Neptune
VOL. C X
NO. 9
TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, N. J., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1985
(USPS . 4 0 2 4 2 0 ) T W E N T Y
C E N T S
Joseph E. Bennett Retiring July 1
As Neptune Twp. Clerk-Administrator
Hotel Fire
NEPTUNE TWP.—Clerk-Administrator Joseph E. Bennett. C.M.C., announced that he has advised Mayor Lawrence Lawson and the current Neptune administration that
he intends to file his application for retirement effective
July 1.
Serving the Township of
Neptune in his 29th year, Mr.
Bennett was initially employed
as a clerk in the Tax Assess"
rrent Department and was appointed Township Clerk on
January 2, 1962, followed by
successful elections as Township Clerk in 1962 and 1965.
M r Bennett was appointed
as the first Neptune Business
Administrator in May, 1970,
and served thru 1973 at which
point he was removed as part
of the first Democratic administration
serving
only
as
Township Clerk during 1974
through 1976.
Mr. Bennett Recalls
On January 1, 1977, Mr.
Bennett was asked by the
Democratic administration to
again assume the duties of
Business Administrator serving to-date in a dual capacity
with the position of Township
Olerk.
In recalling his years of public service, Mr. Bennett stated
he is most proud of the development of the Township to a
full service municipality not"
ing the development of the
complete secondary sewer system,
impproved road and
drainage systems, outstanding
Police and Public Works Departments, and an office Administration that has implemented more new programs of
community development in the
pubic interest than any other
community in the State. MrBennett stated that he is leaving the Township at a point
when the Township will be
culminating a steady growth
in industrial and commercial
development.
In his capacity as Neptune
Development Coordinator, Mr.
CARD OF THANKS
Many thanks to Mr. & Mrs.
Frank Bridge for their kindness
to me, and to Ruth & Bill Gilbert for thejr thoughtfulness,
during the tragic fire on my
block.
(Signed) Mrs- Dorothy Graham
Bennett has orchestrated a
team effort to the total redevelopment of the Atkins
Avenue Urban Renewal Area
working in close harmony with
mixed politicail administrations
over the past 10 yearsNew Construction Planned
IvTr. Bennett outlined that
the development of West
Grove, Square on N J . Highway
No. 7 1 , (Main St.), a neighor(Continued on next Page)
The King's Inn
NowTheOrmond
OCEAN GROVE—The King's
Inn, 20 Pitman Ave., corner of
Beach Avenue, is once again
the Ormond Hotel, its former
name for many years, report
Jo amd John Smuda, new owners.
They purchased t h e 45*
room hostelry from Rev. Alf Olson, who headed a ministerial
group of owners. The sale was
made through the Bronson &
Blair Agency, here.
The Smudas are now in the
midst of redecorating all of
the rooms in the hotel, plus
new baths. They plan to offer
continental breakfast to their
guests.
Residents of Locust, Mr.
and Mrs. Smuda are parents of
three children — John Jr., a
graduate student in chemistry
at Georgetown University; Lissa Michaelle, flight attendant
with Eastern Air
Lines, and
Mrs. Donna Lynn Prof eta of
Cedar Grove. The Profetas wiH
assist her parents weekends
this summer.
Mr. Smuda is associated
with Desigrvware, a division of
Encyclopedia Brittanica in edcational software for h o m e
computers.
THE " I N N " PLAGE
60 Main Ave. (opp. Po$t Office)
Ocean Grove. Open 6 days a
week - 8 AM-7 PM. 774 0013.
Closed Sundays.
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OCEAN
GROVE — T h e
town was saddened Sunday
morning when residents learned that a six-year-old boy died
in a tragic fire that swept across the upper floor of the
Cashbah Hotel, 15 Main Ave.,
Saturday night
Firemen responded to t h e
10:31 police call and Fire
Chief Ronnie Cole called for
help from all area towns. There
were nine hose lines on the
flaming hotel. The roof caved
in around midnight. Firemen
had the conflagration under
control shortly after 1 A.M.
The funeral service for
Charles (Chaz) Swierzinski,
the boy who died from smoke
inhalation, was held last night
(Wednesday) at the
Ocean
Grove Memorial Home. A funeral mass and interment will
take place in Jersey
City,
where the boy's father, Charles I. Zwierzinski, resides.
The cause of the blaze, whether arson or not, is still under
investigation. Fire started in a
•fourth floor rear area where no
one resides, where work creating an apartment had been
halted a year ago.
Mrs. Nancy Swierzinski, her
son Charles and a daughter
from her first marriage, 13year-old Dawn Schell, resided
in the fourth floor room. The
children's grandmother, MrsAgnes Kaminski, occupied a
downstairs apartment and 8yearold Miichei'le Swierzinski
ilived with her grandmother.
The boy had been with them
earlier in the evening a n d
when he fell asleep watching
TV he was put to bed in his
fourth floor room. It was Michelle's birthday and she and
her mother were out of the hotel for a brief time, getting ice
cream and soda.
As the fire spread, smoke
engulfed the hotel and firemen crawling along the fourth
floor hall were unable to
reach the boy who was calling
for help. By the time an aerial
ladder was extended to his
room to bring him out, he had
suffocated
Firemen
tried
mouth-to-mouth resuscitation,
to no avail
More than 20 other guests
were unharmed in their rapid
exodus from the hotel. Guests
of the adjoining 'Main Ave.
House were evacuated until
the fire was under control.
Mrs. Swierzinski her two
two daughters and her mother
are staying at the home of a
neighbor, Mrs. Mary Jane
Sheehan, who is befriending
them in their time of sorrow
and need. Cash donations are
being collected to help the family. Anyone may leave a gift
at the Pathway Market in
'Ocean Grove- Many have given
clothnig. They wi*l also be able
to salvage some of their own
water-logged clothing.
The hotel owner, Gary D.
Greiser, was licensed to operate as a Class A rooming house
by the N. J. Department of
Community Affairs. He was
seeking state funding for a
spprinkiler system, (improved
smoke alarms and other fire
and safety equipmentFire investigators said the
smoke alarm system in t h e
building was not only shut off
at the time of the fire but
the electrical fuses to power
the system were disconnected.
The N. J. Dept. of Com*
munity Affairs said Mr. Grieser was cited for 29 safety violations on Nov. 30, 1983. Reinspection in January 1984
noted only 11 of the violations were corrected and h«
was fined $2,500. He failed
to pay and court action is
still pending.
TEMPO HAIRDRESSERS
Stop in and see Edythe and
Hugo. 774-9511.
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WM. GRAY—, Plaster « .
pairs & pointing up. Cellars.
776-5910.
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THEIR FIRST CHILD
SHARK RIVER HILLS — Mr.
and Mrs. iPeter Stagg, here,
announce they are the proud
parents of a 7 pound 4 oz.
baby boy, their, first child,
born Friday, Feb. 15, at 1:04
P.M in the Jersey Shore Medical Center The baby's name
is Erik Westervelt Stagg. He
is the 7th grandchild of Mrs.
Jody Stagg of Abbott Ave.,
Ocean Grove.
— One day
service.
Drop off at The Loft.
60 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove.
Photograph by Michael C. Brady
This
hotel had
been a
Main Avenue a sset, with its
handsome porch columns and
when it operated as a resort
hotel. It was the Colonial(Continued on next Page)
Frank-Soley
Wedding Sept, 7
OCEAN GROVE — The engagement of Miss Dawn Marie
•Frank, daughter of Mrs. Patricia Frank. 481/2 Cookman
Ave., and Patrick Frank, Morrisviile, Pa., to Linden Reed
Soley, son of Elizabeth and
Richard Soley of Hampton, Va.,
has been announced.
Dawn M. Frank and
Linden R. Soley
Dawn, who attended Neptune schools, received her high
school diploma in Hampton,
Va., where she is employed
by the Colisseum Mall Cinema.
Her fiance, a two.year graduate of Thomas Nelson Community College, Hampton, is
manager of Shoney's Big Boy
Restaurant in Hampton.
Th*y will be married Sept7th.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all of our
friends for their gift's, food,
cards after our disaster. It was
good to know so many people
showed: their love in so many
ways. Special thanks to Reverend a n d Mrs. Walter Quigg
and to Dr.. F. T- Bailey.
FLORENCE & RICHARD
REITH
OCFAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES
NORTH SHORE CHURCH
BOWLING LEAGUE
Standings Feb. 20 1985
Team
Pts
WL
Shoremen
69 50
19
Moochcake
Express
57
41 28
Belmar
Presbyterian 50 3930
Kadets
47 3 2
37
Belmar First
Methodist
45V2 35Vi 33 V2
Belmar
Kiwanis
44 34 35
First United
Methodist 43V2 31 Vi 37y 2
Trinity
38 30 3 9
Asbury
Tower
34 26
40
King Pins
3 2 23
43
200 GAMES
Frank Holl
210
Jack Henry
210
Ed Solt
207
Walt Gibbard
206
203
J. Furlong
201
•Bob Denbigh
200
Tom Faust
SQUAW LEAGUE
Results of 2-21-85
W
L
56Vi 35Vi
Apaches
521/2 39 Vi
Navajos
50 42
Sioux
48i/ 2 43 Vi
Delawares
46 Vi 451/2
Lenapes
44 48
Seminoles
43 Vt 481/2
Hopis
43 49
Comanches
42 Vi 491/2
Pawnees
Games over 160: Susan
Phillips 193, 163; Muriel Kelly 190 Pam Hansen 181; Patti
Hunt 177, 170; Barbara Mendel 177; Laura Edwards 1 7 1 ;
Millie Natale 170; Sandy Rope! 166; Helen Doremus 164;
Anne Patvnoster 160.
Top 10 averages
Sandy Ropel
155.51
Pam Hansen
155.46
Susan Philljps
153.12
Ethel Slocum
148-58
Kim Cochran
146.35
Barbara Mandel
144.8
Joan Ennis
142.59
Patti Hunt
141.52
Muriel Kelly
139.56
Millie Natale
139.48
OCEAN GROVE
Locals
Lisa Joanne Nenery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald
Renery, 36 Sea View Ave., i *
a member of the freshmarj
Class of 1938 at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Ct.
Wesleyan is a private, non-sec*
tarian, liberal arts university
with 2,600
undergraduates,
equally divided between men
and women.
Christine and Bill
Meyer,
summer vacationists in the
Grove, come down from 'North
Jersey weekly to tead the Ev-
O. KUKER
Jeweler
* JEWELRY REPAIR
* WATCHES
* DIAMONDS
MAIN ST., BRADLEY BEACH
(Opp. Railroad Station)
We Buy OW Goid
angelical Free Ohurch (Bible
Study at the Danielsons, 55
•New York Ave. The next meeting is March 5 at 7:30 P.M.
Everyone is invited. Bill's father, Bob Meyer, is chaplain
and vice president of the
Ocean Grove Fishing ClubThe thermometer1 was in the
70's west of us last weekend,
setting records. Here along
the cold ocean it was in the
60s, warm for this time of
the year.
The Ocean Grove Women's
Republican Club will meet tomorrow (Friday) at 1 P.M. j n
the Community Room of the
OGC.MA bldg.
Maiianne Mirando and Heidi
Ruffe, both of Ocean Grove,
were among 51 student nurses of the class of 1987 who
were capped Jan. 25 in a symbolic ceremony at Jersey Shore
Medical Center.
During the month of February there will not be a meeting of the Home Owners Asscciation. The March meeting
will be held on March 30th at
2 P.M. in the C.'M.ABldg.
Watch The Times for further
activities.
Ruth Lynne Mariano of 15
George St., Metuchen, N- J .
08840, writes "As a scleroderma patient with a disease
{halt few people have even
heard of, I would like to find
others who suffer from this
sysemic sclerosis-
Under the proposal Bradley
'Beach will lose $72,483. The
Borough receives $734,147
and t h e budget recommends
$661,664.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1985
tune took a major step in mas- Park Prtss into Neptune which
ter planning the development is now in the third stage of
of Neptune in the sixties with development has been t h e
the construction of the Nep-key to the proposed developtune Municipal Complex which ment of the former lumping
for the first time gave Nep. Brook Air Terminal by Hov.
tune it's own identity beyond
town. Inc., presently being
being an area outside of As- considered by the Neptune
bury Park.
Panning Board-
The two Republican Assemblymen said that if the legislaturt approves the budget, almost one out of every three
Adioining sites for developBuilding On Boulevard
daMcH spent by state govment
are owned bv Perkin-EIThe
development
of
Neptune
ernment in fiscal 1935-86 will
rnpiCnmnv+pr
Industries for
Boulevard
established
the
cengo for school aidtheir international headquart*
"The Governor, who has ter of the community which
ers and Vanguard Industries. 3
heretofore was a collection of
been a teacher, knows the imnational
distributing firm of
neighborhoods
without
Stateportance of education" Asseminternational
medicai devices.
wide
identity.
