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(L. to r.) - MARK CYCLER, JIM ROPER and CHRIS CONWAY open Histon'c Day’s for its 113th year.

Ocean G rove - "Weliked the charm and saw another challenge," the three new lessees of Day’s Garden Restaurant and Ice

Cream Parlor said as they opened last weekend on Auditorium Square.

CHRIS CONWAY, MARK CYGLER and JIM ROPER

bring ta lent and experience here as the company they formed two years ago, J.C. Rowco, Inc., operates the food and beverage services at Deal Casino, A llenhurst Beach Club, Elberon Bathing Club and Monmouth Beach Bath & Tennis Club.

Their togetherness began at the form er Peninsula House in Sea Bright where Jim Roper was general manager, Chris Conway was kitchen manager and purchasing agent and Mark Cygler directed beverage service. It was a chance m eeting with Day’s owner Cynthia Peterson that led them to view this historic seasonal business in continuous operation here since 1876.

"We liked what we saw and are prepared to provide

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The Popkins - They ServeNeptune City - It

m ight be said that, in som e cases, the sm aller the town the greater the responsib ilities fo r the municipal clerk. This could be said about JOEL POPKIN who serves as

*Clerk*Tax Collector

*Treasurer*Registrar of Vital Statistics

*Asst. Recycling Coordinator *Recreation Commission Secy,

and*License Collector

He’s also vice president of the Neptune City Board of Education, where he has been a member since 1977, and active with the Neptune C ity-Bradley Beach Little League.

Three years ago, JOEL POPKIN was a school teacher. "At this point in my life, I felt a change was necessary and pub lic adm inistration would be a

While They Achieve

JOEL and GERRI POPKIN with their three children (I. to r.) - JAMIE, DAVID and MICHAEL.

challeng ing change," he to ld The Tim es. After 16 years as a 5th and 6th grade teacher in Marlboro,

he left to become an administrative assistant to

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Volunteer Of The YearMRS. ELIZABETH NICOLOSI was recently

named Volunteer Of The Year 1987 by the American Association of Retired Persons for 1,019 hours of service during the year. Mrs. Nicolosi also received a pin from Jersey Shore Medical Center for 10,000 hours of volunteer service in eight years. Presenting the plaque to Mrs. Nicolosi is MR. ALEX DENISEWICZ.

INSIDE:KIM FORSYTH, the

second rankedstudent In Neptune High School’s Class of 1988, is MidLantic Bank’s "Student Of The Month." Please turn to Page 4.

Proud Scholarship WinnersThe Ocean Grove Woman’s Club awarded $500

scholarships to outstanding Neptune High Schooi seniors last week.

Left to right are: THOMAS O’TOOLE, who will be attending Rutgers University this fall, HEATHER VanORDEN, Ann May School of Nursing, LINDA PAUL, William Paterson College, and KEN ORR, University of Rhode Island.

Presenting the awards during the ceremony were ETHEL BARNETT, Chairperson of the scholarship committee and President FLORENCE LEE.

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COMING EVENTSThis is a paid d irec to ry of even ts o f n o n -p ro fit o rg an iza tion s . Rate 50 cen ts p e r lin e . M in im um charge $3.50. Call 775- 0007. "

THURS.&FRI. MAY 12 & 13

WEST GROVE UNITED METHODIST WOMEN will hold a Rummage Sale at the Church, corner Rt. 33 & Walnut St., Neptune, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. - May 12th; 9 a.m. to 12 noon - May 13th. Friday is Bag Day. (18-19)

FRI. MAY 13"SUNDAY IN NEW YORK," the

Norman Krasna comedy will open with a benefit performance May 13 at the Community House, 3rd and Madison Avenue. Curtain time: 8:30 p.m. Tickets are $10; seniors and students, $9., and may be reserved through 449-5107 or purchased at the Gift Shop, 311 Morris Avenue, Spring Lake, Mondays through Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (19)

SAT. MAY 14REGISTRATION FOR THE

NEPTUNE RECREATIONSOCCER FALL 1988 PROGRAM is open to all kindergarten thru 8th grade students who reside in Neptune, Neptune City, or Bradley Beach. Fee is $15. Registration will be held at the Neptune Municipal Building on Saturday, May 14, from 9 a.m. -1 2 noon. (19)

ANNUAL SPRING . FAIR - Saturday, May 14, 1988, 10-2 p.m., Green Grove School, Green Grove Rd., Neptune 07753. All interested persons. Annual Fair consisting of games, plant and bake sale, refreshments. Fun for all ages. Rain or shine. (19)

SAT. MAY 21OLDIES DANCE - Sponsored

by the Shark River Hills Property Owners Assoc. Music frorn 40's to 70's. Hot and cold buffet. Setups. (B.Y.O.B.) Door prize^. Hamilton Fair House, Neptune. 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets $12.50. Caii Jim or Diane Allen 988-4979 or Joanne Collins 774-2695. (19)

SAT. MAY 28PLANT SALE - 10 a.m. to 2

p.m., Auditorium Pavilion. Make OCEAN GROVEBEAUTIFUL! Buy plants for your homes, tents, cottages and hotels. Proceeds to Ladies Auxiliary of Auditorium Ushers. (18- 21)

SAT. JUNE 4THE SHARK RIVER HILLS

FIRE COMPANY Ladies Auxiliary is sponsoring a bus trip to the Flemington Outlets on Saturday, June 4, 1988. The bus leaves the Shark River Hiils Firehouse on Brighton Avenue at 8:30 A.M. and will return at 6:30 P.M. Tickets are $12.50. For tickets and information call 776-9328 or 776- 5923. (19)

An optimist is one who marries his secretary and thinks he can go right on dictating to her.

Sign in a reducing salon - "A word to the wide is sufficient."

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Ocean Grove - Five companies here are arranging a benefit Chicken Dinner to be served this Friday, May 13, in St. Paul’s U.M. Church. Firemen are selling tickets door to door. Money raised w ill be given to the KRIS ASAY FUND,

The PopkinsContinued from Page 1

Borough Clerk M ildred Adams. In January 1986, she retired and he was appointed clerk. InJanuary of th is year, he was named tax collector, succeeding F. Leroy Garrabrant Jr., who retired.

