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OCEAN GROVE TIMES AND

1973 Friends of Ocean Grove

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VOL. XCVIV NO. 19 NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1974 T E N C E N T S

Poppies, Parade, Installation Oft

OCEAN, GROVE — .Hanha&Cros* man Post 2233, V.F. W. .will meet at the Post home at 7:30 P;M. to­night (Thursday) and the Ladies Auxiliary will meet. at the same place

■ next Thursday, ■ May, 16 at 8 P.M. Plans will be made by both organi­zations forthe following events.

The sale of Buddy Poppies will he held from Saturday,: M^y. 18 through Memorial Day, Monday, May 27. All. members are urged to help in this drive, • as, the need bepomes greater from year to year. '

The -Memorial Day . parade will form on Lawrence Avenue at 10:00 A.M., leaving.at 10:30 and following the usual route; concluding at the Memorial in Auditorium Square, where the seirvice will follow at once. We need every member of the Post

. and Auxiliary. If you- are unable to - walk the route, plans will be made for

cars. The committee is . headed by Past Commander Charles Lambert, so contact him and. offer .your help.

We also hope the residents and vis­itors will turn out en masse to salute Old Glory as she is carried by.

Joint installation of officers will take place at the Post home on Thurs­day, May 30, at ,8:00 P.M., after which refreshments will be served. Be sure to come out and support the new slates of officers. , •

Friday, August 16, is the date for the Annual Summer Concert by the Ocean County String Band. The com­mittee needs all the help they can get, sol contact Past j Commander Richard Borden and offer your help in-whatever way you think you may do the most. good. Help is.needed for advertising solicitation and for ticket taking the bight of the show. Also spread the word among your friends and relatives .- let's pack, the house to the dobrslll ‘

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Studies In 'Austria

Library Display Of Photographyby Co-Ordinator Mrs. Ralph H unt,

Neptune A rea A rts AssociationNEPTUNE TWP. — The ex­

ceptional photography expertise of Emanuel and B arbara Sherman, owners!. of the Bobbi Studio, 193 W est Sylvania Ave.', N eptune City, will be on display in the P ine A rts Room o f the Neiptune Library for the m onth of May.

ERIC HEBBST, a sen io r at Union College, Schenectady, N.Y., is spending h is 10-week spring te rm in Vienna, Austria, a t th e A m erika Institu t, where he is improving his efficiency in th e German language and studying Germ an cnltnre. The son of Mr. and Mrs. F rederick W . H erbst, 24 Abbott A v e., Ocean Grove, E ric h a s an avid In te res t in music, has been a soloist jn th e Ocean Grove sum m er program a n d -with h is college chorus and enjoys the fam ed V ienna op­era , which he attends fo r the student price of 50 cents.

— * — ,First Child Born

BALTIMORE, Md. — Mr. and .M rs, Michael Kelly ,228 East Uni­versity Parkway, here , are the hap ­py parents of . th e ir first-born, a girl. Christen M arie weighed in at 7 pounds 9 ounces. Eagerly a- waiting the arrival home of h e r 6th grandchild was Mrs. E lsie John, of Ocean Grove, N. J ., who spent two w eeks,visiting with the new fam i­ly. T h e 'm ate rn a l g randfa ther, M r. Robert John, arrived h e r e last Thursday. Bob and Elsie are now back at home in the Grove. F irs t time grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kelly, of Point Pleasant, also visited with Christen and her paren ts. .•

CARD OF THANKS T h e g reat shower of prayers,

cards, good wishes, Pow ers and gifts m eant a g rea t deal to mo and I feel I am progressing. Thanks to a.* (Signed) K athryn

- nopper.‘ 'v- —MAMU'.E IN N B ikc Rentals. Onnn

Sats., May a n d 'Ju n e . —19-24

Mr. Emanuel S herm an '

Since our thoughts tu rn to w ed­dings th is tim e of year, th is ex­h ib it /will ibe very significant, as Mr. Sherman specializes in candle light, natural and diffused lighting affects tha t set an unusual mood in both - portraitu re and wedding pictures. W hen I dropped in a t the studio, i t was indeed a. pleasure to le t 'm y eyes w ander over the photos on display and absorb the various iechniues m entioned above, y. Delving in to the background of

Mr, S herm an-reveals th a t he has been "active' in photography fo r 27 years. He - attended the Suburban School of Photography and has been to sem inars -in professional photography given by Eastm an Ko­dak. Mr. Sherm an specializes in ch ild photography and received train ing in this field, under Jo ­seph Schneider, th e fam ed child photographer. . : , , .-X;'■ ■'

L ast year. Mr. Sherm an gave lec­tures on Creative W edding Photo­graphy at Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. T h is w ill be his second exhibit at the N eptune L i­b ra ry . I-.:'.*

Karen Alligood Feted At Shower

C a lliou i i -M i el o ch Wedding May 4

ASBURY PARK - Miss Martha Jean Calhoun, the daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. Charles B. Calhoun, 409 Couse Road, Neptune, became the bride of George- Edward "Mieloch last Saturday at the' Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Atonement, this place. The Reverend Walter F. Forker, Pas­tor, performed the double. ring early afternoon ceremony.

OCEAN GROVE — Many beBt wishes arid gifts were bestowed on Ms. K aren Alligood, th e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Alligood, H eck Avenue, a t a Bridal Shower given fo r h e r on May 4. Hostesses w ere Ms. Sandrea Levine and L in­da Alligood. - :;:V; v

The shower was held a t the home of Mrs. Ouida Packard, Ab­bott Ave., who presented a beau­t ifu l , wedding cake fo r th e occa­sion.- ; ,V "/■.-. „■ .i. 'i " . ' i ' ; .1,.

O ther guests in attendance w ere : D oris W eber, Faye & P a tty Edwards, Colleen O’Rourke, and baby Sean, B renda Brown, Alexis Haynes, all of Asbury Park; Ter­ry Letezia, Bradley Beach; H elen Bullock, F loreine Cunningham, M idred Krum, Rosemarie Lawlor, all of N eptune; Angie Tuzzio, Long Branch; Ruth Williams, Lyrin W illiams, N eptune City; G r a c e Jones; BriekTown; Terry Fleischm an, Eatontown; T e r r y Barriiim, Elberon; “Angel" Levi: nos, Shark River Hills; and F lo r­ence Catley, Nancy and Holly Howard, Norma- Wood, Emma and Peggy Fant, Mary Mockridge, Mary Woodward and Naomi Alligood, all of th e Grove.

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OCEAN GROVE — The Ocean Grove Taxpayers Association will hold, an open m eeting this S atur­day, a t 2 p.m. in Thornley Hall. The executive board will m eet at 1:30 P.M. All taxpayers in Ocean Grove are welcome and urged to attend this .m eeting, -

. ETHEL’S STATIONERY ; ••The Greeting Card Store”

OOP. Post Office. Orenr. Grovu —«d»

Mrs. George Edw ard Mieloch

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John -Mieloch, 122 Alameda Court, Shrewsbury.

The bride was given ift marriage by her father. Organist was Arthur Reines.

'Margaret Ann Calhoun, at home, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Gail Lee Calhoun, Spring Lake Heights, and ‘Kathleen Patricia Kelly, of Ocean Grove. Mich­elle Toscano, of Little Silver, was Flow- cr Girl. . :

Best man was Robert Mieloch, Lit­tle Silver. Ushers were Frank Mieloch, Little Silver, and Charles Albert Cal ,houn, Spring Lake Heights, brother of the bride. David Howard Calhoun waSj Ring Bearer. 1’;

The bride was graduated from Nep­tune High School and from St. Fran­cis School of Nursing, Tretnon. She is assistant Head Nurse at Freehold Area Hospital, Route 537, Freehold.

The bridegroom was graduated from Red Bank High School and Spring Garden College, Pa. He is now at­tending the State Police Academy at Sea Girt. He is a member of Kappa Sigma Kappa. Patrolman Mieloch is a member of the Shrewsbury Police force.

Following the ceremony, a'reception was held at Mike Doolan’s Motor Lodge, Spring Lake Heights. After a wedding trip to Florida, the couple will reside in Freehold. .

Good Behavior At Seals and Crofts

OCEAN GROVE — The venerable Auditorium overflowed with young modern music lovers Tuesday night. Searchlights pierced thfc sky to . show where Seals and Crofts were perform ing, courtesy of Producer Richard La cey and the Ocean Grove Camp Meet­ing Association.

■Every seat was taWn for this East Coast performance, with tickets rang­ing from $5.50 to . $7.50. Needless, to say, Seals & Crofts, the vocal and in- simmcnta) pair, were- a hit with their audience. The young audience also cheered the Camp Meeting Association for its first time sanction of this con­cert form popular with youth today.

‘The crowd was tyell-behaved,” said President George L. Hergesheimer of the Camp Meeting Association, On the question of future concerts, he noted that this ris a decision of the Associa­tion’s program, committee, headed by Rev; Harold D.. Flood. “I f' they ask •for my recommendation, I would say ‘Yes’.” .Mr. Hergesheimer added.

In approving this pre-season concert, the committee. • received a guarantee that the show would have “no sensu­ality in dress and no vulgarity in lyrics.”

84 Students In une Sr. Hi.

ring ConcertNeptiSp

Nearly $1,500 For Cancer Crusade' OCEAN GROVE — The American

Grove, for 1973 raised $1,435.26 and of this 40% goes to National for Re­search, \0 c/c to State and 50% re­mains in Monmouth County.

Volunteers call on residents to make it easy for them to . help bring the day closer, to the goal of a world free of caner. This year’s volunteers are — ■

Mrs. E. Temel, Mrs. Charlotte Supthen, Mrs. Helen Betz, Mrs; Ralph McLaughlin, Mrs. L, Michak, Miss Lucille Dunn, Mrs. Fred Antes, Mrs. O’Toole, Mrs. Gloriatriesinger, Mrs. George Ogden,' Mrs. Dorothy Cox, Mrs. Dorothy Rogers, Mrs.' Evelyn Wade, Mrs, Solveig Hagstrom, Mrs. Emma Devonshire, Mrs. Emily Re- hak, Sarah Tindle, Mrs. LeRoy Ward, Mrs:.J; S. Batdorf, Mrs. Donald Beld- ing, Mrs. Harvey Downing, Mrs. R. Cuttrell.

And, Mrs. Richard Brace, Miss Ann O'Reilly, Mrs. K. Delicti, Mrs. Mildred Davis, Mrs. Non Harries, Mrs. Wm. Zimmerman, Mrs. Jean Williamson, Mrs. Stewart Blanchard, Mrs. Rita De Young, Mr. John Heine- kin, Mrs. Mildred Hyde, Miss Flor­ence Cruikshank, Miss Lamvcrse, Mrs. Sudall, Mrs. C. Ludwig Occan Grove -Chairman, Dortha W. Shallcr. .

NEPTUNE TWP. — One hun­d red and eighty-four Neptune Senior High School students will jo in together Tuesday evening, May 14, at 8 P M . in the high school gymnasium to present the Annual Spring Concert.

The High School Chorus under the direction of Mr. Frank Peluso will include in th e ir portion of the program “I H e a r a Voice A- Prayin,” by Houston Bright; “A ft­e r Glow” by Claude Debussey as arranged by S tuart Churchill; and a novelty "Barefoot,”' b y ‘B ernier anti Brannum .

L arraine Coyne will be heard as soprano soloist iri “N ever Doubt I Love" by A rthur Frackenpohl.. Kathy Hvidding will perform the solo pdrtion of Milt Rogers a r­rangem ent of “Amazing Grace.”

Senior Kevin Fornino will con­duct the girls' chorus as they p er­form “I f I Loved You” from Car­ousel. ..v --> ,7 .

Chorus accompanists will include Gerald Folkes Kevin Fornino, K ar­en Niedenstein, and b a r re l Yan- none.'

The Concert Band’under the di­rection of Mr. David Shotwell will include in th e ir selections t h e m arch “Bandoiogy” by E ric Oster- lin-g; the O verture “Toulon" by G ilbert Pares as arranged by Chidester; “Isle Royale” by Lloyd Conley, “America the Beautiful” as arranged by Jam es P loyhar; and highlight from “Jesus Christ, Sup­ersta r” as arranged by Robert O’­Brien. ■

The F lute Section of the Band will be featured in Clare Grund- man’s “Flutation.”

The program is open to the pub­lic, tickets will b.e avallabe at the door and from participating students for a nom inal fee.

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Local ClubwomenHold Installation

NAGLE’S MAIN CENTRAL PHARMACY — Tel. 774-0204

All-year service. Drugs of quali­ty for prescriptions. S u n d r y items. Hours 8:30 A.M. to 7 P.M. Sat. ’til 6 P.M. Sun, 12-1 P.M. only. In an em ergency call 775-2084.-adv

■NEPTUNE — The N eptune Twp. W omen's Club held its installation d inner a t the Gables Inn ,.W ednes­day, M ay 1.