Today,
approxiblyman Villane said, "and has
Recognizing the expansion
mately 40 Neptune groups and
done more than just talk about
organizations utilize the Nep- oi Neptune industrial develophelping our schools
provide
tune Municipal Complex on a ment, it was necessary to confor their educational needssider
residential
neighborregular basis for monthly meet"Governor Kean's budget
hoods to provide
affordable
ings, giving the residents a
provides for full funding of
housing for potential employsense of pride as a communistate aid to all local school disees. Initial housing developty.
tricts which has been done oned after World War II estabThe Neptune Master Plan
ly once since the law went inlished the netd for expansion
led to the location of several
to ffect almost 10 years ago,"
to projects huch as the townprofessional office buildings
he saidhouses on Shark River Islands
surrounding
Jersey
Shore
Assembyman Palaia said
and further townhouses proMedical Center, the home ofthat under the proposed budjects adjacent to the Garden
fice of Midlantic - Merchants
get $42,031,774, will be disState Parkway off N-J. Highway
Bank, the Neptune Post Oftributed
to 11th District
No. 33 and Jumping Brook
fice, coupled together with
schoolsGolf and Country Club, both
the improvement of Neptune
"Many of the schools will be
of which are before the NepBoulevard through to Asbury
receiving very substantial inAvenue, (N.J. Hwy- No. 66), tune Planning officials for apcreases including Asbury Park
proval and construction later
where the construction of the
which has been earmarked for
in 1985.
Sears Department store and
an increase of $658,743; Long
•New Jersey National Bank beAll of the foregoing under
Branch an increase of $814,.
gan to give Neptune a new the label of "Neptune Cross941, and Ocean Township, an
potential for major highway
roads of the Jersey Shore", a
increase of $829,311.
development.
,
slogan conceived by Mr. Ben"As a former educator, I am
Although the Sears store
nett has created Neptune as a
truly excited 'that there now
has now moved into Seaview
leader of the State's thirty,
exists in the State House such
Square Shopping Mall, the orplus urban communities in
The WCTU will mee Monday
dedication to providing exceliginal touijding as occuppied
meeting the chaienge of proat 2 P.M. in Epworth Manor,
lence in education," he saidby I.T.T. and has led to neighviding
municipal
services
74 Cookman Ave. All are welAssemblyman iPalaia, who is
boring construction of new inwhich has caused other mucome.
the sponsor of the Master Teadustries along Neptune Boulenicipalities t o become the vicFlorence & Dick Reith, who
chers
Act,
said,
"
I
t
is
easy
to
vard by Henryy Vaccaro, a
tim of urban blight.
were severely burned when
say how you support importNeptune Contractor-Developer,
Mr. Bennett looks forward
their Webb Ave. cottage was
ant thing like education, but
to be occupied by Kramer Guito acting as a private consultdestroyed by fire, are settling
it's an wholly different matter
tar and Octo Computer Corp.
ant after retirement, aiding
down and convalescing at their
to
actually
provide
the
money
This
current construction f o r
municipalities and private detemporary home, 121 Abbott
;lows the expansion of Roxto pay for itvelopers in working with local
Aveanne Swim suit Co. on Heck
municipalities providing guidA sign of spring — clusters
Avenue a few years ago, one
ance in programs of communiof yellow and purple crocuses
of Neptune's most successful
ty development, particularly in
popping up from their winter
Federal UDAG applications.
those municipalities with se'beneath the lown at the Mi'lThe central area of Neptune
vere urban problems.
lerings on Abbott Ave- and otlr
Boulevard
is
the
location
of
a
(Continued
from
Page
1)
er propertiesnew professional office struchood retail shopping center to
Miss Grace Rusch will bring
ture currently undder conbe constructed this Spring in
a massage on "Silver and
truction opposite the Neptune
the Victorian style of the Na
(Continued)
Gold" at the Ocean Grove
Municipal
Complex to be
tional Historic Site of Ocean
Prayer Brunch of the Christian
known a>s No. 10 Neptune
Recent owners have sought to
Woman's Club on March 8 in Grove, and Tol Compaction
Boulevard Professional Comconvert to year-round operaCo., a pharmaceutical firm to
St- Paul's U-M- Church, 9:45
plex.
tion.
A.M- Men and women are wel- be constructed on Memorial
New Industrial Development
Since the fire the owner
Drive are both awaiting apcome by reservation — please
says that
the upper
floor
Looking further west along
proval of Federal U-D-A-Gcall 988(7709 or 776-6276.
could
be
removed,
t
h
e
roof
N.J.
Hwy.
66,
several
office
funding applications, which are
The Methodist Homes' Aux.
lowered and operations as a
complexes, Continental Ins.
expected
to
be
approved
in
iliary of St. Paul's Church met
state - approved
Co., (INSCO), Vaccaro IndusMarch, 1985.
Monday in Francis Asbury
trial Park, Parkway, No. 100 house could continueFurther,
the
R-2000
CorpManor with 92 present. Mrs.
Industrial Park, and the Asoration, la firm constructing
Mary Newman presided. Mrs.
bury Park Press highlight the
industrial
robots
is
currently
Margaret Dickinson gave devoquality of development which
TIMES BY MAIL
before the Neptune Planning
tions and members of the Wohave helped to stabilize . the
Board for construction of ^
man's Club entertained. Mrs.
$12.00 A YEAR
Neptune tax base whMe providbuilding on the north-west
Marjorie Shaw won the monthing employment to hundreds
corner of N-J. Highway No.
ly prize- Refreshments were
of shore residents.
33 and Memorial Drive- This
served. The next meeting is
Complete Eyeglass Services
A large portion of this inMonday, March 25 at 2 P-M- will leave orrly one remaininr
dustrial
deveopment is the
urban renewal site whirh i ;
result of Neptune initiative in
curently under negotiation l.y
applying for Federal
UDAG
the development of ovnn;
funding in which Neptune has
occuppied townhouses, thu:.>
been more successful than
completing the entire urban
any municipality of comparable
renewal projectsize in the nation.
looking to the development
43 PIlGRkM PATHWAY
Mr- Bennett stated that
in the ba'lance of the Township,
OCEAN GROVE
TRENTON — Assemblymen
the relocation of the Asbury
Mr- Bennett noted that NepAnthony M. Villane, Jr., and
Open Wed. & Sat. 9 *n».12 noon
Joseph R. Palaia said that full
988-5611
funding of state school aid
contained in the proposed $8.8
billion state budget will mean
CHRISTOPHER J. GOOD DC
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
OCEAN GROVE
an increase iof $4,217,531.
in financial aid for schools in
the 11th Legislative DistrictAmong the proposed in63 CLARK AVE. • 775-0554
OCEAN GROVE FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC CENTER
creases are $56,655 for a new
• Reasonable Rates
total of $102,358 for Avonby-rrhe-'Sea; $244,986 for a
• 24 Hr. R.N. Coverage
total of $738,309 for Neptune
60 M A I N A V E .
• Diabetics • Cardiacs
HOURS BV APPT.
OCEAN GROVE. N.J.
City. $473,806 for a total of
Operative
775-7650
O7756
$8,178,001 for Neptune Town• Convalescents - Post
ship, and $513,989 for a total
Medicaid Approved
of $2,476,792 for Wall Twp.
Retiring July 1
Fire
list Fundings
For Area Schools
Grove
Spectacle
Slioppe
Nursing Home
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28,
Retrospect
By Richard F. Gibbons
When Ronald Reagan took
the oath of office for a second
term as President of the United States last month, there
was set in motion a cycle of
profound interest to Americans
and to lovers of democracy everywhere.
When this tarm ends in
1989, the United States will
have attained the BICENTENNIAL OF THE PRESIDENCY,
One would hope that America and the world take due
note of this milestone.
Here's the background: The
Constitution of the United
States became a fait accompli
March 4,
1789 after
nine
States had ratified it. Electors
were chosen and George Washington became their unanimous choice for President. He
took the prescribed oath in
1985
OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES
New York shortly afterward.
Congress and the Supreme
Court, too, date from that timeThus the cycle began. It is
now 196 years later and each
year brings us closer to 1989,
the
PRESIDENTIAL BICENTENNIAL.
That isn't exactly RETROSPECT. But there is no denying
that Ocean Grove is Presidentminded.
Read the Annual Report of
President Stokes for 1875- Of
th Fourth of July celebration
that year 1875 Dr. Stokes re.
ports that Dr. Kynett spoke to
a "vast congregation" on Sunday, the Fourth. Next day, a
new flag was raised at t h e
foot of Ocean Pathway. Joseph
Thornley read the Declaration
of Independence and President
Stokes delivered the oration.
(This wculd have been at t h e
"Preachers' Stand," a predecessor to the Auditorium).
Dr. Stokes continues, casually: "The 'President of the
United States was present by
invitation and dined with us
DISCOURAGED?
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(Write for free 1985 calendar—
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No
names; just "The President of
the United States." Reference,
of course, was to the 18th
President, Ulysses S. Grant.
In that same month, Ocean
Grove celebrated its Sixth Anniversary (now referred to as
Founders' Day).
On Saturday, July 3 1 , "the
stand" was handsomely decorated and an anniversary celebration began with the singing of the Doxology and "a
program of fine music."
Dr. Stokes delivered the historical address. That address
is preserved as the best allaround treatise on the finding
and the founding of Ocean
Grove in 1869.
There was a large congregation on the hundreds of benches facing the preachers'
stand. Bishop Scott had a seat
at President Stokes1 left. There
was "a vacant chair on the
right for the President of the
United States (again no name),
who had been invited and who
arrived during the delivery of
the address."
Ocean Grove was a short
coach ride from President
Grant's Long Branch cottage
and the Civil War hero was
a frequent visitor. The 'President's sister had a cottage
here on Lake Avenue. What
with visits to her and appearances at special! events, General Grant became a familiar
figure in Ocean Grove.
Grant's first term coincided
with the founding of Ocean
Grove. Even after leaving office, he found time to accept
invitations to appear here•He was the first of many
President's to take part in
Ocean Grove programs.
And so we near the PRESIDENTIAL BICENTENNIALWho will be the next President to visit Ocean Grove?
Speaking of anniversaries,
RETROSPECT this week marks
its third anniversary. Thanks
to the vivid memories of many
Ocean Grovers, letter writers,
wr'ntten histories,
notebooks
and other sources, RETROSPECT has drawn the inspiration for more than 150 topical
essavs
concerning
Ocean
Grove.
Neptune.
Bradley
Beach, Asbury Park and environs.
Old Guard Notes
Marty Benkovich again took
the initiative at the piano with
Ruby Fishman at the trumpet
and George Doolittle at the
drums at the last meeting of
the Old Guard of t h e Shore
Area which was held at St.
Paul's U.M. Church on Thursday, February 21st.
Nelson
Bennett then led the orchestra
for the last time and received
a vote of appreciation from
the membership. Fred Sleekman was introduced as the future pianst for the Old Guard.
Rev- Bennett led the group
in prayer with the theme "God
Be With Us."
Director Ed Devonshire introduced Henry Leigh as a potential member, and announc
ed that the bus for the trip to
the Huntington Theater on Apr.
20th was two-third filled. Henry Waltke said "No news is
good news," meaning no mem.
ber is in the hospital at this
time. The Melody Makers were
reminded that practice starts
on Monday for the St. Patrick's
Day commitments scheduled
for the month of March.
During the final half hour
"Everything for the Table"
Cor. Pilgrim Pathway & Olin St.
OCEAN GROVE
PHONE 774-1749
Store Hours—8:00 - 5:30 P.M.
MONDAY thru SAT
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79C lb.
USDA CHOICE—TOP ROUND CUT
London Broil
83.19 lb.
FANCY LEAN WESTERN FED
Pork
Roasts
Shoulder
Loin
Center
$1.59 lb
81.69 Ik
$2.39 lb.
MONTCO 7 1/4 BOX
Mac. & Cheese Dinner, 4 boxes $1.00
Penn Dutch Noodles-16 oz. pkg. 79c
BOX OF 200
Scotties Facial Tissues
75c
OLD DUTCH—2 LITER
Root Beer . . . .
59c
Red Cheek Apple Jiiioe-32 oz. . 89c
Mr. Big Towels-3 Roll Pack $1.49
WESTERN
Red Delicious Apples
Fresh Cauliflower
59c lb.
99c lb.
The Pathway Market is accepting contribution's to help the
family of Chas. Swierzinski the five year old boy who died in
last Saturday night's fire-
LOW. LOW PRICES c £g f ^
WE'RE OPEN 7 DAYS 8-5
K1 KEROSENE 1.099
GAL.
892-4646
25 GAL
$41.50
50 GAL
59.50
75 GAL
78.50
100 GAL
99.50
Visit Our Convenient
Office in Point Beach
Do fou Own Property m
Neptune Township? Keep Informed through The Time*—
$12 a Year by Mail.
Pathway Market
HEATING OIL
Heatjng oil also delivered at the
following rates:
Bill Flint presented an illustrated slide lecture on Canada.
It featured visits to Nova
Scotia's Halifax Port, Peggy
Cove, Blue Nose Harbor; and
the land of the Acadians who
were depicted in Longfellow's
"Evangeline." He then took us
us to Quebec where we visited
Mt. Morantzy Falls, a n d the
Cathedral and the
miracle
chjapsl at St. Anne de Beaupre,
and witnessed the changing of
the guard at the famous fortress prison. We then traveled
west to Banff National Park,
with its mountains and glaciers
and beautiful Lake Louise and
environs. It was an interesting
travelogue-
24 Hour Emergency Service
Budget Plans
Service Contracts
\ot
C o
S
Apartment Size
^ 3
Gas Ranges
$219.95
Refrigerator* 1299.95
WASHERS *
DRYERS
Great Prices • Great Service
TV AND APPLIANCES
69 HWY. 35
NEPTUNE CITY
"TOP OF
25.50100 GALALSO DELIVERED
HWY. 35
NORTH
POINT PLEASANT BEACH
THE HfLL"
Open Wed. Evenings
775-8062
OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1985
Feature films in the area:
make daily stops at Avon
Treat was made vice president,
"Three Ring Circus" with
to pick up or discharge
Henry C. Wlnsor, secretary,
Dean Martin and Jerry Lew
passengers.
and Amos Lippincott, treasuris; "So This Is Paris," with
The amount to be raised
er.