The borough council, in recognition of Joel Popkin’s service, adopted a resolution ofcom m endation at its April 18th m eeting. The resolution also notes the state celebration of M unicipal C lerk’s Week, May 8-14.

The Council declared, "It is appropriate that we recognize theaccom plishm ents of our Municipal Clerk, Joel Popkin, who preserves the past with an eye always on the future of our democratic process."

Born in Eatontown, son of M ildred and Emanuel Popkin, who were owner- operators of a wholesale fru it and vegetable business in Freehold, he was graduated from Freehold Regional High School in 1964 and Monmouth College in 1969, where he was awarded a B.A, degree in Psychology and a N.J. teaching certificate. Since entering borough adm inistration he has been approved by the •state as a Registered

Municipal Clerk and a Certified Tax Collector.

It was in 1970 that he married Gerri Chappell, daughter of Pete and Cecelia Chappell of Neptune City in the Memorial U.M. Church, here.

And now w e beg in the second part o f th is b io g ra p h ica l fa m iiy sketch.

GERRI and JOEL POPKIN met at Monmouth College, where she received an A.A. degree and later earned a B.A. degree in government and history from Thomas Edison College. She was graduated from Neptune High School in 1968.

Gerri launched a new career as her children grew older, elected to the Neptune City Council in 1981 and stepping down to run for the State Senate against Democrat Frank Pallone. She made many new friends around the county, but she lost in her Republican challenge.

She is presently Director of Purchasing fo r the County, having served in the past as D irector of Community Affairs, Senior Field Representative for the N.J. State Lottery. In 1982, she was a substitu te teacher in the Neptune Twp. school system.

In 1985, she was se lected as an "Outstanding YoungWoman of America." She is currently president of the Monmouth CountyFederation of Republican Women and is a past president of the Neptune City Republican Club.

She is also a member of the coun ty ’s Hazardous Waste Advisory Council, a d irector of the Monmouth Council of Girl Scouts, chairman of the adm inistrative council for the Neptune City Memorial U.M. Church, member of the borough ’s W oman’s Club, Playground

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Daughter JAMIE, 11, is a W oodrow W ilson 6th grader who is involved in sports and was selected for 3rd honors in the American Legion Essay Contest.

Mom, Dad and the ir ch ild ren all SERVE while they ACHIEVE. It’s a com bination that benefits the Borough and the County.

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CLEAN-UP VOLUNTEERS IMPROVE LOCAL ENVIRONMENT

N eptune - On Saturday, over 100 people joined in an effort to help clean up Mt. Prospect Cemetery. According to Neptune Parks and Recreation D irector Richard Bormann, over 30 tons of trees, bushes and debris were collected.

Above, SHIRLEY and BILL TEMME take a m om ent to be photographed w ith Neptune basketball coach RUSS WALLING in the b ackg round . A t in se t, N eptune re s id e n t AL SCHNEIDER c lea rs the e n trance to the cemetery.

Knee ling: (l.to r.) Todd Fulton, Jacob R einhard t, J im Page, Kaine Je ffe rson , England, Laura Carmody, Richard Hendrickson (Advisor), Je ff Davis.

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S tand ing : M o lina C osentino (A dv isor), C h ris tine Gough, Rachel L ich te n s te in , Richard Furbeck, Linda Flay, Bobbie Easton, Andrew Orr, Joshua Reinhardt, Timothy Orr, Nathan Surget, Dale Irvin (Advisor), Gina Hendrickson (Advisor).

Ocean G rove - M em bers o f the St. P au l’s and H am ilton U n ited M e thod is t C hu rches Jr. H igh F e llo w sh ip s o rgan ized an Ocean Grove beach c le a n -u p on Saturday, A p r il 30. In a ll, about 30 garbage bags o f deb ris w ere co lle c ted . The youth groups concentrated on the South End and a portion of the m iddle beach.

TODD FULTON and MOLINA COSENTINO help c lean the South End beach in Ocean Grove.

ProudGrandparentsNeptune - Stanley and

Florence Baston, 10 Pine Terrace, HamiltonGardens, are the proud grandparents of twin grandsons born April 25 to the ir daughter and son-in- law, Jill and Daniel Droppa of Honesdale, Pa. Kurtis Edward weighed 7 lbs., 3 oz., and Logan Stephens weighed 5 lbs., 2 oz. The boys have a two year old s ister, Katalin. Paternal grandparents are Victor and Faith Droppa, Quakertown, N.J., and a great grandm other, Luella Edwards, lives in Rochester Mills, Pa.

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STUDENT OF THE MONTHKIM FORSYTH, w ho ranks 2nd in the

Neptune H.S. sen io r class, w ill attend the College o f Nursing at Rutgers Univ. This ou tstand ing s tudent is the daughter of the late m edical d oc to r James I. Forsyth and of Mrs. R obert (Helen) Kepler o f Neptune City.

Kim is a m em ber o f the N ationa l H onor Society, Varsity Club, H istorical Society, Ski C lub and the fie ld hockey and swim teams. She is a lso a v o lu n te e r at Je rsey Shore Medical Center, w ork ing in the em ergency rooms.

D uring the sum m er, Kim has been a lifeguard at B righton Arms Apts, in Neptune City.

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Project Media Visits The Times

F ifth -g rade s tuden ts p a rtic ip a tin g in "P ro jec t M edia" from S um m erfie ld and G reen Grove schools, Neptune, v is ited the o ffices and p rin tin g p lant o f the Ocean Grove & Neptune Times, Ocean Grove.

The s tu d e n ts , accom pan ied by teache rs Mary M urphy and Karen B ue rk le and supervisor Mr. Butler, learned news room operations, photo processing and p rin ting of the w eekly newspaper.

Lauded & Rewarded For Perfect AttendanceW hitney, Oscar Ortiz and Jimmy Lizaire.