Mrs. Raymond. W arner, of Je r­sey Shore W omen's Club, installed the following officers: president, M rs.. Wilda Goldsberry; 1st vice pres., Mrs. Ann Patprrioster, Mrs. Doris E. Schaub; 2nd vice pres., Mrs. Anita F luhr; record, sec’y., Mrs. Muliel Kelly; T reasurer, and Mrs. Joan Dillion, Corresponding Secretary, -v

Others in attendace w ere: Mrs. K itty Caltagirone, Jean Dabler, Janet. Hendrickson, A m elia Kalin-' pwski, . Viola Matthews, Marion Mullin, Beatrice Shafer and Miss Josephine Sears.. .

Tlie W indward Shop, N orth End Boardwalk will be having a grand opening for the 1974 Season on Saturday, Mav 18. Help celcbratc with us. Stop in, w e a re having an all-day sale. . —19

Jacobson-Myers Nuptials April 27

ASBURY PARK —Miss Hilanne Dorothy Jacobson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H ilm ar L. Jacobson, 133 Main Ave., Ocedn Grove, was m arried April 27, to Carleton Rob­e r t M yers, Ocean Twps. a t Atone­m ent Church here. The Rev. W al­te r F. Forker, officiated.

Mrs. Carleton R. Myers

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carleton I. Myers, 139 W ashington A v e., Milltown, and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. R obert H arrison of Edison. ,

Miss Linnea Jacobson, the b ride’s sister, was m aid of honor. Bridesmaids w e r e Miss Patric ia Myers, Misk E lise Van Dyke, and Miss Jan Sylvester.

Roger Myers was his b ro th er’s best man. The ushers w ere Thom­as Dunlap, C h r i s Herman and William H arrison.

A reception was held at Mike Doolan’s, Spring Lake Hts.

The bride is a graduate of N ep­tune High School a n d M ontclair State College. She is an assistant buyer With Steinbach Co., AsburyP a r k /. V:,';-;’ - .'V;-

-Mr. Myers is a graduate of New Brunswick High School and Drex- el University. He is- an Associate D istrict Executive with the Mon­mouth Council of Bov Scouts.

A fter a trip to th e Poconos, the couple will reside in Ocean Twp.

PROCLAMATION -

WHEREAS, Government at any! level is successful only so long as-it is able to. meet the needs of the people; and, v ■

WHEREAS, In order to best serve the citizenry, municipal government must.be operated with efficiency and in an orderly fashion; and,

yVHEREAS, TTie * efficiency and order with which government carries out its. public functions could not exist without records and procedures; and, V\ : ‘-V--' . ;

WHEREAS, The Municipal Clerks are keepers of the records and work with these procedures each day; and,

WHEREAS, Without the Munici­pal Clerks* conscientious dedication to the duties of their office and to their town, municipal affairs would clearly end in chaos; :

NOW, THEREFORE, I, Joseph M. Pepe, Mayor of the Township of Nep­tune, do hereby proclaim the week of May 13 through May 17, 1974, as •MUNICIPAL CLERKS’ WEEK in the Township of Neptune and hereby commend all Municipal Clerks . for their outstanding dedication to • the municipality they represent.DATED this Seventh • day of May, 1974. - :V; .■

(Signed)JOSEPH M. PEPE.

•• ’.'Mayor - - ”=•"‘ — * ---------: ■

Y M C A Open House M ay 13-17

Town Saddened By Sudden Death Of Herman S. Johnson, Govt., Civic Leader

NEPTUNE TWP. - Funeral serv­ices were Monday afternoon in St. Paul’s Church, Ocean Grove, for Her­man S. Johnson, 74, municipal gov­ernment, and civic leader,, here, who died last Thursday in Hackettstown General Hospital. He had been strick­en at the State Fish Hatchery, there, where he was a frequent visitor.

'Mr. Johnson, a Neptune Township committeeman for 32 years, had head­ed the ipunicipality’s police and public safety department until this year's change of government. Law enforce­ment officials and fire and first aid men from Monmouth and Ocean coun­ties were part of the overflow crowd at St. Paul’s Church for the funeral. Included in the group were more than 20 police chiefs, the F.B.I. represen­tatives from the Red Bank office, the Monmouth County sheriff and prose­cutor and their staffs and members of the Provost Marshal Guild at Fort Monmouth.. Mr. Johnson had a lifelong interest in policemen, firemen; first aiders and sportsmen. He was a member and past president of the Neptune Sportsmen1 Club, president for over 30 years of the Wayside Rod and Gun Club, was a member of the N. J. State Fish and Game Council and a member and past president of the Monmouth County Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs. He was. past chief of the Liberty Fire Co., here. . ;'y \ _: v-'-' v-

Rev. Eugene W. Beutel, pastor, of Redeemer Lutheran Church, where Mr. Johnson was a member, officiated. The

Dedication Of Track & Stand

n erm an S. Johnson

servicc was conducted in St. Paul's Church because of its larger; sanctuai . V Neptune police were pallbearers and formed the honor guard. Interment was in Monmouth Memorial Park.

The township municipal offices were elosed Monday afternoon in respect for Mr. Johnson and so that members of the official, family and employees could attend the services.

•Mr. Johnson had served on the town­ship board of education and on the Neptune board of .fire commissioners. A lifelong machinist, he had retired as an industrial arts teacher in the township schools. He had instructed machinists in state and federal pro­grams, especially during World War 2.

He was a member of the Ocean Grove Masonic Lodge, of the Asbury Park Tall Cedars, of the Crescent Temple of the Shrine, of the Scottish Rite Valley of Trenton and of the Asbury Park Lodge of Elks.

A resident here at 104 HarrowNEPTUNE TWP.—Neptune Highj^>our lvas {}ie husband of the late

School dedicated its. rennovated track Bet,ha Stevens-who died in 1963 and at Summerfield Memorial Field Vcster-] js surv;vej by two daughters, Mrs. Bcr-day. The ceremony ptcccdcd Nep-; tha Gtookcu of- South Carolina andtune’s Shore Conference Class UAChampionship meet against Toms Riv­er South; .-h: ,v- . .J'■ ':'

Neptune, is presently operating 3 school v tracks' programs on its- hew track - Boys Varsity, Boys Freshman; and Girls Varsity. ■ These programs encompass over 160 young men and women of our school system,-. Participating, in the Track Dedica­

tion were Mr. Martin Kenny, Presi­dent of the Board of Education;, Mr.* t

Mrs. Margaret Sullivan, here; four grandchildren, and three great-grand­children.

Neptune Police Chief A. Leroy Ward, a long-time friend of Commis­sioner Johnson, assisted the family in fyneral arrangements, also noting that in Mr. Johnson's 30-year directorship of the Neptune police department, he saw it grow from 17 men up to its present strength of 65. He also was ,

, _ , . . instrumental in forming the police re-l o x ^ .C” wley: 1,5 the appointment ofBoard of Education; Dr V.J.W. Chns- 2fJ school and waj Icsponsib,etie, Superintendent of Schools; Mr. f first fema]e lice ds inKeith I. DeLuca, Principal, Neptune | Monmouth County.

Chief Ward commends the “splen­did job” the Ocean Grove police per­formed in traffic control and at the

High School; Mr. Ted M. Beal, Dir­ector of Athletics; Mr. Hank Nonnen-berg, Head Track Coach. At the sametime, we will dedicate. I . e . e " ™ 7 r^T* T

A . . * * • . 1 site'of the funeral at St. Paul s Church.A concession stand and storage area, ' , . . _ _nearing completion at the Sum m er-'"e h_as ^ ' j ^field Athletic Field in Neptune. It ^ Be,ac1’’ C.ty and Wallis a projcct undertaken by the Red Township police who manned all traf-and Black Booster Club of Neptune. > Jrom Ocean Grove to theThis organiration, newly re-formed Monmouth Memona! Park cemetcry.

ASBURY PARK — The Shore A rea YMCA N ursery Schools a t Asbury P ark and Long Branch will hold Open House the week of May 13th through the 1.7th between 9:3Q arid 11:30 A.M. In terested p ar­ents are invited to visit the schools while they are in session. Enroll­m ent, for Septem ber will also be held that week. Children between .the ages of three and five are elig­ible fo r' enrollm ent. Children are 'invited-along w ith the parents.

TOWNE COFFEE SHOPPEE GO Main Ave. opp. O.G. Post Ofc.

breakfast - lunch - dinner, fountain. Serving from 7:30 A.M. 774-167R.—tf

Holy Innocents PTAthree years ago, has worked hard in; coordination with members of the,Neptune Board of Education and .Neptune High School faculty to pro-J NEPTUNE — The Holy Inno- vide a permanent facility for serving cents PTA will have t h e i r last refreshments at athletic events taking PTA Meeting for this school year place at the Summerfield complex. | on May 22 with a mass beginning

The Red and Black Booster Club at 7:30 P.M. The Sisters o f Villa is donating this building to the Nep- Walsh will pdovide a program on tune Board of Education with the vocations. Mothers and Fathers of understanding that it may be used by all grades are invited to bring the Neptune Township Pop Warner their daughters.and Babe Ruth organizations, as well ^ __ _as by the NHS Student Council, and , " _the Booster Club itself. It is hoped} Bike T ou r M ay 12that this new concession will help each; / . .of these groups to provide even more LINCROFT A special 50- and better services to the Neptune "»le. bicycle tour of southeastern Township young people. Monmoiith County will be held

John Knickerbocker, building chair- May 12 sponsored by t h e Mon- man for the Red and Black Booster mouth Cn -V- Park SVst' m; Partlc- Club, worked closely with Joseph; Pan s meet at ,Sh3rk Riv2rCrowley, Athletic Chairman of the Park, Neptune Township, at 9; a.m. Bd. of Hduc.;'Ted Beal, NHS Athle- am d e p a rta t.9 :lo o n .a route that tic Director, and with Walter Arm- ™,U 'ndude Neptune, Wall and strong, Maurice Chicarcllo and John,Ho'v«n Townships. To register, at Zuidcma, on the original plans for I no charge, cyci,sts arc asked to caUt h e b u i l d i n g . H a d , o f t h e s e m e n , a l o n g ; 842-4000 and give name and. ad-witli other volunteers from the faculty, c ~:____________________________and the Township, generously give! CARD OF THANKStheir time and professional labor. In, The Occan Grove Businessmen, the near future, electrical work and Inc.. wish to thank the Old Guard painting will also be done l.v volun- 1 under the Icytershin of Rev. War-

. , , i r . v n c :r,'n Ch"rcliill, Hans Neilsen and, c „ " , . NIIS| Alwin Rutgers for their helD in

U ond Simp will provide lettering lor panting sidewalk benches in bus!- the building. ness a r e a . (Signed) James G. --------------------- -------- --------------- ' " -" ’''ortl. BcautifiValicn Comm.

