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VOL. CX NO. 3 TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, N. J., THURSDAY, JANUARY 17 ,1985 ( U S P S . 4 0 2 4 2 0 ) T W E N T Y C E N T S

Jan. 1st SeatingOf Fire Officers

OCEAN GROVE — The tra-ditional N e w Year's Day In-stallation of Ocean Grove FireDepartment Officers was heldat 11 AM January 1st, in theStokes-Washigton Firehouseon Olin Street.

Departmental Officers wereadministered their oath of of-fice by Board of Fire Commis-sioner's Clerk David Shotwell,Sr The 1985 Chief Officers aselected by the members of theFire Department include FireChief Ronald Cole, of theWashington Company, 1st As-sistant Chief Dave Mooij ofStokes and 2nd AssistantChief George Cannon, of EagleHook & Ladder.

Fire Police Officers for 1985include Captain Peter Justus,lit. William Mockridge and Sgt.Charles Weaver.

After the invocation by Rev.Otto Stoll, Board of Fire Com-missioners Chairman WilliamGilbert welcomed the assembl-ed personnel of the Fire De-partment and thanked them onbehalf of the Fire' Corrwnission-ers and the corrtmuniity fortheir many hours of excellentservice during 1984 and wish-ed them well in 1985.

Comnrisioner Gilbert ptese'n-ted an Ex-Chief's badge toChief Myron Jouhgin and ex-pressed appreciation from themen of the department for hisfine leaderhip..

Chief Joughin indicated inhis final report that the FireDepartment had responded to47 alarms during 1984.

Newly-elected Fire Com-pany Officers were announcedand introduced including fromWashington Engine CompanyNo- 1. Captain Art Liotti, 1stLt. Dave Campbell and 2nd Lt.Jeff Ralston. From Eagle Hookand Ladder Company No. 1Captain Skip Thompson, 1st Lt.Gary Huizenga and 2nd LIMark Gannon.

From E. H. Stokes CompanyNo. 3 Captain Bob McEwan.1st Lt. Marvin Kramme and2nd Lt. Dave Fulton.

The Ocean Grove First AidSquad Officers for 1985 in-clude Captain Gilbert Benjam-in, Lt. Ben Brandt. 1st Sgt.Ken Abrams and 2nd Sgt. PaulCampbell.

Chief Cole joined the FireDepartment in 1965 and serv-ed in the various line positionsprior to being chosen to leadthe Department. He is a gradu-ate of Neptune High Schooland is employed by NeptuneTownship. The Coles — wifeLynnette and sons Richieand Robbie — are residentsin Ocean Grove at 135 HeckAve.

$65,000 FOR NEPTUNE TWP

TRENTON—Neptune Town-ship, Long Branch, Asbury Parkand Keansburg will each re.ceive $65,000 from a $968million Safe & Clean Programthat was approved by the leg-islature last week. The bill bySen. Frank Pailone of Mon.mouth County now heads tothe Governor for his signature.

List WinnersFor Decorations

NEPTUNE — Awards willbe presented at the municippalcommittee meeting Mondaynight to winners in theChristmas Home DecoratingContest sponsored by the town-ship's Recreation Department.

William Moore and DouglasHill, recreation directors, re-port the following will be cit-ed—

1st Place—iMr. and Mrs.Cutter, 2nd Place—Mir. DavidJohnson and Mr- and Mrs.Paul Keady, 3rd Place — Mr.and Mrs. Charles Emmons.

•Honorable Munition — Mr.and Mrs. Richard Taylor, Mr.and Mrs. Richard Wright, Mr.and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. andMrs. Edmond White, Mr. andMrs. W. Dougherty and Mr.and Mrs. Floyd Bradley.

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Refund ChecksUndeliverable

NEWARK — The InternalRevenue Service would like tohear from taxpayers whose re-fund checks were returned"undeliverable." If you are a-mong them call IRS toll-freeat 800-424-1040 weekdaysbetween 8:15 and 4:15.

Included in the group areJohn and Phyllis Strumolo,Ocean Grove; Noel Hightower,Neptune; Jay and Karmen Bro.wer, Kirrvberlee A. Burr, GeorgeE. Foster, Roy Fox, Thomas F.and Mary McMahon and JoyC. Mehner, all of BradleyBeach.

Alice K*)vachAuditions Feb. 2

UPPER MONTCLAIR — TheNew Jeresey Disrict Auditions,sponsored by the MetrolopitanOpera National Council, will beheld on Sat-, Feb. 2, from 10AM to 5 PM. This year the hostwill be The School of F i n eand Performing Arts at Mont-clair State College in UpperMontclair.

Alice Kovach oprano ofNeptune, will be a participant.The auditions are open to t h epublic

Forty six singers betweenthe ages of 23 and 35 will bejudged on quality of voice mu-sicality and performance. Thewinner will represent theNew Jersey District at the Re-gional Auditions in New Yorkwith the potential to partici-pate in the Final Concert atthe Metropolitan Opera Houseon Apriit 14, 1985.

The ten finalists are narrow-ed down from a field of over1.000 singers who audition in60 districts from across thenation. The auditions have hel-ped bring to light such talentsas Jerry Norman, Fredericsvon Stade and Sherrill Milnes.New Jersey has had its shareof talent with such internation-al singers as Ashlev PutnamKevin Langan and Hei KyunR

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Captain &. Mutes For Boat Show

OFFICERS of the Deck for the 32d annual Jersey Coast BoatShow, Asbury Park Convention Hall, Feb. 16th through 24h are:(I to r) Dr. Kimberley Misner, Ocean Grove — the Doctor, a chiro-practor, will serve as "Captain;" "2d Mate," Sandra Richards,Bricktown, and "1st Mate," Marilyn Schollbach, Belmar. The"Captain antf; Crew" will welcome visitors to the event, the thirdoldest boating exposition in the U- S. Show hours—Saturdaysand Monday, Washington's Birthday 11 AM-10 PM; Sunday$ I IAM-7 PM; Weekday. (Tues. Fri) 2 PM-10 PM,

Pianist PlaysDebussy MusicFor Clubwomen

OOEAN GROVE — The Wo.man's Club of Ocean Grove en-joyed a celebration of their63rd birthday Jan. 10th inFellowship Hall of St. Paul'sChurch.

A beautiful birthday cakewas served by Mrs. M a r yBuckman and her committee.

Mrs. Ruth Gilman, presi-dent, welcomed the membersto the meeting with a lovelypoem for the New Year- Mrs.Bee Aherns led the reading of

CARD OF THANKSI wish to express my heart-

felt thanks to Rev. Beemerand all my friends for thecards, prayers and visits whilein the hospital. (Signed) DOROTHA I. MOORE.

THE "INN" PLACEPt

the Collect and Mrs. Libby Hallled the pledge of allegiance.

Three new members werewelcomed into t h e member-ship. They are' Mrs. VirginiaCzyz, Mrs. Robert Grant, andMrs. Hamilton W. Young.

There were three past pres-idents attending and partici-pating in the program. Theywere Mrs. F- L. Schultz, Mrs.J. H. Rudge and Mrs. A. New-man

A lovely piano recital of Pre-ludes of Claude Debussy waspresented by Mrs ThelmaMourvt Raine'ar, the organist-director of St. Paul's Church.She is a well known re'cialistand has participated inmany musical organizations inFlorida and Houston beforereturning to N.J. and theshore area.

The next meeting will be asocial meeting on Jan. 24thwith Mrs. Bea Lagaveen pre-senting monologues.

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Neptune ExemptsInstall Delegates

Closed Sundays.

TEMPO HAIRDRESSERS—Stop in and see Edythe andHugo. 774 9511. 52tf

~ 1 L A M P S RE-WIRED — One dayservice. Drop off at The Loft.60 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove.

NEPTUNE — The NeptuneFire Department Dist. No. 1,State Firemen1 Exempt Asso-ciation installed their state del-egates for 1985 at a meetingin the Widow McShane's Ban-quet Room, Rt. 33. Neptune.

iNJ. State Delegates are:Chief Robert McCall, F r e dFaulhaber of Liberty Co., GeneMarks of Unexcelled Co., JoeVitello of Liberty Co-, Patsy K-Townsend of Shark River HillsNo. 4 and Robert Tracy, Lib-erty Company. The New JerseyState Firemen's Exempt Convention will be held on SaturdayAugust 17 in Rockaway Town-ship and will be held at MorrisKnolls Regional High School,Denv'lle. There will also be aparade starting at 1:30 P.M.held by he NJ. Staite Fire-men's Assn.

Ex-Chief D. Joseph Lopez•presented American Flar fromthe Neptune V-F.W. to i...aveCommittee Chairman JackHerbert.

New red "Exempt" jacketswere given to Outgoing Chief•Robert Grace and incomingAsst Chief Tom Taylor, andTownship Chief Robert McCall.Watt Goiding of the NeptuneFire Police was presented ajacket for 38 years of serviceto the Neptune Fire Dept.

•Fred Riclrart is the Exempt •Delegate for the State ReliefConvention in Wildwood, Sept-14.15, 1985.

Twp- Asst. Chief Tom Tay-lor of the Hamilton Companywas elected representative tothe St. Patriick's Day Paradein B=Hmar, Sunday, Mar. lOh.

The Association continuesto bring Benefits to all ExemptFiremen, protect their rights,compile statistics that relateto their welfare and pledge toassist any indigent and disabl-ed firemen, their widows andorphan children.

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Diane ParsekianCurtis PaulsonAnnounce Troth

OCEAN GROVE — Lester S.Goldstein, Neptune business-man and civic leader for over30 years, was named chairmanof the Advisory Board for theOcean Grove office of MutualAid Savings on Monday. Mr.Goldstein is also executive di-rector of the Neptune TownshipSewerage Authority.

RIDGEWOOD — Mr. andMrs. Richard A- Parsekian ofRidgewood and Ocean Grove'have announced the engage-ment of their dauglhter Djaneto Curtis Paulson, son of Mr.and Mrs. Charles Paulson ofMidland Park.