And, Howard Young, Deidre Kelsey, Bonn! Rudik, Lanvin A llen, Michael Johnson, Howard Cowell, Regeena Clayton, Shaheed Slappy, Shaun Richardson, Shayla Thomas, Gregory Davis, Dellanae Lonon, Ineziza W right, Ulysses Akins, Paul Cowell, Dennis Hubbard, Abigail Gross, N icole Robinson, Melissa Gant, Lloyd Davis, N icole Raines, Radina Russell and Andrea Hughie.

N ep tune - Forty-nine students at GREEN GROVE SCHOOL were presented half-yearperfect attendance awards in a school cerem ony April 20th. S tudents in grades K-1 received Stadium cups inscribed, "I had 100% attendance," and grade 2 to 5 students received Painter caps which proclaimed "Kids Are No. 1 at Green Grove."

The perfect attendance children are:

Marisa Davis, Jaia Rucker, N icholas Phillips, Brian Showers, Cowan W illiam s, Aaron W illiam s, Shalon Fisher, Noemi Sanchez, Kevin Simon, Ricky Wright, Eric Johnson, Tynisa Hardin, Rashanda Bowen, Ebony Atkins, Douglas A lpaugh, Joy Edmonds, Danielle Brown, Benjamin Sorenson,Auslin W illiam s, Cedric Henderson, Claudia Akins, Richard Nesmith,Christopher Railey, James

' 'M’88-89 Student Council

Neptune H igh School’s Class o f 1989 e lected its student council leaders last week.

P ic tu re d fro m le ft to r ig h t are: CLEVELANDFERGUSON, v ice p re s id e n t; MONICA MILES, secretary; CURT BERGER, p residen t; JODI POLISANO, secretary, and BURNIE DURANT, treasurer. In rear is advisor DONALD HOPKINS.

Brookdale Graduation Sunday Afternoon

L in c ro ft - Brookdale Community College reports 910 students will graduate Sunday, May 15, at 2 P.M.

Included in the group are Yvonne Ruhaut, 615 Norwood Ave., Avon-by-the- Sea; Anna F. Butler, 805 Ocean Ave., Kevin R. Howland, 510 Brinley Ave. and Dorothea R. Hurley, 100 Ocean Ave., all Bradley Beach.

Also, Shirley A. Gavril, 174 Fifth Ave., Mark J. Halen, P.O. Box 2321, and Laurie K. Sarres, 99 H ills ide Ave., all Neptune City; Taryn A. McCrink, 56 Lake Ave., Mary A. Trow, 23 Olin St., and Bradley S. Turgeon, 114 Pilgrim Pathway, all Ocean Grove.

And the fo llow ing from Neptune -

M ichael K. Ballard, 716 Shell PL; Ronnette B. Ballard, 2 No. Chaphagen Dr.; Robert H. Dykeman Jr., 305 C liffwood Dr.; Angele M. Fitch, 714 Shell Place: John P. Foster, 427

Helen Terrace; Donnell D. Gardner, 1703 Stratford Ave.; Francis E. Gembicki, 104 Hillcrest Ave.; Marjorie E. Gifford, 105 Hemlock Dr.

Michele L. Grace, 705 E. Lawn Dr.; Erica M. Gruber, 37 Toomin Dr.; Antonette In tilli, 11 Lynn Dr.; Linda Jannsen, 204 Schock Ave.; Janice M. Jackson, 10 Dale PL; Lisa L. Jasin, Marybeth Knowles and Ruth Wilder.

Rudolph A. Kircher, 411 Westwood PL; Manduong Li, 307 Monmouth Ave.; V irg in ia Moore, 5 Denbo Dr.; Steven G. Munn, 216 Green Grove Rd.; Melody S. Ragle, 210 Prospect Ave.; Beryl C. Simpson, 1410 Munroe Ave.; Sheryl A. Smith-Weaver, 127Sunshine Pkwy.; William F. Spalton Jr., 804 Maple Ave.; Lorraine Stewart, 715Fletcher Dr.; Kenneth J. Welch, 211 Willow Dr. and Lisa C. W ight, 205 W illow Dr.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Please don’t forget - help when you can!!!

Sincerely,RICHARD BORMANN Recreation & Parks Dir. Neptune Twp.

Thank YouEDITOR, TIMES:

I would like to thank the many volunteers, volunteer groups, p lot owners and Neptune Township workers for a great days effort at Mt. Prospect Cemetery. On Saturday, May 7, trees were removed, prunning, trim ming and grass cutting were perform ed and approxim ately 35 tons of debris was removed.

Mt. Prospect Cemetery was in great need, and for those who showed up, the ir help was greatly appreciated.

If anyone or any group is s till in terested in a good and needy activity, please don ’t forget Mt. Prospect Cemetery. If you need assistance, please call the Recreation Office, 988- 5200, ext. 246.

I would also like to thank Mt. Prospect Cemeterv Assn, for the refreshments that were offered.

Gospel Music In The Grove

EDITOR, TIMES:Once again it is a real

joy to introduce the 1988 Gospel Series of the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting season.

The series begins on Saturday, May 28, at 8 p.m. in the Tabernacle with the Benjamin Family representing Philadelphia College of Bible, and Monday, May 30, at 8 p.m. with Greg Moore of United Wesleyan College.Several other evangelical Christian colleges will take part in th is season’s program including:Northeastern Bible College, Houghton, Nyack, Eastern and Toccoa Falls Colleges.

Lots of puppet shows w ill be presented and family singing groups, also with several new music groups and many familiar

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returning groups.Representatives ofM i s s i o n s / C h r i s t i a n organizations such as Pocket Testament League, Christian Service Brigade, Am erica ’s Keswick,Eastern Independent Church M ission, Dial Care’way, w ill take part in Surfside Services and Missions programs. Music groups and speakers from many evangelical churches w ill also be a part of the program.

The programs take place at various locations, times and dates, all listed in the Gospel Brochure which is available at the Camp Meeting Office (54 Pitman Avenue).