PROTECT. YOUR .FAMILY | f .G. Businessmen. rr —19Monniiuth t'oun'y Blood Bank i . ___ _____

at the Fire House, Ocean Grove, I TAXI SERVICEMay 17th, 4 to 9 p.m. Give Bloo'’ n^c-ge A. Baust-Grnve City I.lverv

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P A C E T W OOCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES. TOWNSHIP OF .NEPTUNE. NEW JEB8EY THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1974

T he persons w hose nam es are. listed below have re- Mr?'& m rs? JacipLawrow sponded to the 11)73 Annual 'Giving Program — The N ow Mrs. Eleanor m . Lecoiiicr and F orever Fund. T he Ocean Grove Camp M eeting A ssocia- “ " 'i'iS .w m r c a Looming tion expresses to th ese persons m ost sincere thanks fo r th e ir £alL ic?}"! g if t s and in v ites each one to participate in the Annual G iving Ray Lewis' arc “ jCW 3 Program s now being launched. Over $30,000 has already been JJr. & Mrs. jaCmcs°TWLidd1e! Jrf received toward th e A nnual goal o f $250,000. W ill-you r . *Jii. Ada & u«b . * nam e be on the lis t n ex t year? Ednaroso Spfcrt"

In order to reach our goal in 1974 w e w ill need many HcicnnDtLonB more Annual givers and w e w ill need larger gifts! W ill you Mrs. wiuiam Low ery move up one share category in 1974? W ill you invite at least HJf; & cSrira Ludwig3 three other friends of Ocean Grove to give a share? H erhort LumV- Y our Annual g ift , added to thousands of o thers, w ill en- M rs. Eiialti. LySSs ' a'°“ '

sure th a t all m!*y receive the b lessings o f Ocean Grove, N ow Mlldred D. Maccausiandand F o rev er! Mr. Sc Mrs. Kenneth MacWhinney

C hecks should be drawn payable to Ocean G rove Camp mS m ^ ja S len M eetin g A ssociation . A ll g if ts are ta x deductible w ithin JJJ- £ JJ™’ nn,°tfie lim its o f Internal R evenue legislation . Mrs. Liuian Marra

O CEAN GROVE CAMP M EETING ASSO CIATIO N SiidredIMart,enUs53. P itm an A venue Mary l . & caroi>Ocean Grove, N . J . 07756 ,

M rs. A lice D. W Jersma .Mr. & M rs. A rth u r W. W lkanderE lizabeth S. WilliamsM r. Sc M rs. H erb ert C. W ilson ,M rs. E lizabeth WisemanM arie W lspeiweyMiss Evelyn WolfeMrs. Lucy-W olkenm uth

W omen’s C lub of O cean Grove Mr. & Mrs; L aw rence W oolman D oro thy R . W right H elen W right Mrs. Ray A. W right

M r. Sc M rs. A lbert G. Young

THOMSON SHARE ($26-^100)

THORNLEY SHARE ($1-825)M r. Sc M rs. K en n e th H . A bram s, S r.M r. Sc M rs. C harles T . A ckerm an, J r .M iss R u th M. A dam sM rs. M argaret AddisonD oro thy C . A hrensM rs; Edith A karm anM r. O tto H. A lbanesius, J r .M iss M arjorie T . A llenM rs. B abe tte A llgorM r. Sc M rs. A bner AlligoodM ayhugh P . AlligoodM rs. K atherine A ilingM r. 8c M rs. C. G eorge A lveyM r. Sc M rs. Louis V. A nastasiaM r. & M rs. D avid A ndersonMs. H elen S. A ndersonM rs. W. A ndrusM iss H azel A pplegateM r. E rn e st E. A rm brustM rs. T hom as A m o ttM rs. R u th A rvidsonM r. 8c M rs. W illiam M. Aaay ,A . M . A ustin M*s. A lm a R. A yres M urie l S . A yers

H elen A . B ake r S tella S. Balentine Rev. C larkson R . B anes Mvs. G eorge H. B a rk e r Miis. Mae L. Barlow

' M r. So M rs. M yron L . B arn h a rt M iss G race R . Basse M r. Sc M rs. H a rry R . B atk in M r. Sc M rs. G eorge B aust M rs. E ve lyn D . B each M rs. Alice Bean Elsie B ecker M rs. Evelyn B ehensky M rs. H ugh Bell M r. & M rs. W. T. Bell. J r . ^M r. Sc M rs. H arvey L . B ennethum M rs. A lexander B enne tt

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Mr. & Mrs. H ow anl Newkum et Mr. Sc Mrs. George Newman Miss A nna Nichols Mrs. A nna Nichols ' - Mr. & Mrs-. H ans B. N ielsen Miss M arie E . N ielsen Mr. C corge Nixon W ilhelm ina N orden Clara A . N utting

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J . Egner, Jr . QceM Grove Hom e Owners Assoc. Mrs. Jam es R. H arronMr. F re d e rick E llio tt Betsy E ngebre tsen Mr. & Mrs. H. F ra n k Englebart Mr. & Mrs. Edw ard W. E rnst Miss (Bessie E step ‘Mr. & Mrs. John W. EvansThe Rev. & Mrs. W alter EvansMr. & M rs. A lfred R. FairbankLena FaustEdw ard F. FehnelMr. & Mrs. R ichard FehnelMr. & Mrs. F red erick F einerJohn S. F ensterinacherMr. & Mrs.- W illiam FergusonDr. & M rs. Louis R. 'Ferraro .Mr. & Mrs. Jam es N. F e rrie r .Misses M ildred & H elen F e rrisMiss H es te r E . F ickenMr. & Mrs. R obert J . F ied ler

Mr. & Mr?. George A. Oldham Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. O’Toole

Laura S. P a rk e r Oakley M. P a rk e r Mr. & M rs. Richard P arseklan H. S. P atterson P atterson & Cooper Mrs. H arry R. Pearson M rs. Sarah S. P ennepacker

_C. A rth u r Pennington Miss E lva Peppier Mr. & M rs. R obert P e te rs Mr. & M rs. H arold E . P eterson Mr. & Mrs. R obert J . P fe il

Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. H artm ann Anonymous

Mr, & Mrs. Gustav Samsen..:!.M r. & Mrs. W illiam H. Sohlasm anMr. & Mrs. H om er SecorH ector A. Sinzheim erM aiy S. Sinzheim erMiss E dna B.. Skidm ore „ •F rederick P . SloatF rederick , B. Sm ithMrs. M ary A. M. Sm ithDr. & Mrs. E a rl StageMiss F rances L; S temMr. & Mrs. A ugust G. StollMr. & Mrs. Otto G. Stoll, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. R ichard R. Thomas Mrs. M. B. T ilton

Mr. Sc (Mrs. F rank M. Henson C. S. H erlist Mr. & Mrs. F rederick W. H erbst Mr. & M rs. G. L. H ergcsheim er Mrs. V irginia H ershey &

M rs. Hazel A. Mayr B ertha M. H irzel

Mrs. F. E arl VieleMiss L illian VonGlahnMr. & Mrs. W illiam W agnerMr. & Mrs. E dw ard M. W allaceJeane P . W altonMr. & Mrs. W illiam H. W altonMr. & M rs.. C harles E . W eaver

H istorical Society o f Ocean Grove Mr. & Mrs. W illiam R. W engerRev. & Mrs. J . Charles H ofer Mr. & M rs. Jam es Holden Mr. & Mrs. F rancis A. Holmes Mark J . H o ste tte r George Hucstls Mrs. C harles K aiser

Z : & m S : W i S r r p l e r d e o r t Mr. & Mrs. H& G. K nust

Tech S crv D pl-E . O range P ub L ib ra ry Mrs. Mabel F lrestine

DeVriesMrs. Tiitn DeYoung M rs. A rth u r Dobbs M r. & Mrs. C urw ln F . DoddMrs. Inez D oebler

• M r. 8c Mrs. E. F . D older M rs. Joseph D onnelly M argaret L. D onnelly Mrs. H. W. D orcm us M rs. Em ily D ottenvelchD r W. W. D otterw ejch. J r . -

• M r. Sc M rs. F red erick D ougherty P a u l D oughertyM rs. Louisa I. D redger M rs. R obert W. D rum m ond F lorence DufTy M rs. E leanor D um ke John B. 8c M arjorie E. D uncan

; M r. & M rs. R ay D unlap M r. Sc M rs. Jam es A. D urk in

Mrs. E lizabeth Tem el M rs. R u th W. I h le l Miss H elen Thom as M r. Sc M rs. W illiam Thom pson Miss B arbara Thorn ton Mrs. W arren E. T horpe S tew art F . T itus M r. & M rs. Jam es Todd M r. & M rs. A rth u r W. T orgerson Mr. 8c M rs. T ourian O nofrlo T ricarlco M lldred V anderhoof Jo h n M. V anderw yk E thel T. V anekMr. & M rs. Jacob V an Housen Rev. & M rs. David V onS dver Mr. 8c M rs. Joseph Vlsclto Ella R . V om Lehn Miss G race E. VonDreele Mrs. B arbara V onH lnken Corrie E. V otte ler

Mr. 8c M rs. A nthony P . W ade M r. F erd inand S. W agner Miss M ina Wallp. Mr* 'v fn to jn C. -Klelne

fe a s fe w r" ’.*- »•M a r 'in ’J j. K nn-rM amie K oche"bnrf»r M rs. M artha s . K oehler M r. R obert J . K oop Mr. M rs. M arvin K ram m c nev . & M rs. C larence K resge ■Marian L . K rcsee Mrs. M arie E . K uhlm ann M r. & M rs. Cllftord K unckel

Mr. & M rs. C E lm er Lachonauer .'E ileen M. LaG raneo • M lsi M .re a re t Lake

Ida B. Landenburg

Mr. & M rs. W illiam P . W alters Mr. & M rs. Joseph A. W alton Mr. St M rs. A. T. W anom aker D onald W anam aker D r. Se M rs. C. P ren tiss Wlard Mrs. E. W . W arfield M r. & M rs. H ow ard -Warfield, M r. 8c M rs. Jam es W . W atson Mrs. C atherine S. W eaver

• Miss D oris W ebber M r. & M rs. W illiam J . Wcgge M r. Sc M rs. R. H. W eldon M rs. F rances H. W estwood Anonymous

Tho F irs t German Meth. ChurchMrs. M argaret F layRev. & Mrs. C larence J . FoxMrs. E dith C. F razierM ajor & Mrs. Edwin J . F re ehMiss Alice F reem anMr. & Mrs. W illiam Friedm anMrs. H ester F roehligMr. & Mrs. B ernard C. G allantMr. Sc Mrs. LouiB GammonMr. Thomas H. GasqueMr. & Mrs. Donald R. GatesRev. & Mrs. P e te r G eitnerW. I. GillanM rs.'F lo rence GilimanMr. & M rs. N . John GirbauMr. & Mrs. Thomas A. GleasonMr. & M rs. G. GoeweyMr. Sc M rs. H arry W. GoodrichGrand A tlanticMr. Sc M rs. E rn est G randlehner- H arry P. G reenMr. & Mrs. Jack Raymond GreenMr. W illard M. GroffMr. G eorge E. G uldncrMr. & Mrs. Louis P . GuyerMr. G eorge A. H aasH r. Sc Mrs. W illiam A. HaaseMrs. E lsie S. HackMr. Sc M rs. R obe rt HampsonLottie Hanschka

Mrs. M argaret H. P igueron Miss D orothy P itten g cr Mrs. E lsie May P ittis Mr & Mrs. George C. Polhem us Mr. & Mrs. Newton F . Post Mrs. C. D. P o ttin ^cr Mr. & Mrs. R obert Purvis

Mr. Sc. Mrs. K enneth E . Q uier

Mrs. Em m a Radford

Mr. & M rs. E dw ard W erner Mrs. Reba P : W le le r t ' 'Mr. F ra n k L. W ilgusMr. Sc; Mrs. • Quentin J . W illiamsH om er W irthMr. & Mrs. G eorge W ithers Mr. & Mrs. A lbert N. Wood J. Russell Yocum . - r

EDDOWES SHARE (S250-S500)

Mrs. Em m a Ilafliora - M r. R obert H. HickiMisses Amelia & G ertrude R anle t Miss Ruth Hodgsoni f ! . . T . .n n A W n i n o r . . . . • •

Mr. Alvin E . Bills Dr. & M rs. Charles I. C arpenter Mr. Sc Mrs. Sam uel G. Cooper Josue Sc Lily K. Del Rio George A. Doolittle Mr. Sc M rs. Benjam in Helm, J r . Mr. Sc Mrs. Philip C. H err, H . . . . ™ Hicks

Miss Jean A. R einer Mrs. C hristine M. A. Reinsnuth Mr. Sc M rs. -Reginald R enery

Miss (Florence & V era Knight WUliaim T. K resgeMr. Sc M rs.-K eginaia nenery _ M r & M rs Frecj j . Lguterbach

Res. Coun. F ranc s Asbura' M anor Elizabeth H LitHeMr. & M rs. M artin Richards Miss Minnie B. R ittgers R. E . Robbins Mrs. E leanore W. Roberts Mrs. E lsie L. Robinson Sc Mr. Sc

Mrs. R. W oyshner Miss Lois A. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. (Bernard S. Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Jam es Rongettl Mr. & M rs. K enneth T . Roth Mrs. Joy Li Royar Miss M argarctte M. Ruch Mr. Howard F . Ruhle

Mrs. M argaret SaboEva M. SadlerMiss L ila M. . SadlerMr. Sc Mrs. Merton D. SammisM r. Sc Mrs. John K. S a re r

H elen A. L ittle Irv ing A. Lum Mr. Sc Mrs. Wm. H. MaoDade, J r.

. Miss M arion & M rs. M. M inerley Dr. & M rs. R obert McLean Ocean Grove A uditorium Choir Mr. Sc M rs. H enry H . P atterson Sam pler InnMr. & Mrs. R obert Skold Emily P: Spence Mr. Sc Mrs. E dgar G. Spitz D r. & Mrs. G eorge Stoll M rs. M ary A. S to tt •Rev. Sc Mrs. S tu a r t A. L. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Jam es W. T ru itt Mr. Sc Mrs. F re d U lm er Miss Laura M. W alker The E m m et T. W hite Fam ily Mrs. E th e l W agg Zim m erm an ,

STOKES SHARE ($501-81,000)Mrs. Viola O. Adelung Mrs. F rank Ives Bull Isabel H. Henson Mr. N orm an K lauder, Jr . J. M ark Odenwelder Pathw ay M arket

Sing-A-LongMr. Sc Mrs. H ow ard L. Smith S. W alter Stauffer F. E m ery Stevens Mrs. E rnest E. W allwork S arah Elizabeth Yeo

ANDRUS SHARE (Over $1,000)AnonymousRev. & M rs. Raymond E. Neff Ocean Grove Ladies Aux of th e • • A uditorium U shers Assoc.

