n t b etw een S y lvanla A venue an d G a r­ pipe a t o r n e a r the c c n te r o f a brook:. '
A COST OF $120,000.00. A PPR O ­ re q(c)
AT
u ired b y said . law has b een du ly field AVenue d is ta n t 200 feet s o u th ­
S aid T o w nship C om m ittee w ill m eet
PR IA TIN G TH E FUNDS THEREFOR
so u th 55 d eg ree s 06 m in '.a t'. th e Tow nship H ead q u arters, 137
m ade and filed in th e office o f th e w ard ly fro m -a sto n e fo r a m o n u m en t u te s 30 seconds east. 132 feet to th e
AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSU­ Tow
nship. C lerk, an d a com plete e x e ­ s e t in .the. so u th w esterly , co rn er of
S o u th M ain S tree t, N eptune*.N ew J e r ­
ANCE
OF
BONDS
AND
N
O
T
E
S
/'
b c8 in n in g com m only >
sey, on th e n in e te e n th d ay o f J a n u a ry r
cu ted oriE ln af th e reo f h as b ee n filed said s tre e t , an d said S ylvanla A venue; £ n i!,r,° r pl acS
P?ace ° n desiB nated as 101 D onald
1865, a t 8:00 P.M., to co n sid e r th e said
BE IT .ORDAINED BY TH E TOW N­ In th e office o f th e Com m issioner , o f th en ce e x te n d in g so u th w ard ly along
o rd in an ce fo r final passage a n d adop­ SHIP
COMM ITTEE OF ' TH E TOW N-' Local. G o vernm ent, an d such statem e n t th e w esterly lin e o f said s tre e t 25 feet
B
ein
g
p
a
r
t
o
f
lot
f .N e p tu n e
tion a n d to give a lt in terested persons SHIP OF NEPTUNE. IN TH E COUNTY show s th a t th e gross d e b t of. th e T ow n­ to a p o in t: th e n c e e x te n d in g w est- u a rd e n s . as show u o n# 6a3 suorv
dated
ship of N ep tu n e as defined in Section w ard ly fro m th is p o in t , an d th e p o in t Ju n o 1, 1956 b y V ictor J . Lo P iney
a n o p p o rtu n ity to be h eard co n cern in g OF
MONMOUTH. T h at th e above o r ­ 40A
to , Civil■ the.ordinance.
.,■ .
:2-43
o
f
said
law
I
s
.
Increased
b
y
first m en tioned o t rlg h tf angles w ith E n g in eer a n d S u rv ey o r.
d in an ce be am en d ed , an d su p p lem en t­
One H u n d red an d F o rty -tw o . T housand th e said s tre e t b etw een p arallel lin es to
as f o llo w s ;.
A!1~ fiame P rem ises conveyed
AN ORDINANCE^ PROVIDING FOR edSECTION
iv e H u n d red ($142,500.00) D o llars an d th e E a sterly sid e o f M ain A venue, th e to th e said
D avid M. G rove nnd M iriam
4 fa l ls h e re ­ F
TH E PURCHASE OF ONE AC­ b y -am endedI. toSECTION
the Issuance o f th e obligations a u th o r­ n o rth e rly b o u n d a ry lin e th e re o f b ein g G„r.?vS h is w ife, b y W lllv G ru etzen ab ch
read as follow s; T he ized
COUNTING ADDRESSOGRAPU. ONE p urposes fo r w h ich
by.
th
is
o
rd
in
a
n
ce
is
p
e
rm
itte
d
b
y
125 fe e t arid 6 in c h es an d th e s o u th ­ a n d H clga G rU etzcnbach. h is w ife, b y
said
ap
p
ro
p
riatio
n
ADDRESSOGRAPII,
ONE
K E Y Is.m ad e a n d said obligations are to be a n ex cep tio n to th e d e b t lim itatio n p r e ­ e rly lin e 29 fe e t a n d 1 in c h In. le n g th
d ated O ctober 24, 1962. d eliv ered
PUNCH AND TWO CABINETS AT issued is ' th e Im provem ent and con­ scribed b y said Local Bond Law con­ a n d b o th said lin es 'r u n n in g parallel deed
u ltan eo u sly h erew ith an d to be r e ­
A COST N O T TO EXCEED TW ENTY- s tru ctio n ^ of S p rin g d ale A venue an d tain ed In S u b d iv isio n (f) o f Section w ith said S ylvanla A venue h ounded sim
co
rd
ed
sim u ltan eo u sly h erew ith ; th is
TWO THOUSAND ($22,000.00) DOL­ W est M all' D rive -from B angs A venue 40A :2-7 o f said law ,
on th e N o rth b y L o t 326 o n said m ap; p ein g a p u rch ase m oney n ortgage given
LARS, TO BE USED BY TH E COL­ to S tate H ich w av Routi?: ^G6. ond f o r
•(d) T he Im p ro v em en t as au th o rized o n th e -East b y said S tre e t; o n ' th e
secu re a p o rtio n of th e co n sid eratio n
LECTION, ASSESSMENT AND L I­ th e acq u isitio n o f such lan d s o r rig h ts- b y th is o rd in an ce is. to be used b y th e South, b y L ot 328 on said m ap and on to
th e re fo r.
■ *
~ • •••.,.* •*.;
CENSE DEPARTMENTS OF THE
f-w ay as m ay b e re q u ired fo r th e R oad. S an itatio n an d o th e r d ep a rtm en ts th e W est b y said M ain A venue,
T o g eth er w ith th e ran g e an d v e n t
TOW NSHIP OF NEPTUNE, IN TH E oabove
ses in . accordance, w ith of th e Tow nship of N ep tu n e, In th e .• BEIN G th e sam e prem ises conveyed fans.
COUNTY OF MONMOUTII, A PPR O ­ p lan s apnudrp ospecifications
p
o
u
n
ty
o
f
M
onm
outh,
v
to
th
e
p
a
rty
o
f
th
e
first
p
a
r
t
b
y
deed
rep are d b y
A nd also, all m aterials, eq u ip m en t,
PRIATING THE FUNDS ’.THERE­ C laude W. B trdsall. C.E., Toow
En­
(e) T h e follow ing Item s, a s defined of T h eodore H. Egley, e t :als,. dated lu rn ish in g s o r o th e r p ro p e rty w h a tFORE, AND AUTHORIZING THE g ineer, d esig n ated “P la n o f nship
proposed an d au th o rized b y S ection 40A:2-20 Of J u n e 19, 1950 a n d reco rd ed o n J u n e 20, so ev er in stalled o r to be in sta lle d an d
ISSUANCE O F BONDS AND NOTES; co
n stru ctio n o f S p rin g d ale A venue an d said law a re ch a rg e d ' as a p a r t of th e 1950 in th e M onm outh C o u n ty C lerk ’s used In nd ab o u t th e b u ild in g o r b u ild ­
W est M all D rive. T o w nship o f N ep ­ costs o f said p urpose to be financed by office in Book 2263 o f D eeds for said in g s now e rec ted o r h e re a fte r to be
BE IT ORDAINED BY TH E TOWN­
C ounty. P ag e, 41 &e.