Tony Curtis and Gloria Deby Taxations for Neptune
A prize of five dollars was
Haven. "West of Zanzibar,"
Fire District - 2 was $6,381.
offehed by the "Scranton
with Anthony Steel, and
Charles Hancox. practice
Truth," Penna., to the school
"Young At Heart" with Dorteacher under Ben S. Dillenchildren for the best story of
is Day and Frank Sinatra.
beck left Neptune H. S. to
a witnessed event. Miss Edith
return to his Rutgers Uni
Morgan, daughter of Prof, and
Service, Courage, Leadership
versity classes.
FIFTY
YEARS
AGO
Mrs.
TaH Morgan, of Ocean
and Scholarship."
Will Rogers was starring
Grove,
won the contest, her
A surprise miscellaneous
(From the Feb. 8, 1935,
in the "County Chairman,"
theme, "Wesley take darn*.
shower was tendered Miss
issue of the Times)
and Victor Me Laghlen and
val."
Barbara Ann Strauss of MaAssemblyman J. Edward
Edmund Lowe "Under PresMiss Gertrude Rumsey provplewood at her home, by the
Knight of Ocean Grave was
sure" at the Mayfair movie
members of her Bridal Party
ed a great success as an evnamed to the committee to
theater, Asbury Park;
—Miss Carol Russell, Miss
investigate alleged ballot
angelist with services held in
7 rooms, 3 bedrooms,
Elaine Brooks, Miss Eliza
box tampering in Bergen
St. Paul1 Chursch.
Cookman Avenue was sellbeth Davis, and Mrs. Wayne
County.
'Madame Schumann - Heink
ing for $3,500.
T. Bell Jr. She was to
Avon commissioners grantapplied for naturalization papbecome the bride of J. Clyde
ed permission to Joseph S.
ers in CinCinnatti, the city in
EIGHTY YEARS AGO
Hemphill on Feb. 19 at the
Farrell, presid-snt of the
which she sang her first musiMorrow Memorial Methodist
shore to New York and Jercal festival in this country.
(From the Feb. 11, 1905,
Church in Maplewood.
sey City bus companies to
Issue of The Time's)
A great field of ice moving
Or. Aaron E. Ballard, presisouthward was seen byy boarddent of Pitman Camp Meetwalk visitors January 5th. The
The Firm of
ing Association, and Vice Presnext morning Ocean Grove
ident of Ocean Grove AssociaBeach was littered with pieces
tion, was in Pitman and Trenof the ice.
is pleased to announce the opening
ton in the interest of Pitman.
of their NEW OFFICE at
There was a movement on to
make Pitman Grove a borough.
TIMES BY MAIL
John M. Dey was reelected
$12.00 A YEAR
president of the local Building
# The f'rm will conduct a General Practice in the
and Loan Association. Geo. W.
areas of Wills, Estates, Real Estate and Litigation.
DOWN
MEMORY
LANE
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FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
(From the Feb. 6, 1970
issue of The Times)
The Alpine Hotel on McCabe Avenue, Bradley Beach
was completely gutted by
fire, January 3 1 .
The
Monmouth
County
Board cf Freeholders held
the 1970 County tax rate
increase to less than IV2
cents per $100. assessed
valuations, with all indications that it would go as
low as one cent.
God and Country awards
were presented to two young
members of Redeemer Lutheran Church, Neptune. They
were Life Scout Richard W.
Ruby of Troop 190, son of
Mr. & Mrs. Walter A. Ruby
and Eagle Scout Robert A.
Hogan of Troop 183, son of
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph1 J. Hogan
Jr., all of Neptune.
Mrs. Edna B. Swank was
elected president of the
Friendship Cflub of Qcean
Grove Chapter No. 170,
O.E.S.
David Kruschka, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Philip H.
Kruschka of Neptune and
Ellen Wessloh, son of Mr. &
Mrs. John Wessioh of Neptune City, were named to
the Miami University Dean's
list.
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PATTERSON & HUNDLEY
53 Central Av., Ocean Grove
Kemember When
•
THIRTY YEARS AGO
J
(From the Feb. 14, 1955
issue of The Times)
A total of 1743 votes were
cast in the Neptune Township board of education
election, with Dr. Robert R.
Crelin, Kenneth E. Traphagen, Harry Hutchison and
William L. Neaves, the winners, defeating William Turc h y n, Robert L. Kruse,
James B. Garrabrandt and
Susanne Sauer.
Patrol leaders Paul Riley
Jr. and Lester Ward, of
Ocean Grove Boy Scout
Troop 4 1 , were awarded
Good Citizenship medals by
the Richard Stockton Chap,
ter, D.A.R., at a district
Court of Honor in Belmar.
The medals noted "Honor,
Ready for Spring
Excellent Location
30 Bedrooms—Large
COUNTRY SETTING
# ELEGANT Colonial on oversized lot . . . 3 bedrooms, 1 Vz
baths . . . Country kitchen with Custom Cabinets, pantry, recessed lighting and skylight .
Living Room . . . Dining
Room .
Family Room fireplace and sliding glass doors
. . . Outside Deck, hot & cold shower
Attached Garage
. . . Full Basement with high ceiling.
Tne Cnildren's Festival . . . Queen Mab and
the Royal Court of year's past. The evening
was one of surprises- First came that at the
beauty of the Auditorium which had been
magically transformed into the semblance of
a vast tairy garden, illuminated by hundreds
of bright-colored Chinese lanterns. The platform rose against a scenic background of
rocks and mountains, forest, caverns & ravines. When the wonderful organ struck up
a martial strain and at a 'signal from t h e
conductor, the children, over a thousand of
them, began to file in — from all the entrance to the building, apparently — and
march down the aisles in time with the music.
Two — 2 BR Cottages
THIS ONE WON'T LAST at $107,900
$63,000 — $73,000
ARTHUR J.
DUBE
Agency, Inc.
504 Main St.,
Realtor
Kathleen Neighbour
Avon-By-The-Sea,
president
Call (201) 988-8626
f**\ (stAII • MSUKANCI • M0KTOA9B
tSt K
NE CORNER WALL STREET & MAIN AVE.
TO BOX 155 — OCEAN GROVE — 774-1058
ATTENTION - Doctors, Lawyers
and Executives
Spring's 'Round the Corner!
Beautiful home, newly renovated and refinished from top to
If youre looking for a Shore home this summer . . . NOW
is the time to buy. Here are a few . . .
Dining
bottom. 3 bedroms, 2V2 baths. Master bedroom with Jacuzzi
Victorian cottage . . . Priced Right
$65,000.
condition.
loft and bath- Forma' living room formal dining room, den
Family home with extra income
$79,900.
Priced at $215,00000
and dream kitchen.
Close to Town, Beach
with gas hot-water baseboard heat. All exterior walls insulated,
One Door to Beach . . . Beauty
Second to None . . . Ocean View
$189,000.
$245,000.
Rooms, 2-bed-
all new Thermopane windows. Corner property on sunny side
Guest House
$250,000.
room owner's apt. Kitchen
of the street- Must be seen to be appreciated—byy appoint-
for guests.
ment onty.
Room. Move in
20
Renting
Extra lot for garden.
Full basement
. Bed & Breakfast
Outside of Ocean Grave . . . We have several listings
in Neptune, Asbu-ry Park and a New Listing V2 block to
ocean in Belmar. Call for apppoirrtment-
Priced at $147,000.00
J. A. HURRY AGENCY
Adrain S. Clayton
Realtor
Located Behind Bank on
45 PILGRIM PATHWAY
OCEAN GROVE. N.
Office — 775-6040 Anytime
Evenings 988-8997
Member MLS
Real Estate - Insurance
Insurance Anyone?
Pierce & Hunt offers all forms of insurance at competitive nates. Talk to us. We may save you some insurance dollars.
OCEAN GROVE
6 6 MAIN AVENUE
Phone 774-4132
EVENINGS — Call ALLEN — 774 4717
Better Buy from HURRY'S and Be Satisfied
Listings Professionally Accepted
Pierce & Hunt Agency
R M I Estate • tniuraao CumdlUnti
54-56 MAIN AVE.. OCEAN GROVE. N. J. 0 7 7 5 6
776-9090 & 9091
COLTS TOWNE PLAZA. Rt- 34. COLTS NECK. NJ. 07722
780-8668
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2 8 , 1985
VFW Auxiliary
jLisis Activities
NEPTUNE — A regular
meeting of t h e O'Brien Major
vFW Ladies Auxiliary 2639 was
held Feb. 21 at 8 p.m. with
President Frances Carver presiding- Eighteen members were
present.
Karen Runyon reported that
a hospital party at the 0 1 d
Soldiers Home, Menlo Park,
wi!H be held March 11 at 7
P.M. and auxiliary members
will attend Gladys Megill h a s
made 24 lap robes to be distributed to the patients.
Frances Newman announced that there will be a bus trip
to the Amish Country on April
27.
A motion was made to send
3 donation to the Ethiopian Relief Fund.
The Post will sponsor a
Spring dance March 16 at the
Post Home. A ham dinner will
be served. 'Music will be by
The Tides. Jack Harding is
chairman.
Pres. Frances Carver, District Six Pres. Karen Runyon,
Frances Newman, Flora Runyon and Gertrude Winans will
attend the Spring Conference
of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary,
in North Brunswick, on March
2nd.
After the meeting, a program
on colon cancer was given toy
Robin Smith RN. Robin is a
nurse with MCOSS and works
with the Hospice Program. She
is also a volunteer for the
American Cancer Society.
Tihe next meeting wil be
March 7 at the Post Home.
TIMES BY MAIL
$12.00 A YEAR
PUBLIC NOTICfS
RESOLUTION
Neptune Sewerage Authority
WHEREAS, there exists a
need for an Authority Attorney;
and
OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES
WHEREAS, funds are avaiable
for this purpose, and the Local
Public Contracts Law (N.J.S.A.
40A: 11-1 et seq..) requires that
the resolution authorizing the
c''nDO'ntmerrt without competiive bidding must be publicly ad" '
vertised;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE TOWNSHIP OF
NEPTUNE SEWERAGE AUTHORITY THAT:
1. The Township of Neptune
fore exempt under N.J.S.A. 40:
11-5.
3. A copy of this Resolution
shall be published in the Ocean
G-ove-Neptune Times as required by law, within ten (10) days
of its /passage.
VERNON A. BRIKOWSKI
I certify that the foregoing is
a true and correct copy of a
resolution duly passed and adopted at a meeting of the Tov.mship
of Neptune Sewerage Authority
held on the 20th day of February. 1985.
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.$12.22
^rwer^op fl'ithorit" is herebv au'
thorized and directed to engage
the serices of Donald L. Beekman as Authority Attorney, this
appointment being for a term of
three (3) years, effective February 1, 1985, and until successors are appointed.
2. This appointment is being
made without comppetitive bidding because this appointment
involves a member of a recognized profession, licensed and
regulated by law, and is, therefore exempt under N.J.S.A. 40:
115.
3. A copy of this Resolution
shall be published in the Ocean
Grove-Neptune Times as required by law, within ten (10) days
of ;ts (rassige.
VERNON A. BRIKOWSKI
I certify that the foregoing is
a true and correct copy of a
resolution duly passed and adopted at a meeting of the Tov<nshiD
of Neptune Sewerage Authority
held on the 20th day of February. 1985.
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.$12.2?
RESOLUTION
Neptune Sewerage Authority
WHEREAS, there exists a need
for an Authority Engineer and
WHEREAS, funds are available
for this purpose, and the Local
Public Contracts Law (N.J.S.A.
4 0 A : l l - l et seq.j requires that
me resolution oucnonzing cne
appointment without competitive bidding must be pubiicly
advertised;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE TOWNSHIP OF
NEPTUNE SEWERAGE AUTHORITY THAT:
1. The Township of Neptune
Sewerage Authority is hereby
authorized and directed to engage the services of William T.
Birdsall as Authority Engineer,
this appointment being for a
term of three (3) years, effective February 1, 1985, and until
successors are appointed.
2. This appointment is being
made without comppetitive bidding because this appointment
involves a member of a recognized profession, licensed anp"
regulated by law, and is, there-
We are Proud
to Say
We're in Our
7 5 t h YEAR
of Serving the
OCEAN GROVE-NEPTUNE AREA
Edgar Phillips
& SON, INC
Plumbing and
Heating
Repairs, Installations, Renovations
Consultations • Our Specialties
775-1676 or 681-5778
CHARLES C. PHILLIPS, JR., N. J. Lie No. 1225
SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS OF
THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE
SEWERAGE AUTHORITY FOR
1985
Agenda Meetings
February 13
March 13
April 10
May 8
June 12
July 10
August 14
September 11
October 9
November 13
December 11
January 8
February 12
Regular Meetings
February 20
March 20
April 17
May 15
June 19
July 17
August 21
September 18
October 16
November 20
December 18
January 15
February 19
The Regular Meetings of the
Township of Nelptune Sewerage
Authority will be held at the
Neptune Municipal Complex, 25
Neptune Blvd.. Neptune, N e w
Jersey at 7:00 p.m., prevailing
time, on the above stated dates.,
By Order of the Township of
Neptune Sewerage Authority
ALFRED ROSASCO
Chairman
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$11.44
Bradley Beach Board of
Board of Education
A Public Hearing on the Bradley Beach School District Budget
for 1985-86 will be held in the
School on Monday, March 11,
1985 from 7:00 to 8:00 pm. The.
complete budget will be available for examination by the public at the Bradley Beach School
between the hours of 1:00 and
4:00 p.m. from March 4 to March
8, 1985.