Bessie M. RabkeThe George Ruck T rustMr. & Mrs. George K . SBngland

THURSDAY, MAY 8,1974 PAGE THREE

BOWLING nues, the Rev. John/-B. Kirby, Jr. will deliver a special' Mother's Day sermon,1 "The , Miracle and Promise o£ Parenthood.” This sermbn will be Mr. Kirby’s 20th in a. series of ser­mons from the book of Genesis.

At the 11 o’clock service, the Lit- tlest Angels and Wesley Choirs will sing "Climbing Jaconb's Ladder;" the Teen Choir will sing "The LordV, Prayer,”" by Sister Janet Mead;, and the Chancel Choir will sing "A Moth­er’s Prayer," by Ira C. Wilson. At both services, Jacqueline Bixier, the church organist, will play “Die Nobis Maria,” by Antonio de Cabcxon; and "Chorale: 'O Fairest Church ofChrist," by Hans Sachs.

Acolytes for die 11 o’clock service will be Patricia Boa and Victoria Boa; nursery care for pre-school children will also b<Lconducted at this service, under the leadership of Mrsy ,Fted: Stonebraker. Mrs. Edward Ellis will serve as liturgist for hte 9:30 A.M. service; Mrs. Stephen Ritter will serve at 11:00 A.M. The altar flowers will be in memory of Lizzie Stokes, given by her daughters, Irene and Bea. There will also be an arrangement "in memory of our mothers," given by A1 and Nellie. Mitchell. .

Church School will meet at 9:30 A.M., with classes for all ages from Nursery through Senior High.

Both the Junior and Senior Higlv United Methodist Youth Fellowships will meet at 7:00 P.M., at the church.

OCEAN GROVE BUSINESS- MEN’S BOWLING LEAGUE

Standings f f I< Pts.O.G. Home 68 31 94Sm ith’s I 57% 41% 75 Morawe’s 55 44 74%Campbell’s 56% 42% 73%Olds 1 50 49 667-Olds 2 50 49 67Cleaners 42 57 580 .6 . Flowers , 40 59 , 52Pathw ay 40 59 54 .Bonded .4 8 61 47%

T he race fo r "second placet goes into the .final week in the Ocean Grove Businessmen’s Lea­gue a fte r Monday n igh t’s tilts at Bradley Lanes. The O.G. Memorial Home, who sewed up. f irs t place two weeks ago, played th e p a rt df spoilers as th ey ; continued th e ir fine fow ling and knocked Camp­bell's B arbers from second to 4th place. Bill Smith led tlie Home in a four ppint win over th e Bar­bers as’he rolled' a 541 series on games of 181, 18.0, 180._ Neil Socha .was steady With his 528 on i80,"'178. Jim B ennett led Camp­bell’s with 528 on a 212 game. Sm ith’s H ardw are and Morawe’s Carpetbaggers split w ith 2 points caeh moving Sm ith’s .in to second place. Ken O rr paced the Smith’s effort with a 556 on a nice 216 game. Bob "Crelin, J r . , . was high fo r the Bagggrs w ith a 529 on a high of 195. The two Desiderio team s bumped h e a d s and No. 1 came out on top w ith 3 pts. Bill Mowery led No. 1 with a 532 on a pair of 182’s. These tw o - teams have 5th and 6th places sewed’ up as ne ither can move up in the re ­m aining gam es nor drop down. The Grove Cleaners took 3 points from Pathway M arket as Bill Mockridge put together 3 nice games and finished w ith a 558. B ill’s high game was a 210 follow­ed by 179. Dave Johnson aided with his 523. The OG. Flower and Gift Shop sw ept 4 points from Bonded TV thereby sealing Bond- ed‘s fate to last place. Jim Mc- Auslan had two fine gam es . fo r Bonded, 192 arid 191.

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Fifteen Years AgoPAGE FOUR THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1974

;Mr. and Mrs.. ;' M, . H . Gouldmg would celebrate their 73rd wedding anniversary May 13. They were former residents of Stockton Ave., • Ocean Grove. who had moved to Neto Hampshire. .

Servicemen whose letters to Uncle Bill Thomson were published that week were Lt. (J.G .) Walter S. Pro- pert Jr., USS. Y. M , S.; Pvt. Wm.F. -Hummel, Company F., 351 Inf.; Charles A. Jaqueth, S. 1/c. L.C.T. 1062, Grew; Girard Marshall, C /O Communications Office, San Francis­co; Ensign Kenneth M. Ulmer, U.S. N.Rv Cecil Field, Jacksonville, Fla., and Cpl., Arthur E. Blumenshine, Second Air Force, 73rd Bomb Wing., Colorado Springs, Colo. £ V -

Hansen comprised the committee.The Misses Ruth and Margaret A.

Sutton of Ocean Grove had purchased the Florida Hotel, Seventh Ave., As­bury Park.

Fred A. Smith was reelected presi­dent of the Eagle Fire Co., Ocean Grove, his 15th year in that office. Vice pres, was Lewis B. Howland; sec’y,-treas. and captain, Raymond R. Gracey; 2nd It., Wm. Lyons; trustee, Henry Chamberlain. , ■

Two hundred guests attended at East Orange, May 3; the marriage of Miss Ethel Margaret Slater of that place, and William Edwin Duncan of Ocean: Grove. The ceremony was performed at 8 PvM. at the home of the East Or­ange Woman’s Club by the Rev. D. John L. Paterson, pastor' of the Cen­tral Presbyterian Church ;of Orange. With her parents, Mr.' and Mrs. Alex­ander Slater, the bride had been a fre­quent visitor at Ocean Grove. Mr. Duncan was the son of Mrs. Margaret M. Duncan, 76H Embury Ave. H e was a graduate of the Neptune High School, and as an 'amateur actor he achieved considerable fame in the plays produced by the Neptune Alumni As* sociation. He was a member of Stokes Fire Co., and associated in business with the wholesale hosiery firm of Sut+ ton & Vandewater, New York City,

CFrom the May 8, 1959 issue of The Times)

Tlie..Tuesday Morning Housewives Bowling League ‘ .of; Neptune held a luncheon - at the Stagecoach Restau­rant. Trophies were presented to-first place teani, the Donuts, Helen Mcr Lain, captain; Lee Sturm, Evelyn Adams and Sally Kistler; 2nd pi. team, the Bluffers; - 3rd place - team, the Mothballs. High average, Ann Em- blcy; 2nd high average, Sally Kistler, 3rd high average, Evelyn Adams. High series, Helen McLain; 2nd high series, Martha Lewis; high game Ethel Pat­terson; most improved bowler, Willie Williamson.

“I came for a week, but stayedi 40 years,” Mary Deniiwey, veteran teach­er in the Bradley Park elementary school, told a host of 200* friends and associates at the testimonial dinner in her honor at Peterson's Restaurant. Mrs. Dempsey had announced her retirement, effective at the close of that school year. .

Ocean Grove Association, Kinsey N. Merritt of Elizabeth arid Ocean Grove, had been elected president of the New York Rotary Club. . • '. Helping Kenny Moog, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Moog, Oxford Way, Neptune, celebrate His 9th birthday were Dennis Dupuis, Jack Spaeth, George Raynor, Paul Johnson, Jimmy Hurry, Tommy Applegate, Paul Sav- oth and brother Roger. The . day in­cluded a luncheon, with games' after and a trip to the Neptune’ Bowling Alleys.

Keith McClain of Morrissey Rd., Shark River Hills, celebrated his 5th birthday with, a, party, at. his home.

an d N eptune T im esPublished T hursday T elephone 175-0007

"•/ WILLIAM T. KRESGE, Editor and Pub lisherPeggy Holl and Jean WUIlainson, Local E ditors

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TDE TIMES is on sale a t th e following new s s tands: Ooean Grove—E thel's S ta tionery and R uth ’s S ta tionery and Eddie’s M arket. 325 H eck Ave; A sbury P ark —Flo’s Luncheonette, 400 Cookm an Ave.; N ep tune—W arner D rug, A bbo tt’s Soda Shop. M uller’s D elicatessen. Colonial House. Jum ping B rook Deli, M ike & N ina's, G ables D rug, N ick’s S tore, C racker B arrel in -S hark R iver Hills; N eptune C ity—Tom m y’s; B radley Be a ch—M ary A nn Shop.

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Sharing the fun were Nancy and Glen •: Dunne, Barbara Clark, Linda and Johnny Ervin, Janette Calaway, Anthony Bubadias, Patty Ann and Pamela Brindley, Emily Seckle, Dale Beattie and Frank Rogers.

A third son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Frank .Rpgers, 413 Moore Rd., Shark River Hills on May 1. He was 'named Mark. - : 1 ••

Casey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Casey, of Drexel Park, Pa., and 68 Franklin Ave., Ocean Grove,. to Dr..Charles H . Brimfield, son of Mr. and . Mrs. William Weston Brimfield of Hammonton, took place April . 29 in the Drexel Hill Presbyterian! Church. The Rev. Arthur; R. Porter,] pastor, officiated. Slie was attended by Miss Margaret Lodge of New York as maid of honor and by Miss Jane C. Hicks of Baltimore, Md., as ■ brides­maid. Soloist was Arthur Abbott of Frankford and Ocean Grove.

Pfc. . Oscar Franklin Seger, 24, of 136 M ain . Ave., Oceari Grove, was with an anti-aircraft unit in North Africa. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ai Seger.. Philip N. Bergen, son of Mr. and

Mrs. R. C. Bergen, of Asbury Ave., and Edward B. Holl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Holl, 80 Mt. Zion Way, were two Grove men among the mid­shipmen commissioned ensigns at the U. S. Naval Reserve Midshipmen's School of Northwestern university, Chicagol

(From the May 9, 1924 issue of The Times)

Members of die local Tall. Cedars entertained their wives and lady friends with a banquet at the Marl­borough. Hotel, Asbury Park. George W . Hunt, Phineas Proctor, Edmond Hibler, Harry H. Jones, Clayton R. Shinn, John C. Worthley and Henry

AOE-fYOUTH f x - Oh* /> ro ft€ t ^JE -E R R Y Z A D

(From the May 12, 1944 issue of The Times)

Sons of Neptune had a dominant place on the republican ballot, for the primary election, May 16. They were Morris J., Wood ring, for. sheriff; Haydn Proctor, for state senator; J. Stanley Herbert,' for assembly; Herman Johnson i and Ross. Beck, for towndrip committee,,:ahd Alvin E.,Bills for as­sessor. ; ' • ' • ' , •• \

Pvt. Rose Ann Devlin, former resi­dent of Oceari Grove, had been as­signed to. a basic company at First Women's Army Corps Training Cen­ter, : Fort De? Moines, Iowa. A BT IB airplane had few secrets for P v t Devlin, for she literally, learned to take them apart and put them together again when she attended the army school for airplane mechanics'at Mer­cer Army Air Base, Calif, die previous year.

The marriage of Miss Miriam Jane

■ On at least two occasions these sketches of mine have helped Cupid along in his conniving work. I’ll tell of the more important one.

I sketched a soldier at the Stage Door Canteen in Wash­ington during the war and he sent the sketch to his girl friend. That picture made her decide to say “yes”.

He was a good looking boy, but had been eating food that caused his skin to break out with pimples and blemishes. Because of that she was undecided, but when she saw how he looked in my sketch without the skin irritations, she de­cided to become his mate.

Some years later, they paid me a visit in the store I worked and gave me a standing invitation to be their guest at the bar they ju3t bought near Washington. Drinks would be “on the house” any time I came.

Unfortunately, I lost the name and address.

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obtaining the home you have always w anted. R ight now we’r e down to precious Jew listings in single fam ily hom es. A t p re sen t th e dem and f a r exceeds available properties. W e still have th ree very, very good listings th a t we a re try in g to .fit to the right p a rty — you cottld be th a t party!

One a m ost charm ing 3 bedroom hom e with fireplace. Delightful location and o th e r fea tu res you would no t expect to se e in a home th is compact— $33,500; A nother a two bedroom and den cottage overlooking the lake —this one has a fireplace also. L ists a t $30,000.00.A compact, one bedroom bungalow w ith garage only523,500 (ow ner leaving sta te .) W o also hav e tw o executive hom es, one at, $45,000, th e o th e r $47,500. R e­m em ber yon’r e ju s t a phone call away. A ct now!