? ere c te d upon th e lan d s h erein d e ­
n e , C o u n tv o f M onm outh, N ew J e r ­ th e Issuance o f said obligations. .
S H IP COMMITTEE O F THE TOWN­ tu
TRA CT
d a te d J a n u a r v 4. 1065 an d on file
scrib ed w h ich a re n ecessary .; to t h e '
I. N o t ex ceed in g E ig h t Thousand SECOND
SH IP OF NEPTUNE. IN THE COUNTY sey.
B EG IN NIN G a t a p o in t in th e w est­ com p lete an d co m fo rtab le use an d oc­
in th e office o f-th e . T ow nship C lerk .” ($8,000.00)
D ollars on acco u n t o f th e e rly
OF MONMOUTH:
lin e o f a s tre e t 30 feet w ide be cu p an cy of su ch bu ild in g o r build in g s
SECTION 2. SECTION 5 (d) is h e r e ­ co st o f th e Issuance o f said obligations,
S ection 1. T h e p u rch ase o r Im prove­ •••'
am en d ed to re n d as follow s: T he im ­ legal ex p en ses, a rch itec tu ral an d e n ­ tw een Sylvanla A venue and G arfield fo r th e puru p ses for .which th e v w ere'
m en t d escribed in S ection 4 o f th is .o r­ pby
ro v em en t as au th o rized b y this, o r d i ­ g ineering: f e e s .: and o th er- o b ligations A venue, now k n ow n . as M a r in e .P lace, o r arp to b e erected . Including In p a r t
din an ce : is h ereb y au th o rized to be nan
th e re in d ista n t s o u th erly as m easu red a i r aw nings, screens, shades, fix tu res. '
ce Is n ecessary f o r the- o u rp d se of to finance sald jco st; : .
. v .•:••;
m ade as, a 'g en eral Im provem ent, and Im pro
along th e sam e 150 feet fro m th e co r­ an d all h ea tin g , lig hting, v en tilatin g ,
g a n d co n stru ctlm r ro ad s - in
for th e p u rp o se stated In .s a id S ec­ S p rin gvdin
. ' S ectio n 6.—T h e f u ll-fa ith an d , cred it n e r fo rm ed , b y th e In tersectio n o f said refrig e ratin g , in c in eratin g and co oking '
ale
A
venue
arid
W
est
M
all
tio n 4 th e re is h e re b y ap p ro p ria te d th e
riv e' a n d fo r th e acq u isitio n of la n d s of-; th e Tow nship of N ep tu n e, in th e line, of M arine P lac e w ith th e so u th erly eq u ip m en t an d ap p u rten an ce s th e re to
sum o f T w en ty -tw o .'Thousand ($22,- D
C
o
u
n
ty
’•
of
M
o
n
m
o
u
th
.
a
re
h
ereb
y
lin e o f Sylvanla A venue; th e n ce r u n ­ (th e M o rtg ag o r h e re b v d ec larin g th a t
o r rlg h ts-o f-w ay . ln order- to c a rry o u t
000.00) D ollars.
•
P ledged to th e p u n ctu al p ay m en t of n in g : (H a t rig h t angles to th e ‘said It is In ten d ed th a t th e item s h erein
Section. 2. To m eet th e said T w en ty - th ese p u rp o ses so as td yProvidef Nnde^.
ep ­ th e p rin c ip al an d In te rest o n said o b ­ lin e o f M arin e P lace. N o rth 75* 6' W est en u m e ra te d shall be deem ed to h ave
tw o T h o u san d ($22,000.00) D o llar ap ­ otuuna ete;. ■ro ad s ,*in th e Tow nship o ■
/•V
. ESTABLISHED 1909 ’
ligations.
T
h
e
said
o
bligations
sh
all
be
118 fe e t a n d 5 te n th of a fo o l to th e
p e rm a n e n tly Installed as p a r t o f
p ro p ria tio n a n d fo r th e p u rp o se s tated ; SECTION 3. T h is, o rd in an ce .. :sh all direct, unlim ited o b lig rtio n s. o f th e e a ste rly lin e o f M ain S tre e t: th en ce (2) btheen
e realty ).
in .Section 4. n eg otiable b onds o f th e take, effect w hen passed a n d published T ow n sh ip of N eptune, In th e C ounty alo n g th e . said lin e o f M ain S tree t.
T he ap p ro x im ate am o u n t o f th e
T o w n sh ip ’ of N eptune, in th e C ounty acco rd in g to. law .
.o f , M onm puth a n d th e .Tow nship, of S o u th 22* 56’ W est 25.25 feet; th e n ce Ju d g m en t to b e satisfied b.v said sale
of M onm outh, are h e re b y au th o rized
(S igned) JO S E P H WARDELL N ep tu n e, In th e County, of M onm outh (3) p arllel w ith th e first c o u r s e 'h e r e ­ Is th e sum o f $16,000.00 to g e th er w ith
to b e Issued in th e p rln cl Dal am o u n t of
,•-.. M ayor sh^U be ob lig ated to levy>.ad,’ v alorem of, S outh 75* 6' E ast 122 fe e t to th e th e costs n f th is s a le .'
T w e n ty T h o u san d N in e H u n d red ($20,-; A tte s t: JO SEPH V.. BEN N ETT .. .
fax es u o o n a ll th e ’ ta x a b le b ro p e rty a fo resaid lin e o f M arin e - P lace; th en ce _ • ■i .
.
RAj)IO DISPATCHED SERVICE
JO S E P H - A; SHAFTO. S h eriff
900.00) D ollars, each to b e k n o w n as ,
w ith in th e m u n icip a lity fo r th e .p a y r jMfc along .th e said lin e o f M arine P lace. D ated Dec.
,'Clerk-T-: v;.;-,. v :•
21. 1964
"E q u ip m en t Bond o t 1965", p u rs u a n t to j —2.
m'ent o f th e ob llcatlq n s ■and Imeresj: N o r t h 34*.E a st 25 feet tq th e po in t' C h^nqlls. L ynch & Maloney,*
v
v
'
^
•
$12,80
th e Local Bond Law , c o n stitu tin g Sec­
.thpr^nn w ith o u t lim itatio n o f ra te o r an * rviooe »>f B eain n in i?.. ;
A
tty
s.
•
.- v.
tions 40A:2-1 ,tO 40A-J-63 Of th e R eam ount
.
J BEING the tan\Q p rem lsea co n v ey ed r-* -8 .
.. \
$64.60 .