The bride to be is a gradu-ate of Ridgewood High Schooland LaseW Junior College. Sheis a dental assistant with Dr.Christopter Burden of the vil-tege.

Her fiance was graduatedfrom Midland Park HighSchool and West Virginia Wes.leyan College. He is a salesrepresentative for the MinoltaCorporation.

A June wedding is planned• O—

SUNDAY, FEB. 10Pancake Breakfast 8 AM to

1 PM, in Hamiilton Fire House,Hwy. 33, Neptune. Tickets —adults $3.00, children (up to12) $1-50.

OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, JANUARY 17 .1985

Neptune Newsby J. HUNT

Roving Reporter

Our first real snow fall thisseason looked so nice andfresh. Sure was glad that itwas the powdery type, since Ihad lo clean it myself, as myhubby was in the hospital andI am sure when he comeshome, snow removal will bea bit out of his line. Two well-known people were in CCU atthe same time', our own DonNewman of Ocean Grove Me-morial Home, and Mr. Sam-uel Ziegler, a well - known fig-ure in the New Jersey NationalBank of Ocean Grove. Mr.Ziegler was next in line to thelate Harold Winsor moving upto the VIP postion in the bank-ing field. As of Saturday, allthree patients were moved toTower 5 at JSMC. We1 wish.them all a speedy recovery.

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Jan. Dalzi«l, 8h gradestudent at Neptune Jr. H.S.,qualified for USG.F. Class1 states in New Jersey. Ina sectional meet held atGardien State Gymnastics,Jan came in first on FloorExercise, fifst on Vault andthird; All Around- Jan is amember of the Barnstorm-

ers Gymnastic Team, Rum-son, and is coached by SteveStein. She will compete forNepturte H.S. in the fall.Jan is the daughter of Dor-othy and John Dalziel, 8Rutgers Terrace, Neptune.

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The Gables Auxiliary to Jer.sey Shore Medical Center heldits first meeting of the NewYear at the home of the host-ess, Dorothy Gamberg The 1stobject of business was, ofcourse, laying plans for thethe Annual Super Saver Sale tobe held April 4th at F o r dAuditorium- Anyone that hasbeen there can tell you aboutthe wide variety of items sold.From blouses to suits, and allreasonable too. The1 next meet-ing will be at Main Street,USA., Route 35 and the host-ess will be Betty McNally. Aux.members attending were: JoanBenjamin, Cathy Benjamin, &daughter; Winnie Bennett; PatCoakley; Lorraine Devlin; MaryDrew; Hele'n Drew; Betty Mc-Nally; Rosalie Minotti; ConnieMurphy; Catherine Williams &Irene Westervelt.

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The Shark River Hills PTAhas planned an open housefor children and parents onJanuary 21 at 7:30 P.M. atthe1 School on Brighton Ave.The title of the program beingpresented is "Computers-TinyGiants." Students from grades3.4-5 will participate in someaspects of the presentations.There will also be some Pup.etry. All parents of SRH schoolchildren are welcome. Whenviewing the presentation, pa-ents might become interestedin computers- I inquired aboutthe difference in PTA & PTO.The PTA is still governed byNational PTA. and pay dues.PTO is a local Parent TeacherOrganization and do not paydues. I have to keep up withthe times—of today.

ST. PAUL'SOCEAN GROVE — At the

10:45 service this Thank Of-fering Sunday, Mrs. Betty LouHolland will be the speaker.Thelma Rainear, organist andchoir director, has selected"Chorale and Variations" byWalther as her prelude a n dImprovisation on "Truro" asher postlude. Anthems will be"Alleluia" by Saint-Saens and

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" 0 How Blessed" by Bruckner.Nursery is available- JuniorOhurch for children from Kin-dergarten through ThirdGrade is avaiteble during theservice.

Sunday School and BibleClass meet at 9:30 A.M. As-sembly Bible Class will meetat 2:30 P.M.; junior UMYF isat 5:00 and Sr. UMYF, at 7P.M.

:Next Week — Choir rehear-sals: Tues., Cherub Choir, 3,Crusader Choir, 3:45; andChapel Choir, 6:30 PM; Chan-cel Choir, Thurs.. at 7:30 P.M.St. Paul's Tender Care Nurserywill be on Monday, Wednesdayand Friday at 9:30 A.M. Cot-tage Prayer Meetings will be

held Wednesday- Locations:10:00 A.M. — 103 Clark

Ave. — Mr. and Mrs. QuentinHorter.

11:00 A.M. — 74 CookmanAve. — Epworth Manor.

11:00 A.M. — 70 StocktonAve. — Francis Asbury Manor.

2:00 P.M. — 141 EmburyAve. — Mrs. Helen Sammis.

7:30 PM. — 23 P'rtmanAve. — Mrs. Mae DeTurk.

Leaders: Rev. Walter Quigg,Rev. Al Beemer, Rev. HarryGoodrich, Mrs. Irene Georgeand Rev. William Gritman;Mark Dutton, Substitute.Theme: "Life Grows WithChrist" and Discussion: SixNew Testament Figures —

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Hamilton ListsServices, Events

NEPTUNE — "On Hearingand Seeing God Today" basedon I Samuel 3:1-10 will be the

' thetne of Pastor Lloyd R. Ap.pleate's sermon this Sunday atHamilton United MethodistChurch, Old Corlies Avenue atWest Bangs. Greeters, ushers,lay liturgists and acolytes willassist- Music director JamesMcKimm will be at the elect-ronic pipe organ & accompanya special anthem at 9:30 andthe chapel and chancel choirsat 11.

Sharon Coughlan is supt. iothe church school which hasclasses for all age' levels andwhich begins at 9:30 and runsconcurrently with the earlyservice. There are also nurs-ery facilities at 11 for thosethrough age six. The1 elemen-tary classes will visit the 9:30service.

Coffee fellowship begins at10:35 and is conducted byBob and Judy Week and CathyGroop. Those who attend eith-er service or church schoolare invited- Pastor Applegatewill conduct the healing serv-ice for those hurting spirit-ually, mentally and physicallyat 12:15. This informal butmeaningful service is ppen tothe Dublic without obligation.

Bob and Judy Week a maCathy Groop lead the youthfellowship (grades 7.12) whichmeets at 6:30.

Next week's meetings in-clude the United MethodistWomen thrift shop from noontill 3, the Shore Area Councilof Churches 12:30 at the Pres-byterian Church on the Hill,Ocean, webelos and staff par-ish relations ccmrnittee 7:30Monday; exercise group 6Tuesday; United MethodistWomen thrift shop from noontill 3 and UMW Quiet Mealand program 6:30 Wednesday;brownies 3:30, exercise groupand confirmation class both 6,cherub and chapel choirs 7,carol and chancel choirs 7:30

PUBLIC NOTICES

RESOLUTIONTownship of Neptune

WHEREAS, There is a need forthe services of an impartial stru-ctural engineer to evaluate thestructural condition of 4 Webt̂Avenue, Ocean Grove, on be-'half of the Board of Architectural Review; and,

WHEREAS, Funds for this pur-pose will be provided for thefirst three months of 1985 inthe 1985 Temporary Budget andfunds for the balance of 1985will be provided in the Budgetfor the year 1985 when finallyadopted, and the Treasurer hasso certified in writing; and,

WHEREAS, The Local PublicContract Law. (NJSA 40:A 11-1et seq), requires that the resolu-tion authorizing the award ofcontracts for "Professional Ser-vices" without competitive bidsmust be publicly advertised;

NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RE-SOLVED, On this 7th day ofJanuary, 1985, by the Township,Committee of the Townstiip ofNeptune, County of Monmouth,and State of New Jersey as fol-lows:

1. The Mayor and TownshipClerk are hereby authorized anddirected to execute the attach-ed agreement with John Orosz,of an amount not to exceed$200,00.

2. This contract is awardedwithout competitive bidding as"Professional Service" underthe provisions of the Local Pub-lic Contract Law because it is arecognized profession licensedand regulated by the law and itis not possible to obtain com-petitive bids.

3. A copy of this resolutionshall be published in the Nep-tune Ocean Grove Times as re-quired bv t h e law within 10day of its passage.DATED: January 7. 1985—3 $14.04

and webelos 7:30 Thursday;pastor serves as Protestantchaplain at Jersey Shore Med-ical Center cancer counselingCenter, with Harry DeCampform 2 till 4 and cub pack 190meeting 7:30 Friday-

NOTICETownship of Neptune

NOTICE is herebv eive^ thafregular meetings of the Boardof Health of the Townshin ofNerrtune for the year 1985 beheld on the second Thursday ofeach month .-•+ 7;15 P.M. in thesecond floor meeting room No.270 Neotune Municipal Comnlex.25 Neotune Boulevard. Neotune.New Jersey, on the -followingdates:

February 14March 14April 11May 9June 13July 11August 8September 12October 10November 14December 12Januarv 9 1986. Re-organi-zation for 19?fi.

This notice is given in accord-ance with the requirements ofR.S. 10:4-18.•Dated: January 10 ,]985

—3 $8.0*5

NOTICETownship of Neptune

NOTICE is hereby given thatthe regular meetings of the

, iBoard of Architectural Reviewof the Townshin of Nentnne forthe vear 1985 be held the second Tuesdav of each month, ex-cept February, due to the holi,day. be held on the sernnri Mnn.day of the month ?\ 7:00 PMin the sp"nnd floor mfetinnroom No. 220. Nerrtnnp Munici-pal Comnlex. 25 Neptune Bottlevard. NeDtune. New Jersey, onthe followinp dates:

February 11March 12April 9May 14June 11July 9August 13September 10October 8November 12December 10January 14. 1986 Re-organiza-tion for 1986This notice is given in ac-

cordance with the requirementsof R.S. 10:4 18.Dated: January 8. 1985

WILLIAM P. GREENSecetary

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RESOLUTIONTownship of Neptune

WHEREAS, There exists a needfor legal services in connectionwith the action brought bv thethe P.B.A. regarding Police promotions; and,

WHEREAS, Funds for this pur.pose will be provided for thefirst three months of 1985 inthe 1985 Temporary Budget andfunds for the balance of 1983¥*j« be provided in the Budgetlor the year 1985 when finallyadopted, and the Treasurer hasso certified in writing; and.