Near Auditorium - Five room cottage, o n e and % baths, front porch. Baser ment. Asking 23,000. Make offer.

son; telephone Mrs. Robert Polk; education, Mrs. H erbert A lexan­der; reservations. Miss Grace R ee­ves; safety, Mrs. Jam es McGrady; Centennial P lates, Mrs. Michael Villiapiano. [■'

Mrs. A lb e rt ' Schneider announc­ed Mrs. Edwin Moran ivas high sc o re r for the y ear in canasta and ■Mrs. Michael Pizza for bridge. Both were aw arded prizes.

Several past presidents a ttend ­ed and w ere p resen ted w ith pink carnations.

The tables w ere decorated with pink geranium centerpieces.

D inner arrangem ents w ere m ade by Mrs. R obert Calvert and Mrs. Robert McKnight, social chairmen.

T he presiden t announced t h e first board m eeting fo r the new y ea r would be held a t h e r home on May 24th. ,

Millerings’ 48th

OCEAN GROVE — Mr. and Mrs. F re d M illering, 65 A bbott Ave., w ere honored on th e ir £8th wed­ding anniversary on A pril 28 at a d inner a t the Olde F annlngdale H ouse ,, hosted by th e ir son and daughter-in-law , M r. and Mrs. W illiam L. M illering, Stonehurst Blvd.) Freehold.

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PA N H A N D LER Never thought I would see the day,W licn powerful Con-Ed would say,

"Life is no longer sublime,Brother, can you spare a dime?”

; ; .' " ' BRIDGE TABLE C H A T T E R . „■"Girls, here is a choice bit of Triple A gossip. Yesterday, while in the city, my neighbor, Jean saw her husband having luncheon with a real slick chick. How's, that for openers,”"Wow! JVtay, I'll bet the fur flew when he got home last night, right?” “Wrong, Agnes, wrong. Never sell a lawyer short. Get this, his opening address began, ‘My dearest Jean, before we go into Round 1, let me state for the record that the young lady causing this batde was merely interested in your pie crust. I told her it was always flalccy and never, mind you, never greasey. I also told her I was bananas over your chocolate cream pie.’ At that point both contestants went into a clinch followed by a long kiss-and-make-up period." “May, that Bill should.be dow n 'in W a s h in g to n , defending the Boys from W atergate."

^Fade-out, M usic) "Can She Bake A Cherry Pie, Billy Boy?”

■ D E F IN IT IO N O F T H E W EEKInflation: "The numbers racket with the deuces wild.”

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Mrs. H eyniger appointed the fol­lowing m em bers to h e r board: American home, Mrs.- Harold Kruse; a rts and crafts,' Mrs. H ar­ry H erberg ; C a r d s , Mrs. A lbert Schneider; civics and legislation, Mrs. J. V. Peluso; conservation and garden, Mrs. Gustav Grob; in ­ternational affairs, Mrs. Gus Vil- lipiano; fine arts,-.Mrs. Louis For- ino; civic im provem ent, Mrs. John W illiamson; historian, Mrs. Jam es G arrabrandt; parliam entarian , Miss H elen Schuman; pro ject, Mrs. W illiam Freed; publicity, Mrs. H ar­old Johnson; social, Mrs. J a m e s Sullivan and Mrs. W illiam Elber-

$16,000 — 5 room s and bath. Autom atic heat. B asem entHOTEL — F inest location. M odem Owner’s Apt., Most attrae-

' tive rooms. -,• ’GUEST HOUSE — near Ocean. Owner’s apartm ent, plus ef-

‘ ficienoies, and guest .rooms. Listed a t $40,000.BEAUTIFUL HOME, 7 rooms, 1% baths. Hardwood floors. A uto­

matic heat. F ine basem ent for recreation. Excellent condi-tion. $25,000. • :

HOUSE — 1st floor apartm ent plus 4 ren ting rooms on second floor. Autom atic heat. Basem ent $23,500.

O ther listings available in houses, Cottages and .business properties.

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TeL 774-1142 F o rm e rly lo ca ted a t 117 M ain A venae .

Club President For Third Term

WEST LONG BRANCH —Mrs. Cortland Heyniger, W all Town­ship, was installed as presiden t of Je rsey Shore Woman’s Club for h er th ird succesisve year l a s t Thursday evening.

O ther officers installed w ere: Mrs. Thomas O 'B rien, 1st vice presiden t; Mrs. Robert Calvert, cprresponding sec’y.; Mrs. W il­liam Guy, recording sec’y.; Mrs. S tuart Blanchard, treasu rer; Mrs. John Jones, financial sec’y.

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— Cooking in Front of Yonr Eyes —• Counter Service• Special Lunches & D inners, F a ir P rice• Some G reek Specialties• Charcoal B roiled Before Y our Eyes• Take Our Seryice on RequestN. KALLERGES, P rop. TeL 988-0335

Convenient location to beach, cen ter of town, private home in very good condition, three bedrooms, new h o t w ater oil heating system . •

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Good view oE ocean in fine res­iden tial s treet, living room, din­ing room, kitchen, powder room on the firs t floor. Two ef­ficiency , apartm ents a n d tvyo bedrooms, two. fjne porches, hot a ir oil heat •.

, .— $36,000 — : ,.; ‘S

Jennie MeyerAGENCY

REAL ESTATE 41 Yz Main Avenue Ocean Grove, N. J.

Tel. 774-3061

THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1974 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, AND NEPTUNE TIMES, TOWNSHIP OF JEEPTPNE, NEW JKBfiBY PAGE F1VK

O C E A N G R O V E

William Hannah, 92 Franklin Ave., Las been accepted into membership, of the Pi Sigma Beta Political Science Honor Society at Monmouth College, West Long Branch. Membership is awarded to students who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement in the field of Political Science. Bill is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Allen Han- nah.

During the past week Mrs. Carolyn Carpenter, Delaware Ave., a former WAVE, enjoyed a visit aboard Maine Maritime Academy’s training vessel

. "The State of Maine”. The 14,000 . ton, 9-deck ship docked briefly in

N ew York before continuing a . two- month cruise which will take its stu­dent crew as far as Russia. Mrs. Car penter was the guest of Lt. Roy Drake, professor of oceanography and chem istiy.'

' A t 1:15 PjM. today (Thursday) the regular meeting of The Woman's Club of Ocean Grove will be held at

. the dulb house. Annual reports will be presented. An in teas ting and nos­talgic program of "Horse and Buggy Music” will be presented by a group of professional artists from Buck Coun­ty directed by Mrs. Arthur Wells Jones...

Reservations for the annual lunch eon on May 23 of The Woman’s Ciul of Ocean Grove are still available to members only from Miss Buermann, 98&0082.

The Woman’s Club of Ocean Grove will be represented at the Newi Jersey State Federation Convention to

. be h d d in. Atlantic City, May 14-17 by Mrs. Ralph P. Hunt, Mrs. Maurice Weller, Miss Florence J. Carryl and Mrs. Edna A, . Ferguson. Alternates! are: Mrs. William H. Schlasman, Mrs. Joseph H . Blackley, Mrs. Arthur H . Dietz, Jr. and Mrs. Arnold E Ameson.

Bob and Roberta Grace and their daughters, Michele and Lisa, went "south’’ for a few days last weekend. They visited Washington, D.C. where they rode 'the Senators subway and toured the Capitol Building. On their way home, they spent a day with Ro-

. berta’s sister,’ Christine Kelly and her x family of Baltimore. There they 'at­

tended the Johns Hopkins Fair, which included the Emmett Kelly Jr. circus. T h e Graces thoroughly enjoyed their first vacation.

MEMORIAL CROSS

OCEAN GROVE — The 18- foot Memorial Cross on the fro n t of th e O c e a n Grove Auditorium wiU h e lighted the. week of May 11-18 in memory of Florence and George R o­che, by daughter,' - K athryn Pastori, th is place.

CL E M’ SBeauty Salon

89 Main Avenue . OCEAN GROVE

TeL 775-7161 S p e d o l l t ln r In

P e rm a n e n t W«Tin*

The Ladies Auxiliary to tne Ocean Grove First Aid Squad will meet in St. Paul’s United Methodist Church on Monday, May 13 at 1:30 P.M. The program will be presented by Miss Bonnie Ayers, soprano, of Ocean Grove. . • '

The Bancroft Circle will meet May, 21 (Tuesday) at 1:30 P.M at the home of Mrs. Irene Dredge, 66W Franklin Avenue, with Mrs. Helen! Noble as co-hostess. Mrs; Libby Hall is the leader.

Summer residents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Eeuwen, of Broadway, and Pros­pect Park, and Mr. and Mrs. C. Wig- field, of Clark Avenue, and Wayne, recendy returned from a delightful 10 day cruise aboard the, S. ,S. Ritterdam. Touring the islands of Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, St. Bartbclemy and Mat' tinique was an interesting and excit­ing experience, report the travelers.

Mrs. Robert Incson, a long-time sub­scriber to the TIMES, returned last Tuesday from Palm Beach, Florida, to her home at 520 Washington Avenue, Avon-by-the-Sea.

Miss Yolanda F. Costanzo, sub­scriber to the TIMES, called at the Times Office on Monday to renew her subscription to the paper. She and her sister, Miss Hilda Costanzo, were in the Grove for the weekend, opening up their summer home here,

Howard J. Tally, former long-time resident oE the Grove, writes the TIMES from Miami, Florida: “Dear Friends: Enclosed is amount for yearly subscription. Hearty congratulations and best wishes to you and all up your way. I look forward to your out­standing family paper. Keep up your excellent performance."

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“Everything for the Table”Cor. Pilgrim Pathway & Olin St. Phone 774-1749

OCEAN GROVE • STORE HOURS 8-5:30 P.M. • ,

WEEKEND SPECIALS MAY 10 & 11

PERDUE GRADE A — 4 LB. SIZE ______

ROASTING CHICKENS - - 65c lb.HORMEL — 3 LB. SIZE

CANNED HAM - - - $3.99 can

SMITHFIELD B ACON - - §1.15 lb.MONTCO

ICE CREAM - - - - 99c Vi gal.FLORIDA '

STRING BEANS - - - 39c lb.BANQUET - S OZ;

MINI MEALS - - * 3 pkgs. $1.00FRESH CUT MEATS, FRESH PRODUCE and

HOME MADE SALADS & CUSTARDS Deliveries Made Tues., Thurs. & Friday

COMINGEVENTS '■

*This Is a paid directory of events of non - p rofit organi­zations. R ate: 25 cents p e r line. Call 775-0007.

, The B arbara Heck Circle will m eet Monday, May 13th, 8:00 P.M. in the Parsonage, 103 Broadway.

ST. PAUL’S

MAY 20

OCEAN GROVE - At thc 10:45 A.M. Worship Service on Mother’s

T 1 . . ' l i t A - j o mi Day,. Rev. William R. McClellandLadies Aux. to 1st Aid, Bus T rip r ^ <Vto Flem ington Glass & Pottery. $6 ’Vl11 sp< on ? • I- r- DanReservations Mrs. . Coon 774-7926. .Yaffo, Director of Music, will have

—19 :'‘The Old Rugged-Cross” liy Bennard WEDNESDAY, MAY 22 as his prelude and "Carillon” by Ed-

Holy Innocents PTA last PTA mundson as his r«stlude The Chapel- m eeting this, school y ea r w ith a Celeste Choir will sing I Have Been Mass at 7:30 P.M. .The Sisters o f To The Mountaintop” by South* Villa W alsh w ill provide p rogram bridge; the Cherub Choif will sing on vocations, M others and Fathers Tt * < »of all grades are invited to b ring ^ Y nu - X • .-u i nth e ir daughters. —19 Chancel-Choir will, sing ' He Will

. ■ . •__________ •_____ ■ Keep" by Babbitt.~ ... • " ",l. : : - ' “ At the 7 P.M. Worship Hour Rev,

Forty-one members, of the Woman’s j olin Merwin will speak on . “Under-Club of Ocean Grove attended as a group, the services last Sunday evening at St. Paul's Church.

Myrtle and Ross Davis returned! from Pqfmetto, Fla., May 2, to again operate the Central Avenue House. In March they enjoyed a trip to New Orleans.. . v : ’: •/

Jean Badgley and Betty Baker, for-t merly of Holmdel, have recently pur-j chased Edgewater “Lodge, 90 Lake Ave., from Ruth Conrad. They are giv-| ing the property a “face-lifting", and will operate as a boarding house, year- round, catering to elderly women.-

"Dee” Holbein, 80 Broadway, was one of the winners at the Beacon Open recently held at, theTomahawk Golf and Country Club, Lincroft, where she is a member of t ie W.G.A. I t was a "shotgun playoff' (simultaneous starting from each tee) and points were won for each hole—one point each for: first on green, nearest to pin, and in the hole. There was an excellent turn­out with most of the W.G.A. mem­bers participating.