GATHERINGS FROM THE GABLES
Business Session
At Redeemer Ch.
library Council
Holds Yule Tea
ST . P A U L ’S
NEED A
PLUMBER?
NO WAITING
FAST SAME
DAY SERVICE
Heating
FOR:
# Plumbing
Oil Burners
# Automatic
Electric
Water
Sewer
rs
Cleaning
WE SELL—INSTALL—SERVICE
& SON INC.
1420 9th AVE.
NEPTUNE
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£J A G E E I G H T
OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSBir OF NEPTUNE, Ngyfc JEBSE¥~
'
LESTER
PRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1965 1Y-
R. H U R L E Y
great-grandchildre.
...
- Superintendent of tbe ‘F ull Gospel as Co-hostess,. '
bids nnd in good condition, w ill b e r e ­ closure of th e T ax T itle L ien C ertifi­
BRADLEY BEACH — ' L ester L.
his p ay m en t, a n d .a n y n o n -b id -' cate thereof In an d to th o .follow ing,
, Mrs. W arren Barth,.* P resident dfunded
e c 'u p o n so rcturniiiR sttch set w ill be describ ed -lands an d prem ises:
I;Iurlcy, a resident ot'*6G2 Bilrlirigt’on . T he Bodine* Fun era I Home. ’As­ Church fo r thirty-six years.
All th a t ce rta in plot, piece, o r p a rSurvivors a re his widow, Airs. opened the m eeting and greeted the refu n d ed F ifteen ($15.00) Dollars.
; MRBi ANTHONY S. PA*LA i A r avenue, died W ednesday in Fitkin bury P ark was in charge of ser­
Bids m ust be m ade o'n tlie .stan d ard , cel o f g ro u n d - know n and d esig n ated
vices.
f n r m ' in
In lthe.
l . n ' - m a n n er - d esig ­ nc*
A lt
ILot
..< >K*>n
Olive P ark er B ennett; fo u r sons m em bers w ith ‘some*'.wonderful New proposal, form
as BlocK 511,
1530, .up o n *1__
th e fo l­
N E PT U N E — Funeral- services Hospital, N eptune, a t G8 years of
n
ated
th
e
re
in
a
n
d
re
q
u
ire
d
.by
th
e
spe-.
ing te rm s am i co n d itio n s: .
Dory C. and M arvin, both of W est Y ear’s ••thou g h ts an d • also , read Va cifications an d m ust be en c lo sed -in k low
to r M rs;’ Sonic PnJain, a life-long age. .H e .w as b o rn . in Ocean Grove,
1.
T
w
en
ty
p
e
r
c
e
n
t
(20%)
of th e
• A LEXAND ER 1*. MILLIGAN
Belmar;. Melvin, Iselih; W arren, lovely poem. Following this . Airs. sealed .envelope, .bearing th e n'ame ;and p u rch ase m oney to be paid a t th e Ume
: resident of N eptune and th e shore son of the late Andrew a n d !Lulu
OCEAN GROVE—Alexander P. heref three daughtors, Aliss Evelyn Elizabeth B rubakeiy Teacher, said .iddrcss: of, th e b id d e r and the nam e th e p ro p e rty is stru c k off. If th e m oney
o f . th e proposed w o rk on th e outside, ib n o t paid a t- th a t tim e, th e p ro p e rty
area, w ere held lasil T hursday, De-; Hurley, and w as operator of an up­
Milligan, of 02 A bbott avenue, died B ennett, Alanasquari; Mrs. Minerva. a few words and lead tlie class in addressed to th e M ayor an d T o w n sh ip m ay be p u t u p and re-sold Im m ed iate­
;.:.ccmber 31, T he wife of Anthony S.; holstering company* .
om m ittee of th e Tow nship o f N ep tu n e ly. The b alance to be p aid w ith in
Saturday, December 20th in Fitkin Hetzel, W est Belm ar; Airs. Lois prayer. Airs; B arth th en conducted C
and. m u st be accom panied b y a cer­ CO days upon d eliv ery o f a b a rg a in
. Palain, she resided a t 1335 T enth
M r. H urley was a m em ber Of the;
H ospital, Neptune. H e was 53 D ougherty, Iselin, and 14. grand a brief business m eeting and ended tified check In th e sunt of ndt less..than and sale deed, w ith o u t covenants., •'
: avenue and died'Sunday, December F irst. Methodist Church, Asbury
10 p e r cent of -the am ount of th e-'b id
2. £ a id la n d s an d p rem ises are to b e
years of ag e and had lived in Ocean children.
with a few w ords for New Years, a n d m u st be deliv ered , a t th e place sold su b jcc t to all m u n icip al, state, a n d .
27th in F itk in Hospital at the age Park.
and on the. h o u r ab o v e nam ed.
fed eral o rdinances, s ta tu te s and re g u ­
Grove most of his life. He w as em­
The- M ayor and Tow nship' Com m it-; lations affecting th e u se of th e said
F uneral services will be held .at rem em bering those who have re­
• He is survived by his widow, M rs.
of 72..
V
tee of th e -T o w n sh ip - o f N ep tu n e r e ­
d s and prem ises, arid su b je c t to th e
T h e funeral services Were from Helen* M. F o ster H urley; a dauglu ployed as salesm an fo r Softeld Sup­ 2 p.m. S aturday (tom orrow ), a t cently been bereaved of loved ones. serve th e rig h t to reject a n y .o r.a ll bids lan
covenants, co n ditions an d restrictio n s
ply Co., Spring Lake. He w as the the Full Gospel Church, Nepune,
Mrs. Donald E. Stocum, wife of if deem ed to th e best In te rest o f th e co n tain ed in p rio r deeds affectin g said
th e Frnncioni, T aylor and Lopez ter, Mrs. Nancy. P earsall, Bradley
nship so to do. ■ .. ■'•••••'. ■ .
prem ises.
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ with Rev. Irving Aleier- officiating. the new; A ssistan t, Pastor, gave a T.. ow
By o rd er of th e M ayor:-and T o w n ­
' F u n eral Horne, hero,, w ith 1High Re­ Beach, and tw o.grandchildren,
3. The p u rc h a s e r shall b e re q u ire d ,
C om m ittee of th e Tow nship of a t th e tim e of closing, to p a y a s a n
quiem. Mass from p u r Lady, of
F uneral services w ere held S at­ liam B. M u llig a n of Ocean Grove, In term en t will follow in H am ilton 'beautiful-lalk to. the^class,-mention­ ship
N eptune. M onm outh C ounty, N ew J e r ­ add itio n al p u rch ase p ric e, a su m eq u a l
to th e am o u n t of ta x based on -the
/ M ount C a rtn el. .Church, Asburv urday January. 2 a t th e Francioni, and attended St. P au l’s Church.
Cem etery. Friends m ay call a t the ing. th a t it w as th e "E v e . of E pi-i sey.