WHEREAS, The Local PublicContract Law, (NJSA 40:111 etseq.), requires that the resolu-tion authorizing the awards ofcontracts for "Professional Ser

vices" without comppetitivebids must be publicly advertis.ed;

NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED On this 12th d a v ofJanuary, 1985, by the TownshipCommittee of the Township ofNeptune, County of Monmouthand State of New Jersey as fol-low:

1. The Mayor a n d TownshipClerk are herebv authorized anddirected to execute the attachedagreement with Gerald Dorf.

2. This contract is awardedwithout corroetitive bidd;ng as"Professional Service" under theprovisions of the Local PublicContract Law because it is arecoeni7ed Drofesion licensedand it is not nossjble to obtaincompetitive bids.

3. A copy of this resolutionshall be published in the Ocean

.Grove and Neptune Times asrequired bv Haw. wifhin ten flQ>days of its passage.

LAWRENCE M. LAWSON,Mayor

JOSEPH E. BENNETT,Township Cleric—3 $13.78

NOTICETownship of Neptune

NOTICE is herebv given thatthe underigned has applied tothe Board of Architectural Re-View of the Township of Nep-tune for a Demolition Permit,under the provisions of Section6 et seq. of Ordinance No. 1084.for the property known as 4Webb Avenue, Ocean Grove, NewJersey, Block 14. Lot 733.

Hearing will be held on thisapplication by the Board of Ar-chitectural Review of the Town-hip of NfOtune. in the BoardMeeting Room, second floor.Neptune Municipal Complex, 25Neptune Boulevard, on Tuesdav.January 29. at 7:30 p.m.. atwhich time all interested par-ties will be heard.

ANDREW J. WILSON. ESO-Attorney for ApplicantFrank H. Bridge6 Pitman AvenueOcean Grove. New JeTev

07756January 14 1985_ 3 $7.80

RESOLUTIONTownship of Neptune

WHEREAS, The members of.the Planning Board have author-ized the Zoning Officer to takeappropriate action under theprovisions of the Zoning Ordin-ance against Frederick P. Nie-mann for violating a waiver ofsite plan approval granted De-cember 28, 1983. for the prop-erty known as Block 34 Lots1544 and 1545; and

WHEREAS, the Zoning Officerhas signed a Summons againstthe applicant and has request-ed that the Planning Board At-torney represent him i n thismatter; and,

WHEREAS, Funds for this pur-pose wi'll be provided for thefirst three months of 1985 in the1985 Temporary Budget and.funds for the balance of 1985will be provided in the Budgetfor the year 1985 when finallyadopted and the Treasurer hasso certified in writing; and.

WHEREAS, The Local PublicContract Law. (NJSA 40.A 11-1et seq), requires that the reso-lution authorizing the award ofcontracts for "Professional Ser-vices" without competitive bidsmust be publicly advertised;

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED. On this 31st day ofDecember, 1984, by the Town-ship Committee of the Townshipof Neptune. County of Mon-mouth. and State of New Jerseyas follows:

1. The Mayor and TownshipClerk are herebv authorized anddirected to execute an agreement with Dennis Crawford foran amount not to exceed $500 -00.

2. This contract is awardedwithout competitive bidding as"Professional Service" under theprovisions of the Local PublicContract Law because it is arecognized profession licensedand regulated bv the law and itis not possible to obtain com-petitive bids.

3. A copy of this resolutionshall be published in the Neo-tune Ocean Grove Times as re-'quired by the law within 10days of its passage.Dated: December 31, 1984—3 $16.64

RESOLUTIONTownship of Neptune

WHEREAS. There is a need forthe installation of a new tele-phone system in the MunicipalComplex and the installation ofan upgraded communicationbjsvtem in) the Police Depart-ment: and:

WHEREAS The Township Com-mittee desires to engage a con-sultant in order to determinethe best equipment available;and,

WHEREAS, Funds for the service of said consultant are avail-able in Ordinance No. 1237,previously adopted bv t h eTownship Committee for the pur-chase of a communications sys-tem for the Police Departmentand an Ordinance to be adoptedbv the Township Committee providing for the purchase of a new.telephone svstem for the Mu-nicipal Complex and the Treas-urer has so certified in writing;.and,

WHEREAS. The Local PublicContract Law CNJSA 40:A 11-1 etseq). requires that the resolutionauthorizing the award of con-tracts for "Professional Serv-ices" without competitive bidsmust be publicly advertised:

NOW. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED. On this 31st riav ofDecember. 1984 bv the Town-ship Committee of the Town-sh;p of Neotune Countv ofMonmouth and State of NewJersev as follows:

1. The Mayor and TownshinClerk are herebv authorized anddirected to execute the attachedaprcement with Intertech Asso-ciates.

2. This contract is awardedwithout romoetit've rrddinp as'Professional Service" under thenrovivons nf the Local PublicContract law because it is arecpen'i7ed nrofess;on licensed-ind repu'nted bv the law and itis not rossible to obtain com-petitive bids.

3. A COPV of this resolutionshnll he published in the Neo-tune Ocean Grove Timps as renuired hv the law within 10davs of its r^s^'-'p.Dated: December 31, 1984—3 $16.33

35-97SHERIFF'S SALE

SUPERIOR COURTOF NEW JERSEY

CHANCERY DIVISIONMONMOUTH COUNTY 'Docket No. F 20*2-43

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OFNEW JERSEV, Plaintiff vs: JOHNHELTON Defendants

By virtue of a writ of executionm the above stated action to mednecled. I ahall expose for saleat public vendue, at tne CourtHouae in the Borough of Free-hold. County of Monmouth. Newjersey on Monday, the 11th dayot Fet) . 1985. at 2 o'clock. P Mprevailing time.

The property to be sold lalocated in the f ownahip of Hew-all County ot Monmouth, andState of New Jersey.

Premises is known as 8 NorthLongvlew Road '

Attorney's File «5719Tax Lot #52 Block #35.8ADimensions of t.ot: (Approx-

imately) 1OO' x 1 SO-Nearest Cross Street Bruns-

wick DriveThe approximate amount ot

the ludgment to ba satisfied bysale Is the sum of $63,943 00together with the costs of thissale

The Sheriff hereby reservesthe right to adjourn this salewithout further notice by publication.WILLIAM M LANZARO. Sheriff

Dated NOVEMBER 20. 1984EDWARD CaselATTORNEY

3S-MSHERIFF'S SALE

SUPERIOR COURTOF NEW JERSEY

CHANCERY DIVISIONMONMOUTH COUNTY

Docket No. F-714-S4FIDELITY UNION BANK, Plain-

tiff vs: CARLSON INDUSTRIES.INC Defendants

By virtue of a writ of executionIn the above stated action to medirected. I shall expose for saleat public vendue. at the CourtHouse In the Borough of Free-hold. County of Monmouth. NewJersey, on Monday, the 21st dayof January 1985. at 2 o'clock.P M prevailing time.

DESCRIPTIONALL that certain lot tract oi

parcel of land and premlsee,hereinafter particularly de-scribed, situate, lying and beingIn the Township of Howeli In theCount/ of Monmouth and Stateof New Jersey, known as Lot 22Cin B'ock 3 as shown on the taxmat of the Township of Howeli.Tract I

BEGINNING at a point In mawesterly line of Ramtown-Qreen-vil's Road, said point being dle-lani 542.00 feet on a course ofSouth 24 degrees 16 mlnuteewest from the northeast corner of* tract ot 27 75 acres conveyedby 8en|amln and Rose Peskln toMark and Mary Welagold bydeed dated March 27. 1942 andrecorded In the MonmouthCounty Clerk's Office In book1886 of deeds on page 339thence

(1) along the said westerly lineof Ramtown-Qreenvllle RoadSouth 24 degrees 18 mlnuteewest a distance of 165 82 feet toa point thence

(2) North 86 degrees 42minute* weet a distance o<3O8.5O feet to a point; thence

(3) North 24 degrees 18minutes east a distance of 188 48feet to a point, thence

(4) North 85 degrees 07minutes east a distance of 175.77feet to a point, thence:

(5) South It C<«S'9«» 19minutes west a dlatance oi120.71 feet to a point, thence;

(6) South 71 degrees 14minutes east a distance of 155 76feet to a point or place of Begin-ning.