As we move into the summer, occasionally we have opportunities for folks to help out with hospitality w ith several touring groups to offer a meal or overnight lodging for one or two people from tim e to tim e. If you may be in terested in th is type of m in istry over the season, please call the Camp Meeting Office (775-0035) and leave your name and

phone number. Wewould appreciate yourhelp, and the groups themselves always enjoy visiting.

We appreciate, also,so many friends who send extra contributions to support this gospel outreach financially. What a joy to know your funds go d irectly into sharing the message of a personal salvation through Christ with others. Decisions made w ill count for all eternity. Thanks, also, to folks who supply evangelistic tracts for distribution.

Come and enjoy a great season of fe llow ship and sp iritua l b lessing as we present th is gospel series for Him.

A thanks always to the Times for all

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Have a great day and summer.

Sincerely,DONALD W. CLEAVESGospel SeriesO.G.C.M.A.

’’Celebrate 88” May 15 to 22

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Middlesex, Monmouth and Ocean C.junty churches are sponsoring"CELEBRATE 88" in the Great Auditorium here e ight consecutive nights. May 15 to 22.

Evangelist John Guest w ill speak each evening at 7:30 on a d ifferent emphasis - Sunday, May 15, opening, top ic "Becoming All You Can Be," Monday, "A New You;" Tuesday, "Power to Live in a Defeated W orld;" W ednesday, "How to Make Tough Decisions;" Thursday, May 19, "Hope for the Broken Hearted;" Friday, "The Great Love Affair;" Saturday, 10 A.M., ch ild re n ’s program, and 7:30 P.M. family hour on "You Need Never Be Lonely Again;" Sunday, May 22, "Go For It!"

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There Will Be DAY’SContinued from Page 1

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T h e ir G ardenR estau ran t o ffe rs a fu l l menu fo r both lunch and d inne r. C reative m enus w il l be co u p le d w ith tra d itio n a l hom e-s ty le co o k in g , w ith da ily sp e c ia ls . They have d e ve lo p e d th e ir own recipes, and one of these s p e c ia lt ie s is ba rbequed baby back ribs. Hours are 11:30 A.M . u n til 10 P.M. (11 P.M. Fri. & Sat.).

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OPEN 3 DAYS A WEEK Tuesday, Friday & Sat.

8:00 A.M. t ill 4:00 P.M.

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Phone 775-0870

offices are at 128 E. River Road, Rumson (telephone 758-0160). Catering is another one of the ir services, and they are also available as consultants to other food service businesses.

The United States was ce lebrating the 100th anniversary of the Declaration ofIndependence and Ocean Grove was observing its seventh birthday when W.F. Day and his brother Pennington Day founded Day’s Ice Cream Garden on its present site. After they opened the ir doors in August 1876, thisnewspaper editoria lized "Day & Bro.’s Ice Cream Garden commands the admiration of all visitors to Ocean Grove. This new feature of socia l life has given the greatest satisfaction, and we hope the enterprising proprietors w ill have a financia lly prosperous season."

And now in 1988, The Times repeats the desire that the new lessees have "a financia lly prosperous season."

He started in food and beverage services at the Newark Airport Holiday Inn, then managed Red Bank’s Old Union House restaurant, leaving for the Peninsula House.

He is head of the firm ’s business operations and is m arried to the form er Eileen Flanagan of Allenhurst. They reside in Sea Bright w ith the ir children, Jenna, age 3 1/2, and Michael, 9 months.

C hris Conway, who was born in New York City and came to Rumson with his fam ily as a youngster, was graduated from Shore Regional High School and Brookdale Community C ollege in 1976. He had been chef at the Quay in Sea Bright, the Pear Tree in Rumson and the former Dam Site in T inton Falls before jo in ing the Peninsula House executive staff.

He and his wife, the former Mary Ann Meehan of Upper Montclair, reside in Long Branch and are expecting the ir firs t child in December. Chris heads kitchen and purchasing for his firm.

M ary C yg le r, who was born in Colonia, attended the University of Idaho and worked part-tim e in beverage services. He was later with Best Western and Holiday Inn out in Idaho, returning to New Jersey to jo in the Peninsula House staff in 1984.

He’s s ing le , resides in Sea Bright and d irects floo r and beverage operation for J.C. Rowco, Inc. The firm ’s executive

Bon - Bon’s60 Main Avenue * Ocean Grove

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Cold Sandwiches

Home Made Desserts

Introducing our delicious

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GroveSpectacleShoppe

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InductedW. Long B ranch -

Susan Black and Stephanie Goodson of Neptune, and James Steel of Neptune City, were inducted into Delta Mu Delta National Business Honor Society at Monmouth College. They were among 75 selected.

THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1988

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HistoricHouses

F reeho ld - TheMonmouth CountyHistorical Association has opened its four 18th century h istoric house museums fo r the 1988 season - th e Allen House (1750) in Shrewsbury, the Covenhoven House (1752) in Freehold, the Holmes- Hendrickson House (1754) in Holm del, and Marlpit Hall (1685) in Middletown. The houses will be open on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m., and on Saturday from 10

‘a.m. to 4 p.m.

Woman’s Club Awards

Scholarships

Ocean G rove - TheWoman’s Club of Ocean

■ Grove met at St. Paul’s Church Thursday, May

,5th, w ith 55 members present. Hostessesserving refreshments were Mrs. Ann Prescott, Mrs. Everett Cauffman and Mrs. Homer Secor.

M rs. E the l B arne tt,scholarship chairman, in troduced the four candidates who w ill receive scholarships from the W oman’s Club. They are all graduates of Neptune High School and

See Front Page for Photos

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Mrs. Florence Lee, president, called the meeting to order opening w ith the Collect read by Mrs. Janet Hendrickson and the Pledge of A llegiance led by Mrs. Marge F itting. This was followed by singing "Am erica the Beautiful" accom panied by Phyllis

_ __ Schultz, contralto, and Mrs.

LAKESIDE RESTAURANT “Al,°rT-s'or.&esam eeting of reports, the m eeting was adjourned. Mrs. Mary Grant, chairman of the Flower and Hobby Show, explained the exhibits and members were invited to look them over with comments noted.