Lillian Greener
Board Secretary/
Business Manager
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$4.42
MONMOUTH COUNTY
SURROGATE'S COURT
ESTATE OF ANTHONY WES>
SELS, DECEASED
•Pursuant to the order of J.
WILLIAM BOYLE, Surrogate of
the County of Monmauth, this
day made, on the application of
the undersigned Dorrell Biddle
and Elsie R. Tomlinson. executors of the estate of the said
Anthony Wessels deceased, notice is herebv given to the creditors of said deceased to present to the said executors their
claims under oath within six
months from this date.
Dated: February 15, 1985
DORRELL BIDDLE
R.D. 2 Marne Highwav
Mount Laurel. N. J.
ELSIE R. TOMLINSON
905 Lake Avenue
Spring Lake Heights .NJ.
Executors
RDSS R. BECK, ESQ.
P.O. Box 428
Ocean Grove, N.J.
Attorneys
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7-10
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SHERIFF S SALE
SUPERIOR COURT
OF NEW JER8EY
LAW DIVISION
MONMOUTH COUNTY
Docket Ku. L-V606-83
and J S817-7J
IMPtHlAc
ACCtPTANCF.
CORP . Pianv.itf vs JOHN L
WRIGHT & MAHVA WRIGHT
Defendants
fly virtue 01 a wtn ot «jx©cullon
In the above stated action to me
directed. I shall expose for snl..'
at public venjue. at the CO'jri
Houae In the Borough ol FUJOholii. County of Monmouth. N « *
Jersey. ui> Monday, tho 4th (JH-,
ot March 1985. ot 2 o'clock P M
prevailing time
All the defendant's right, tiuo
Rnd interest. If any. in and to tnu
tullowlng
Ail that certain lot tract or
parcel of land and prt)ml8t);>.
hereinafter particularly do
scribed, situate, lying and being
in the Townahip of Neplune
County or Monmouth and State
of New Jersey
Known as Lot 11, Block S-'J-B
Also known as 6 Ga'y Drive.
Neptune. New Jersey
Map ot Storylend Estates Sec
5 Townsnip ot Neplune, Mini
mouth County, New Jersey Scale
t " June 15 1959' filed in the
Mor.moulh Count/ Cle'k s Olficu
In Case €7 35
Being the same premises conveyed lo John L Wright anil
Maiva Wright his wife, by dftetl
of John F Smllhting and
Ma r 3«rel M Smltnilng. his wife
dated April 7. 1966 and recorded
In Book 3465 page 210 in tn«
Monmoulh County Clerk s Office
on April 18. 1966
Being the same p'emises con
veyed to John F Smithling HMO1
Margaret M. Smithling his wlfu
by deed of Jerome Klein end
Elizabeth Klein, ma wife, dated
April 14. 1962 and recorded in
the Monmouth County Clem t,
Office on April 16 1962 in Book
3143 of Deeds. Page 210
The approximate amount of
tne ludgment to be satisfied oy
sale Is the sum ot $10 215 00
together with the costs ot this
sala
The Sheriff lif»rot>y r8Br>rw):>
the right IO adjourn tnia san*
wtlhuut furihcf notice by puuii
cation
WILLIAM M LAN.JAHO. Sherifl
Dated DECEMBER 27. 1984
tdwa'd A Oresk'n
Attorney
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$74.88
as i i 4
SHERIFF 8 SALE
8UPERIOR COURT
OF NEW JERSEY
CHANCERY DIVISION
MONMOUTH COUNTY
Docket No. F 037 14
COLONIAL SAVINGS * LOAN
ASSOCIATION. Plainli't v»
ELOON bl;HKE MOPE and
AULDfcNE HELEN HOPE, his
wife, FINANGEAMEP.IGA COR
POHATION, defendants
By vlttuo ot a writ ol execution
in the above stated action to rrie
directed. I &'ia(l exposu tor sa>H
at public venuue. at the Cou»t
House in the Borough ol F:»jo
hold, Coiinty of Monmouth. Nerv
Jersey, on Monday the 4th aay
of March, 1985 at 2 o'clock, P M
prevailing time
Location of Property Township ol F reehold County ol Monrnoulh. Stale of N _'
Premises commonly km-wn aa
30 Tilton Drive. Freehfkl. NHW
Jersey
Tax Lot No 5, BlrKk No 8S-S
Approxima'e Dln-ensions of
Lot 125«2OO
No of feel to nearest croub
street 500 feet to Ticonderogu
Bivci
The approximate amount of
the judgment to be satisfied by
sale Is the sum of $85 616 00
together with the coats of this
sale
The Sheriff n«reby reserves
tne right lo adjourn this sale
without farther nonce by puu»cation
WILLIAM M LANZARO Sher.lf
Dated OECEMBtR 20, 1984
STtIN & McGLOTlE
ATTYS
$49.92
6-9
J6-113
SHERIFF » SALE
•UPWMIOR COURT
OF NEW JERSEY
CHANCERY DIVISION
MONMOUTH COUNTY
Docket No. F-02S70-S4
$7.80
36-125
SHERIFF'S BALE
SUPERIOR COURT
OF NEW JERSEY
CHANCERY DIVISION
MONMOUTH COUNTY
Docket No. F-M42-#3
RALPH C SUTRO. COMPANY. Plslntlfl VS: NICK C
VITRANO. Defendants
By virtue of B writ ol execution
in the above slated action to me
directed. I than expoee for tale
ai public vendue. at the Court
H O U H In the Borougn of Freehold. County of Monmouth. New
Jersey, on Monday, the 1 lth day
o( March 1985. at 2 o'clock. P M
prevailing time
MUNICIPALITY Townahip of
Neptune
COUNTY ANO STATE County
of Monmouth, State of New Jersev
STREET
ANO
STREET
NUMBER: 22 Elm Drive. Neptune
New Jeraey
TAX LOT AND
BLOCK
NUMBERS Lot 11 in Block
S-13-2 on Tax Map of Townahip
of Neplune
OIMSENSIONS Irregular approximately 100 X 10O x 75 X
100
NEAREST CROSS STREET
(NUMBER OF FEET) Property It
120 00 feet southeasterly from
the aoutheaat intersection of Elm
Drive and Cedar Terrace
The approximate amount of
the ludgment to be satisfied by
sale is the sum of $72,882 00
togemei with the costa of this
sale
The Sheriff hereby reaerves
the right to sojourn this aale
without further notice by publication.
WILLIAM M LAN2AR0
Sheriff
Dated January 8. 1885
McCaner 4 English
attys
j
ALLEN
CAMPBELL
and
ELEANOR CAMPBELL nls wile.
•rtd JAME8 I PAOULA and PATRICIA L. PADULA. hit wife,
Plaintiff v* TOBI ASSOCIATES
INC . 1 8HORE GAS a OIL CO
Defendants
By virtu* of a writ of execution
in the above atateJ action to me
directed. I shall axpoae for sal*
at public vendue at the Court
Houae In the Borough of Freehold County of Monmouth New
Jersey, on Monday, the 4th day
of March. I M S . at 2 o clock, p M
prevailing lime
All that certain lota, tracts or
paroeta of land and premise situate, lying and being in the City of
Aabury Park particularly described as follows
FIRST TRACT:
BEQINNINQ at a point on the
southeasterly line of Hack Street,
distant southwesterly along the
urns 100 feel from the Inter-
section of toe southeasterly line
of Heck Street and Ihe southwesterly line of Third Avenue
thence
(M South 62 degree* 15
minutes east a distance of SO
f*et to a point, thence
(2) South 27 degrees 45
minutea weat. a distance of 55
feet to a point, thence
(3) North 62 degrees 15
mlnulea weat. a dietance of 50
l e a l to a point m the
southeasterly line ot Heck Street
Ihenoe
(4) North 27 degrees 45
minules east, a dislsncs of 55
feet along the southeasterly line
Of Heck Street to the point and
place of BEGINNING
BEING KNOWN as Lol 8 Block
1S3 as shown on the Tax Map of
the City of Aabury Park
BEING ALSO KNOWN as 1000
neck Avenue. Asuury Park. New
Jersey
SECOND TRACT
BEQINNINQ at a point on the
southwesterly line of Third Avenue, distant aoulheaateriy along
the aama 50 feet Irom the intersection of the southwestsrly line
of Third Avenue and the
southeasterly line of Heck Street,
thenoe
(1) South 62 degrees 15
minutes east, a distance of 50
fowl along the southweateriy line
of Third Avenue to a point,
thence
(71 South 27 degrees 45
rninumo wast, a distance of 150
feel to a point, thence
(3) North 82 degrees 15
minutea wvet. a distance of 50
feet to a point, thence
(4) North 27 degrees 45
minutea east, a distance or 150
feet to a point in the southweateriy line of Third Avenue,
being the point Rnd place of BEQINNINQ
BEINO known as Lot 10 Block
163 as shown on the Tax Map ol
the City of Asbury Perk
BEING also known as 300
Third Avenue. Anbury Park. New
Jersey
SAID description of First end
Second Tracts s e as shown on a
survey prepared by Theodore W
Lauer. 1.8 . and dated October
26. 1S78
The approximate amount of
the Judgment tc be satisfied by
sale la the aum ot $20,255 00
together with the costa of the
sale
The Sheriff hereby reserves
the right lo adjourn this sale
without further notice by publication.
WILLIAM M LANZARO. Sheriff
Dated December 20. 1984
ANSCHELEWITZ. BARR.
ANSELL « BONELLO
ATTORNEY8
69
$154.40
36-1 ar
SHERIFF'S SALE
SUPERIOR COURT
OF NEW JERSEY
CHANCERY DIVISION
MONMOUTH COUNTY
Docket No. F~458«-tM
JAMES J. LIBIANO. Plaintiff
vs: NICHOLAS CIAVATTA. Defendants
By virtus ot a writ ol execution
In the above stated action to me
directed, I ahall expose for sale
at public vendue, at the County
Houae In the Borough of Freehold, County ol Monmouth. New
Jersey on Monday. Ihe 11lh day
of March. 1885 at 2 o'clock P M
prevailing time SCHEDULE A
All that certain tract or parcel
ol lend and premises, hereinafter
particularly described, sltuste,
lying and being In the Township
of Neptune In the County of Monmouth and State of New Jersey.
KNOWN ANO DESIGNATED
as Lot numbered Four Hundred
Twenty-three (423) on the south
side of Suri Avenue on the Map
of Lots of Csmp Ground of the
said Camp Meeting Association,
situate In Neplune Townahip. in
the County of Monmouth. and
Stale ot New Jersey with all and
singular the premises therein
mentioned and described and
the buildings Ihereon. together
with the appurtenances Also
known aa 16 Surf Avenue, Ocean
Grove N J
Premises being further described aa follows:
BEGINNING at an iron pipe
which it located in the dividing
line* between the eeatarly line of
premises herein described c .:
the westerly Jin* of premises
Hr.jwn as Lot 425, Block S, aald
Iron pipe being also locatsd
27.60 feet on a course ot South
26 degrees 62 minutes west from
• cross snd s flagstone walk.
which walk runs parallel to Surf
Avenue, mnQ from aald point of
beginning running: thence
1. Along the aforementioned
dividing line. South 25 degrees
62 mlnulea West 47 37 feet to a"
Iron pipe, which pipe is located
In the most southerly corner oi
premises hersin described and
In the moat northeaeterly corner
of premises known aa Lot 422.
Block 5; thence
2. North 64 degrees 08
minutes Watt 3C 10 test to the
most southwesterly corner of
premises herein described snd
the eaaterly side of s concrete
walk, which concrete walk runt
parallel lo and la located on the
easterly aide line of Beach Avenue: thence:
3. Along the westerly line ol
premlees he/eln described and
the eaaterly line of said concrete
walk. North 25 degrees
il
minutes Eaat 48 08 feet lo a point
marked by a croaa !n eald walk.
thence
4. South 60 degrees 53.
minutes Eaat 30 15 feel lo an Iron
pipe being the point and place
of BEQINNINQ
The above description la
drawn In accordance with a
aurvey made by Rowland W Erb.
dated April 22. 1981
ALSO known at Lot 423. Block
6 on the Tax Msp of ths Township of Nsptune and mors com
monfy known aa 16 Surf Avenue.
Ocean Grove. N J
The approximate amount of
the ludgment to be satisfied by
ssla It Ihe turn of $44.762 00
together with the cotts o1 thit
salt
The Sheriff hereby reserves
the right to edjourn this ssis
without further notice by publication
WILLIAM M LANZARO, Sheriff
Oeteo JANUARY 8, H * 6
OLIVER
ATTORNEY
710
$11128
THURSDAY,
OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES
ACCOUNTING
R.