JO SEPH WARDELT la st assessed v alu atio n from th e first
Surviving . are; his widow, Airs. Francioni, T aylor and Lopez F u ­ phany,° which most of . us had not
P ark . O'Brien-M njor V.FAV. Aux­ T aylor and. Lopez F uneral >Home,
Ma.vc'.\ of th e m o n th n e x t a fte r, th e d a te o f
E . ' BENNETT
sale un til th e end of th e c u rre n t y e a r
iliary service:*, were, held the pre­ Kept line, w ith Rev. C harles Savre Isabel A yres MiJIigan; a'd a u g h te r, neral Home, 1200 10th Ave. and realized. Mrs. B rubaker then, closed A tte st: JO SEPH
C lerk
an d also, all legal co n v ey an cin g fees;
officiating.. Interm ent was ni Mon­ Mrs. M argaret R ann, of Egg: H ar­ A tkins Ave., Neptune, F riday, an y ­ the m eeting.w ith a beautiful Poem D ate: N ovem ber 5. 19fi3
A ny b idder w ho fails to com plete h is
vious hight.
-2
'
• . $11.20 p u rch ase will fo rfe it to th e T o w n sh ip
bor,
N
.
J
.
;
a
son,
W
illiam
E,
a
t.
for
th
e
New
Year.
, She was a ch a rte r m em ber of the m outhM em orial P ark.
time.
a n y deposit paid.
... —
-home;
also
a
sister,
Airs.
R
uth
AI.
Delicious
refreshm
ents
in
keeping
4. T h e sale of this p ro p e rty is su b ­
b 'B rien -M ajo r Auxiliary, and also
PUBLIC NOTICE
je c t to confirm ation b y the Tow nship
Trim m er and two brothers, Janies
with C hristm as w ere served by
M R S. E T H E L L. S A K S
• a ch a rte r m em ber of the Ocean
ANTONIO STORZIERO
om m ittee w hich m ay re je c t a n y o r a ll
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE . That ' the C
bids.
[
A.
of
Ocean'
Grove
and
Andrew
of
Airs.
Bean
^nd
Airs.
T
aintor.
.Mem?
OCEAN GROVE - Mrs. E thel L.
Grove, P arent -Teacher Association.
N E PT U N E .— Antonio Storziero.
P lan n in g B oard of the' Tow nship of D ATED: J a n u a ry 6. 1905
Neptune* N. J . w ill hold a public hear-W hen h e r five • children . w ere of Saks, died T hursday in F itkin Hos­ • Shark River Islands, Neptiine.
JO SEPH E. BEN N ETT
a resident a t 0 T rident Boulevard bers present were, Aliss H annah ing.
p u p rsiian t to' the d irectio n o f the
• T ow nship C lerk •
'young school age, she w as active.in pital. She. resided a t 107 Asbury ! F uneral services were held in died W ednesday in Fitkin Hospital M ary. K ernakhan, Airs. S arah Tin- Tow nship, C o m m itte e 'o f :the Tow nship - 2 - 3
‘
.
. $19.52
of
Neptune,.,
in
;
th
e
.C
ourtroom
,
o
f
th
e
the P.T.A., and directed m any fund- avenue, and w as th e daughter of • th e Ocean Grove Memorial Home ■ at the age of 53. He was born in dle, Airs. Howard S. F ritts, Mrs. El­ N ep tu n e ' M unicipal B uilding, 137 S.
—
* ---raising dinners.;M rs. Paiaia w as a the late Mr. and . Mrs. George on Tuesday, Dec. 2 0 th . w ith Dr. Italy and form erly . resided in lis P ierce,M rs. Mabel F. Jows, Mrs. A lain St., Tow nship of N ep tu n e, New
N O T I C E
, on th e tw en ty -eig h th d ay of
W arren B arth, Airs. R ichard Steere, JJaersey
post p re sid e n t. and ch a rte r m em ­ Franklin. She was born* in . Red A lbert S, Layton, ofifieiatinjr. In­ 1 Poughkeepsie, New York,
n u a ry 10G5. at 8:00 o'clock P;M . fo r
the purpose, of, h ea rin g p ersons In te r­ NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF LAND
ber, of th e Italian Progressive Club Bank and had lived in the shore term en t w as in H am ilton Ceme-I j Air. Storziero was a communi- Airs. Roy Balii’ing, Airs; Carolyn ested,
in. o r w ho w ould be alTected byi AND PREM ISES IN TH E TO W N SHIP
Harley, Mrs, Anna Kichline, Airs. a d eterm
lory, N eptune. •
Ladies Auxiliary, and a communi area all her life.
in atio n th a t the a r e a described OF NEPTUNE, IN TH E COUNTY O F
' cant of Our Lady of Alount Carmel
MONMOUTH.
Charles Davis, Airs' Elizabeth B ru­ below is a blig h ted area as defined In
cant of O ur Lady of Mount Carmel
She was' a m em ber of th e 'F ir s t
Church, A sbury Park.
C iiapter 187 of th e N ew Jersey Law s
NOTICE
is
h e re b y given th a t o n
M
RS.
V
IO
L
A
E
N
G
L
IS
H
baker,
Airs.
A
rchie
T
aintor,
Mrs.
o
f
-13-19.
as
am
ended.
(N.
J.
S.
A.
Sees.
Roman..Catholic Church, Asbury Baptist Church, Asbury P ark.
Survivors .are his widow,. Airs
et seq.) and w ho fav o r ■o r Tuesday, th e n in e teen th d ay o f J a n u ­
Alice Bean, Mrs* Joseph R ainear 40:55-2i;i
NEPTUNE — Mrs.'Viola- English
Surviving is a daughter, . Miss
'p a rk .
1
w ho a rc ag ain st such a d eterm in atio n a ry , 1965, a t 2 P.M., a t th e N ep tu n e
Alaria Storziero; four daughters,
an d fo r th e fu rth e r p u rp o se of consid­ Tow nship H ead q u arters, 137 S o u th
Survivors a re .four sons; Ralph F, E nid-Saks, here.,
. . died Monday, in F itkin Hospital at Mrs. Josephine Alaggio; h e r e ;M r s . arid Mrs. R. B. Trim m er.” :
erin g a proposal o f th e H ousing A u­ M ain S treet, N ep tu n e, New J e rs e y , th e
th o rity of th e Tow nship o f N ep tu n e to Tow nship of N eptune, In th e C o u n ty
The Bodine F u n eral. Home, As. th e age of 53. She resided a t 350 A ntoinette LePore, Alontgomery
Paiaia, Drexel-HiU. Pa., headm aster
u n d ertak e in said area p u rs u a n t to of M onm outh, will offer at pu b lic sale,
M
yrtle
avenue,
and
was
born
in
of th e William . Penn C h arter P ri­ bury P ark w ere in charge of funer­
C h ap ter 300 of th e N ew J e rs e y Law s to th e h ig h est b id d e r at a m in im u m ,
N. Y.; and the Alisses Anna and
of 1D4D. and C h ap ter 211 o f • th e New sale price of T h re e H u n d red D ollars,
vate: School, Germ antown, Pa.; al services, followed by interm ent Sum ter, N. J.