Before leaving, we were rem inded of the Spring Luncheon, May 19, at the Old Mill Inn in Spring Lake.

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EVELYN CLARKE and her dau g h te r MARY ANN BERARDI d isp la y p ic tu re s o f her b ro th e r Paul, her husband Jam es and o f he rse lf ho ld ing Mary Ann as a baby.

Neptune Twp. - The year was 1944. Evelyn Mary Lowe Clarke was living in England when she said "good-bye" to her brother Paul, who went off to India to figh t in World War II. It was the last tim e Mrs. Clarke ever saw her brother. Now, 44 years later, a reunion between the two w ill happen when Evelyn travels to Honolulu, Hawaii, to see Paul, her s ister-in-law Betty, her niece, Suzanne, and nephew Andrew whom she has come to know through his visits to the U.S. The Lowes currently live near Sidney, Australia.

"I’m so excited about my two week trip. We have so much catching up to do," Mrs. Clarke stated. By the time the war ended in 1945, I was m arried to James W. Clarke, who flew

in 69 bom bing missions while serving in the American A ir Force. Surpris ingly, before we were engaged, he had met Paul in England at his American A ir Force base and the two became very good friends."

Mrs. Clarke, who resides on Norwood Lane in Avon- by-the-Sea and who was a resident of Shark River H ills, Neptune, for 14 years, sold her home two years after her husband passed away. She is a vo lunteer of Jersey Shore Medical Center. She has 6 ch ildren and 9 grandchildren. Thisinterview was conducted at the home of her daughter, Mary Ann Berardi of Fletcher Dr., Neptune. Her husband, Louis, is a m ember of the Neptune Twp. Board of Adjustment.

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r / - \ v j i & O OCEAN GROVE AND NEPTUNE TIMES

RetrospectITG Ii,oebcct

By RicKard Gibbons

The d iscussion began with the appearance of the vast property on the west side of South Main Street north of Corlies Avenue.

Two years ago or so, some com m ercialdevelopm ent appeared to

JULY RENTAL - 3 BR cottage, 1 1/2 baths, south section, fu lly furn ished

$2,200.00

LONG SEASON - Furn ished 1 BR bungalow, n ice porch, south end section

$3,600.00

YEAR ROUND APARTMENT - U n fu rn ish e d , 2nd floor, 1 BR, u tilities included, no children, no pets

$550.00 per month

CAN BE SEEN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

J.A. HURRY AGENCYREAL ESTATE & INSURANCE

30 Central Avenue - Ocean Grove OFFICE-774-4132

ESTABLISHED 70 YEARSBetter Buy from HURRY’S and Be Satisfied

Our Best - For YouBEST NEW LISTING - Estate Sale - This attractive well- maintained home has an excellent corner location. Large liv ing room and bedroom , air conditioners. Asking $142,500.

BEST BUY THIS WEEK - Spiffy three bedroom home, excellent summer or year round location. Gas heat, eat-in kitchen, cement front porch. Make your move, get into the Real Estate market for only $119,900

BEST NEW HOMES - No repair worries. Consider these just completed properties, vinyl siding, built-in garage, gas heat, wall to wall carpet. Must be seen - Ocean Grove, also Shark River H ills. Less than $ 200,000.

BEST IN SUMMER RENTALS - We have top quality listings - by season, month, week. Check with BILLS AGENCY before you rent.

THE BILLS AGENCYServing You For the Past Sixty Five Years

Realtor78 Main Avenue

MLS Appraiser1-201-774-2124

BUY OF THE WEEK

3 Family - nets over $15,000 before financing. Offered at $209,000.

1 bedroom Bungalow . .6 year old home, 3 BR’s, 2 BathsQuality c o n s tru c tio n ...................Your choice of (2) two BR’s . . .2 BR's - centrally located . , .3 BR V ic to r ia n ...........................1 Block to town, 1 BR Condo . .

$ 84,500

. $164,900 . Nineties

. $162,500 .$128,500 . $103,000

988-8900 988-8900ARTHUR A. DUNHAM.REALTOR 315 MAIN ST., AVON, N.J.

EVENINGS;JIM PENTZ 988-7271

be under way there. ALL of the bu ild ings from the Asbury Park c ity line south to Corlies Avenue had" been removed. The demolition left a huge tract clear between South Main and the railroad right-of- way.

The once-bustling area has taken on an aura of lethargy.

The discussion turned to yesteryear.

South Main Street boasted two movie theaters -- the Main Street and the Rialto. Many a Saturday afternoon, half the k ids of Ocean Grove and Neptune laid out a dime and took the ir seats in the Main Street Theater. There they saw a com edy, a newsreel, a "short sub ject," a preview of com ing attractions and a fu ll-length movie starring Tom Mix or Richard Barthelmess or any of a score of the other cinema pioneers.

After the show, those who still had a nickel or a dime went to D isbrow ’s candy and ice cream store nearby for a sweet treat.

D itto the Rialto, a few doors north of the Main Street Theater.

Vaudeville, too, was often part of the 10 cents treat. Dancers, comedians, acrobats and vocalists puton a half-hour show som ewhere between the com edy film and the main feature film.

Old maps of the block depict several private homes, a cobbler shop, a pool room, and two coal yards, with the ir own rail sidings. One of those fuel businesses was Morris Hess’ fuel oil station, forerunner of the gigantic Amerada Hess Co. of today. As years went by, there were Merrill Thompson’s coal and fuel yard and the G.P. Farmer Company.

Just north of Corlies stood a rem odeled residence which many years ago became the M unicipal Office of the Township of Neptune, housing its governing body, its assessor and

J CHARMING {* iJ HOME {4- JJ Extremely well constructed, ^

and built for comfort on one ♦ j floor. Spacious Living & ^

Dining rooms, fireplace - -itCompletely equipped “Eat In" -ft■kkitchen - two large bedrooms, -k

j 3 baths, a cozy Den. Large ^ basement with laundry. Gas -k

j heat and central AC. J] f All carpeting and curtains -k j included. ^H- Private parking. Fine area! -k 4- Just move in, and enjoy rtl ^

* tCall fo r Information -k^ i4-. Ji Marion Smith J J Agency {^ -kn- 138 Main Avenue -k 3F Ocean.Grove, N.J. f* ii 775-2809 tI f Established in 1042 "k

co llector offices, its police department, and its jail.