Wymer
Tax Returns at very reasonable price
Also avMiable - Tax Free Municipal Bonds S GNMA
Mortgage-Backed Securities
90 Mt. Carmel Way, Ocean Grove
Call 988 7268
AUTO BODY SHOP — USED CARS
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Interior Plaster Repairs - Sidewalks - Steps
W. B. GRAY, JR., MASON - 449-8627
1905
mon
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MASONRY RESTORATIONS
Com« Road
Wall, N. J. 07719
WILLIAM GRAY - 776-5910
775-6800
Grove Auto Enterprises
Plastering and All Masonry Repairs
Body repair on all cars — Fair prices Quality Work Approved by
all insurance companies - Geo. Albach, Owner
86 SOUTH MAIN ST. — OCEAN GROVE (NEPTUNE)
P. O, BOX # 1 , OCEAN GROVE
AUTO REPAIR SERVICE -
1985
CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK
Public Accounting Services
REPAINTING from $150
FEBRUARY 28,
NEW CONSTRUCTION
GARAGE
ALL FORMS OF REPAIRS
Douglas Contractors
HOW'S YOUR BODY?
Complete line of CARPENTRY and
MASONRY WORK — 776-5730 or 776-5824
CAR BODY THAT IS . . .
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS
MSURAHG BODY WORK
ELECTRICIAN
SED CARS BOUGHT
A SOLD
24 HOUR
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TOWMG SERVICE
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EMIL'S
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Wiring - Fixtures - Appliances - N.J. License 274
D. Darvin Adams, Jr.
Dial 922-9310
1 VANADA DRIVE, NEPTUNE, N. j .
N«ptur>*
Phone 774-1439
24 HOUR SERVICE
SHAPTO'S GARAGE CORP.
STORAGE - BATTERY
License No. 4731 • Residential & Commercial Wiring - Free Estimates
24 Hr. Emergency Service
85 SYLVANIA AVE., NEPTUNE CITY
TOWING • SERVICE - REPAIRING
Corner Codies Avenue and Main Street
Linda A. Courter, Insurance
RAY POLAND AND SON'S INC.
Cnn611 ItJYTVt
AUTO SERVICE CENTER
"Lifetime" guarantee on mufflers
Complete Brake Work, Front Alignment, Electrical Work, Tires and
Batteries - Tune-Up Using Marquette Engine Analysers for New and
Old Autos towing and road service.
SOUTH MAIN ST.
OCEAN GROVE, NEPTUNE
CARPENTER — GENERAL CONTRACTOR
FUEL OIL
Fairlie &
Wilson Co.
RESOLUTION
Neptune Sewerage Authority >
WHEREAS, there exists a need
•for an Authority Auditor; and
WHEREAS, funds are available
for this purpose, and the Local
Public Contracts Law (N.J.S.A.
4 0 A : l l - l et seq.) requires that
ithe iresolution authorizing the
appointment without competitive
tised;
NOW THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE TOWNSHIP OF
NEPTUNE SEWERAGE AUTHORITY THAT:
1. The Township of Neptune
Sewerace Authority is hereby authorized and directed to errgape
the services of Arthur Young &
Corrj'r>anv as Authority Auditor,
this aoooinment being for a
term of one O> vear effective
February 1 1JWR and until suer«>«;v>rs are aooointed.
2. This appointment is being
made without comppetitive bidding because this appointment
involves a member of a recognized profession, licensed and
regulated by law, and is. therefore exempt under N.J.S.A. 40:
115.
3. A copy of this Resolution
shall be published in the Ocean
Grove-Neptune Times as required by law, within ten (10) days
of its roassncp.
VERNON A. BRIKOWSKI
I certify that the foregoing is
a true and correct copy of a
resolution duly pnssed and adop
ted at a meet'n? of the Tov<nshit3
of Neptune Sewerage Authority
held on the 20th day of February. 1985.
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.$122?
* Kitchens
* Additions
*' Remodeling
* Repairs
* Victorian Restorations
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A. G. ROGERS
Call **l2093
CO., INC.
MOVING AND STORAGE
VAN LINES
ASBURY AVE.
ASBURY PARK
PAINTING — DECORATING
Barrett Painting Contractors
988-88S1
Fully Insured
Interor-Exterior — Ocean Grove References
JOHN & ROBERT GASSNER
JAMES BARRETT NEWMAN. Owner
681-1871-899-9357
GENERAL ROOFING CO. - 776-8249
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Competent, Careful, Insured Drivers
Carpentry - Remodeling - Property Repair & Alterations
For clean fast quality workmanship at a reasonable cost
Free Estimates
Est 1947
1806 MONMOUTH ROAD, WALL, N. J.
775-4600
PUBLIC NOTICES
'
409 Monmouth Ave., Bradley Beach NJ
Complete
Home Heating and
Cooling
10 MEMORIAL DR.
NEPTUNE
Company
R. j7l~ LIMOUSINE - 982 4376
AGENTS
ALLIED
SERVING OCEAN GROVE AND THE AREA SINCE I960
Prudential Insurance
v ^ j i i s u i i c u j i Ufe,( A n n u i t j e s Auto, Homeowners, Renters
988 0937
QUOTES WITHOUT OBLIGATION
922-1161
LIMOUSINE SERVICE
MOVING — STORAGE — PACKING
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BUILDERS - 774-1805
* New Construction
• Bath Rooms
INSURANCE
Neptune, N.J.
RE-INSPECTION CENTER —ROAD SERVICE
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BROWN ELECTRIC CO. (201) 775-2913
PAPERHANGING
118 Lake Ave., Ocean Grove, N. J.
GILLAN"PAINTING SERVICE
Residential Interior Exterior
775-8727
Fully Insured
Quality is the only real bargain
VINTAGE
"We're Not Parted But We're Trying"
Shingte Roofing
• Thermo Prime Window Inserts
Hot Asphalt Roofing
• Gutters & Leaders
# Storm Windows & Doors
Carpentry Work
Emergency & Insurance
Sheet Metal Work
• Damage Reports & Repairs
Call 24 Hrs. a Day — FREE ESTIMATES
RESTORATIONS
Specializing in Victorian Design &
Color Coordination. . . .
Interior Decorator Services Available . • .
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37 ABBOTT AVENUE - OCEAN GROVE, N. J.
774
0107
at: 1408 V* Corlies Ave., Neptune
THE GORES
PLUMBING and HEATING
Building & Remodeling Consultants
Roofing
—
Siding
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Aluminum & Vinyl
Kitchens
—
Bathrooms
—
Additions27 Years Experience
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NEPTUNE, N. J. 07753
774-1163
Repairs, Remodeling, Restorations and Additions-
JAMISON CONSTRUCTION CO.
No Job Too Small — Free Estimates — Fully Insured
OCEAN GROVE
988-5593
CARPETS AND LINOLEUM
DAVISON RUGS
Call 775-7371
SALES — VARIED SELECTION — SERVICE — INSTALLATION
39 Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean Grove, N. J. 07756
RADIO & TELEVISION — SALES & SERVICE
TELEVISION & APPLIANCE
«
775-8062
ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES
Color TV, 8&W TV
69 HIGHWAY 35
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SERVICES
Air Conditioners
NEPTUNE CITY. N. J.
Residential & Commercal • Formerly Frank J. Eckart Free Estimates
Michael Quigley - 774-0656 or 223-8132
PP. BOX 116
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BRADLEY BEACH, N. J. 07728
The WM^ R. HOGG COMPANY^ Inc.
Plumbing - Heating - Air Conditioning
Contractors - Dial 775-3193
"Serving The Shore Area Snce 1900"
FOURTH AVE. & & MEMORIAL DR.
ASBURY PARK
PROFETTO & SON - 988-2288
Plumbing and Heating
Serving Ocean Grove & Neptune . . Residential &
Commercial . . Elecrjc Sewer Cleaning
Tel. 531-3393
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N. J. State Master Plumber License No. 2668
NEIL G. ROZZA
Oil Heat - Gas Heat - Water Heaters—Electric Sewer & Drain
Clean ng — Dependable Service
•'Shop on Wheels"
ASBURY PARK, N. JJ.
THURSDAY,
OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES
FEBRUARY 28, 1985
on April 4th, at Ford Auditorium, from 10:30 to 4 P. M.
Members in attendance were:
Joan Benjamin, Cathy Benjamin, Winnie Bennet, Pat Coakley, Lorraine Devlin, Mary
Drew, Helen Drew, Betty McNally, Rosalie -Minotti, Connie
Murphy,
Irene
WesterveltGuests were Weppie McCauley
and Peggy Bangert. The next
meeting will be at Carol Moody's "Time Out" and of course
Carol is the hostess.
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Progress report on yours
truly. Am trying walking with
the boot on, and am hopeful
of getting the cast off on
March 4th. So a few prayers
please, that the doctor will
find everything A No. 1. It
will certairrly make me the
happiest person in the Hills.
Thank you all for the concern.
Thanks to my very good
friends Dory & Byke Holmes,
I now have a 25 foot cord on
the telephone, so I can take
the phone to the far reaches
of the house. If I had t h a t
longer cord earlier, I may have
had the swelling down sooner.
It is a little rough when you
are on your back, with the foot
up in the air and have the
phone ring. Now that the cord
is on, the problem is over. The
other evening \ had a meeting and initiation at the Auxiliary and lo and behold they
had a wheel chair available.
In one short evening I learneil
Neptune News
by J. HUNT
Roving Reporter
My how the weather has
improved, the sun feels warmer, the birds are singing,
and foliage is beginning to
peek out of the ground. Of
Course, if I remember correct'ly, last year we had a few
imHd weeks in the middle of
winter and when spring came,
February temperatures were a
lot higher, plus all the rain we
ihad during early spring into
June!!!. Well don't be fooled
toy the warming trend, we can
expect to see some more snow
before we say farewell to winter.
* * *
Correction. The American
Legion Aux. Unit 346, Neptune
had the wrong time in last
week's issue. (Please note this
on your calendar for the 25th
of March, correct time is 8
P.M. Sorry about that. Our annual Palm Sunday Breakfast
will be held on the 31st., from
9-1 p.m.
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News flash from the Gables
Aux. to JSMC. Last Wednesday
their meeting was held at the
home of the hostess Catherine Williams, with eleven members attending and two guests.
Of course the ladies are busy
planning the Super Saver Sale
Yes, We Have Your Home
'MYSTERY SOLVED!—Last week's Mystery Home has turned
into this week's GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. It has three bedrooms, includes washer, dryer, refrigerator, 2 air conditioners, rugs, drapes and some furniture. IV2 Baths. It is yours
for
$72,900.
NEW AND READY—All now home with ocean view from open
iporches. Fully insulated. Built-in Garage. Zoned heat- Full
ten year warranty. Many extras. You'll love it. . $138,000
CLEAN AS A WHISTLE — This colonial style three bedroom
home features an enclose front porch, tile shower, family
room, vinyl siding Well Worth
$78,500
how to move around by myself,
then I became "The Roadrun.
ner" Beep, beep.
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AH James A. Ackerman Federation members, a meeting is
coming up on March 11 at
Foird Audiitoriuim.
Tiime 'is
usually 12 noon. The Newsletter complied toy the Director of Volunteers and yours
truly wiH be available, of all
the up-fcoming events up to
June.
•NOW is the time to
1Jp, March 1st (Friday.) This
is a very important law to help
save lives, especially for those
head on accidents or a hard
rear end collision.
Both of
these under the proper conditions, can put the passenger
right through the windshield
or if your elbow hits th« door
(if not locked.) handle, you
co*ild be thrown out of the
vehicle. The First Aid can tell
you, the> above is not a pretty
sight besides the pain and
months of therapy, isn't it
THE
$12.00 A YEAR
Retirement
Gould Be Great
In this lovely home spacious
rooms, fireplace, 3 baths,
hot water heating, laundry,
garden area — plus income
from a lovely apt. with pri.
vate entrance. Sparkling
throughout with fresh paint.
We have cash buyers for
small homes, or bungalows,
that need some tender, lov'. ing care. Call us if you are
interested!
Marion Smith
Agency
We have be*»n serving you for over 60 Years
138 MAIN AVENUE
OCEAN GROVE, N. J.
775-2809 for Information
Appraiser
774-2124
MLS
Realtor
78 MAIN AVE.
Established in 1942
Home
Economics
FOR
RENT
in
Ocean Grove Post Office Bldg.
NEWLY MODERNIZED
STOREFRONT
suitable for
OFFICE or RETAIL
Approximately
1,500 Square Feet
•
READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
•
LONG-TERM LEASE AVAILABLE
$10 Square foot
Call Owner for details 743-4890
In market in which interest
rates are changing on a weekly basis, doesn't it make sense
to consider the adjustable rate
mortgage, or t h e graduated
equity mortgage as qppostd to
the fixed rate mortgage.
Call today for an update on
mortgage financing. After all,
it's only home economics.
Four Famiy — Lake & Ocean
view.
Two six room apartments,
1 four room and 1 three
room apartment. Separate
heat and electric $139,000.
An Imppeccable Single Family
5 bedrooms, IV2 baths
Fireplace. Open staircase.
lExtra land. Patio with gas
grill. Inspect and compare.
$119,000
cAvon
Arthur A. Dunham, Broker
988-8900
Eves. Jim Pentz 9 8 8 - 7 2 7 1
TIMES BY MAIL
$12 0 0 A YEAR
INGOME TAX
Michael Edward Taylor, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tayr
lor, 1110 Green Grove Road,
is a member of the freshman
Class of 1988 at Wesleyan
University in Middletown, Ct.