Including a strip of Land 8 50feet In width adjacent to aaldwesterly line of Ramtown-Qreen-vllle Road dedicated to theTownship of Howeli for futureroadway purpose*

The aald premises are moreparticularly described. In ac-cordance with a survey made byAnderson Ballls 4 DenxlerAssoc , Inc. dated 11/30/79 aafollows

Beginning at a point In the newwesterly line of Ramtown Qreeo-vllle Road which said point ladistant the following twe courseafrom the Northeast corner of atract of 27 75 Acres conveyed byBenjamin & Rose Peskln to Mark4 Mary Welsgold by deed datedMarch 27. 1942 and recorded nBook 1686 of Deeds on page339

(a) Along the Westerly line ofRamtown Greenville Poad (exist-ing 33 foot R O W ) South 24degrees 18 minutes 00 secondsWest 542 feet to a point, thence

(b) North 71 degrees 14minutes 00 seconds West 9 itfeet to a monument in the newwesterly line of the RamtowrQreeviHe Road, the point andplace of beginning herein, andfrom said coi'-i funning tnence

(1) Along me IBW Westerly lineof Ramtown Greenville Road

South 24 degree? '* minutes 00seconds west '95 '0 feet to amonument, thence

12) Along the dividing ur>e be-tween lots 22 snd <?C Block 3as a^own on the Hcwell Town-i•' p Tax Map North 65 degreea12 .-tvnjtes 00 seconds West 300fee' ;o s monument, thence

i3i Contlnulnc along It s divid-ing line between iota 22 • ' d 28C.Block 3 aa anown on th« Tax•*ap. aforfiss'O, Nortf- 2*' earees 18 "nlp.jfes 00 ••roodsEast 165 87 feet to a monumentthence

(4) Continuing along the divid-ing line between lots 228 and22C Block 3 as shown on the TajiMap aforesaid. North 85 degree*07 minutes 00 seconds Eaa*176.13 feet to a monument in theWesterly line ot Lot 22B. block 3as shown on the Tax Mapaforesaid thence

(5) Along the dividing line be-tween lota 22B ana 22C. Block 3as shown on the Tax Map,aforesaid. South 24 degreea 18minutea 00 seconds Weat 120 71feet to a monument, thence

(fl) Along The dividing line be-tween lots 22B and 22C. Block 3

* as shown on the Tax Mapaforeaaid South 7< degreea 14minutea 00 seconds East 14665feet to a monument In the newwesterly line of the Ramtown-Qreenville Road, the point andplace of Beginning.TRACT II

BEGINNING at a monumentfound n the proposed easterlyline of Hemtown-GreenviMe Road(preeertiy a 33 foot right of way),which tald monument Is distant1847 9<> feet on a course of North25 dec'ees 53 minutes 44 sec-onds 6 sat from the Intersectionof the r 'oposed side line of Ram-town-Ceenvilie Road, aforeaaid.with th. Northerly line of WesternDrive ( >0 feat right of way), aald)point a so being a common cor-ner be ween landa now or for-merly f Carlaon Industries. Incand lar a now or formerly of Ken-neth C jbrovsky and from ealdpoint r >nnlng. thence

( I J continuing along theproposed easterly sideline ofRamtc wn-Qreenviile Road,aforeaaid, North 25 degraea S3minutea 44 seconds East 261 47feet to a monument set. thence

(2) running along the dividingline oe ween lota 5. 4A and SA.block .' . as shown on the HoweliTowns' Ip Tax Map South 77degree i 15 mlnutee 16 secondsEaat 7. 0 13 feet to an Iron pipeset. beng a common corner oflands cf Car-fr indutt' 'n meand no* or formerly T.h As-sociates, thence

<3) n nning along the dividingline b* *we«n lots 5A and 6-1.block 2. on the tax mapatorese d. also being the dividingline between lands now or for-merly i I Carlson induatrlea Inc.and T l i e Asaoclstes South 05degree 37 minutes 03 secondsWest 3 2.7 feet to a monumentfound, iald monument being acommo I corner of lota 8. 8A and8-1 on block 2 on the tax mapaforeea d. said monument alsobeing a common corner betweenlands now or formerly of CarlaonIndustries Inc . T M.C As-sociates and KennethDubrovaky. thence

(4) running along the dividingUna between lota 8 and 6A, block2 aa shown on the mapaforesaid, said dividing line alsobeing the dividing line betweenlands now or formerly of Carlsonindustries Inc snd KennethDubrovsky North 73 degrees 21minutes 45 seconds West 820 31feet to a point in the proposedeasterly line of Ramtown-Qreen-vllle Road, the point and place ofBEGINNING

The above daacriptlon is In ac-cordance with a survey made byRobert J. Bailia P.E. 4 L.S dateda/6/79 and recertified 11/16/79

KNOWN A4 Lot 8A. Block 2 on•*-.e tax map of the Township ofHoweli

The approximate amount ofthe judgment to be satisfied bysale Is the aum of $401,171 00together with the costa of thissale

The Sher'ff hereby reservesthe ngnt to adjourn this «a;ewithout further notice by publi-cation

WILLIAM M LANZARO. SheriffOctober 29 1984Crummy. Del Deo. Dolan aPurcetlAttorney*

52-3 $239.20

35-BBSHERIFF'S SALE

SUPERIOR COURTOF NEW JERSEY

CHANCERY DIVISIONMONMOUTH COUNTYDocket No. F-877-M

PENN FEDERAL SAVINGSBANK. Plaintiff va: THOMAS J.HENRY Defendant*

By virtue of a writ of executionIn the above stated action to medirected, I ahall expose for saleat public vendue. at the CourtHouse In the Borough of Free-hold, County of Monmouth. NewJersey, on Monday, the 21st dayof January. 1965, at 2 o'clock.P.M prevailing time.

AM the following trad or parcelof land and premises hereinafterparticularly described situate,lying and being in the Townshipof Hezlet. County of Monmouthand State cf New Jersey

BEINQ known and deaignatedaa Lot 458 In Block N. "Map ofSection 4. Fleetwood Park.Rarltan Township. Mor.mouthCounty. New Jersey made byCralo Flnnegan. Engineer andSurveyor. Betford. New Jeraey.dated Apm 29. 1956' and 'lied Inthe Office of the Clerk of Mon-mouth County on October 10.1958 aa Case No 55 and MapNo 26

This being a purchaae moneymortgage

Known as 15 Colby Lane. Hu-let. New Jersey

Known as Lot 466. Block N onthe Township of Huiet Tax Map

The approximate amount ofthe Judgment to be satisfied bysale is the sum of $26,916 00together with the costs of thissale.

Tne Sheriff hereby reeerveathe right to adjourn this salewithout further notice by publi-cation.WILLIAM M LANZARO. Sheriff

Dated NOVEMBER 14. 10*4ADAMS a ADUBATOATTORNEY

32 3 $59 28

OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, JANUARY 17 ,1985

TWO WEKKS IN HONG KONGMARJORIE BURMAN of Shark River Hills, Neptune, re.

cently returned from a two.week stay in HONG KONG, which in-cluded a trip into mainland China.

She reports, I was the guest of GLORIA and HAROLD HAR.RISON, summer residents of Ocean Grove, who are serving asshort-term missionaries with the Oriental Missionary Society.They have been there since October and will return to the Grove,in April.

•One of my impressions was the masses of people Youjust don't have your own place on the sidewafc. There are liter-ally thousands of store's, shops and sta-Hs selling Hong Kongand Chinese imported products all vying for your trade. Themajority of the people there h=we adopted western style dress.,especially the youn/? people with their jeans and sweaters- Theslickedback hairdo, pajamas and bl?ck slippers are seen onlyamong a few of the older generation.

About 25,000 people live in the area (all hi-rise apartments)where the HARRISONS are staying. It is called Telford Gardens,rn Kowloon Bay. The complex houses a shopping center on twolevels, where' you can buy just about anything you need. It in.eludes two small super-markets, a large fresh food market, a Mc-Donald's which is very popular with the young people, post office,book store, restaurants, western-type drug stores, clothingstores, beauty shops, theater, an Olympic size swimming poolwith tennis courts on the roof. There are small park-like settingswith playground equipment and fountains. All the area is keptexceptionally clean. The apartment dwellers are not allowed tokeep dogs or cats so in some homes they have substituted birdsas pets and on any given day enn be seen "walking" their birds,eage and all-

There is construction going on all over Hong Kong. Most twoor three.story buildings have been replaced with tall skyscrapers.

Public transportation is by bus, taxi or subway. The latteris called the M.T-R. and is clean, quiet and efficient — nograffiti.

Hong Kong is famous for its beautiful harbor. We rode theferry across from Kowloon to Hong Kong Island for about 6c'U.S. money) Ocean Terminal, where1 the pleasure cruise boatsdock, has beautiful, modern shops for the tourists' convenience.That area was especially beautiful at night with the mountainsin the background ?>nd the sparkle of the tights from the build-i-ngs and the boats.

The three of us took an escorted two-dav one night trip intomainland China. We stayed overnrt© ;n a modern, comfortablehotel in Canton, now called Guanzhou. Our tour guide was ayoung married woman of 29. She was both kind and coopera-tive. We were escorted to Dr. Sun Yat.sen Memorial Hall, whichseats 4,700 people, a beautiful building which is used for cul-tural programs. We visited an Ivory Factory where we watchedworkers doing very delicate carving with mostly hand tools alsovisited a Jade1 Factory which was a cooperative and we were toldthe owners are allowed to keep wh?t profit they make.

Our guide told us thart >Mao TseJtung made a serious mistakeby being responsibh for the Cultural Revolution, when he turnedyoung people loose on the streets to cause havoc and destruc-tion; schools, churches and all public buildings were closeddown for about 10 yrs- We could still see evidence of some ofthat destruction.

We also visited a Confucian Temple, much in need of re-pair, also a Pagoda Where we witnessed a couple of older peo.pie at worship.

We were taken to the State tourist shop, called the Friend-ship Store to brows* and shop. It abounded with ivory, jadeand cloisonne artifacts and jewelry.

Each person has his or her own bike, with a license plate.All cars belong to the State. Traffic on the streets was comprisedmostly of bicycles, cabs and buses, no traffic lights to speak of.In busy intersections, there were police directing traffic.

Just before our departure by train to Hong Kong we weretaken to the Commodities Fair Building where we made a few

additional nurchases. Twice a year for a week at a time merch-ants come from all parts of the world make purchases there.

It was 10 or 15 degrees colder in Canton than Hong Kong-The buildings are old—no construction going on that we couldsee.

It was an educational and rewarding trip and it's also grandto be back home-

Retrospect

» - B V Richard F. Gibbons

Auditorium Park once wasa little acre of floweringJAPANESE CHERRY TREES.

Each spring was a cele-bration as the floweringorientals erupted into thou-sands of blossoms. Centen-nial Park was a microcosmof the District of Columbia'srenowned mall and Reflect-ing Pond.

Trustee William E. "UncleBil l" Thomson and ManagerJoseph Thoma were respon-sible for the planting ofOcean Grove's cherry treesand had no trouble financ-ing the project. (Fifty YearsAgo in The Times a fewweeks ago.)

T i m e , adverse weather,roaming pets, and vandal-ism have taken their toll.