Adjacent to the Municipal Building was the sprawling Lewis Lumber Company structure, last of the big businesses on the block.

All vacant land today.

Deputies Assn. To Honor FiveW all Tw p . - On

Saturday, May 21, the Deputies Association of the North Jersey Shore of the O rder of Shepherds of Bethlehem w ill have a

district dinner at the Ocean Masonic Lodge, Maxwell Road and Highway 38, here.

Those who w ill be honored will be Supreme Com m ander Sir Kenneth Finch, Past Supreme Com m ander Sir Daniel Test, Supreme Law & Appeal Com m ittee Lady Audrey Bauter, Secretary, Supreme FinanceCom m ittee Lady Dolores Lane, Chairlady and Supervisor of Deputies Lady Helen Malchow.

The North Jersey Deputies Association will meet on May 9 at the home of Lady Mary Test in Belmar.

THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1988

FOR YOUR ASSISTANCE - C h ie f LEO KUBAITIS, le ft, o f Wall Township and President of the Monmouth County Police Chiefs’ Association, presents Freeholder D ire c to r HARRY LARRISON, JR ., w ith a p laque in a p p re c ia tio n fo r the ass is tance rece ived fro m the County Fire Em ergency Police Association in help ing w ith tra ffic and crow d contro l in em ergency situations and to the M onm outh C ounty Board o f Chosen Freeholders fo r the support they have given the Police C h ie fs ’ Association and the County Police Academy in general.

Location - Location - Location with

Investment - Investment - Investment

We p re sen tly have the u ltim ate in such a p roperty ! Unequivocally it is our opinion a location that is unparalle led in the shore area. O w ner m ov ing and m ust make im m ed ia te p lans. The p ro p e rty , s itua te co rn e r, co n s is ts o f fo u r u n its w ith a p re se n t re n t ro ll o f $25,880 annually . Tenants pay all u tilit ie s w ith exception of heat, w a te r and sew er. C arry ing expenses are $5,937. A la rge second f lo o r a pa rtm e n t fo r yo u r use and a sp ac iou s ve randa w ith an awe in s p ir in g view. Call im m ediately fo r appointm ent to in s p e c t. O ffe re d at an u n b e lie va b ly low $299,000.

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Kris Fund Lists More

DonorsOcean Grove

Officers of The Kris Fund, m eeting last week, expressed sincere

appreciation to the scores of ind ividuals and organizations whose names appear on its list of donors.

The latest list of donors appears with th is report. Next week, the committee will release a report on the funds raised by various special projects, together with a current total.

The Kris Fund was organized to solicit funds to help meet expenses of the

Steven’s SpecialsQuality Listings - Personal Service

RANCH - 3 bedrooms - $134,900 2 Story - 3BR - Den - $161,900 Bungalow - Best Buy - $117,000 2 S to ry -3 B R -$120,000

Summer rental near beach - 3 BR - Garage - near beach

Year round rentals - 1 BR - 2 BR

We have a wide choice of income properties. CALL FOR DETAILS _

STEVENS AGENCY, RealtorStephen P. Moken, Broker

64 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove

* * * 775-5088 * * *

ROMANTIC VICTORIAN

Beautifully restored the way it should be and located on Ocean Pathway with a view of the Ocean. 9 bedrooms, library, study, entrance foyer, pocket doors, NEW siding, plum bing, e lectric service and storm windows. Large formal DR and a gorgeous kitchen with luxurious commercial appliances, hardwood floor and great layout. Deck off the side door, outside H & C shower, pretty awnings, plush rose carpet and full basement. Call to preview. $385,000.

CINDY NELSON - Eves. 774-5554PITTENGER REALTY INC.

775-3300

OPEN HOUSE

57 Main Ave., Ocean Grove Landmark Building

1 Bedroom Condo Unit # 2

$114,000

N.Y. Style condo with exposed brick walls Curved high windows

Wall to wall carpeting - central air.

SUNDAY MAY 15 1:00 -3 :30 PM

JOANNE CORRIGAN - Eves. 922-0034

PITTENGER REALTY INC. 775-3300

Asay fam ily after 18-year- old Kristine Asay was critically injured in an autotruck accident Dec. 14, 1987 near her college campus in Erie, Pa., where she is a m ember of the freshman class at Edinboro University. Miss Asay was rendered unconscious when the truck and a car in which she was a passenger collided. She remained in a coma early this week, nearly five months after the collision.

At Garden State Rehabilitation Center, Toms River, it was reported that she was showing some response to orders to swallow, as attendants offered her solid food.

Insurance coverages are taking care of many of Kristine Asay’s hospital and rehabilitation expenses, but the fam ily has been put to trem endous expense in traveling to Erie, where she was hospitalized until the first week of February, and to Toms River, where she has been treated at both Community Memorial Hospital and the Rehabilitation Center.

Since the last report in The Times, the follow ing persons and organizations have contributed to The Kris Fund, P.O. Box 563, Ocean Grove, N.J. 07756:

Dennis & Norma Wood Alma Griffin Lily Dickinson Ellen Dixon Bennett Frank & Edna Foley David & Sandra McEwan Philip & Karla Herr Ronald & Virginia Crane Claudette Williams Benjamin & Gloria Hehn William & Helen Schwartz Ann Hurrelbrinck Jersey Shore Woman’s Club 17th Dist. Masonic Assoc. Thomas & Dianne Kumik Raymond & Evelyn Powers Susan Henschel Shore Fitness, Inc.John & Renee SternerLadies Aux. - Unexc. Fire Co.Letitia HendrixCatherine HoffmanO.G. Willard WCTURuth LeathermanHarry & Elizabeth GoodrichDorothy ElbersonGenevieve CoxJohn & Evelyn MorelandHorace & Esther BaldwinLoretta RyanPaul & Joan RuoppDoris RyanMargaret LakeJane MatthewsAnne FomesterOcean Grove TimesJennifer RothThe Bills AgencyEdward ShumardWilliam & Rebecca ThompsonShannon ThompsonAugust & Arlene StollByron & Dorothea HolmesHerman & Joan BrownOcean Grove RealtyThe Gannon GirlsBeverly StocumGeorge RobsonOcean Grove HardwareSmugglers CoveCampbell’s BarbershopOcean Grove Flower ShopKenneth & Marion OrrKim HarrisMrs. DysonJennifer StrassburgerBeth LebowitzKelly WaddellThe Polisano’sJohn & Helen StocumPete & Liz MoisanMrs. HallchandAlicia BrayKaren MorozowskyKira Harris