Linda’,,b o th a t home; three grand­
J e rs e y 1 Law s oi 1056 as am ended and ($300.00). all th e rig h t, title an d in te r­
SurviyorS a re four spns,. John
; Gerald G; Paiaia, Neptune,.*princi- in Hamilton Cem etery, Neptune. •
su
p plem ented. (N. J. S, A. S ections est of th e said Tow nship o f N e p tu n e
children; his m other, two brothers
55.1-1A-31 et seq.) a red ev elo p m en t and acq u ired a t a ta x sale and th e fo re­
Jam es, Neptune, Samuel Jam es,_
• pal of th e Gregory School, Long'
u rb an renew al p ro je c t w ith F ed eral closure of th e T ax T itle L ien C ertifi­
and three sisters, in Italy, and an
New. York City, . Daniel English,
P H I L I P F. R IE D fc
financial assistance u n d er T itle I of tho cate th e reo f in an d to th e follo w in g
. B ranch; Joseph A. Paiaia, Oak­
other brother in. South Am erica.
• H ousing A ct o f 1949 (P ublic Law 171— d escribed lan d s and prem ises:
hurst, Ocean Township, principal of; "AVON — Philip F. Ricde, 114 New-York City, and H arry English',
All th a t ce rta in plot, piece, o r p a r­
81st C o n g ress),-as am ended, involving
The Francioni, Taylor and Lopez
ASBURY PARK — The. Ja n - slum clearance, developm ent, an d re d e ­ cel of g round know n an d d esig n ated
t h e .W anam assa School; George S. Woodland avenue, died yesterday a t home; five daughters, Mrs.- Rosa F uneral Home, here, is in charge
a s Block 504, Lot 1105, upon th e fo l­
velopm
ent.
an
d
in
so
doing
to
acq
u
ire
Mae Miller, Asbury P ark, Airs. H ar­
uary m e e t i n g of the. Holy land in th e p ro je ct are a ; to dem olish low ing te rm s and conditions: .
Palaia,_ in business heret and one a t his home. He was 66.
of arrangem ents.
(1) T w en ty p erce n t (20%) o f th e
or rem ove buildings and im provem ents:
Spirit School P.T.A. will be held in to
daughter, Mrs.. Elizabeth • RosenHe was born in Je rsey City and riet Williams, W ashington, D. C.,
u rch ase m oney to be p aid a t th e ttm *
install, co n stru ct, o r reco n stru c t
.
th e School Lyceum a t 3rd and Bond streets, utltities. and o th e r p ro ject Im­ le p ro p erty is stru ck off. If th e m oney
; stein,. W est Deal, Ocean Township, had lived in the Belleville - Bloom­ Mrs. Louise Stevenson, Asbury
v em en ts; to m ake lan d av ailab le Is n o t paid a t th a t tim e, th e p ro p e rty
Sts;.^^ oiv Tuesday,. Jan .. 12th;. Inter-; pro
a teacher at the F ra n k Antonides field are a for thirty-one years prior P ark, and th e Misses Anna and B et­
for d evelopm ent an d redev elo p m en t b y m ay be p u t u p and re-so ld Im m ed i­
T he b alan ce to b e p aid w ith in .
views w ith th e .Faculty will be held p riv a te e n te rp rise o r pu b lic agencies sately.
School, W est Long Branch. She al­ to moving to the. shore. .He w as a ty English, at home.
as au th o rized b y law, an d to d o a n y ix ty days u p o n d eliv ery of a B arg a in
(C o n tin u ed Iro m P ag e 1)
The Jam es F uneral Home in
Sale D eed, w ith o u t covenants.
so is survived by tw o brothers. p rin te r tor P e te r F . Malloh, a Long
a ll o th e r th in g s in acco rd an ce w ith and
her elbow-length veil, and she ca r­ in the classrooms beginning a t 7:00 and
(2)
Said
lan d s and p rem ises a re to
law as m ay b e n ecessary fo r th e u n ­
S um ter was in Charge of arra n g e­
Salim K aram , Brooklyn; and .N a- Island firm .
sold s u b je c t to all m u n icip al, state,
.
ried a cascade of w hite poinsettias P. AI., and the m eeting'w ill s ta rt a t d ertak in g and com pletion o f said p ro j­ be
and fed eral o rd in an ces, s ta tu te s a n d
ments.
ect.•
;
•.
,
8:45
P.
M.
seeni, New York City; one sistqr,
Mr. Ricde w as a m em ber of the
reg u latio n s affecting th e use o f th e
and variegated holly:;
T h e b o u n d aries o f th e a re a to b e In­
lands and p rem ises, an d su b je c t
Mrs. M arv Nongive. .H ialeah, Fla.,, Holy Name Society of St. P eters
Plans will he announced for the v estig ated as \o blight an d in w hich said
Aliss Janice Dumont w as her sis­
to th e covenants, conditions, and r e ­
M
R
S.
M
IL
T
O
N
C.
M
E
S
S
L
E
R
,
the proposed p ro je ct is to be u n d e r­ strictio n s co n tain ed in p rio r d eeds a f ­
and fourteen grandchildren.
Church and the .Knights of Colum ­
forthcom
ing
card
p
arty
to
be
.held
t e r s maid of honor. She was a ttir ­
ta k en a re as follow s:
fectin g said prem ises.
BRADLEY BEACH
M rs. Cora
bus, in Belleville, the P rin ters Un­
(3> The p u rc h a s e r sh all be re q u ire d ,
ed in a full-length gown of poin- at th e Stage Coach Inn in W ana-i v B eginning a t a point form ed b y th e
estern side of A tkins A venue at th e tim e o f closing, to p a y a s a n
COOK H O W LA N D
ion Local ?119 in New York City.- ’ V. Alessjcr died Tuesday in Fitkin settia-red brocade, and h e r head­ mas'sa; on Feb. 4th. Airs. R obert \- w
w h ere it in tersects w ith th e N ep­ ad d itional p u rch ase p rice, a su m e q u a l
. ".NEPTUNE — Cook Ilowland,
tu n e Tow nshJp-A sbury P a rk boun- , to th e am o u n t o f ta x based o n th e la st
Surviving are his .widow, Mrs.. Hospital a t the age. of 73. She was band matched,; h e r gown; She ca r­ K ayser is chairm an of this affair.*
dar.v; thence p roceeding along said assessed v alu atio n fro m the. first o f th e
died. Friday, Ja n u a ry 1. |n F itkin Della Morley Riede; a son. Captain th e widow of Alilton C. M essier and ried .a cascade of pink poinsettias A financial report of th e recent
Tow nship b o u n d ary .in an ea sterly m onth n ex t a fte r th e d a te of sale u n til
d irectio n to a p o int w h e re the T o w n ­ the end of th e c u rre n t y ea r a n d a lso
Hospital a fte r a brief illness at the Philip. J. Riede, with tiie U. S. Air resided at 611 Brinley avenue. .