Wesleyan is a private, non-sectarian, liberal arts university
with 2,600 undergraduates,
equally divided between m e n
and women.
See you next week.
RETURNS PREPARED
Over 35 Years Experience
Robert L.
Beachley
For aDpointment call:
774-5450
For All Your
Floorcovering
Needs
THK
BHELJL
BEAUTY
SALON
— SEE —
Davison Rugg
72 Main A M .
OCMI) Gram, NJ.
39 Pilgrim Pathway
OCEAN GROVE, N. J.
Tri. 779-4461
Tel. 775-7371
OCEAN GROVE FIOWER
and GIFT SHOPPE
Weekend Special $3.00
New Giant Shipment
of Silk Flowers
Russell Stover Candy
Is In.
% Vsa, Master Charge & American Express Accepted
44 Main Ave., Ocean Grove
We have a most desirable
Hot for sale, with
ocean
view, if you ptan to build a
new home!
SUMMER RENTALS —'Do you have a Property or Apartment
to rent for summer (or year round). We have renters that
are looking. Get your Listing in early.
THE BILLS AGENCY
worth the minute it takes to
Buckle Up and be safe? Remember, the warnings first,
then the tickets will be presented-
Ted and Gary Trouwborst, Props.
Hours: 8:30 A.M. — 5:30,P.M. — 988-7900
The Shore View - 774-2707
22 OCEAN PATHWAY — OCEAN GROVE
RESIDENT HOTEL FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
3 meals and personal laundry included
Open All Year,
Alice & Ed Mumford, Owners
PINE TREE INN
Victorian Cham?. — Enduring Hospitality
OPEN YEAR ROUND
REDUCED RATES for Kail and Winter
Special WEEKEND REDUCTIONS
include INN continental BREAKFAST
Reservations
10 MAIN AVtNUt
{201) 775-3264
OCEAN GROVE, N. J. 0775f
innKeepers: Roy Hammond & Tom Mall
Tired?
Tired of high heating bills?
Tired of higher and higher taxes?
Tired of expensive maintenance costs?
Tired of doing the many things
required to keep up your property?
Why not list your property with us and relocate to a brand
new condo. Priced in the mid-fifties, y o u may be able to
cash out of your present property and have extra money to
invest or pocket.
Condo apartments come complete and ready for you to move
into. Your choice of cc!or, carpeting, etc. Fully insulated for
Jow operating costs. Large storage area.
One and two bedrooms available. Maintenance free—no grass to cut-
ocevn ooie Rear/newRAYMOND HUIZENGA, Broker
67 MAIN AVE.. OCEAN GROVE, N. J. 07756
201 - 774-7166—24 Hr Answering Service
Membes MLS * Appraiser * Mortgages * Rentals * Prop-
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
OCFAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES
EDITOR TIMES:
With this being the 75th anniversary year of the
Boy Scouts of America and all the interest in the his
tory of this important youth movement in this country, I thought that The Times would enjoy publishing
the enclosed photo (above.)
The photo (a xerox copy) shows a group of Ocean
Grove boys from Troop 4 1 attending Chief A. LeRoy
Ward's Neptune Police Reserves first aid course in
1956 or 1957.
In the photo are (left to right): FRONT ROW —
Charles B. Mac Donald, Neptune Twp. civil defense
administrator; Jimmy Ward, Ray Nisner Jr., Billy Taylor, Brant Taylor, Scoutmaster Paul Riley Sr. REAR —
Paul Riley Jr., Ronnie Crane, Don Waddell, youth
(name unknown), Lester Ward and Bill Mackey..
I am now a Cubmaster of Pack 4 3 , Assistant
Scoutmaster of Troop 4 3 and Scouting Coordinator
for the RarHan Club (sponsoring organization) in
ECLIPSE, VA. We have over 150 young people in Girl
and Boy Scouts. I will always appreciate my initial
Scout training and experience in Troop 4 1 , Ocean
Grove.
Apparently it proved to be a very positive ex per
lence as j now have two very active sons and one
daughter in Scouting. I will be attending the Boy
Scout National Jubilee at Fort A. P. Hill in Virginia
this summer.
x
(Signed) LESTER L. WARD
9 3 0 8 Eclipse Drive
Suffolk, Va. 23433
LARRISON
COAL 1 FUEL OIL
Highway 35 !• 3rd Ave.
NEPTUNE CITY
CISSIE'S
Touch of Class
HAIR SALON
for Men,, Women & Children
PERM SPECIAL
Regular $35—NOW $25
201 W. Svlvania
Neptune City
Tel. 988-6712
774-5352
Residence 77 Broadway
Hours: Tues.-Sa-t 9 6
Thurs. & Fri- Eves, 'til 9
Ocean Grove 774-2590
H. T. Ayers. Plumbing & Heating
RESIDENTIAL and COMMERCIAL, OLD and NEW WORK
Ocean Grove
CIRCLES
EDITH FREDERICKS
The Edith Fredericks Circle
met at the home of Gertrude
Stoll on February 18 at 7:30
PM. Refreshments were served
•by hostess followed
by the
meeting.
Evelyn Crane, leader, opened
the meeting by reading an essay "My Friend God' Iwritten by a nine year old girl.
She also gave highlights of the
last executive board meeting.
Devotions were given by Janet
Hendrickson.
Marilyn Shotwell .teacher,
continued our lesson from the
third chapter of EphesiansMembers present were: Evelyn Crane, Shirley Heiss, MariJyn Shotwell, Janet Hendrickson, Mary Jane Jones, Alice
Shatwell, Gertrude Stoll, Grace
Rusch and a visitor Connie
Reeves.
O
ELIZABETH STROW
The Elizabeth Strow Circle
of St. Paul's Church met on-Monday night at the home of
Mrs. Julia Sourile. Mrs- Bernice Stockenburg was co-host
ess.
Leader, Mrs. Sally Lippincott, gave devotions and Mrs.
Sourile reported on "Matthew,
Mark, Luke and J o h n "
The circle will co.host t h e
regular meeting of the Women's Society March 12, with
the Tuesday Study Group.
Plans were discussed for a
bus trip to Longwood Gardens
in May.
Circle members brought articles for ditty bags
to be
distributed to the needy- This
is a district project.
Others present were: Mrs.
Corona De Hart, Mrs. Ethel
Hemphill, Mrs. Betty McCready. Mrs. Grace Guver, Mrs.
Monna Everson, Mrs. Miriam
Boughey. Mrs. Louise Nixon,
Mrs- Carrie Calamia, Mrs. Jeau
Wiylliamson and Mrs. Dorothy
Twidle, guest.
Call 775-1059
ELECTRIC SEWER & DRAINS
CLEANING
Estimate Cheerfully Given
115 Newgate Lane
Neptune, N. J.
N. J. STATE LICENSE #1584
THE PLUMBING SHOP ON WHEELS
CHILDREN'S THEATRE MAR. 2
WEST LONG BRRANCH —
"Giants and Dwarfs," a musical entertainment for children,
will be presented March 2 at
Monmouth College's Guggenheim Theater. The players are
members of the Ocean County
College
Children's
Theater
Company. The production for
children ages 4 thru 12 is based on the fairy tales, "Jack &
t h e Beanstalk," "RumpelstiJtkin,"
"Snow
White"
and
"Rose Red." There will be 2
hows, at 1 and 3 p.m. Tickets
are $2, and may be reserved
by calling the theater box office at Monmouth. (222-7241).
Q
Mission Mar. 17-21
In Brick Twp.
BRICK TWP. — St. Paul's
United Methodist Church, 714
Herbertsville Rd., invites everyone to join the parish family for its "New Life Mission" March 17-21st. This is
a time of singing, personal
28,
1985
testimony, and sharing what
the Lord has done in our lives.
Rev. Ronald Watts of the
Tuckerton United Methodist
Church will lead the services
and teach God's Word to walk
better with Him each day.
Services times are Sundav
March 17): 9 AM and 10:45
AM and 7 PM. Monday-Thursday: 10:30 AM and 7:30 PM.
For further information, call
Rev. Howard Gifford at the
Church Office (458-2080).
0
AUDITORIUM
A landing pause in flight
Or perch for gull or pigeon,
It stands — a somber site
For seasonal religion.
AVERY GILES
Ocean Grove
• DAILY
LUNCHEONS
Elegant
DINING
at Popuai
Prices . . .
DINNER SPECIALTIES
•
Steak Margartia
•
Bracioula
«) Boneless Breast of Chicken Parmigiana
f) Chicken Cacciatora, Mushrooms
•
Steaks
•
Chops
•
Ala Carte
CLOSED TUESDAY - EXOEPT HOLIDAYS
MOM'SKITCHEN
1129 — 5h AVE., NEPTUNE — Phone 775-4823
Take Out Orders — Freezer Size Pizza Specialties
Start Off Your Home
Improvements With Usl
Stemen
S i n c e
1919
LUMBER
Company
12th and RaUroad Avenues, Belmar, N.J.
681-1900
BUILDING MATERIALS HARDWARE - FUEL OIL
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES
2 8 , 1985
ALL That certain plot; piece,
and Federal ordinances, statutes and
or parcel of ground known and
regulations affecting the use oi the
said lands and premises, and subiect
designated as Block 323.6, Lot
35134
< to the covenants, conditions, and re8, being a piece of vacant
SHERIFF'S SALE
strictions contained in prior deed*
ground approximately 100" x
SUPERIOR COURT
. affecting said premises.
100' at the northwest corner of
CHANCERY DIVISION
Monmouth Avenue and Central
3), The purchaser shal be required
MONMOUTH COUNTY
at the time of closing to pay as a s
Boulevard, Sunshine Village, upDocket No. F-6351 84
.additional purchase price a sum equal
on the following temrs and conNEW JERSEY MORTGAGE FIN- to the amount of tax based on the
ditions:
ANCE AGENCY, Plaintiff vs MAU- last assessed valuation from the first
1) Twenty percent {10%) of the purRICE JOHNSON et als. Defend- of the month next after the date of
chase money to be paid at the time
dants
, confirmation of the sale until She and Ihe property Is struck off. I! the monev
By virtue of a writ of execu- of the year in which the closing takes
not paid at that time, the property
tion in the above stated action. place (together with the sewer rental is
may be put up and resold lmmedla
to me directed. I shall expose for said period) and also all Township tely. The balance to be paid within
for sale at public vendue. at legal conveyancing fees. Any bidder sixty days upon delivery of a Bargain
•the Court House in the Borough who fails to complete his purchase and Sale Deed.
of Freehold, County of Morr- will forfeit to the Township any de2) Said lands and premises are to
mouth, New Jersey, on Monday, posit paid.
be sold subiect to all Municipal, Slate,
4. The Township of Neptune and Federal ordinances, statutes and
the 25th day of March 1985. at
will not ipay any commission in regulations affecting the use of the
2 o'clock P.M. prevailing time.
connection with the sale of thts said lands and premises, and subiect
PREMISES KNOWN AS LOT
property.
33 IN BLOCK 158 on the Tax
lo the covenants, conditions, and re5) The sale of this property is subEtrietlons contc'ned In prior deeds
Map of the Townshiip of Nepjjune, County of Monmouth, [ect to confirmation by the Township affecting saH premises,
Committee who may reiect any or all
State of New Jersey.
3) The purchaser 3hal be required
COMMONLY KNOWN AS 108 bids.
at the time of closing to pay as an
Dated: February 25. 1958
additional purchase price a sum equal
Atkins Avenue. Neptune, N. J.
JOSEPH E. BENNETT,
to the amount of tax based on the
Dimensions: 33' by 175'9" by
last assessed valuation from the first
Township Clark
38' 6" by 174'9" on the easter—9 10
$39.00 of the month next after the dale oi
y side of Atkins Avenue 250' 8"
confirmation of the sale until the and
northerly from Eleventh Avenue
of the year in which the closing takes
NOTICE OF JUBUC SAIi
THE FOREGOING IS NOT A
place (together with the sewer rental
OF LANDS AND PREMISES W
FULL
LEGAL
DESCRIPTION;
for said period) and also all Township
THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE.
SUCH DESCRIPTION WILL BE
legal conveyancing fees. Any bidder
IN
THE
COUNTY
OF
MONMOUTH
FOUND IN THE MORTGAGE REwho falls lo complete his purchase
NOTICE is hereby given that
CORDED IN BOOK 3849 AT
will forf»"t to the Township any deon
Monday,
the
11th
day
of
PAGE 833. RECORDS OF MON.
;c;'t paiH.
PUBLIC NOTK»
COMING
EVENTS
Tills Is a paid (frectory of
M n t i of non - profit organizations- Rats 50 conts pw
tin*. Minimum charge $2.00.
CaH 775-0007.
FRIDAY, MARCH 1
The Ocean Grove Women's
Republican Club will meet at
1 p.m. in the Community
Room of the O.G.C.MA build-ing. The Nominating Committee will present the slate of officers for the 1985-1987 term.
Come and meet the candidates
running for the School Board.
Refreshments served.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6
Bus trip to Philadelphia
Flower Show, leaving Cloth
World, Wanamassa, 1 P.M. returning to shore at 9 P.M.
Sports, by Jersey Shore Wornan's Club. Reservations, 7767687.
—8-9
Communion At
Hamilton Sun.
'NEPTUNE — Lenten communion services will be held
at 9:30 and 11 A.M. Sunday
at Hamilton United Methodist
Church, Old Corlies at West
Bangs Ave. Pastor Lloyd RApplegate wlil
preach on
"Christ Calls" and Pastor
Sherman S- Robinson will
erve as iliturgist.