As of 1985, just ONE flow-ering cherry tree remains,and it looks infirm. Itslower limbs scrap-a t h eground.

Old Guard Notes

Bill Young at the saxaphnnctook the initiative during thepl'aying of the National Anthemat the last meeting of the Old

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Guard of the Shore Area, Inc.which was held at St. Paul'sU.M. Church in Ocean Groveon Thursday, Jan. lOh. GeorgeMeisenheimer led in the open-ing prayer. The theme was fel-lowship.

Director Ed Devonshire in-troduced a proposal that the.Old Guard do.^te $25.00 tothe St. Paul's Boy Scout troopfor the purchase of a new flag.Hank Meyer volunteered to as-sume the cost after the mem-bers voted to do so- GeorgeMeisenheimer, ohaimran ofthe nominating committee, re-commended the same officers.continue for another year withthe following added recom-mendaton: Joe Negle to be atrainee for the position of firstvice director and Walter Valen-tine to assist the secretary.

The attendance was reportedto be 32.

Harold La Penna read twohumorous stories submitted byRuss Snyder: "Common ColdHandicap" and "The BirthdayGift." Henry Wnltke told oftwo humorous experiences in-volving women's gloves. T h e•Melody Makers will resumepractice on Mondays in prepar-ation for spring programs. KenOuier indicated that programsfor spring months have beententatively arranged throughthe month of April.

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Think Summer. . . on pag- 127 128 129 of Daniel's Book''From five to six hundred pretty little crafts used tofloat at once on Wesley Lake during those far-backsummers. Most of them were more or less elaboratelyupholstered, with bright . colored! cushions a n drugs, striped awnings, flags, at night innumerablegay little paper lanterns in whimsical, broken rhythm's.So many were they, and so fanciful, that every day waslike a regatta, and every night a carnival- For therewere no electric lights, either, and in the surroundingdarkness the thousands of colored lanterns mads thelake like a bit of fairyland.Everyone went rowing then. And the boat business wasthe best-paying one in the place. One cent to crossthe lake and up or down, ten cents.Up near the head of the lake was a picturesque littleisland—"Fairy Island", connected with the shore fora time by a pretty rustic bridge—for the children itwas a whote fairy world, reached after many thrillingadventure's over a bounding main, and containing bur-ied: treasures of which one could speak but with "baitedbreath."

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 17 ,1985 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TMcS

DOWN

MEMORY

FIFTEEN YEARS AGO

(From the Jan. 2, 1970,Issue of The Times)

William Kienzlen, retiringpresident of the Neptune Reg-ular Republican Club, receiv-ed a plaque of appreciationfrom ne'wly.elected presidentGerald MoMaster. State Sen.Richard R. Stout was programspeaker.

The Rev. Dr. William R.Lancay of the MorristownMethodist Church was reelect-ed president of the board o.Ftrustees of the MethodistHomes of New Jersey.

Richard Gasner of the Un-excelled Fire' Co. was electedChief of the Neptune FireDept. and Howard L Smith,Jr. of the Washington Fire Co.,chief of the Ocean Grove dept.

Fern Adair Brauer, daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.Brauor of Neptune City andKevin Cole, son of Mr. andMrs. Russell H. Cole of Oce'anGrove were engaged to wed.

Abram G. Hopper J., son ofMs- Gladys Hopper of OceanGrove, was appointed managerof the Applied Mechanics Lab-oratory of Franklin InstituteResearch Labs. Philadelphia.

Basic sewer charges inOcean Grove were $65 for asingle family unit, $130 for 2-family, etc, $65 plus $6 perrenting room for guest housesand hotels.

A 7-room, 4_bedroom home,mostly furnished, was adver-tised for $15,000.

THE TIMES BY MAIL

$12.00 A YEAR

LANE

THIRTY YEARS AGO

(From the Jan. 7, 1955Issue of The Times)

Joseph A. Shafto was elect-ed chairman of the NeptuneTownship committee succeed-ing Charles S. Loveman, whodropped the leadership reinsbecause of ill health. Mr.Loveman, became head of theroads a n d sanitation depart-ment; Wesley B. Nagle fin-ance;; Hermn S. Johnson, po-lice' and Morris J. Woodring,welfare.

Dr. and Mrs. Howard F.Thompson of Freeport L.I-, andOcean Grove announced theengagement of their daughterBeryl Jean to Mr. Frank Ches-ter Owen of Long Island.

In the Salvation Army Cita-del, Asbury Park, Miss Nan-cy Tolson, daughter of Mr. &Mrs. Wm. M. Tolson of WestLiberty, Ky., became the brideof Mack Bailey, grandson ofMr. and Mrs. Geo. Pigueron, 44Embury Ave., Ocean Grove.

Stephen Thomas, their thirdson, was bom to Mr- and Mrs.Douglas 'Manley, Stamford,Conn., formerly of OceanGrove. Grandparents were Mr.and Mrs. Ray Manley, Old Cor.lies Ave., Neptune.

Diane Hewitson, 10 year oldNeptune City girl who had hedrecovered from polio, wascrowned Queen of the Marchof Dimes in Monmouth Coun-

Bing Crosby was playing in"White Christmas" at the Pal-ace Theatre, Bradley Beach.Other films slated were "TheBarefoot Contessa" with Hu-rnohrev Bopert and A •- -\ Ga".dner and "The Shanghai Sto-

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FIFTY YEARS AGO

(From the Jan. 4, 1935Issue of The Times)

Raymond R. Gracey was re-elected chairman of the Nep-tune Township municipalcommittee. Appointments in-cluded Arthur Pharo treasur-er; Elmer 0. Stevens, auditor;John White, road foreman; Jo-seph Lane, zoning board; Dr.Wiilliam A. Robinson, physi-cian; Richard W. Stout, attor-ney; Edward Hankins, consta-ble: Mrs. Clara Youmans, lib-rarian.

Health Officer William Stan-ley Applegate reported Nep-tune Township enjoyed theye'ar 1934 without a singlecase of diphtheria. There were72 cases of chicken pox, 48case's of measles and 30 casesof whooping cough.

Kathernie He'pbum wasstarring in "The Little Minist-er" at the Mayfair Theatre,Asbury Park.

The township reported atotal of 10 liquor consumptionlicenses were issued in Nep-

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tune. In addition there wasa club license for JumpingBrook Golf and Countrv Club.

Sara Williams daughter ofMr. & Mrs. Watkins Williams,entertained young classmatesat a New Year's Eve party —Joy MacClure. Doris Brophy.Janet Bowen, Phyllis Evans.Jean Austin. Marian Day.FranWIn Seger. Harold Rain,tar . Walter Evans. ElmerSmith. Edward HoM GeorgeCoder and Jack Whitworth.

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EIGHTY YEARS AGO

(From the Jan. 7, 1905.fssite of The Times)

Jacob Steirubach's depart-ment store in Long Branchwas destroyed in a $200,000fire.

The monument to Dr. E. H.Stokes which was to be placedon O:ean Pathway on a solidgranite base was being readiedby Paul W. Morris, noted scul-tor who also designed and ex-ecuted the beautiful figure-

head of the Navy's uattleshipOregon.

T. Frank Appleby was ree'.-ected president of th AsburyPark City Council.

Mr. & Mrs. D3vid B- Bar-ton of Bradley Beach celebrat-ed their 30th wedding anni-versary. Guests were Mr. andand Mrs. William A- Barton.Miss Minnie L. Barton, Mr. &Mrs. J. Clarence Barton, Char-les Barton. Bert Thompson.Mr. and Mrs. Coleman A.Gibbs, Lester Rogers. Miss Vi.ola Rogers, Stanley Rogers &Joseph Slocum-

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Gonzalez, an antiarmor wea-pons crew memiber with the5th Battalion, 187th Infantry,was previously assigned at Ft.Kobbe, Panama.

H° is 3 1982 graduate ofNeptune High School.

MARINE CPL JOSEPH M.DAVIS, son of James J- Davis,74 Sayer St., Neptune, has re-ported for duty with 2nd ForceService Support Group Camp•Lejeune', N. C

A J977 graduate of AsburyPark High School, AsburyPark, he joined the MarineCorps in October 1977.

AIRMAN JOHN H. WILLIS,son of Walter and Soni L- Wil-lis, 33 Shorebrook Circle,Neptune, has graduated fromAir Foce basic training atLackland Air Force Base, Tex.

Du'ing t h e six weeks oftraining the airman studied theAir Force mission, organiza-tion and customs and receivedspecial training in human rel-ations.

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He is a 1984 graduate ofNeptune Senior High School.

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NO JOB TOO URGE OR TOO SMALL!Lsrgttl Mtpmdtnl Auto fltpm ft Hon. Co.

EMIL'S

SED CARS BOUGHT& SOLD24 HOUR

TOWMG ttRVKE

CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK

1300 Corliaa Av«.. Naptun*

Phone 774-1439 24 HOUR SERVICE

SHAFTO'S GARAGE CORP.STORAGE - BATTERY TOWING SERVICE • REPAIRING

Corner Corlies Avenue and Main Street Neptune, N.J.

RE-INSPECTION CENTER —ROAD SERVICE

RAY POLAND AND SON'S INC.AUTO SERVICE CENTER

"Lifetime" guarantee on mufflersComplete Brake Work, Front Alignment. Electrical Work, Tires and

Batteries - Tune-Up Using Marquette Engine Analysers for New andOld Autos towing and road service.

S 0 U T H M A I N ST-0 C E A N G R 0 V E i N E P T U N E

CARPENTER — GENERAL CONTRACTORWhittier and Lashek,

BUILDERS - 7741805* * W SERVING OCEAN GROVE AND THE AREA SINCE I960

* NeNv Construction * 'Kitchens * Additions* Bath Rooms * Remodeling * Repairs

* Victorian Restorations

409 Monmouth Ave., Bradley Beach

Carpentry - Remodeling - Property Repair & Alterations

JOHN J. GASSNER & SONSFor clean fast quality workmanship at a reasonable cost

Free Estimates Est. 19471806 MONMOUTH ROAD, WALL, N. j .