Mrs. Stanley Smith: of Embury Ave., has returned home from South Pasa­dena, Fla., where she spent the winter. She reports sh e . had a good winter, with wonderful weather, and she-had several get-togethers with .her friends| from the Grove who had been vaca­tioning there. However, “it's always a joy to get back with the family and friends in the Grove.”

standing the Cults".The Sunday School, Philathea, and

Men’s Bible Classes will meet at 9:30 A^M. and the Assembly Bible Class at 2 j30 P.M. There are no scheduled youth meetings for this Sunday due to the observance of Mother’s Day.

Grand Master

MALCOLM B. WERNIK of Met- uchen was elected April 25 and installed G rand Master of the Grand Lodge of the Most Ancient and Honorable Society of F ree and Accepted Masons for the State of New Jersey . H e succeeds Vernon Cornine of W est Caldwell. Mr. W eraik is secre tary treasu re r of W ernik Pharm acy & Surgical Sup-

, ply, Inc., M etuchen. He is a gradu-seven-week confinement following sur ,— T c t™

Mrs. Kathryn- Hopper, 31 New York Avenue, and writer for the Times, re­turned home last’ Wednesday after a

gery in Jersey Shore Medical Center and Booker .'Pavilion, Neptune. Kath­ryn feels she is progressing and all re­membrances helped in this!

Mrs. B. B. Wilgus, a long-time summer resident here at 121 Central Avenue, has arrived for another sea­son in the Grove. .During the winter months Mrs. Wilgus resides in Ridley Park, Pa. :';v .

Mr. and Mrs, Joseph D. Connelly, winter residents; of ,25 A Meadow- broolc Village, Jackson, during the win­ter months, are in. th e , Grove at I I I Franklin Avenue, for their 49th season!

May 13-May 17 . 9:30 - 11:30 A , t t

Open HouseShore Area YMCA

NURSERY SCHOOL GOO Main S tree t, A sbury P ark

Register 3-4-5 year olds fo r Septem ber E nrollm ent New Jersey S tate Approved

Dressings Made By Friendship Club

OCEAN GROVE — The F riend­ship Club of Ocean Grove Chapter 170 O.E.S. m et a t the home • of Mrs. Mildred Shaw, Monday. F if­teen mem bers w ere present._A le t­te r was read from Jennie Wilcox, who is- a shut in, th an k in g . the group for all kindnesses shown her.' Hostesses w ere Mrs. Muriel

Morawe, Beatrice' Ridner, Milli- cent Lind, H elen Schultz, and E m ­ma Devonshire.

The blind p ig was won by Mrs. Beatrice Ridner and Gladys Mil- lering. O ther prizes w ere awarded to Gladys MlUering, Emm a Deven- shire, Edna Swank, and M ildred Shaw.

Others in attendance w ere Mrs. F lorence Dwyer, Jean M arshall, Ada • M yers,. Doris Schaub, Eliza­beth Jones, and Misses Mary My- strik and E thel Monahan. 27 Can­cer dressings were m ade by t h e g ro u p .; ■

The next m eeting will, be held at the home of M argaret Santon, June 3.

Evening Circles Have Covered'Dish

Organ Recital Mother's Day

ASBURY PARK - Beatrice.Shafer, 128 Glark Avenue, Occan Gmve, will be one of the performers at a Joint Recital at Trinity Episcopal Chutch, Grand and Asbury Avenues, this place, Sunday (Mother's ■ £jay) at 5 P.M. The Recital is under the auspices of the American Guild of Organists. Other performers will be Mr. Larry Salvatore, organist at Trinity, and Ohris Casino of Marlboro. Ms. Shafer is organist at St. Mary’s-By-The-Sea, Point Pleasant. The .public is invited to attend the Recital.

OCEAN GROVE — The six eve­ning circes o f St. Paul’s Church held a combined covered dish sup­per last Wednesday night in the Junior room of the church. Circles represen ted w ere Clara Swain, M aty M argaret Bugby, B arbara Heek, Elizabeth Strow, Susannah W esley and Lucia Grieve.

Following supper, a F riendship Circle was formed, and spontane­ous question and answer session enjoyed.

Attending were Mrs. C arl J. Meyer, Mrs. Thomas L. Case, Mrs. A. LeRoy W ard, Mrs. Jan ice Flay, Miss Mary Jane Schwartz, Mrs. Wm. R. McClelland, Mrs. C h r i s Peterson, M r s . . A llan M orrison, Miss Grace Rusch, Gladys E m er­son, Bernice Stockenburg, Char­lotte L. Myers, Bertha Carlisle.

Corinne E nglehart, Adeline Shannon, Ruth M. A m eson, Mina Morrison, Mrs. E m a .McKellar, Jean M. Kelshaw, Roberta Grace, Mary Woodward, Jodi Young, Bet­te B. Meeks, Norma Lees, S u e Ward, Bobbie M itchell, H elen Stocum.

Mrs. W. T. Bell, Jr., Mrs. E. Faber, M rs . H. Marks, Frances S tern , D ottle Cuttrell, Mrs. L. T. Moses, Ruth L. Schwartz Edna F e r ­guson, Lucille; Crawford, N an H ar­ries ,. Estella Wegge, G ertrude Stoll and E the l S. Hemphill.

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St. Paul’s ChoirFetes Mrs. Barnes

High School Musical

.ASBURY PARK — Asbury Park High School presents its spring musi­cal "The Pajama Game" Friday and Saturday,' May 17 and 18, at 8:15 P.M. in the High School Auditorium. Tickets may be purchased tit the door.

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GLEN'DOLA — Mr. and Mrs. Herm an Brown, th is place, w ere hosts, Thursday last, to the Senior Choir of St. Paul’s Church OceanGrove.

The party honored Mrs. Ada

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Z4-HT8. D ally Includ ing Sunday

Barnes, choir soloist, who is leav­ing with her husband, Sgt. B. B ar­nes and family, fo r h is ' three-year tour of duty in Berlin, W est Ger­many. ,

'Mrs. Barnes was p resen ted with a gold cross from the choir, and all p resent wished them G o d ­speed and a safe return .

Others attending w ere M inister of 'Music, Dr. Dan Yaffa, assist­ant, Miss Linda Shadel, Mrs. Ma­bel Alleman, F rank Clark, Cliff Cole, Mrs. Evelyn. Crane, Mr s . Olive Crook, Mrs. Carol Deuchar, Dick and E laine Furbeck, Mrs.. Ja n e t H endrickson Miss M yrtle Kroeger, Mrs. Blanche Marks, J . Norm an MacClay, WiUiamina Mor­rison, Dorothy N ixon Kenneth Orr, Emily and Emil Rehak, Mar­ion Tilson and Mrs. Phyllis Down­ing...... "• ... •'. .

Commerford 3rd In Wall Feature

by Dave Mitchell WALL TWP. -— Gil H earne of

W rightstown, made it five in a row a t W all Stadium last Saturday night. H earne, who won th e last four fea tu re events for modified

stock cars last y ear opened the sea­son by beating a s te lla r field of. chauffeurs. Tom Com m erford of N eptune, had his best finish in quite a while by finishing th ird with a strong driving perform ance. •

Steve Munn, also of Neptune, had his modified debut spoiled by mechanical problems bu t w ill be looking to challenge next w eek a- long w ith John Luhrs. Saturday’s action will include features, f o r modified s t o c k cars, lim ited sportsm an, and modern stock cars.

Action in the first heat race on the high , banked one third of a mile asphalt track gets underw ay a t 7. Gates will open a t 5:30 and practice begins at 6:00. . ; ' -

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T im es” N O T LATER THAN 3 PJtL Tuesday o f each w eek .

CLASSIFIED AD RATES • Telephone 775-000725 w ord s or less. If p aid In cash a t t im e o f Intsertion fl.2 325 w ords o r less, If ch arged ........ $1.60 p er w e e kA d d ition a l W ords A BO V E 20 ___ !---------------------- T h ree C ents p er W ord

For u se o f T im es B o x N u m ber, th ere is a 15-oent w e e k ly charge for rep lies to be p ick ed up a t office, or a 23-oent w e e k ly charge to r re ­p lie s to b e m a iled to you .

T h ere 1a a 15-cent charge p er lin e for ea ch lin e Indented, cap ita lized or In b old face.

C op y m ailed In, g iv en to a rep resen ta tiv e or brou gh t to o ffic e , p er­so n a lly m ust be accom pan ied b y cash or stam p s to cover c o s t C o p y a ccep ted o v er p hon e a s a cou rtesy a n d co n v en ien ce to custom ers. B ills d u e im m ed ia te ly u p on p resen tation .

A PA RTM EN TS F O B B E N T

OCEAN GROVE — C en ter o f tow n yearly , adu lts only, no pets; lease. U n­furn ished, m odem , 2% room s $150 m onthly, refrige ra to r, range, h ea t and w ate r Included. Security requ ired . Call 774-5496 or 774-4132. . -17-20*

SUNNY CORNER — Im m aculate, r e ­decorated , th ree room s, 2 n d floor, porch, ti le ba th , storage plus. Business w om an o r te ach e r p referred . Quiet. R eferences, security , available M ay 1, 775-4686; a fte r 6 fo r appointm ent.

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H otel A lbatross, 775-2085.

OCEAN GROVE — Lovely 3 room fu rn ished apartm en t, p riva te en trance an d porch , convenient location, adults only ; no pets, all u tilities included. Call 774-6830. . —18-10*

OCEAN GROVE — * Two and one ha lf room a p t , furn ished , all utilities. P rivate en trances » la rge porch. . S u it­able fo r one o r tw o adults. M ay 31 ’til L abor D ay. References. W rite P.O. Box 491, Ocean Grove, . f—19*

FINEST — 2-bedroom apartm ent, Ocean G rove, 3rd fl., all modern^ $175 m onth p lus electric. Call Miss L arkin , 775-0563 M onday th ru F riday , 8:30 to 5. —10-21

PLEASANT 4-room f i r s t floor ap a rt­m ent, re frige ra to r and stove furn ished. S in g le , adu lt preferred . Low price to r igh t person. W rite Holland, Box 91, Reading. Conn. 06875. . —rlDtf

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CASH IMMEDIATELYW e pu rch ase e n tire co n ten ts o'

h om es, e s ta te s or in d iv id u a l Item i F ine fu rn itu re, pa in tin gs. brOnzes, or­ien tal rugs, tapestries. T iffa n y g lasf ster lin g s ilv er . Jew elrv. C h in ese ' art etc. FRIEDM AN GALLERIES. 120 Malr S t., O cean G rove. 774-3143 ev es.—l-7St«

WANTED—A ntiques, fu rn itu re , brifr a -b ra c ,, paintings, bronzes, and rugf A bram s, 11th and R ailroad A ves., N ep­tune. Tel. 774-5900 —40*

WANTED—Toy electric tra in s , Lion* el, A m erican F ly er and Ives. A ny size and an y gauge. H ighest p rices paid- Call 681-0209. . . —3-lfltf

WE W ILL BUY alm ost any item you no longer need. F u rn itu re , rugs, p ictures, c rocke ry ,. trunks, silver, coins, e tc . We pay spot cash fo r th ings stored In your a ttic o r basem ent. F o r a p leasant surprise call J . F . Campbell and sons, 681-0424. -13-30*

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LET’S TAKE TO NEPTUNE

By Peggy Goodrich - Museum Curator • Ilisto iinn & Chronicler of The Times

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T h e Neptune High School Class of 1949 will celebrate their 25th anni­versary on July • 20th at the Old Or­chard Inn in Hatontown. A Reunion Committee Meeting was held at the CUss Secretary’s home, Betty Schnei­der, 115 Green Grove Road, on April 30th, and they arc now trying to get an up-to-date mailing list of all the •dsts members, so please contact Betty ot any of the Committee Members if

f M know the whereabouts of anjr of A e members. Also attending the meet- I ag t r eic. President of the Class —Ger-

«y MacMaster, Ruth Kuzava, Jim and f i a t Smith, George Mauch, Alicia Sleeves, Joanne Etienne, Pat Lertschi Boger Allgor, Joan Schneider, John ^Newman, Helen Hannah and Bob Mil*

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to note. Today, May 9th at thp Gables School; May 14th at the C^een Grove School; Wed., May 15th at the Ocean Grove School; Thurs. May 16th at the Summerfield School; and Fri. May 17th at the Bradley Park School, 'at 9 A.M. It's for all children who will be 5 on or before Oct. 1, 19/4, and birth, diptheria and polio immuniza­tion certificates are

The members of the Liberty Fire Company will hold their, first New Truck Dedication on Sat. May 18th at 1 P jM. It’s a 1974 international utility truck and it is the first wetdown they have had since the Company wa$ started in 1907. Congratsl

The Riverview Academy Fellowship elected on April 26 th, Mr. Richard Risden, Oakhurst, as a member of the Academy’s JBoard of Education. .