Sharon CnugWan is supt. of
the church school which convenes at 9:30 and runs concurrently with the early worship service.
Pastor Applegate will con.
duct the weekly healing service at 12:15 for those hurting spiritually,,
mentally or
physically.
The youth fellowship for
grades 7.12 will meet at 6:30'
under the leaderhship of Boband Judy Week and Cathy
Groop.
Next week's meetings i n clude United !Methodist Women thrift shop from noon till'
3, covenant evangelism group
6:30 and webelos 7:30 Monday; exercise group 6, sharing group 1 at 7:30, math tutoring 7:30. scout training for
adults 7:30 till 10 Tuesday;
United Methodist Women thrift
shop noon till 3, boy scouts
7:30 and Susannah Circle 8
Wednesday; United Methodist
Women sewing group 9:30
A.M., brownies 3:30, exercise
group 6, no-confirmation class
at C, cherub and chapel
choirs 7, carol and chancel
choirs 7:30, webelos 7:30,
Tri - Neighbor Girl Scout
Council 7:30 Thursday; r e d
dancers 3:30 and cancer counseling center 2 till 4 Friday.
PETE LaVANCE
• Wheel Alignment
• Shocks and Mufflers
• Brave Service
• General Repairs
604 Highway 35
Neptune
Dial 774-2442
Your Safety Is Our Business
Do r"ou Own Property in
Neptune Township? Keep Informed through Th« Tfcnw—
$12 a Year by Mail.
MOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
The approximate amount of
the judgment to be satisfied by
sale is the sum of $38,353.00,
together with the costs of this
sale.
The Sheriff hereby reserves
the right to adjourn this sale
without further notice bv publication.
WILLIAM M. LANZARO. Sheriff
Dated January 23. 1985
Melville J. Berlow
Attorney
—912
$54.08
$4-456
SHERIFF'S SALE
SUPERIOR COURT
OF NEW JERSEY
LAW DIVISION
MONMOUTH COUNTY
Docket No DJ-1S-013-S3
CAPTIAL
RESOURCES
CORP.. Plaintiff v»: RICHARD L.
WINSLOW & DONNA WINSLOW.
Defendants
By virtue of • writ o* execution
In the above stated action to me
directed. I ahall expoae for «ale
at public vendue. at the Court
House In the Borouflh of Freehold. County of Monmouth. New
Jersey, on Monday, the 25th day
of March, 1985. at 2 o'clock. P.M
prevailing time.
Premises 1110 Jeffrey Street
Lot 24. Block 20
City of Asbury Park. County of
Monmouth
Approximately 88' x 49' - Irregular lot
Nearest cross street - Third
Avenue - 119.05'
The approximate amount of
the judgment to be satisfied by
sale Is the sum of $5,150.00
together with the costs of this
sale
The Sheriff hereby reserves
the right to adjourn this sale
without further notice by publication.
WILLIAM M. LANZARO.
Sheriff
Dated January 22. 1985
Fischer, Kagan & Chester
Attorneys
9-12
$44.72
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SAIJE
OF LANDS AND PREMISES IN
THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE.
IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH
NOTICE is hereby given that
on Monday, the 11th day of
March, 1985, at 2 P.M., in the
Township Committee Meeting
Room, Neptune Municipal Complex, 25 Neptune Boulevard,
Neptune, the Township of Ner>
tune, County of Monmouth, will
offer at public sale, to the highst bidder, at a minimum sales
price of Eight Thousand Eight
Hundred Dollars, ($8,800,000),
all the right, title and interest
of the said Townshtlp of Neptun^, (acquired at a tax sale and
and the foreclosure of the Tax
Title Lien Certificate thereof) in
arid to the following described
lands and premises:
ALL That certain plot, piece,
or parcel of ground known and
designated as Block 327.20,
Lot 11, being a piece of vacant
ground approximately 100' x
100' on the west side of Sunshine Parkway between Hollywood Avenue and Belmar Avenue, Sunshine Village, upon the
following terms and conditions:
1) Twenty percent C?0%) of the purchase money to be paid at the tints
the property Is struck off. H the money
la not paid at that time, the property
may be put up and resold immediately. The balance to be paid within
sixty days upon delirery of a Bargain
and Sale Deed.
2) Said lands and premises are to
be sold subject «o all Municipal. -State,
March, 1985, at 2 P.M., in the
Township Committee Meeting
Room, Neptune Municipal Complex, 25 Neptune Boulevard,
Neptune, the Township of Neptune, County of Monmouth, wil1
offer at public sale, to the highest bidder, at a minimum sales
price of Ten Thousand Six Hundred Dollars, ($10,600.00), all
the right, title and interest of
the said Township of Neptne,
acquired at a tax sale and the
foreclosure of the Tax Title Lien
Certificate thereof), in and to
the following described lands
and premises:
ALL That certain plot, piece,
or parcel of ground known and
designated as Block 306.25, Lot
8, being a piece of vacant
ground Approximately 100' x
100' on the northwest corner of
Monmouth Avenue and Aobury
Park Boulevard, Sunshine village, upon the following terms
and conditions:
1) Twenty percent {10%) of the purchase money to be paid at the time
the property is struck off. If the money
Is not paid at that time, the property
may be put up and resold lmmeeUa.
lely. The balance to be paid within
sixty days upon delivery of a Bargain
and Sale Deed.
2) Said lands and premises are to
be sold subiect to all Municipal, State,
and Federal ordinances, statutes and
regulations affecting the use oi the
said lands and premises, and subject
to the covenants, conditions, and r».
strlctlons contained In prior deeds
affecting said premises.
3) The purchaser shal be required
at the time of closing to pay as an
additional purchase price a sum equal
to the amount of tax based on Ihe
last assessed valuation from the first
of the month next after the date of
confirmation of the sale until the end
of the year in which the closing takes
place (together with the sewer rental
for said period) and also all Township
legal conveyancing fees. Any bidder
who falls to complete his purchase
will forfeit to the Township any deposit paid.
4. The Township of Neptune
will not ipay any commission in
connection with the sale of this
property.
5) The sale of this property is subject to confirmation by the Township
Committee who may reiect any or all
bids.
4. The Township of Neptune
will not ipay any commission in
connection with the sale of this,
property.
5) The sale oi this property is subject to confirmation by the Township
Committee who may reiect any or all
bids.
Dated: February 25. 1958
JOSEPH E. BENNETT,
Township Clerk
—9 10
$39.00
RESOLUTION
Neptune Sewerage Authority
WHEREAS there exists a need
for a Trustee for the Township
of Neptune Sewerage Authority;
and
WHEREAS, funds are available
for this purpose, and the Local
Public Contracts Law (N.J.S.A.
40A: 11-1 et seq.) requires that
*!ie rrsolution authorizing the
appointment without competitive bidding must be publicly
C'iverf'sed:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE TOWNSHIP OF
NEPTUNE SEWERAGE AUTHORITY THAT:
1. The Townhtp of Neptune
Sewerage Authority is hereby
authorized and directed to engage the services of the Central
Jersey Bank & Trust Co. as Authority Trustee, this appointm
merit being for a term of one
(1) year, effective February 1,
1985, and until successors are
appointed.
2. This appointment is being
made without comppetitive bidding because this appointment
involves a member of a recognized profession, licensed and
regulated by law, and is. therefore exempt under N.J.S.A. 40:
11-5.
3. A copy of this Resolution
shall be published in the Ocean
Grove-Neptune Times as required by law, within ten (10) days
of its bassasp.
VERNON A. BRIKOWSKI
I certify that the foregoing is
a true and correct copy of a
resolution duly passed and adopted at a meet'nR of the Tov^nshio
of Neptune Sewerage Authority
held on the 20th day of February. 1985.
_9
.$1222
Dated: February 25. 1958
JOSEPH E. BENNETT,
Township Clerk
_910
$3900
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
OF LANDS AMD PREMISES M
THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTOHE.
IN THE COUNTY Ot MONMOUTH
NOTICE is hereby given that
on Monday, the 11th day of
March, 1985, at 2 P.M., in the
Township Committee Meeting
Room, Neptune Municipal Complex, 25 Neptune Boulevard,
Ntptune. the Township of Neptune, County of Monmouth, will
offer at public sale, to the highest bidder, at a minimum sales
,price of Twelve Thousand Two
Hundred Dollars, ($12,200.00),
all the right title and interest
of the said Township of Neptune (acquired at a tax sale and
the foreclosure of the Tax Title
Lien Certificate thertof), in and
to the following described lands
and premises:
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
OF LANDS AND PREMISES
IN IHE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE
1M IHt COUNTY OF MONMOUTH
NOTICE is hereby given that
on Monday, the 11th day of
March, 1985, at 2 P.M., in the
township Committee Meeting
Koom, Neptune Municipal Complex, 25 Ne>'ptune Boulevard,
Neptune, the Township of Nepune, County of Monmouth, will
offer at public sale, to the highest bidder, at a minimum sales
price of Five Thousand Dollars,
($5,000.00), all the right, title
and interest of the said Township of Neptune, (acquired at a
tax sale and the foreclosure of
the Tax Title Certificate thereof), in and to the following described lands and premises:
ALL That certain plot, piece, or
parcel of ground known and designated as Block 397. Lots 23
and 24, being a 'piece of vacant
ground approximately 50' x 100'
on the northwest corner of Oakdale Drive and South Riverside
Drive, Shark River Hills, upon
terms and conditions:
1. Said lands and premises are ts
b* sold i n the purpose of increasing
fee size oi the adjoining property.
2. Ho single ox separate dwelling
can be erected on this lot as a result
oi the purchase oi this land and
premise*.
3) Twenty percent (20%) of the purchase money to be paid at th» Mm*
the pusyily Is struck oil 11 the money
Is B0t paid at that time, the property
may be) put up and resold immediately. The balance to be paid wMhin
sixty days upon delivery oi a Bargain
and Sale Deed.
4. Said lands and premises are to
be sold subject to all Municipal. State.
and Federal Ordinance*, statutes and
regulations affecting the use of the
said lands and premises, and subject
to the covenants, conditions imA restrictions contained in prior deeds
affecting said premises.
S) The purchaser shall be reqairad
at the time oi closing to pay as an
additional purchase prloe a sum equal
to the amount of tax based on the
last assessed valuation from the first
of the month next after the date of
confirmation of ihe sale until the end
ot the year in which the dosing takes
place (together with the sewer rental
for said period) and also all Township
legal conveyancing fees. Any bidder
who foals to complete his purchase
will forfeit to the Township any deposit paid.
8. The deed shall be conveyed subfact to the condition that the lot being
acquired is to be subdivided, (combined), with the adjoining lot owned
by the purchaser into one parcel and
as of the date of the deed, is to b«
considered one parcel for all purposes
lncradlny but not necessarily limited
to. real property taxes and present or
future, general and/or special assessments.
After recording the dead bom
tune Township to himself, the said purchaser Is to execute and record, a
second deed to himself oi both th»
newly acquired lot and the previously
owned lot or lots thereby establishing
the subdivision as a matter of record.
7. The sale of this property is sub
ted to confirmation by the Township
Committee who may nrfeet any *r adl
Dated: February 25, 1985
JOSEPH E. BENNETT,
Township Clerk
9-10
$49.90
RESOLUTION
Township ot Neptune
WHtREAS, I here is a need for
the Ocean Urove Sewerage Dis
tnct to intervene in the case of
Ocean Grove vs. the Township
of Neptune as it relates to the
order of that court fixing, t h t
amount of surplus sewer funds
due and owing from the Ocean
Grove Camp Meeting Association; and,
WHEREAS, Ther« is a need for
legal services in connection with
that intervention; and,
WHEREAS, Funds for this burpose will be provided for the
first three months of 1985 in
the 1985 Temporary Budget and
funds for the balance of 1985
will be provided in the Budget
for the ylear 1985 when finally
adopted, and the Treasurer has
so certified in writing; and,
' WHEREAS, The Local Public
Contract Law, (NJSA 4O:A 11-1
et seq.), requires that the resor
tution authorizing the award of
{Contracts for "Professional Services" without competitive bid}
must be publicly advertised:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE
SOLVED, On this 25th day of
February, 1985, by the Ocean
Grove Sewerage District of the
Township of Neptune, County of
Monmouth, and "State of New
Jersey as follows:
1. The Chairman and Acting
Secretary are hereby authorized
and directed to execute the attache.d agreement wih Andrew J.
WMson.
2. This contract is awarded
without competitive bidding as
"Professional Service" under
the provisions of the Local PubJic Contract Law because it is a
recognized 'profession licensed
and regulated by the law and it
is not possible to obtain competitive bids.
3. A copy of this resolution
shall be published in the Neptune Ocean Grove Times as required by the law within 10 days
of rts passage.
DATED: February 25, 1985
WILLIAM C. CLEGG
Chairman
Attest:
JOSEPH E. BENNETT,
Acting Secretary
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$11.14
OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES
Obituaries
WALTER J. STEWART
Civic ad Fraternal Leader
NbrTUNE. — Services are
this morning (Thursday) at 11
o'clock
in t h e
Lutheran
Church of he Atonement, Asbury Park, for Walter J. Stewart, 67, who died Monday in
the Jersey Shore Medical Center. Interment will be in Hamilton U.M. Church cemetery.