Christm
as
B
azaar
will
be
given.
and holly.
■
. ; '
sh ip b o u n d ary in tersects w ith tiie all legal conveyancing fees. A ny b id ­
age of §7.-.Sir.. Howland was. a for­ Force a t N ew port News, Va.; a . M r s . M essier .was a . m em ber of
east side of N ew J e rs e y S tate H igh­ d er w ho fails to com plete h is p u rch ase
•Glen T ro u t of Ocean Grove ser. Airs. AIichacl K illeen, and Airs.
w ay No. 71 (also k n ow n as M ain will fo rfe it to the T ow nship a n y d e ­
m er. commissioner. in Belniar and daughter, M rs . M arilyn C arpenter, the F irstM eth o d ist Church, Asbury veil as best m an. Ushers w ere Rich, Jam es P redham w ere Co-chairmen
S tre e t); th en ce p roceeding along po sit paid.
(4) T he sale o f th is p ro p e rty -is s u b ­
th e ea st side of New Jersey S tate
resided a t 136 Oxcnia Wav.. N ep­ Om .ond Beach; F la .; and a sister, P ark. She had lived in th e shore a id Shepard of Red Bank and Ron- of the Bazaar. . ‘
H ighw ay No. 71 in a s o u th erly d i­ je ct to confirm ation b y th e T o w n sh ip
tune. A retired carp en ter and con­ Mrs. Lucy F urey, Caldwell, and are a for 60 years.
Following’ tn e business m eeting
rectio n to a p o int w h e re i t 'i n t e r ­ C om m ittee w h o m ay re je c t a n y o r a ll
aid C rane of Ocean Grove.
,
,.
' Survivors are two sons, Harvey
sects w ith ih e -so u th ern side o f'N cw bids.
tracto r, he w as born in Glendola, fo u r grandchildren. '.
Airs. Brown w as graduated from the Rev. John Alackin of Holy Spirit
Je rs e y S tate H ighw ay No. 33 (also DATED : J a n u a ry (5. 19P5
W all Township, th e son of Mr. and
JO SEPH E. B EN N ETT
Services w ere held a t the Daniel E., Neptune, and Richard C. Wall Ridgewood High School and atten d ­ Church will speak on “Changes in
know n as C orlies A venue) thence,
Tow nship C lerk .
proceeding alo n g th e so u th ern side
Township; a daughter, M r s . How­
Mrs. John Howlrind. : .
A. Reilly F u n eral Home,- Belmar.
>
$19.52
ed Fairleigh Dickinson University. the L iturgy Since the Council.’of New Jersey S tate H ighw ay Nb. - 2 - 3
ard L. Bradley, Forrestville, Conn.,
33 In a w esterly directio n to a point,
:, Employed 4is a youth by Jam es A.
Refreshm ents will be served.
,
•
She iS employed by American Mu­
w
h
ere
it
in
tersects
w
ith
th
e
w
est
and th ree grandchildren.
Bradley, he: la te r was san itary in­
side of A tk in s A venue; th en ce p ro ­
M R S. R O B E R T N. G A S S M A N
tu al Insurance Co.; Hackensack.
N
O
T
I
C
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ceeding
>
lo
n
g
th
e
w
est
side
o
f
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t­
F uneral services a re being held
spector in Belm ar and later bor:
BRADLEY BEACH —M rs . S arah
Pvt. Brown, a graduate of Nep.
k in s A venue in a n o rth e rly directio n NOTICE OF PUBIC SALE O P LANDS
, ough-m anager and Chief o£ Police I. Gassman, .of"610 N ew ark avenue, today (F riday) at 2 p. m.f a t the tune, attended T renton S tate Col­
to the. point of beglnhing.
AND PREMISES IN TH E TO W N SHIP
A p relim in ary inv estig atio n of the OF NEPTUNE. IN TIIE COUNTY O F
there.
“ . ■*■;
•
died Sunday in F itkin Hospital; Francioni, T aylor and Lopez, F u n ­ lege. Following term ination of his
said area as to blight h as been con­
MONMOUTH
eral Home with the Rev. Charles:
ducted by th e afqresaid P lan n in g Board
He was an exem pt B elm ar F ire ­ Neptune. She was 79. .
m ilitary, duty, he plans to. retu rn to
p u rsu an t to a reso lu tio n d u ly adopted
NOTICE Is h ereb y given th a t o n
S
ayre
officiating.
In
te
rm
e
n
t
will
m an and a m em ber of th e Belm ar
by the Tow nship C om m ittee and a j n a p T uesday, th e n in e teen th d ay of J a n u ­
She was th e widow of R obert N.
Trenton States P rio r to entering
of said a rea show ing the b o u n d aries o f ary . 1965, at 2 P.M.. a t th e N e p tu n e
, Hook and L adder Company #1^ and Gassman. Airs. Gassman was born follow in M onmouth Memorial the Army, he served for a period
th e area to be in v estig ated an d th e Tow nship H ead q u arters. 137 S o u th
a ch arter m em ber fo th e Asbury in New York, but had lived a t the P a r k . ■ • .
location
of .th e various p arce ls o f M ain S treet, N eptune, New Jersey^ th e.
as an Ocean Grove police officer.
p ro p e rty inclu d ed th e rein (h aving a p ­ Tow nship of N eptune, in th e C o u n ty
P a rk Lodge, F, and A. M. .
Shore most o f h er life.
pended th ereto a statem e n t settin g of M onm outh, w ill offer at pu b lic sa le ,
—
* --------fo rth th e basis of th e in v estig atio n ) h as to th e h ig h est b id d e r a t a m in im u m
. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
CHRISTIAN BRAUN, JR .
She was a mem ber of C ongrega­
been p rep ared and can be inspected a t sale price of T w en ty -o n e h u n d re d sev­
'E sther A. Schenck- Howland; a tion Sons of Israel, Asbury Park,OCEAN GROVE — Christian
th e Office of th e C lerk o f the Tow n­ enty-five D ollars. ($2,175.00 all th e
ship of N eptune a t •the Tow nship Of­ rig h t, title and in te re st of th e said
d au g h ter Mrs. Viola Sperry, Rosel­ and was a ch arter m em ber of the Braun, J r., of. 70 Stockton avenue,
(C o ntinued fro m P ag e 1)
Tow nship o f N eptune, N. J . P ro ­ T ow nship of N ep tu n e ac q u ired a t ta x
“ Now th a t school is o ut and fices.
le; a son, Ralph/C . Howland, w ith Hadassah. She was a m em ber of the died on Tuesday in the New J e r ­ yellow roses, was the m atron of
posals of th e H ousing A u th o rity of sale anti th e fo reclo su re of th e Ta%
the
kids
a
re
d
ririn
g
all
d
a
;
th
e
Tow
nship of N eptune, N. J . w ith T itle Lien C ertificate th e reo f In a n d .
honor.