The Rev. William iMul],. pastor of the presented;'the honorees with plaques Bible Fellowship Church at Freehold and George Cole also had his “good- was the guest speaker at Riverview Academy’s student chapel on May 2nd.

Neptune was stunned by the sudden death of Township Committeeman

ies” bag- along for remembering each of them in a ' unique way. Les intro­duced President ,of the Club Mike Fornino and Past Presidents Gerry Mc-

Herman S. Johnson on May 2nd. Her-! Master, Bob Goodrich, A1 Buckholz man was Township Committeeman ] (who came to the affair with his wife since January 1943 and was revered j Joan, from Toms River), . Wilson Ken- and loved by all who knew or worked nedy, Jim Allegro and Les. It was a with him. Our deepest sympathy goes | lovely affair with everyone remember- to his daughters Marge/ Sullivan and ing . and talking about; their 'friendBertha Crookett, Township - officials, employees, friends, and a full force of Neptune Police and police from other N. J. communities honored him Monday at funeral services at St. Paul’s Church, Ocean Grove, with Rev. Eugene. Beutel officiating. W e will all miss Herman who served his commun­ity in many capacities so well.

A Retirement Dinner-Dance in hon­or of Bill Guy, “Sonny” Herbert, Ma­bel Horter and Joe Wardeli was held at the Jumping Brook Country Club last Friday night. Over 200 came to honor' the four former township em-

Herm Johnson that night.Ramblings: The Neptune Soccer As­

sociation is sponsoring, a fun square dance on May 17th at the Asbury Park V.F.W. on JLake Drive. Please contact Chairman Phil Gargan, Dur­and Rd. regarding ^tickets at $5 each. . ; The Spring Conference of State Federation of Womens’ Clubs was held at the Barclay in Belmar last week and President of the Neptune Twp, Woman's Club WiMa Golds- berry and Pres, of the O.G, Woman’s Club Janet Himt with Lois Weller and Marion Drown, attended. . . . The

ployees at the Neptune Regular Re- Annual Meeting of the Neptune Li* publican Club Affair co-chaired by Les • brary Association was held at the Li" Goldstein, Allan Hannah, Glenn Pizza! brary on May 1st and newly elected and Betty Schneider.' j officers are: President Mrs. Rosalie

Les Goldstein was a great M.C. and Minotti; Vice Pres. Alex Koharski;

5ec’y .s Caroliiie ’' Cfrdino; ’ and Treas; Murray Goldberg. President of the Li­brary Trustees\ Mrs. Peggy Goodrich

with dinner afterwards at Clare &. Club 'Drive! welcomed-a girl on May Coby*s. Those - enjoying the bus trip, 2nd; all born at jersey Shore Medical on a beautiful day \j. away from home center, Neptune . . . . The Neptune

announced that Murray Goldberg has f were Lee Lorenzo an d , daughters Community Sfchool will begin on May been reappointed a library trustee to fKathy, /and Lois, Stella Young, Mari- 13th on Monday and Wed. evenings.fill the unexpired term of Charles fyn Cadigan, May Lane, Esther Wil- Please call 774-6280 for further in- Lang, who^resigned last month. Bill --- - - —Nemeth, outgoing^?resident, reported on plans- fo r. the annual ipook Fair,

liams, Dawn Kienzlen, Micky /Tilman, formation. There will be the new free ;Lois O’Leary, Betty Carter, . Betty Adult Basic Education Program andHerman,. Barbara . Bennett, .G r a c e special instruction in judo, yoga^ ten-;House, Loretta ‘ Klahre,;- Ellie La nis, typing, and ceramics. . . Get : . .France, Isabel Klein, Ruby Hogalin, well wishes continue - fo-go, to O cean .

.. ^ ... Marie Pearl, Patty. Letsche, Carol Grove Historian Mrs. Kathryn-Hop^ :Rosalie Minotti, Edith Levitt and , TJninls> Mildred Murphy, ShirIey per who is novv convalescing at bome* ;Helen Dohimann. Mr. Ralph Cesar-, Cruiclcshank, Joan Rochetti, Mary . 21 New York . Avenue . . .M ichaelano of Brookdale Cojlege gave a pro- Callahan, MargeBamiak, Ann Gibson, Meszaros of Wayside Rd. is on a 10-

Cake , andB outique Sale / fp be held at . the Auditorium Pavilion on July 12tH / and . 1 3thr Assisting Bill are

vocative talk on - ‘'Consumer Educa­tion.” '

The May 1st meeting of the Shark

Pat Brown, Dani Mandgliano, Hor- day business trip to London, England tense Ramer, Ann Zigmund, Mildred . . . The 4j>th Annual Neptune High

I he May 1st meeting or the bhark. Hoffman j Florence Berta, Doris; Ber- School exciting Red & Black G.A.Ak ; River Hills Aux. to Jersey Shore gen, Helen Smith, Margaret Hoff- Contest is Sat. n ight Good luck to - Medical Center was held at the home , of Doris Bergen, 221 Cotter Ave. 'M e following members made 200 yards ofO. R. Rolls for the hospital: Mary EUen Higgins, Rachel Gar fall, Isabel Klein, Florence Berta, Hortense Ramer (won the dark horse), Grace House,

'Margaretman, Florence Berta, Doris Bergen, Helen Smith,- Margaret Hoffmann, Nell " Treiber, Ann Zatta and SandraFraschr- •••••. v \ : ' ' • ':=,'* ''■"■‘■■'f. •

A lovely bridal shower was heldon Sunday, April 28th at the home

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.Dianne, a Science Teacher at Nep­tune Jr. High School will marry sop William Jurgens, a graduate student at Monmouth College, on June 29th . . . Four buses of Neptune 'H igh School Bandmembers-went to the .Ap­ple Blossom Festival in . Yerginia1 last weekend . . . Baby congrats go to the following Neptune couples: D r . . and Mrs. Ruben' Silva, 1945 Corlies Ave., welcomed a girl on April 26th; Mr. ‘ and. Mrs. Fabio Battaglia, 422 Helen Terrace^ welcomed a boy on April 28th; Mr. and Mrs. Barry Tun­bridge, 13 Pinewobd Dr;, welcomed H girl on April 28th; and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Melango, 19 Country

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Approves ConcertEDITOR, TIMES:

I am really ..quite su rprised a- b o u t all thc talk of of the so- ca lled “rock” concert. I’m SURE m ost of the people w riting the p u t ■ dow n• le tte rs > g v e r even h ea rd of Seals and Crofts, let a- lone listened to the ir music. Didn’t they read the explanatory le tte rs in The Times?

L ast ' week, Mr. F rank Kolk ste rio typed all rock say ing .it p ro ­m oted revolution, authorizes sex, dope and blasphemy, degrades youth did jazz degrade youth In U s tim e?) and dem eans people. B eing a g rea t fan of S e a l s and Crofts (F lI be a t the oojicert) h is le t te r w a s alm ost laughable! H e was quite m isinform ed about' th e type and quality o f Seals and C rofts music! They’r e extrem ely ta len ted musicians, th a t 'p la y and eing beautifu l musics, and they a re FANTASTIC! H e called all rocfe a m aste r p iece o f Satan, w ithout knowing th a t Jim Seals a n d . Dash Crofts are religious

. them selves! ", ■ v;B efore anyone puts down Seals

an d Crofts, listen to them . I ’m sure a “ Hum m ingbird” o r “Sum m er Breeze” isn’t going to make you •deat. ■

Arid by th e grace of God may it .Iiappen again, m aybe they’ll g e t j ■O.G. out o f, th e ir financial s ta te .;

•Love & Peace y CINDY HARLEY O.G. & Teaneck, N. J .

M ay 4, 1974

OCEAJf GROVE TIMES, AND NfiPTQNE TjiiSBl. TOWNSHIP OF NePTITNR wfcw JERSEYand .also quote “no hippies would care to do his thing in Ocean Grove” unquote. ' ; y ;

Why put down the younger peo­ple fo r th e ir loud music fo r the music you listened to w hen you w ere .young was ju st as distasteful to your paren ts as our music is to you so why not le t the music be played and le t the youth who likes it alone.

You claim th a t the music brings in drugs and such b u t what of the group Three Dog Night who d o n -1 ate thousands of dollars a year to drug rehabilitation centers. What of the concerts which raise-m on- ey fo r charity such as the Concert fo r Bangla Dash which raised thousands fo r starving people. W hat of the. One to One concert fo r m entally retarded people and the rock groups that worked On th e telethon fo r all t h e different diseases. W hy not le t th e Audito­rium be open to both rock and re ­ligious concorts. Ocean Grove claims to -b e so religious and yet •we. have rules that a re so back­w ards, such as no bicycles on Sun­day, w ell if th a t’s tru e why pick on th e kids only, stop th e old people, too. Not being allowed to ■walk on th e beach on Sunday is an­o ther, now really is i t going to h u r t anybody if you walk on the beach! W ell th a t’s all I have to say fo r now.

Y ours' trulyPVT. DAVID L. PITCHER 143-48-6323 582nd TranS Co.(ACFT-DS-GS)APO New York 09028

A pril 27, 1974

M ilitary Police B attalion at F t. Dlx, N .J . -

W hile serving in the area ; Sgt. Adnams worked with local r e ­cru iters to-obtain enlistees fo r the A rm y in general and for the 759th specifically.

Sgt. Adnams is r e g u l a r l y _signed as a corrections specialist in the battalions 532nd M ilitary Police Comoany.

Thank You

Just Not FairEDITOR, TIMES:

For the past few weeks I’ve been leading all fixe letters against the rockj •conceits coming to Ocean Grove. It’s just not fair that these p-.ople ate

. -puttnig down the conceits before there’s even been one. How ,do they know that the ones coming to Ocean Grove will turn out as bad as they predict

Most all the\people writing, against the concerts have probaMy never been to one but are mating judgement based only on what they hear. They are being much too narrow-minded.

I ask, why not wait until the first •concert then speak your mind, .Or. why

\ don’t some of the people condemning the concerts, go to one, themself then [

• 'they could be able to pass: judgementf ; •correctly on what 'they see and not just what they hear.

Sincerely,.ADRIENNE DeFABRITIS

‘. Neptune :.

EDITOR, TIMES:The Township oE Neptune Histori­

cal Society wishes to thank you for the continued fine ' coverage The’ Times has given the activities of the Society and the Neptune Historical Museum last year. V

Over 8,754 people and 48 special guided tours have visited the Museum located on th e second floor of the Neptune Public Library; The Mu­seum is open to the public on Monday and Friday from 10 A.M. to 5:30 F l I . , Thursday from 1 to 9 P.M., and the 2nd and 4th Saturdays from 10 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. (winter) an(j 10 A.M. to 1 P.M. (summer) and upon special request.

The Museum continues to. seek lo­cal historical artifacts and thanks your readers for donating to the Museum this past year;

Sincerely,MARGARET GOODRICH

' ' Curator. • _Neptune

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R ichard S. Van Note, son of Mrs. Florence Van N o t e , 409 Prospect Ave., N eptune has been prom oted to airm an f irs t class in th e , U S . A ir Force. ■

A irm an Van Note is a security policeman a t Griffiss AFB, N.Y, w ith a u n it o f the Strategic A i r Command.

H e is a 1972 graduate of Nep­tune Senior HJgh School.

Army P riva te Junius M. Cos, J r ., son of Mrs. R eta Cox, 30 Ridge Ave., Neptune, is assigned to com­pany 3, 51st Signal Battalion, Ko­rea. H is wife, Sharon, lives a t 700 Ooral Way, Neptune.

Airm an Alan M. Franco, son ofMr. and Mrs. Max S. Franco, 311 E vergreen A v e , , Bradey Beach; has been assigned to K eesler AFB Miss., a fte r completing A ir Force basic training;

D uring his six weeks at. th e A ir Training- Command’s 'Lackland APB, Tex., he studied the A i r Force mission, organization a n d customs and received special i n struction in human relations.

The airm an has been assigned to the Technical Training C enter at K eesler fo r specialized training in the a ir traffic control field.

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OCEAN GROVE — The Ocean Grove W omen’s Republican Club m et iast F riday afternoon at the clubhouse. Mrs. Emma Devonshire presided and opened the meeting with a p rayer. Mrs. Rita Abell was welcomed as a new member.

P residen t Emm a Devonshire and F irs t V ice P re s id e n t Dell Snively will represen t the club at the State Convention a t the Holiday Inn, At­lantic City, on May 9 and 10.