'Mr. Stewart, a life-long resident here, was with Neptune
Post Office for 36 years, reiring in 1974 as superinendent
of mails. He was a Monmouth
County Court Attendant from
1974 to 1983.
He was active in civic and
fraternal affairs, following his
Army service during World
War 2. He was—
* ex-deputy chief of the Unexcelled Fife Co., here
* former captain of the
Neptune First Aid Squad
* past president of the
Monmouth County First Aid
Squads
* past commander of American Legion Post 24, Asbury
Park
* member of Crescent Temple Shrine, Trenton; Scottish
ftite Valley, Trenton; O c e a n
Grove Masonic Lodge; Tall
Cedars of Lebanon, and secretary and past president of the
32nd and Tempters Club of
Monmouth County.
iHe is survived by his wife,
the former Adelaide Diehl; two
daughters, Carolina R., Mt.
Holly, and Susan E., Germantown, Md.; a brother John Wesley Stewart Jr., and his stepmother, Margaret D. Stewart,
here.
MRS. EARL HEIGHT
OCEAN GROVE — A graveside funeral service was held
Monday morning in Monmouth
Memorial Park for Mrs. Bertha
R Height, 87, of Abbott Ave.,
who died last Saturday at the
Jersey Shore Medic/tl Center.
Born in Passaic, she was an
Ocean Grove resident over 40
FRANriOM
TAYLOR and
LOPEZ
FUNERAL
HOMES
D. JOSEPH LOPEZ. MANAGER
Directors-Thomas W. Taylor, Jr.
Joseph Lebra
704 7th Ave., Asbury Park
07712 7 7 * 0 0 2 1
1200 10th Ave., Neptune
07756 775-0028
Established 1881
Farry Memorial
Home
403 Third A'
ASBURY PARK. N J.
77541*4
Ocean Grove
Memorial Home
118 Man Avenue
OCEAN GROVE, N. J.
7 7
5 - 0 4 3 5
William P. WaRon, III, Ugr.
years, a member of St. Paul's
U M . Church, where she was a
f o r m v Sunday School teachpr
and leader. Mrs. Height had
arho been a Republican Count;Committeewoman for
many
years.
Her husband, Earl, who had
been a plumbing contractor,
died in 1965. He was a member of the Auditorium Ushers
and rrany will remember his
portrayal of Abe Lincoln in
Ushers' Thcwr;. W-E. Height
was a member of the Auditor
ium U c hers Auxiliary.
M's. Height is survived by
? daughter Mrs. Douglas S.
CHensva) Hamilton, Mahwah:
0
sbterr Mrs. J?nt.?e Prude"
of Saxton's River. Vt., a n d
c
verdeen Nelson. Duluth. Wisconsin, and a granddaughter.
During World War 2 the
He;ghts enjoyed having servicemen for Sunday dinners
They continued to correspond
with many of them and were
visited in succeeding years by
these veterans, both from this
country and abroad.
MRS- EDWARD MAGINNIS
FANWOOD — Services were
here Sunday for Mrs. Rachel
Maginnis, 9 1 , w h o died last
Tuesday
in : the
Berkeley
Heights Convalescent Center.
Burial was at 'Nassau Knolls
Memorial Park, North Hempstead, N.Y.
Born in Northern Ireland,
she resided in Ocean Grove,
from 1960-1982. Sne was a
member of St. Paul's U.M.
Church, Ocean Grove, its Woman's Society and the Salvation Army Home League, Asbury Park.
She was the widow of Edward Maginnis, who died in
August 1976, and is survived
Iby \3 daughter), (Mrs. Betty
Zwicky of Fanwood, and three
grandchildren.
MRS. RUSSELL E. KEMP
OCEAN GROVE — Services
were yesterday
(Wednedasy
morning in the Ocean Grove
Memorial Home for Mrs. Winifred Kemp, 87, who died last
Saturday at the Jersey Shore
Medical Center. Imterment was
in George Washington Memorial Park, Paramus.
•Mrs. Kemp, who resided in
Jersey City before moving here
in 1967, was a member of the
Ocean Grove Women's Republican Club and the Asbury
Park Salvation Army Senior
Citizens.
•Her husband, Russell E.,
died in 1974 and she is survived by a sister, Ada (Porter
of Andover, and three nephhews.
1
ALFRED MINNIS
OCEAN GROVE — Services
were Tuesday in Kearny for
Alfred Minnis, 8 1 , of
Main
Avenue, who died last Saturday. Interment was in Arlington Cemetery,
in Arlington Cemetery.
Mr. Minnis was a past master of Copestone - Ophir Maoinc Lodge, Kearny, which
conducted services Monday
night. He was also a member
of the Shore Area Old Guard,
here.
He retired 16 years ago as
a foreman in the
building
maintenance department of
Prudential
Insurance
Co.,
Newark where he was employed 41 years. He was born in
Belfast, Northern Ireland, coming to the U.S. 55 years ago,
settling in Kearny. He resided
in North Arlington 20 years
before moving here two years
ago.
Mr. Minnis, whose wife, the
former Lillian Mathcett, predeceased turn, is survived by
a son, Alfred D- of Ocean
Grove; a daughter, Mrs. Marion Ryan, North Arlington; a
"brother, Andrew, Belfast, Ireland; four grandchildren, and
two great-grandchildren.
CHRISTOPHER J. MEEHAN
OCEAN GROVE — Private
funeral services are today
(Thursday) at the Ocean Grove
'Memorial Home for Christopher J. Meehan, 79, of 61 Pil.
grim Pathway, who died Monday in the Ocean Grove Nursing Home.
He was a resident of Chatham for 23 years, moving here
10 years ago. He had retired
from the Marine Division of the
•Erie Lackawanna R.R., Hoboken, where he worked 47 years.
He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway a n d Airline Clerks, Hoboken.
We is survived by his wife,
Winifred F.. a son. George J.
of Danvers. Mass.: 3 grandchildren and a great - grand-
MRS. BETTY J. HARRIS
NEPTUNE — Services «fW
be in Souh Hills, Va., for MfS.
Betty J. Harris, 68, here, v/ho
died last Wednesday. She was
a retired sewing machine operator for Belmar Sportswear.
Surviving are a son, Sgt.
1st Class Harry M. King, Fort
Benning, Ga.; three daughters, Dorothy Treleaven, Lanham, Md., Shirley A- King, Columbia, Md-, and Mary A.
King Neptune; six brothers,
Chandler Brooks, Richmond
Va., Edward Brooks, South
HHI, Va.; James Brooks and
Henry Brooks, both Neptune,
and Will flam
Brooks
and
Geafrge Brooks, both Asbury
Park; four sisters, Octavia
Cooper, Richmond, Frances
Staples, Asbury Park, and
Annie Crenshaw and Johnnie
Carter, both
Neptune, eight
grandohidlren a n d six greatgrandchildren.
ST. PAUL'S
OCEAN GROVE — At the
10:45 service this Scout Sunday, the Rev. Walter A. Quigg
wi'H have "You Can't Always
Have Your Way" as the topic
cf his sermon. Thelma Rainear, Organist and Choir Director, has selected "Chorale" byy
Jongen as her prelude and
"Marche Religieuse" by Jongen as her Postlude. The Chapl Choir will Siing "Like As a
Father" by Lovetace and the
Chancel Choir will sing "The
Prayers I Make" by Marshall.
Nursery avail- Junior Church
for children from kindergarten
through Third Grade is available during the service.
Sunday School and Bible
Class meet at 9:30 A.M. Assembly Bible Class at 2:30 P.
M.; Vesper Hour at 4 iP. M.;
Jr. UMYF at 5:00 and Sr- UMYF at 7:00 P.M.
Next Week—Mon.. Nter. 4,
the Work Area in Missions will
meet 7:30 P.M. at 47 Embury
Ave. On Tues., Mar. 5, there
will be a demonstration of
Schulmerich Handbells in the
Fellowship Hall. Choir rehearsals: Tues., Cherub Choir. 3:
Cruasder Choir, 3-45; and Chapel Choir, 6:30 P.M.; Chancel
Choir. Thurs., at 7:30 PJM. On
Wednesday, the Bible Hour at
10 A.M. in the Chapel and the
evening at 8 Lenten Service at
West Grove" UM Church, Nep
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28,
tune. St. Paul's Tender Care
Nursery will be on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 9:30
A.M. The Men's 'Prayer Fellowship wil 1 be on Saturday at 9
A M . in the Chapel.
CLUB MEETS MAR. 6
'NEPTUNE CITY — The next
meeting of the Neptune City
Women's Club will be Wed.,
March 6, at 8 p.m. There wlB
be a wine lecture and slide
presentation.
Refreshments
will be served. The meeting is
open to the. public The club
meet? at the Knights of Columbus 3ldg., W. Sylvania Ave.
THE TIMES BY MAIL
$ 1 2 . 0 0 A YEAR
1985
Pre-Register For
Bike-A-Thon
NEPTUNE CITY — The committee for the 3rd annual St
Jude Children's Research Hospital Bike A Thon to be held
April 2 1 , will have a pre-registration at Wilson School, Neptune City, on March 4, 5 and
6 from 2:45 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
The Bike A Thon is open to
anyone of any age. A 'tritoe'
area will pe set up and there
will be a ha'lf-mile track for 2wheelers. Pre-register and receive a free game of bowling
at Playdrome's Bradley Bowl.
Call Chairperson Rosanne Perrella, 988-^709 for more information.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUfifittBi
OCEAN GROVE — 1 bedroom,
modern and otean. I V , blocks
to beach and shopping. Ideal
for single working person. $350
per month. Inquire at 31 Embury
988-9712. 4491827.
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SEASONAL — Futty Eaufo*6*
restaurant for tease in newly
decorated hotel in Ocean Grove,
N.J. 60 paces from Boardwalk.
Call (201) 774-4049 or (201)
566-3523.
OCEAN GROVE — Sunny warm
unfurnished first floor 4 rooms
plus bath, one bedroom, two
large rooms, kitchen, DIUS basement with washer and dryer. 2
blocks from stores, all utilities
included. $450 a month. Call
Montatair 744-6687 evenings for
appointment
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WANTED TO RENT
OCEAN GROVE — 4 rooms available March 15, includes
heat, water and gas. $400.00
per mo. plus
electricity. IV2
months security. Professional
couple or single preferred. Call
427-6515, Wed., Thurs., Fri. evening or Sat. A.M.
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OCEAN GROVE — Efficiency,
$225. central location, nict
building. Older female preferred. Ocean Grove Realty, Realtor, 774-7166.
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OCEAN VIEW—4 rooms with
balcony. Ocean Grove. Appointments Friday and Saturday only. $500. Includes all. Tel. 5400184.
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HOUSES FOR PM-C
OCEAN GROVE — Victorian
with ocean view. Three bedrooms, 2y 2 baths, wall to wall
carpet, gas heat. Open House
wilt be held Sat. and Sun. from
1 o 4 at 24 Embury Ave. $135,000. Tel. 744-6687.
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SERVICES
YOUR Little New York Dressmaker—alterations & complete
wardrobes, 37 years experience.
Call 988-4755.
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CARPENTRY — Cabinetwork.
Decks. Free Estimates. Insured.
Smart Job Specialist. Call Bob
Grease, 681 7427.
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GEORGE SEITZ Contractor, 30
yrs. experience. Alteration's and
Renovations. Alum, or Vinyl Siding. 364-6860.
WANTED TO BUY
OCEAN GROVE—We buy Real
Estate. All cash to vou. Send details to R. Huizenga, Licensed
Reall Estate Broker, Box 387,
Ocean Grove, NJ 07756.
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CASH PAID tor Furniture ft
Household Roods. Will also dean
out houes. Call 528-6648.
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SUMMER RENTAL — Wanted,
one" or two bedroom atoartment
for teacher and her mother,
near beach. Write Bok 1855 c*>
Times Office. Ocean Grove. NJ.
07756.
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WANTED—One bedroom apartment for senior citizen in good
hea*ah in private home in Ocean
Grove. Yearly lease. Call 9888746 between 3 and 8 p.m.—9*
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—Brown, black and whfte
Beagle male dog. answers to
"Hnsd." Escaped from my
house earlv Sunday A.M. Finder
please call 774-7000 till 5 P.M.
9885299 after 5:00 P.M.—9*
HOUSE TOR RENT
ATTENTION LANDLORDS — * s
rental specialists, we thoroughly
screen prospective tenants before showing vour rental property, then make alt arrangements with tenants according to
your w&hes. Let us help you find
the right tenant fast Ocean
Grove Realty-Realtor. 774-7166.
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ALL LANDLORDS — When our
professional rentat managers
find a tenant for you. he has
passed a Credit Check. Refer
ences and continued emotov
ment have bn verified. We dont
iut collect our brokerage fee and
forget vou. If problems develoD.
we will be here to help.
AVON REALTY
988-8900
Arthur A. Dunham. Realtor
MUSIC
DRUM INSTRUCTION by Joe
Nevolo, 16 years experience,
specializing in all phases of drumming. Catering to the individual at an affordable price. Highly
recommended by Carmine ADpice. For free consulation call
774-8861.
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PIANO TEACHER — 25 years
experience, classic • popular, beginners - advanced. June Recital.
Your home, Saturdays only.
Mrs. Paul. Weekends 776-6020,
weekdays 440-8435.
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HELP WANTED
MATURE minded woman for
Dart-time recelptionist light typing, neat handwriting, good telephone voice. Call for appointment 774^3222.
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