681-1871 - 899-9357 - 223-8218GENERAL ROOFING CO. - 776-8249

"We're Not Perfect But We're Trying"• Shingle Roofing • Thermo Prime Window Inserti

• Hot Asphalt Roofing • G u t t e r * * JL e a d e r? _

w # Storm Windows & Door*• Carpentry Work Emergency & Insurance• Sheet Metal Work • Damage Reports & Repairs

Call 24 Hrs. a Day — FREE ESTIMATES

wIlShoJ»e at: 1408 V* Corlies Ave., Neptune

THE GORESBuilding & Remodeling Consultants

Roofing — Siding — Aluminum & Vinyl

Kitchens — Bathrooms — Additions-27 Years Experience

4 TREMONT DR. 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 775-7371SALES — VARIED SELECTION — SERVICE — INSTALLATION

39 Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean Grove, N. J. 07756

RADIO & TELEVISION — SALES & SERVICE

TELEVISION & APPLIANCE « 775-8062ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES

Coloi TV. St«eo . B&W TV . Alt Condition*™

69 HIGHWAY 35 • NEPTUNE CITY. N. J.

Interior Plaster Repairs Sidewalks - Steps

W. B. GRAY, JR., MASON - 449-8627MASONRY RESTORATIONS

1905 TlKon's Corner Road W a l , N j 0 7 7 1 9

WILLIAM GRAY - 776-5910Plastering and All Masonry Repairs

P. 0 , BOX # 1 , OCEAN GROVE

NEW CONSTRUCTION » ALL FORMS OF REPAIRS

Douglas Contractors OCEANEGROVE™I!TI.

Complete line of CARPENTRY andMASONRY WORK — 776-5730 or 776-5824

ELECTRICIAN

ADAMS ELECTRICWiring - Fixtures - Appliances - N.J. License 274

D. Darvin Adams, Jr. Dial 922-93101 VANADA DRIVE, NEPTUNE, N. J.

BROWN ELECTRIC CO. (201) 775-2913License No. 4731 • Residential & Commercial Wiring - Free Estimates24 Hr. Emergency Service 85 SYLVANIA AVE., NEPTUNE CITY

"*" INSURANCE

Linda A. Courter, InsuranceCnnmiltflTrt Prudential Insurance Company

Life, Annuities, Auto, Homeowners, Renters988-0937 9UQTES WITHOUT OBLIGATION 922-1161

UMOIFSINE SERVICE

R. J. I. LIMOUSINE - 982 4376Airport Transportation — Weddings — All Occasions

Competent, Careful, Insured Drivers

HOVTNG - STORAGE — PACKING

AGENTSALLIED

VAN LINES

A. G. ROGERSCO., INC.

MOVING AND STORAGE

931Call 775-2093ASBURY AVE.

ASBURY PARK

PAINTING — DECORATING

Barrett Painting Contractors988-8831Fully Insured

Interor-Exterlor — Ocean Grove References

PAPERHAN6ING SERVICES

JAMES BARRETT NEWMAN. Owner

118 Lake Ave., Ocean Grove, N. J.

GILLAN PAINTING SERVICEResidential Interior Exterior

775-8727 Fully InsuredQuality 1B the only real bargain

V I CUSTOM PAINTING &PAPERHANGING

RESTORATIONSSpecializing in Victorian Design &

Color Coordination. . . .Interior Decorator Services Available . • .

A Total Restoration Concept37 ABBOTT AVENUE - OCEAN GROVE, N. J.

7 7 4 0 1 0 7

PLUMBING and HEATINGResidential & Cornmercal - Formerly Frank J. Eckart-Free Estimates

Michael Quigley - 774-0656 or 223-8132PJO. BOX 116 9_ __ BRADLEY BEACH, N. J. 07728

The WM. R. HOGG COMPANY7Tnc.Plumbing - Heating - Air Conditioning

Contractors - Dial 775-3193"Serving The Shore Area S nee 1900"

FOURTH AVE. & & MEMORIAL DR. ASBURY PARK

PROFETTO & SON - 988-2288Plumbing and HeatingServing Ocean Grove & Neptune . . Residential &

Commercial . . Elecric Sewer Cleaning

Tel. 531-3393 N. J. State Master Plumber License No. 2668

NEIL G. ROZZAOil Heat Gas Heat

I"Shop on Wheels"

Water Heaters—Electric Sewer & DrainviceASBURY PARK, N. J.

Clean ng — Dependable Service

THURSDAY, JANUARY 17 ,1985 OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTL1*^ TIMES

Cult StudiesAt Redeemer

ministries of Redeemer Churchplease call 922.2599.

0

NEPTUNE — The congrega-tion of Redeemer LutheranChurch invites you to join inits weekly celebration of theHoly Eucharist, Sunday at10:30 a.m. Sunday ChurchSctidol Classes for all ages'meet at 9 a.m. Jerry Mohr isleading an informative adultstudy on various cults. Thisclass will continue throughFebruary 10th. IntercessoryPrayer is offered each Sundayatt 8:00 am- Prayer requestsmay be made by phoning theRectory at 922-2599.

The Choir will reherse Wed-ntsday at 7:30 p.m. The Amer-ican Lutheran Church Womenwill hold a work-day on Thurs-day at 10 a.m. The group isworking on a number of ser-vice aid mission projects.

For more information on the

Bowling

NORTH SHORE CHURCHBOWLING LEAGUE

Sandings Jan. 9, 1985Team Pts W IShoremen 53 38 13Moochake 47 33 18Bel- Pres. 37 29 22Bel Kiwanis 34 26 25Bel Meth. 33y2 261/o 24>/2Kadets 33 22 291st Meth. 3 i y 2 22V2 281/>Trinity 28 23 28ASb. Tower 26 20 28King Pins 17 12 36

200 GAMESBill Arneth Jr. 230C. Bocellato 222Fred Fleming 217Brad Eastman 212Roger Shepherd Sr. 212Bill Gregory 200

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PETE LaVANCE• Wheel Alignment

• Shocks and Mufflers

• Brave Service

• General Repairs

604 Highway 35Neptune - Dial 774-2442

Your Safety Is Our Business

ApachesHopisNavajosSiouxLenapesSeinolesDalawaresPawneesComanches 31 41

Games over 160 Millie Na-tale 204, 169; Valerie Gargui-lo 200; Pam Hamsen, 199;Sandy Ropel 197, 190, 174;Barbara Williams 196; EthelSlocum 188 169; Sue Phillips181; Helen Lane 175; Betty•McKnight 173; K i m Cochran173; Muriel Kelly 166; JackieCatley 165; Doris Sohaub 164;Debbie Curto 162; Gloria Isen-berg 161.Top 10 averages:Pam Hanse'n 152.50

Sandy Ropel 152.47

BuildingMaterials

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Appliances

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• Chicken Cacciatora, Mushrooms

• Steaks • Chops • Ala Carte

CLOSED TUESDAY - EXCEPT HOLIDAYS

MOM'S KITCHEN1129 — 5h AVE., NEPTUNE — Phone 775-4823

Take Out Orders — Freezer Size Pizza Specialties

Sue PhillipsEthel SlocumKim CochranBarbara MendelJoan EnnisPatti HuntValerie GarguiloMillie Natale

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Auxiliary MootsAt Mutual Aid

OCEAN GROVE—Last Thurs-day, the Ladies VFW Auxiliaryto Post 2233 met at t h eCommunity Room of MutualAid Savings.

The meeting was conductedby President Lucy Coon. Planswere made to attend District 6dinner dance to honor Outgo-ing Commander Ray Skinnerand President Karen Runyon.It will be held at the OfficersClub, Font Monmouth on Feb.23rd.

A bus trip is planned for•Portland, Maine, on June 3rdto 7th.

To be a member of the Aux-iliary any mother, wife, widow,sister, half sister, daughter,grandmother and grand-daughter is eligible. If inter-ested call membership chair-man Ouida Packard 7767245.

PUBLIC NOTICES

35-98SHERIFF'S SALE

SUPERIOR COURTOF NEW JERSEY

CHANCERY DIVISIONMONMOUTH COUNTYDocket No. F-2830-84

COMMERCIAL MORTGAGECOMPANY, Plaintiff vs. EDITY F.BARNES Defendants

By virtue of a writ of executionin the above stated action tome directed, I shall expose forsaile at public vendue. at theCourt House in the Borough ofFreehold, County of Monmouth,New Jersey, on Monday, the11th day of Feb. 1985, at 2 o'-clock, P.M. prevailing time.

The property to be sold is lo-cated in the City of AsburyPark in the County of Monmouthand State of New Jersev.

Premises is known as: 933Bangs Ave.

Tax Lot 4 1. Block #65Attorney's File #6002Dimensions of Lot: (Approxi-

mately) 50 x 73.50Nearest Cross Street: Langford

Street.The approximate amount of

the judgment to be satisfied bvsale is the sum of $17,725.00together with trie costs of thissale.

The Sheriff hereby reservesthe right to adjourn this salewithout further notice bv publication.

WILLIAM M. LANZARO.Sheriff

Dated NOVEMBER 20. 1984EDWARD CASELATTORNEY—3-6 $47.84

32 109SHERIFS'S SALE

SUPERIOR COURTOF NEW JERSEY

CHANCERY DIVISIONMONMOUTH COUNTY

Docket No. F-2459-82NEW JEREY MORTGAGE AND

INVESTMENT CORP., Plaintiffvs. JUNE SENA and 900 UN-ION AVENUE, INC.. a New Jersev corporation. Defendants

By virtue of the writ of execu-tion in the above stated actionto me directed. I shall exposefor sale at public vendue. at theCourt House in the Boroueh ofFreehold, Countv of Monmouth,New Jersev, on Monday, the11th day of Feb. 1985, at 2o'clock P.M. prevailing time.