Dark H orse W inners were Lucy Coon, Emm a Devonshire and Ger­trude Sm ith. •

Im portan t dates listed were: Card P a r ty a t t h e clubhouse,

May 18th.

pital, $574.98 in coupons to De­borah Hospital, 15 bib3 and 47 bandages the N ursing Home, 175 pot' holders for the Lepers, and 16 shawls and used jew elry to Marl­boro Hospital.

The program, “M eet the Candi­dates” was cancelled, due to the death of Herman-S. Johnson, twp. committeeman. .\ Refreshments were served p rio r to the m eeting by M r s . Lucy Coon.

Attending were Lillian Jensen, Ann Deck, Clair Maas, H elen F u r­beck, Laura Collier, K atherine Bennett, Fannie B. Gardner, I r ­ene D redger, Edna Wood, Lillian K err, Mabel Hodson, Rachael Ma- ■ginnis, Jean Kerr, A nnette Gar- della, Virginia McAndrews, F lo r­ence Lawrow, Charlotte M y e r s , Mona Radford, Alice H, Hooper, Ruth F. Smith.

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OCEAN GROVE — Mr: and Mrs, Howard F. Furbeck, 141 Mt. H er­mon Way, attpnded t h e annual m eeting of the New Jersey His­torical Society a t - 230 Broadway in Newark on A pril 17.

W hile Mrs. Furbeck looked a t the exhibits, Mr. Furbeck w ent to the. th ird floor and read the a r­chives of the society. He found that the Furbeck family was sta rted by John Furbeck, a Hessian soldier, who- was 'captured a t the battle of Saratoga on October 7, 1777.

H e was a p risoner in Albany for one year and la te r transferred to H artford, Conn. W hile he was there-he was taken as a volunteer into the American Continental Arm y as. a Team ster. W ith the help of G eneral R obert Van Rensal- la e r .an d G eneral Abram Ten Broeck, lie obtained a farm, at the end of the war, and bought a farm in New • Scotland, New Y ork. He m arried Susannah Coon and they had 12 children.

Mr. Furbeck also discovered that the Furbecks a re descendants of

Colonel Johannes H ard en b erg ,who was the chairman of t h e Provincial Assembly. •

Mf. Furbeck was inducted in to the R aritan Valley chapter of th e Sons of the American Revolution on Monday, April 29th, in Bucc- leigh Mansion in New Brunswick.

A chapter genealogist confirm ­ed the findings of Mr. Furbeck that- he was indeed a descendant of tw o revolutionary families, t h e F u r­becks and the Hardenbergs.

Mr. Howard Furbeck Jr., of E d ­ison is the secre tary of thc R a ri­tan Valley C hapter of the Sons o f the American Revolution.

Mr. Furbeck has passed his find­ings over to his sister, Mrs. Mor­ton B urkhardt ot Ocean Grove.

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& BUSINESS DIRECTORYRAPID REFERENCE TO R E L IA B L E BU SIN ESS H O U SE S J

CARPENTER — GENERAL CONTRACTORG eneral Contracting — Carpentry — A lterations — Jobbing

JAMES W. D A Y - 988-191470 ABBOTT ATE., OCEAN GROVE — F re e Estimate*

C a rp e n try - A lterations - P ro p e rty R e p a ir f t . R e m o d e liln r

JOHN J. GASSNER1806 M ONM OUTH BLVD., WALL TOW NSHIP - T E L . SS1-U7I F re e E s tim a te s * E x p erienced » Q uality W orkm ansh ip

W e m a k e a specia lty of sm a ll Jobs — F re e E s tim a te s

WHITTIER &LASHEK, 774-1805409 MONMOUTH AVE., BRADLEY BEACH

Experienced & Insured - F ree Estim ates • W illiam N utt, Ocean Grove

Standard Home Improvements 774*0192PAINTING — REMODELING — MASONRY — ALTERATIONS

Our CountrySoldier’s Views

EDITOR, TIMES: :W hen I received the clipping of

- th e Asbury P a rk P ress of Ocean G rove having Rock Groups I was q u ite .pleased tha t is un til I read

. in to the article! W hat a re th e so- called standards of Ocean Grove,a ll I e v e r heard when I went to _church was people: talking of how 1Q wscmeone’s clothes didn’t match r WilliamE.their favorite recipe or something „ t ul c<?m"other than what the preacher soth e standards certain ly aren’t re - ^ ^ ^ligious. W hen I g o t th e second Dll_ ,A / ^ a‘clipping of L ette rs to the E d ito r i e !?as tra l“‘I alm ost w ent AWOL from iuigor and m m ta iy law, tra f-a t th e way everybody p u t down-the . n- ’ techniquesm usic and youth of today. W hat 3 disturbances,realy got m e mad w a s a le tte r P ^ e r K r f ^ a r control, communi-

; fro m Mr. A lbrecht saying quote “ *,Use of autooru:ed“ hippie show people” unquote m ct^ oda’. unarm ed defense

ALTERATIONSREPAIRS

“A complete home- remodeling service with : i one contractor !”

Kitchens & Bathrooms — Our Specialty — :

W . L. NEAVES112SJ4 8th Avenue - NEPTUNE, N . J.

Phone 776-6524

Army Sergeant D erek C. Ad­nams, whose wife; Sharon, lives a t Oxford Heights - Apartinents, Ox­ford. Way, N eptune City, N. J., was selected to retu rn to his home­town area fo r tem porary duty as an assistant re c ru ite r fo r the 759

Airm an Raymond W. Grove, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Grove, 102 Center St., N eptune, has bten assigned to Lowry AFB, Colo., a f t e r completing A ir Force basic training.■ D uring his six w eeks a t the A ir

Training Command’s Lackland APB, Tex., he studied the A i r Force mission, organization arid customs and received special in ­struction in human relations.

The airm an has been assigned to the Technical T raining C enter at Lowry fo r specialized tra in in g in the m unitions and weapons m ain­tenance field. A irm an Grove a t­tended N eptune High School.

A rm y Private David L . P itchcr,18, son. of Mrs. A nn P itcher, 15 Ocean Ave., Ocean Grove, N . J .,

BEN FRANKLIN BUILDERSRemodeling, Renovations, Additions, Suspended Ceilings.

NO JOB TOO SMALL • FR E E ESTIMATES (201) 449-5379 : • . . . 2145 OLD MILL ED., SEA GIRT, N. J. 08750

CARPETS AND LINOLEUM

DAVISON RUGS • Call 775-7371SALES • VARIED SELEC TIO N • SER V IC E • INSTALLATION _ _ _ _ _39>_PiIj2|im_Pathlf^j_Ci£eanJGrovet 2J;JL - 0775iSi _ _ _ _ _ _

CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK

ELECTRICIAN

ADAMS ELECTRICW iring — F ix tu res — Appliances — N.J. License #274

D. D arvin Adams, J r . D ial 922-93101 V anada Drive, N eptnne, N . J .

BROWN ELECTRIC CO.T ele. (201) 775-2913

R esidential & Commercial W iring ~ • F re e E stim ates24 h r. Em ergency Service • Roger Brown, 121 Overlook Dr., N e p ta M

m o v i n g —• s t o r a g e — p a c k i n g "

AGENTS

ALLIED

VAN LINESMOVING AND STORAGE

9 3 i ;-~tASBURY AVM .

ASBURY PA RK CaU 775-M n

MILK AND CREAM

NEPTUNE, N. J.

W A R D E L L ’ S D A I R YDAIRY PRODUCTS

774-1*1*

P A I N T I N G — D E C O R A T n v n

GILLAN PAINTING SERVICE . _ ■ , IN TER IO R — EXTERIOR

Combination Storm Windows • " D o o m Bill Gillan, Prop. • 775-8727 „ • Gottwn

P.O . Box G rw «

FABIO BATTAGLIASIDEW ALKS, CUBBS BHUFFLEBOAUDH

*111 BanKs Avennei l5 e S e * S f ' “ ’S S fiS S jTelephone

NEIL SOCHA ■ 774-2200iPainting & Decorating - .In te rio r & E x te rio r

139 COOKMAN AVE., OCEAN GROVE, N . J . ' Fngff Insured E x p ert Work,'

PLA STER IN G — PA TC H IN G — CON CRETE

WILLIAM GRAY maso )enS ctob OCE (S E" ,oI,,,1707 M AXW ELL D R .. W ALL TOW NSHIP, N. J . D ial R81-5SU

2t^!‘Inside & Out’ Painting & Remodelino. WOBK * S e s s i o n a l - No Job is too sm all . can msm all - can i_

PREEHOLD — Kdw artl o 431-2181

COAL AND FUEL OIL PLUMBING and BEATING

Thompson Fuel Company - 775-2300T ESSO WATCH DOG SER V ICE

117 SO. MAIN ST. — MERRILL H. THOMPSON, Prop

R e sid en tia l & C o m m erc ia l E s tim a te s C heerfu lly E K n a

FRANK J. ECKART — 774 065641S BU R LIN G TO N AV E.

B R A D L E T BEA CH , tC t

GARAGE — STORAGE

BEST PRICES PAID

: F o r Old G old an dS ilv er a n d .

Old Je w elry

B . F E D D E S• -. ■ JJSWBK4SR

OCEAN G RO V E POST OFFICE BUILDING

E l e g a n tDINING

at Popular . Prices . . .

•D A IL Y

| LUNCHEONSDINNER SPECIALTIES J

• Steak Margarita • Bracioula ' —• Boneless Breast of Chicken Parmigiana 3• Chicken Cacciatora, Mushrooms =s

Steaks • Chops • Ala Carle SCLOSED TUESDAYS - EXCEPT HOLIDAYS = §

1139 — 5th Ave., Neptnne. Phone 775-4823 —Take Out Orders • Freezer Siz.e Pizza Specialties —

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EMI L’S GARAGEemil ™ ato6 E N B E A L A U T O R E P A I R S

Body & F e n d e r W ork — U sed C ars F o r Sale

Gas, Oil, Tires & Batteries 1300 CORLIES AVE., NEPTUNE

Dial 774-3344

P h a n e 774-1439 / 24 H O U R SER V IC E

SHAFTO’S GARAGE CORP.STORAGE — BATTERy — TOWING SERVICI - REPAIRING Corner Corlies Avenue an d M ain S treet N eptnne, N. X

GLASS — Auto, Home and Business

COAST GLASS SERVICE — 77^8400805 FOURTH AVE., AT RAILROAD, ASBURY PARK

SAFETY GLASS • PLEXIGLAS - MIRRORS - TABLETOPS - ETC.

D R U G S4S M AIN A V E., OCEAN GRO VE EDW ARD B . HOLL, R e f . P h .

NAGLE’S Main - Central Pharmacy"Doctors Advise N agle’s”

PRESCRIPTIONS FILLEDTeL 774-0204

BEST QUALITY DRUGS

FENCES ~ Chain Link and Wood

MISSING LINK FENCE CO. - 774-2656™ I IN K & WOOD Repalr w ork • ^ M O y " ^ J

NEPTUNE, N . J . 'Privacy Fences 5 DIANNE DRIVE

PROPERTY RECONDITIONING

The W E R. HOGG COMPANY, f ePLUMBING HEATING AIR-CONDITIONING

CONTRACTORS • Dial 775-319S“Serving the Shore Area Since 1900”

Fourth and Railroad Aves. Asbury Park, N. J.

RADIO & TELEVISION — SALES & SERVTf^g

TELEVISION & APPLIANCE • 775.n8fia

T oasters, R adios, V acuu m C ls a i i« £ S c T ** *

- 69 mGHWAT M . NEPTUNE ftlTT »■

ROOFS — SIDINGS

GENERAL ROOFING CO.ROOFING — SIDING — GUTTERS — LEADBBS

COMBINATION WINDOWS F R E E ESTIM ATES 'D ial 776-8249 1408 Mi Corllm A » . R obert O w

OLSON ROOFING & SIDING CO.RE-ROOFING - SIDING . GUTTERS - LEADERS

810 FIR ST AVE., ASBURY PARK ESTABLISHED 1903 - FR E E ESTIMATES - Tel. 775-0788

S I D I N G —■ Aluminum

R & K Aluminum Co. - Call 776-7979321 MAIN STREET BRADLEY BEA Cn

Storm Windows • Aluminum Siding • Storm Doors By Reynolds and Alcoa • Dnnont Tedla r

WINDOW CLEANING • JANITORIAI, SERVICE!Ocean Grove Window Cleaning Co.

Complete Jan ito ria l Service - Residential - Commercial Rug Shampooing - Floor W axing - Office C lM nim - T- —- -

988-0900 Office CleaningFR EE ESTIMATES

Insured.