Jam
es
Houston
Sharp,
of
th e U. S. Coast Guard, N.Y.C.; four E sther Auxiliary, the Golden Age sey Methodist Home fo r the Aged,
resp ect to relocation of persons o r fam ­ to th e follow ing d escribed la n d s a n ti
long it’s up to th e pedestrians ilies
Lufkin, Texas, was best. man.
located In th e afo resaid a re a prem ises:
grandchildren and five g reat grand Club, and The Mizrachi, all here.
a t the age of 80. He had resided
to keep a le rt.”
w ill be available fo r ex am in atio n p rio r
A ll th a t ce rtain plot, piece, o r p a r - :
The bride attended N eptune High
children.
to th e h ea rin g a t th e aforesaid ofTice cel o f g round Known an d d esig n a ted
SurVivors are two sons, L ester in the Home for the p ast fifteen
School, while the groom is a g rad ­
of the T ow nship C lerk an d w ill be open as Block 500, Lots 1017, 1018. and-1019,
J F u n eral services w ere Monday a t and Abraham, here; a daughter, years.
fo r discussion a t th e hearin g .
b ein g a piece of v acan t ground ap p ro x i­
u ate of T ularosa High School. He
th e Franconlo. . Taylor and Lopez Mrs. Lois Asch, Ocean Township;
LEGAL NOTICE
A t th e h earin g , w hich m ay be a d ­ m ately 75 b y 100 feet on th e so u th
Mr. B raun was a member of Hojo u rn e d from tim e to tim e, an y p e r­ side o f D urand Road, b etw een R iver­
. F u n eral Home, N eptune, w ith Rev. four brothers, Samuel Grossman, bah Lodge of Odd Fellows in Vine­ has been stationed a t F o rt Mon­
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
son, p erso n s or org an izatio n Interested side D rive an d P ltte n g e r P lace, u p o n
m outh and left W ednesday bf this
in the inv estig atio n o r in th e p ro ­ the follow ing term s an d conditions?
-W arren L ayton officiating. In te r. Alanasquah; and Charles, Max and land.
N OTICE IS HEREBV Riven th a t posed p ro ject: o r w ho w ould be a f­
(1) T w enty p erce n t, (20%), of t h e
week for service in South Viet sealed
■m ent was a t H am ilto n ' Cem etery. Joseph, A sb u ry P ark ; two sisters,
bids
w
ill
be
received
by
th
e
fected
, by a d eterm in atio n th a t th e
urch ase m oney to be p aid a t th e tim e
Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Nam.
M ayor an d Tow nship C om m ittee of th e area is a b lighted area o r th a t th e
te p ro p e rty is stru c k off. I f th e m o n e y
Masonic services w ere conducted Mrs. N athan Weinish, Asbury P ark, Sophia Braun, and a son, AndrewTow nship of N ep tu n e fo r-th e F u rn ish ­ p ro je c t should be u n d e rta k e n ; w ill be is n o t paid a t th a t tim e, th e p ro p e rty
Following a reception a t th e Oak­ ing of fill m aterial, fo r G rad in g th e afforded
Sunday at' the Asbury P ark Lodge. and M rs. Aaron B arnett, Brooklyn, Braun, Vineland.
an o p p o rtu n ity to p resen t-o ra l m ay be p u t u p and . re-so ld , im m ed i­
site of T ru n k Sew ers, u n d er an A c­ or w ritten o b jectio n s and to be h ea rd ately . The b alan ce to be p aid w ith in
h u rst VFW Post, th e couple left.for celerated
lic W orks P ro jec t an d w ith resp ect to th e m a tte rs.u n d e r con­ six ty days upon d eliv ery of a B a rg a in
N. Y.; seven grandchildren and nine
Funeral services a re being held a wedding trip by ca r through New opened andP u bread
In public at T o w n ­ sid eratio n . ‘ ..
:v ; r .
and Sale D eed, w ith o u t covenants.
M O R R IS K A T Z
today (F riday) a t the Atethodist York S tate.
ship H ead q u arters. 137 S o u th M ain
By d ire ctio n or th e Tow nship Com­
(2) Said la n d s an d p rem ises a r e t o
S treet. N eptune, New J e rs e y , on J a n ­ m ittee an d th e P lan n in g B oard o f th e be sold su b jec t to all m unicipal, s ta te ,
• NEPTUN E — M orris K a tz ,. 76
Home a t 11 a.m ., w ith Rev. C. W.
u ary 10. 1965. a ‘ 8:00 P.M.. D aylight T ow nship o f N ep tu n e, N ew Jersey .
and fed eral ord in an ces, sta tu te s a n o
years of age died, Monday, Decem­
Savings o r S tan d a rd Ti-'ie w hichever
JO SEPH E.-BEN N ETT reg u latio n s affectin g th e use o f th e
PREMIUM RETREADS
Crossley officiating-. . Francioni,
prevails.
T o w nship C lerk said lands and prem ises, an d s u b je c t
Life T im e buAr&htee
ber 28 a t F itk in H ospital, Mr, K atz
Taylor and Lopez Funeral Home in
B id d ers on th is w o rk w ill be r e ­ 2-3
$37.44 to th e covenants, conditions, an d r e ­
q uired to com ply w ith th e P resid en t’s
strictio n s co n tain ed in p rio r d eeds a f­
; was a retired upholsterer and had
:
-----charge of arrangem ents. Inter-:
(C ontinued fro m P a te 1)
E xecutive O rder No. 11114 and th e p ro ­
fectin g said p rem ises.
lived in B radley Beach and x\sbury
Mrs. ■C arrie , Alosur and Mrs. visions of E x ecutive O rder No. .10925
(3) The p u rc h a se r shall be re q u ire d ,
N O I TC E
m ent will follow in N orth wood
included therein.- The req u irem en ts
• a t th e tim e of closing, to p a y a s a n
' P ark : T here’ a re no known surviv­
Jam es G arrabrandt- w ere added* to as
Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pa.
for b id d ers and co n tracto rs u n d er th is NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS j add itio n al p u rch ase p rice, a su m e o u a l
ors. Services w ere at th e Bodine
AND
PREM
ISES
IN
THE
TOW
NSHIP
to
th e am o u n t o t ta x b ased o n th e la s t
o
rd
er,
w
hich
co
n
cern
s
n
o
n
d
iscrim
in
a­
the Advisory Com m ittee of the
tion in em p lo y m en t, a re ex p lain ed in OF NEPTUNE. IN THE COUNTY OF assessed v alu atio n from th e first o f th e
F u n eral Home, Asbury Park.Community Adult School.. Mrs. Jean the specifications.
m o n th n e x t a f te r th e d ate of sale u n til
•
. .