Mr. & Mrs. V. Healy Natalie Cosentino B. BairdHildiir & Lillian Janson HendoxSoroptimist International

of Red BankRobert & Winifred Tapper St. Paul’s Sunday School Mona Everson James & Janet Hendrickson Isabell Milligan

BUNGALOW - 1 Bedroom - $84,500 COLONIAL - 3 Bedrooms - $129,900 RANCH - 2 Bedrooms - $147,500 COLONIAL - 3 BRs, 2 Baths - $164,900 ONE BEDROOM CONDO - $103,000

SUMMER RENTAL - 1 BR, LOVELY '

CALL FOR INFORMATION WE HAVE SUMMER RENTALS

ADRAIN S. CLAYTON,REALTOR45 Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean Grove

Office 775-6040 * Eves. 988-8997

29 Reasons to be in Ocean Grove !!!

Condos:113.500 -1BR, 1 bath, brick bldg. - new listing115.900 - 2 BR, 1 Bath - 2nd floor - corner unit - balcony199.000 -1 BR, 1 1/2 Bath - Ocean front! Great Buy!

One Family:99.000 -1 BR, 1 Bath, Historic Cottage, South end - low price110.900 -3 BR, 1 Bath -1 /2 a duplex - reduced from 115,900127.000 - 2BR, 1 Bath - garage - sun porch, hardwood floors.136.500 - 3BR, 1 Bath - corner lot, beautiful shape149.000 - 3 BR, 1 1/2 Bath - full bsmnt & attic - new listing149.900 -2BR, 2 Bath, Double porches - well maintained152.900 - 3 BR, 1 1/2 Bath, fireplace,corner lot, vinyl sided155.000 - 2BR, 2 Bath, Broadway location - completely furnished.159.500 - Gutted Victorian - corner lot -POTENTIAL! ! !159.900 - 2 br, 1 1/2 bATH-totally renovated by builder w’garage180.000 - 5 BR, 2 Bath - beautiful "true Victorian" on Bdwy - new

listing198.000 -3BR, 1 1/2 Bath & 1/2 bath - New Victorian

great floor plan - parking225.000 - 3BR, 2 Bath - new construction - vinyl sided - modem

layout235.000 - 5 BR, 2 Bath - 2 houses from ocean! double porches!239.000 - 8 BR, 2 bath - double porches - ocean views239.900 - 4 BR, 2 Bath - garage,oak floors, 4 zone heat - walk to

ocean450.000 - 3-4 BR, 3 Bath - Ocean Pthwy - new construction -

highest quality materials - sweeping ocean views

Two Family:150.000 - 4BR, 2 Bath - separate utilities - lowest priced 2 fam.

in town.167.900 -4BR, 2 Bath - Duplex, separate utilities, 2nd floor porches 185,900-2BR, 2 Bath - near park, nice units - good rent roll260.000 - 4 BR, 2 Bath - separate utils, all amenities - near park325.000 - 7 BR, 3 1/2 Bath - Ocean Pthwy Victorian -spotless

condition - possible bed & breakfast

Multi-Family:185.000 - 7BR, 3 Bath, 3 Fam - 2 1 BR apts -1 5BR apt.225.000 - 5 BR, 3 Bath, 3 fam. on park - separate utils,

historical building275.000 - 7BR, 6 1/2 Bath - 3 family w/2 addti. units on lake -

great condition800.000 -14 apts.-separate utils., 7-1BR, 7 -2BR, private

parking plus lot.

THIS WEEKEND’S OPEN HOUSE

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Listing with OCEAN GROVE REALTY means Maximum exposure for your property.

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Facing the QuestionBradley Beach is considering

changing its master plan to make townhouses a non-permitted use in

most of the Borough. How do you feel?

"/ think people bought property in Bradley Beach thinking in terms of single family homes. We have not been a summer resort like Ocean Grove. We’ve becom e more o f a year round community.

Janet Maclnnes Former Borough Commissioner

DownMemory

Lane15 YEARS AGO

From the A pril 26, 1973 Issue of The Times

U.S. Navy Lt. Robert I. Randall, a prisoner of war in North Viet Nam from July 11, 1972, to March 31,1973, was given a rousing welcom e home inNeptune. He was joined in the pub lic ce lebration in front of the Neptune Municipal Complex by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James I (Irv) Randall, his w ife Jane and 3-year-old daughter Libby. Lt. Randall was shot down while p iloting his je t fighter off the a ircraft carrier Saratoga.

Mayor Joseph W ardell said he would not seek ree lection to the Neptune Township committee.

Jay Lavine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lavine of Neptune City was e lected to Phi Beta Kappa at Pomona C ollege in California.

"Keep America Beautiful" Day was being observed by Ocean Grove Girl Scouts in a beach cleaning pro ject w ith the ir leaders, Mrs. Grete James and Mrs. Shirley Bell.

James Uttley Jr., Daniel Uttley, Michael Maugaugy, W illiam Clanton, Roger Thorne, Lisa M ille r and Nancy Blunk were baptized Sunday in Community Baptist Church, Shark River Hills.

30 YEARS AGOFrom the A pril 25, 1958

Issue o f The Times

The $172,000 Bancroft Taylor Rest Home infirmary at the corner of New York

Continued on Next Page

"It makes me sick seeing all these townhouses and condos going up around here. Everyone is just trying to make a quick buck."