All that tract or carcel of landand premises sktuate. lying andbeing in the Borough of AtlanticHighlands in the Countv of Monmouth and State of New Jersev.more particularly described asfollows:

BEGINNING at the intersectionformed bv the southerly line ofNavesink Avenue with the south-westerly line of Many Mind Av-neue from said point of the beginning running thence (1) alongthe southwesterly line of Many

Mind Avenue South 39 degrees19 minutes east 100 feet to ?.Doint: thence (?) south 90degrees 45 minues west 152.32feet to an iron pipe set in ManyMind Creek; thence f3^ beninnin"

again at the aforesaid beginningDoint running thence f l ) south50 degrees 45 minutest West131.85 feet to an iron pipe setin> Many Mind Creek thencesoutheasterly along and in thebed of Many Mind Creek 102feet more or less to the endingof the second course first abovedescribed.

Known and identified as Lot5 in Block 45 on the Official TaxMap of the Borough of AtlanticHighlands (1966).

Being commonly known as 7Many Mind Ave.. Atlantic High-lands, New jersev.

The approximate amount ofthe iudgment to be satisfied bvsale is he sum of $77,101.00 to-gether with the costs of thissale.

The Sheriff hereby reserves theright to adiourn this sale with-out further notice bv publica-tion.

WILLIAM M. LANZAROSheriff

Dated January 4. 1985Furst & LavinthaiAttorneys~ 3 ' 6 $73.84

NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OFLANDS AND HKtMISLS IN 1HE

IUWNSHIP Or NtPlUNt , INtHE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH

NOTICEi, is hereby given tnaton Monday, the twenty eiRhlhday of January, 1986. at 2 P.M..in the Township CommitteeMeeting Room, Neptune Munici-pal Complex, 25 Nqptune Foule-vard, Neptune, the Townsl. p otNeptune. County of Monmouth,will offer at public sale, to thehighest bidder, at a minimumsales price of Seven ThousandFive Hundred Dollars, $(7,500.).all the right title and interest ofthe said Township of Neptune,(acquired at a tax sale and theforeclosure of the Tax Title LienCertificate thereof), in and tothe following described landsand premies:

ALL That certain plot, piece, orparcel of ground known and designated as Block 432, Lots 15and 16, being a piece of vacantground with a frontage of 50feet on the west side of FultonPlace in Shark River Hills, withan average death of 114feet, upon the following +ermsand conditions:

1. Said lands a n d premisesare to be sold for the purposeof increasing the sjze of the ad-joining property.

2. No single or separate dwell-ing can be erected on this lotas a result of the purchaseof this land, and premises.

3. Twenty percent (20%) ofthe purchase money to be paidat the time the property isstruck off. If the money is notpaid at that time, the propertymay be put up apd resold im-mediately. The balance to bepaid within sixty days upon de-livery of a Bargain and SaleDeed.

4. Said lands a n d premisesare to be sold subject to all mu-nicipal, state, and federal ordi-nances, statutes and regulationsaffecting the use of the saidlands and premises, and subjectto the covenants, conditions, andrestrictions contained in priordeeds affecting said premises.

5. The purchaser shall be re-quired at the time of closing topay, as an additional purchaseprice, a sum equal to the a-mount of tax based on the lastassessed valuation from the firstof the month next after thedate of confirmation of the saleuntil the end of the year inwhich the closing takes place,(together with the sewer rentalfor said period), and also allTownship legal conveyancingfees. Any bidder who fails tocomplete his purchase will for-feit to the Township any de-posit paid.

6. The deed shail be conveyedsubject to the condition thatthe lot being acquired is to besubdivided (combined), with theadjoining lot owned bv the ourchaser into one parcel and as ofthe date of the deed, is to be .conidered one parcel for all pur-Doses including but not necessarilv limited to. real propertytaxes and present or future, general and'or special assessments.

After recording the deed fromNoptune Township to himself,the said purchaser is to execute

and record a second deed tohimself of both the newly acq-uired lot and the previouslyowned lot or lots thereby es-tablishing the subdivision as amatter of recdrd.

7. The sate of this nropertv issubiect to confirmation bv theTownship Committee who mayreject any or aH bids.DATED: January 10 1984

JOSEPH E. BENNETTTownship Clerk

— 3 4 $54 6^

NOTICEThe Regular Annual Meeting of

the Members of the Mutual AidSavings and Loan Association ofManasquan, New Jersev for theelection of Directors and for thetransaction of any other busi-iness that may properly comebefore the meeting will be heldat its office at the SoutheastCorner of Hwy. 71 and MainStreet, in the Boroueh of Mana-squan, State of New Jersev. onFriday, January 25. 1985, be-tween the hours of 7:00 P.M.and 7:45 P.M prevailing time—3 $4.42

NOTICE—BRADLEY BEAI.1BOARD OF EDUCATION

The Regular Meeting of theBradley Beach Board of Educa-tion for the month of Januarywill be held on Monday, Januarv21. 1985 at 7:30 P.M. in theSchool. Preceding the RegularMeeting, will be a WorkshopMeeting at 7:00 P.M. The Meet-ings are open to the Public.

LILLIAN GREENERBoard Secretary/BusinessManagerBradley Beach Board of

Education—3 + - 4 2

NOTICETownship of Neptune

NOTICE is hereby given thatthe regular meetings of theEnvironmental Commiission o fthe Township of Neptune for theyear 1985 be he'd on the secondWednesday of each month at8:00 P.M. in the second floormeeting room No. 220. NeotuneMunicipal Complex. 25 Neptun°.Boulevard, Neptune, New Jer-sey, on the following dates:

February 13March 13April 10May 8June 12July 10August 14September 11.October 9November 13December 11January 8, 1986 Re-organiza-

tion MeetingThis notice is giiven in accord-

ance with the requirements of.R.S. 10:4 18.

BARBARA INKELESSecretary

—3 $8.32

35-11?SUPERIOR COURTOF NEW JERSEY

CHANCERY DIVISIONMONMOUTH COUNTYDocket No. F 3961-84

FIRST ATLANTA MORTGAGECORPORATION, Plainliff vs.RAYMOND L. JACKSON. Defen-dants.

Bv virtue of a writ of execu.tion in the above stated actionto me directed. I shafl exposefor sale at public vendue, at theCourt House in the Borough >ofFreehold, Countv of Monmoutti,New Jersev. on Monday, the11th day of Feb., 1985. at 2o'clock P.M. prevailing time.

MUNICIPALITY: Township ofNeptune

COUNTY and STATE: Mon-mouth County STATE OF NEWJERSEY

STREET & STREET NO.: 329Green Lawn Place

TAX BLOCK & LOT BLOCK 9.LOT 2

DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 9545 X99.76 x 90.94 x 130.85

NEAREST CROSS STREET:Green Grove Rd.

The approximate amount ofthe iudgment to be satisfied bvsale is the sum of $59,060.00together with the costs of thissale.

The Sheriff hereby reservesthe right to adiourn this salewithout furher notice bv Dubti-cation.

WILLIAM M. LANZARO,Sheriff

Dated DECEMBER V3. 1984POWERS. JR ATTY.—3-6 $44.88

OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES THURSDAY, JANUARY 17 ,1985

ObituariesVICTOR CALANDRIELLONEPTUNE Services were

last Saturday in the Redeem-er Lutheran Church for Victor Calandriello, 55, whodied last Wednesday of aheart attack. Interment wasin Hamilton Cemetery.

Mr. Calandriello, who wasan active exempt memberof the Hamilton Fire Co. andcaptain of the Neptune FirePolice, had lived here since1950. He was a former res-ident of Tinton Falls wherehe was an exempt chief ofits fire department and a

• charter member of its firstaid squad.

He had been a securityguard and retired in 1981.He was. a member of theArmy Reserve and retiredas a master sergeant. Hewas a member of the Re-deemer Lutheran Church,here.

Mr. Calandriella is survi-ved by his wife, the formerDorothy Vanterhoef; t w osons, Wayne A., NeptuneCity, and James D., BrickTownship; three daughters,Linda A. Libby, Toms River;Sherry D. Pahlck, HowellTownship and Donna D. Granato. at home: his parents,Thomas and Mildred Calan-drella, hera; two sisters,Jeannette Calandrello, SantaAna, Calif., and Rose Ber-trand, Chicago, & 11 grand-children.

Francioni, Taylor & LopezFuneral Home, here, was incharge of arrangements.

IOLA MAE BUELLOCEAN GROVE — Word

has been received here ofthe death of Mrs. lola MaeBuell, 88, on Dec. 27 inModesto, Calif. She was aformer resident of OceanGrove and was the widow ofHoward M. Buell Sr., whodied in 1966 eight monthsafter the couple celebrated,their Golden Wedding anni-versary.

Mrs. Buell di-ad suddenlyof bronchial pneumonia. Aprivate funeral service washeld at Centenary U. M.Church in Modesto on Dec.30. Interment was in Holly,wood Memorial Park, Union,N. J., where her husband isburied.

She moved to Modesto inSeptember and was a mem-b e r of St. Paul's U. M.Church, here, Ocean GroveChapter O.E.S. and Daugh-ters of the American Revol-ution.

Surviving are three daugh-ters, lola Atcheson of SanFrancisco, Ruth Hume ofModesto and Betty Sol bergof Washington; a son. How-ard Buell Jr. of Pennsylvan-ia; a brother. William Spechtof Whiting; 17 grandchil-dren, and 20 great-grand-children.

TAYLOR andLOPEZ

F U N E R A L H O M E S

D. JOSEPH LOPEZ, MANAGERDirectors-Thomas W. Taylor, Jr.

Joseph Letora

7047th Ave., Asbury Park07712 775 0021

1200 10th Ave , Neptune07756 775-0028Established 1881

JOHN WESLEY CARMEROCEAN GROVF Word

has" been received here ofthe death Sunday of JohnWesley Carmer, 75, at hishome in Bonita Springs.Fla., where he has residedfor the past six years.