MONMOUTH
CLARENCE BEN N ETT
th e en d of th e c u rre n t y ea r an d also
P lans and specifications for th e p ro ­
Thomas, Airs. C atherine/ Hennessy posed
w ork p rep are d b y C laude W:
NOTICE is h e re b y g iven th a t on all legal co n veyancing fees. A ny b id ­
N E PT U N E — Clarence. Bennett, and Air. Keith Deluca w ere appro­ B
irdsall, Engineer. South B elm ar. .New T uesday, th e n in eteen th d a y o f J a n u ­ d er w ho fails to com plete his p u rc h a se
HARVEY WADDINGTON
09, died a t his hom e,.4 Union ave­ ved as substitutes to serve in. the Jersey,' a re on file in said E n g in eer’s ary , 1965, at 2 P.M .,: at th e -N eptune will fo rfeit to th e T ow nship p n v d e ­
*. N E P T U N E — H arvey W adding­
ofTice and m ay be inspected by p ro ­ Tow nship H ead q u arters; 137 '‘ South po sit paid .
’
.
_
WE SPECIALIZE IN INSPECTION
(4) T h e sale o f this p ro p e rty ts su b ­
nue, W ednesday. Air. Bennett was W inter Recreation P ro g ra m ..
spective bidders d u rin g business hours. M ain S tree t, N eptune, N ew Je rse y , th e
ton 72,vdied Friday, Ja n u a ry 2, in
STATION FRONT END AND
je c t to co nfirm ation by. th e T o w n sh ip
The
stan
d
a
rd
proposal
form
is
attach
e
d
T
ow
nship
of
N
ep
tu
n
e,
in
th
e.
C
ounty
born here; the son of the. late E lls­
BRAKE CORRECTION
Also baseball equipm ent w as a u ­ to the specifications, copies of w hich of . M onm outh, w ill offer a t public sale, C om m ittee w ho m ay re je c t a n y o r all
th e W illiam sport, Md.,. sanitorium ,
W heel B alancing And P ront
w ill be fu rn ish el upon ap p lication to to th e highest b id d e r a t a m inim um bids.
w orth and Irene Bennett.
thorized to be purchased from Le­ th
H e’ was 72 years of age and lived
End A lignm ent. G u aran te ed
e E n g in eer an d p ay m en t o f T h irty sale price o f T h re e H u n d red D ollars, DATED: J a n u a ry 6. 1965
JO SEPH E. BEN N ETT .
B rak e W ork..
He was employed as a mason by vins, Inc., P erth Amboy. In te r Scho­ ($30.00) Dollars fo r each set. A ny u n ­ ($300.00). all th e rig h t, title and in te r ­
Here fo r 25 years, a retired radio
Tow nship C lerk
successful
upon re tu rn in g such est of th e said Tow nship of N ep tu n e
EASY CREDIT TERMS
B ritton Construction Co., here, and lastic basketball program for 7th set w ith in bidder,
m echanic a t F o rt Monmouth.
$21.12
seven (7) d ay s of rc c c ip t of a c q u ired at a ta x . sale and th e fo re- •—2-3 • •
CUSTOM
TIRE
CO.
w as a mem ber of the Bricklayers and 8th grades approved and th e
He was a m em ber of the S hark
1200 MAIN BT., BRADLEY BEACH
and
P
lasterers
Union.
He
was
Spring
girls
Inter
M
ural
program
River Hills F ire Co., Seventh Day
at Interm ediate School approved.
. Adventist Church, New Jersey F ire
Police of Monmouth County, and
was a veteran of W orld W ar #1.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Jan e Core W addington; four sons,
USE
NO EXTRA
.David, M ount H olly; John, Dayton,
OUR
CHARGE.
Ohio; M ark and Daniel,; both at
POPULAR
PAY
home; two d au g h ters,. Mrs. S arah
OCEAN GROVE — The Christ
WATCH­
REGULAR
Jane,Stone, Tacom a P ark , Md., and
-mas P arty and reg u lar m eeting of
• Miss M artha E. W addington, Wil­
DOG
RATE FOR
Bring th is ad to the
th e Louise Fox P hilathea Class was
liamsport,. Md.; a sister, Mrs. T hel­
SERVICE
YOUR OIL
held a t th e home of Mrs. ...Alice
V.F.W. Post #9755 Bldg.
m a Donnelly, Toms River, and three
Bean, L ake Avenue, on Tuesday
grandchildren. T he Higgins Mem- ,
203 Sylvania Ave., Neptune
Evening, w ith Airs. Archie T aintor
o rfal Home, Freehold was in charge :
Saturday, Jan 9th or Jan. 16th or Jan. 23rd
p i services;
Obituaries
Holy Spirit PTA
Meeting Jan. 12
B
Duiiiont-Bro wn
Aponte-Cornelius
<e/t
B
School Board
Yule Party At
Philathea Class
STEVEN A. PHILIPS
. .NEPTUNE — Steven A. Phillips
died a t .birth a t Fitkin Hospital
■jipnttoy, He was the son of Harold
nnd B arbara Emm ons Phillips, of
1G07 .Monroe avenue.
G randparents are Mr. and Mrs.
. Nelson Emmons, Neptune, and Mrs,
A rth u r Bonkowski, Lake Charles,
F la.
Y
The Francioni, TayJor and Lopez
F u n eral Home, N eptune, w ere In
charge of arrangem ents.
H E A T I N G O IL
CALL 775-1600 FOR PROiMPT
RADIO DISPATCHED SERVICE
WELLER’S
20 PROSPECT
NEPTUNE
ESTABLISHED IN 1916
TIRES
Our New Year’s Gift to:
All Who Love To DANCE
and receive a FREE ___
ONE HOUR
CLASS LESSON
in BALLET TECHNIQUE
Time of Class -
11:30 -12:30 A.M.
• This offers expires Jan, 23, 19G5. Only one free Ballet Lesson Per Person.
U.S. ROYAL — ARMSTRONG
RECAPPING
• Those wishing to take the lesson m ust wear ballet slippers, or socks and (for boys)
tru n k s or short shorts — (for girls) bath in g suits, short shorts or sk irts—or leotard3.
ALAN THIELE
TIRE CO.
4This p articu lar class has no connection with a n y other of our classes^ and it is not p a rt of any
course. Any of our own pupils w anting an e x tra "w orkout”, m ay use th is ad-cbupob and take the
free lesson.
Hwy. 85 f t Heck A t *.
N E P T tJN B
P R 4-76M
PEGGY STOKES — Dance-Theatre Educator
(See .next week’s p ap er fo r d ifferen t coupon!) ;

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