Mr. Carmer, a former resident of Wall Township, op-erated an engraving busi-ness in Ocean Grove formany years, first on LakeAve. at Lawrence Ave. andBoulevard, then on PilgrimPathway. He served theShore Area jewelers andsports trophy shops.

He was a member of theFarmingdale M e t h o d i s tChurch' and of Ocean Mas-onic Lodge.

Survivors are his wife, theformer Margarettha Yordt;a son, John W. Jr., Orlando,Fla.; a daughter, Mrs. Shar-on Schwarz), Farmingdale,.and a sister, Mrs. MildredPost, Neptune.

MRS. ZACH GANTOCEAN GROVE - - Services

were last Saturday for Mrs.Ada Gant, 76, of AsburyAve., who died last Thurs-day in Jersey Shore MedicalCenter. Interment was inMonmouth Memorial Park.

Mrs. Gant, whose husbandZach, died in 1971, wasborn in Germany, and hadresided here five years.

She is survived by twosons, Anthony J. Segni,Brooklyn, and Thomas W.Gant, Ocean Grove; a daugh.ter, Mrs. Helga Ketchum,Shrewsbury; three grand-children, and four great-grandchildren.

MRS. ALBERT F. MARSHOCEAN GROVE — Services

were last Saturday at theOcean Grove Memorial Homefor Mrs. Irma H. Marsh, 76.of 108 Abbott Ave., whodied last W e d n e s d a y athome. Interment w a s inGlendola Cemetery.

A resident of Ocean Grovemore than 25 years, shewas a retired secretary anda member of St. Paul's U.M.Church, here.

Her husband, Albert F.,died in 1979 and she issurvived by a stepson, Wil-liam R. Marsh, Neptune; astepdaughter, Betty Palaia,Ocean Twp.; two sisters.Mabel Shafto, Asbury Park,and Eleanor Megill, OceanGrove, and a niece, Cath-erine Elnes, Brockport, N.Y.

MRS. HARRY H.OBERHAUSER

MORRIS TWP. Serviceswere yesterday (Wed.) inthe M a d i s o n MemorialHome for Mrs. Vera E. Ob-erhauser, 75, who died Sun-

Farry MemorialHome

403 Third AvenueASBURY PARK, N. J.

775-0434

Ocean GroveMemorial Home

118 Man AvenueOCEAN GROVE, N. J.

7 7 5 - 0 4 3 5William P. Walton, III, Mr-

day at Morris Memorial Hospital after a brief illness.Interment was in Crest Hav-en Memorial Park, Clifton.

A resident of Neptune andOcean Grove for 26 yearsbefore moving to MorrisTwp. two years ago, she wasa department manager forW. T, Grant Co., NeptuneCity, for 14 years /beforeretiring 10 years ago. Herhusband, Harry H., died in1955.

She is survived ,by fourdaughters, Mrs. BarbaraBocchino, Morris Twp.; Mrs.Jean Henig, Neptune; Mrs.Ruth Cole, Oakhurst, a'ndMrs. Karen Jarmer Neptune;a son, Paul, of San Ramon,Calif.; eleven grandchildren,and two great-grandchildren.

MRS. ALBERT METZNEPTUNE CITY — Grave-

side services were Tuesdaymorning in Monmouth Me-morial Park for Mrs. Flor-ence Wilson Metz, 90, aresident here 30 years whodied last Saturday at thoJersey Shore Medical Cen-ter.

She was a former residentof Ocean Grove and is sur-vived by three sons, James,Neptune City, David V. andAlbert V.. Neptune; threegrandchildren, five great-grandchildren, and a great-great-granddaughter.

Her husband, Albert, diedin 1934.

MRS. ONSVILLE J.MOULTON

PITMAN — Mrs. Ellen G.Moulton, 90, widow of Dr.Onsville J. Moulton, super-intendent of Neptune Town-ship public schools formany years, died Sunday.

In recent years she resid-ed at the Methodist Home'sPitman Manor. She was aformer resident of OceanGrove and Neptune, later inWest Allenhurst. Her hus-band, who was recognized asa leading educator in NewJersey, died 20 years ago.

In 1958, Mrs. Moulton

1-KKEROSENE

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223-0951

LARRISONCOAL l> FUEL OIL

Highway 35 It 3rd Av*.

NEPTUNE CITY

774-5352Residence 77 Broadway

Ocean Grove 774-2590

was honored by the AsburyPark Woman's Club for her50-year membership in thestate Federation of Woman'sClubs.

She is survived by twodaughters, Marvin M. Buck.Waldobcro, Maine, and Eve-lyn M. Mues, Summit; threebrothers, Howard Glover,Hebron, Maine, and JamesGlover, South Pavis, Maine.

OCEAN GROVE

LocalsClifford Dielhenn, past pres-

ident of the Ocean Grove HomeOwners, and Mrs. Dietfienn arein Florida for the winter. Amaster baker, he has retiredfrom Delicious Orchards, ColtsNeck, where he was assistantproduction manager. Mr. Diel-henn. a native of England, hasbeen working in 'bakeries for50 years.

The Woman's Club of OceanGrove will meet in FellowshipHan of St. Paul's U.M. Churchait 1:30 PJM. Thursday, Jan.24. Mrs. Bea Lagaveen will

present some monologues.former Grover William G.

Kern, a teacher in the Rum-son-Fair Haven Regional HighSchool, is teachirig a courseto students preparing to taketheir scholastic aptitude tests.The sessions are held Satur-days, Feb. 8 through March16, at Brookdale College.

ti'bby Kroeze Steele, daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. MarirrusKroe/e, of Sea view Ave., has'been named to the Dean's List(for the firslt semester at Bry-an College, Dayton, Tenn. To.achieve the citation a studentmust have a cumulative gradepoint average of 3.50 out of apossible 4 0 .

Mr. and Mrs. Armand' Mc-Causland of New York Cfty, inrewening their subscription toThe Times, said they regrettednpt coming to The Grove onvacation this past year on ac-count of illness.

An Afeo Charm Party Will be•held next Saturday, Jan. 26,at 2 P.M. in Tempo. Hairdress-ers, 441/2 Main Ave. Everyonewelcome.

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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

OCEAN GROVE — First floor,two bedrooms, heat and hotwaer supplied; adults; no pets.Oall Sat. & Sun. 775-7634. —3

WINTER Rental. 3-room OceanGrove apt., furnished, availablenow to June 1. $350 month inculding all utilities. Call after 4P.M. 891-2025. 3-4*

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SEASONAL — Ful'lv Equippedrestaurant for lease in newlydecorated hotel in Ocean Grove,N.J. 60 paces from Boardwalk.Call (201) 774-4049 or (201)566-3523. —3tf

WANTED TO BUT

OCEAN GROVE — Super furn-ished 2-room efficiency for onevery cheerful, suitable for oneperson only. $275 rent includesall utilities. Ph. 988-9527.—3*

SERVICES

YOUR Little New York Dress.maker — alterations & completewardrobes, 37 years experience.CaH 9884755. —44h

OCEAN GROVE—We buy RealEstate. All cash to you. Send de-tails to R Huizenga. PO Box 387.Ocean Grove. NJ. 07756

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CASH PAID for Furniture &Household Roods. Will also cleanout houses. Call 528-664&

ROOMS FOR RENT

CARPENTRY — Cabinetwork.Decks. Free Estimates. Insured.Small Job Specialist. Call BobCrease, 6817427. —l-3*t f

OCEAN GROVE — Ladies On-ly. Open all year. 3 home cook-ed meals. Rooms with lav. orfull bath only. CaH 774-6350.

CARPENTRY. painting, oddjobs. Don Wood. 988-3762.-3*

PLASTER repairs a n d allpointing-up work inside. Wm.Gray, PO Box 1, Ocean Grove07756—Call 776-5910. 3 5*

HELP WANTED

WANTED — Someone to shov-el snow, cut grass and sweepup. Ocean Grove property. Call255.6177. —2

HOUSE FOR RENT

SECRETARY—typing and dic-tation required for local office—Contact PO Box 398, Ocean

Grove, N. J.07756 —3

ALOE CO. needs 3 T and S/T$60.00-$100. 3-4 hrs. No investor experience necessary. PVT/Group: skin, make up, color,anal. cust. earn Prod, consultTrip for 2. Call 774-9511. BvSat. for information. TempoHairdressers. — 3 *

OPEN HOUSE—Saturday, Jan.19, 13 PM at 134 CookmanAve.. O.G. Mint condition $77.-900. Arhur J. Dube Agencv.Inc. 988-8626. —3

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MEDICAL INSURANCE FORMSMedicare. Blue Cross. BlueShietld and other Insurance car-riers. We will collect for vou whatis due from your insurances.R.N. and accountant—14 yearsex. in medical field. Medical In.surance Forms Service 9221056. 922.1157 or 681 4221.

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ATTENTION LANDLORDS — At©iitnl specialists, we thoroughlyscreen prospective tenants beforeshowing your rental property, thenmake all arrangements with tenantsaccording to your wishes. Let ushelp you find the right tenant fast.Ocean Grove Realty. 774-7166.

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ALL LANDLORDS — When ourprofessional rental managers finde tenant for you, he has passed aCredit Check. References and con-tinued employment have been veri-fied. We don't just collect our brok-erage fee and forget you. If prob-lems develop, we will be here tohelp.AVON REALTY 988-8900

Arthur A. Dunham, Realtor4755. 31tf

MERCHANDISE FOR SALE

BALDWIN Electric Organ, 2Keyboard, $200.00; High RiserBed and New Cover, $50.00;Wrought Iron Dinette Set. $45.;Assorted Chairs, including An-timie Oak and Recliner/Rocker,ptc: Dressers. Bookcases;Books: Hand Tools, Bench Grin-ders. Garden Tools: Refrigerator;Kerosene Space Heater; ShooVacuum; many more items.Please call between 9 AM & 7PM—776-8255. — 3 *

FULL LFNGTH pastel MinkVo^t. S'ze 8-10 excellent condi-tion, reasonable. Call 531-3974.