Mike Ryder Bradley Beach

"It makes no difference to me. I've owned a home here for 66 years. I've seen it all."

Abe Maltzman Bradley Beach

"Townhouses are a nice addition to neighborhoods. People on welfare can’t live in them, so they reduce the number of slums."

Dan T. Kelly Bradley Beach

"There are more than enough townhouses in Bradley Beach. Any more would ju s t add traffic problems."

Doris Ellermann Bradley Beach

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Woman’s Club Awards$500 in Scholarships

The Neptune Township Woman’s Club awarded two $250.00 scholarships this w eek to aspiring professionals. Pictured above. Woman’s Club President Ann Paternoster (far left) gives a $250 check to Aris Reynolds from the Concord School of Hair Design, Wanamassa, as School Manager Dianne Mayer and Woman’s Club Scholarship chairperson Jean Manzo (far right) look on.

"Entrepreneurism Lives In Ocean Grove'The comment above was expressed

by JOHN D. WALLACE, center, president and chief executive officer of New Jersey National Bank, during a visit to Ocean Grove Realty and The Ocean Grove and Neptune Times offices last week.

Mr. Wallace, seen viewing a 1908 issue of The Times, is joined by (from I. to r.) - BARBARA FAULHABER, Ocean Grove branch manager, BRUCE S. HUNT JR., Tim es publisher, STEVE

PELLEGRINELLI, small business banking officer, and RAY GREGER, vice president retail banking division.

N.J. National, which has recently been acquired by CoreStates Financial Corp., has continued to make lending decisions on a local level and maintains the same professional competent branch staffs, according to Mr. Wallace. Representatives of the bank came to take a first hand look at the production changes which The Tim es has experienced over its 113 year existence.

Above, P re s id e n t P a te rnos te r and ch a irpe rso n Manzo p re se n t a $250 ch eck to Anna May S'chool of N urs ing D irec to r Doreen Te rre tt, who accepted the scholarship on behalf of student Bonnie Sousanes.

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and Clark Aves., Ocean Grove, was dedicated. The Rest Home was founded in 1898 as a "hom e" fo r retired deaconnesses andm issionaries of the Methodist Church.

Atty. Richard W. Stout was reelected chairman of the Neptune Twp. Republican Executive Committee.... Mrs. Franklin Holl was elected president of the Ocean Grove PTA.... Mrs. C lifford B. Hennig was Ocean Grove chairman for the Mental Health campaign.

The Ocean Grove Recreation Commission banned hard ball games on the Inskip Ave. playground facilities.

The West Grove M ethodist Church choirs

honored Thomas O. Chisholm , Ocean Grove poet and hymn composer, in a special service of his music - "After A W hile," "It Is Jesus," "Jesus Has You On His Heart," "Was It For Me," "The Prodigal Son," "How Great Is Thy Faithfulness," "Tomorrow," "Living For Jesus," and others.

Wm. C. Hogan, Neptune, was general chairman of the YMCA Fund Drive. His d iv is ion leaders were Dr. Peter J. Guthorn, Robert D. Hope, Robert J. Layton, W alter W. Reid, W illiam P. Walton Jr. and John Williams.

50 YEARS AGOFrom the April 29, 1938

Issue of The Times

The Monmouth County Red Cross, in a 10-week

course, tra ined the entire 18-man Neptune police force in firs t aid. All members were required to participate and qualify.

Com bining the offices form erly occupied by the Ocean Grove Camp M eeting Assn, w ith his present store, B. Feddes was planning to open his new jewelry store at 55 and 57 Main Ave., next week.

Clyde Packard and W ilbur Orr joined the Ocean Grove Knights of Honor.

John S. Hall, 69, former Neptune Townshipcommitteeman and director of the Ocean Grove National Bank before its closing, died.

Myrna Loy, Clark Gable and Spencer Tracy were starring in the movie "Test Pilot," while Ronald Reagan and Joan B londell were featured in "Accidents Will Happen."


25 Students See Germany On Central Jersey Christian School Tour

This is a g roup p ic tu re of the 25 s tudents and 13 adults from the Central Jersey C h ris tia n S choo l, A sbu ry Park, taken at the H e id e lb e rg C astle in G erm any, fo llo w in g a to u r o f the castle and grounds. Ocean Grover, DONALD A. CLEAVES, the schoo l’s German teacher, gu ided the g roup to Luxem bourg by air, then m otor coach in to G erm any fo r T rie r, K ob lenz, R udeshe im , F ra n k fu rt, W urzburg , M a rie n b u rg , R o thb u rg , M un ich and then Berg w he re Ocean G rover ROBERT BATDORF manages a lakeside Jack Wyrtzen “Word of L ife" camp. From here they v is ite d the Dachau concen tra tion camp. H itle r ’s Berchtesgarden “Eagle’s Nest", O beram m ergau, Salzburg (Austria), Ulm, H e ide lbe rg and then Luxem bourg fo r the home fligh t.

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recent May 6th meeting of the Ocean Grove Women’s Republicen Club, the officers discussed getting in teresting speakers who have great clout in helping to prom ote Republican pro jects. All attending members were also asked to give fu rther ideas for helping to make the Ocean Grove W om en’sRepublican Club a worthwhile prom otional group for the ir politica l faction.

The next m eeting, June 3rd, w ill have Captain O’Neil of the Neptune Police Departm ent, who will give useful information fo r ind iv idual means of local crime prevention. The Sept. 9th meeting of the Ocean Grove W omen’s Republican Club will have local political candidates as guests.

After the business of the day was com pleted, the m eeting fin ished up over coffee and cake and social chats. At one point, the com ing up M other’s Day was m entioned and an in teresting background of the memorial was given by Ada Myers, one of Ocean Grove Women’s Republican Club V.P.’s. Mrs. Myers is o rig ina lly from Grafton, West V irginia, where M other’s Day was firs t celebrated. Mother’s Day never started in Philadelphia, as has been publicized. It was founded by Miss Anna Jarvis in honor of her own mother.

The Jarvis fam ily of Grafton, West Virginia,

was an in teresting one. Anna Jarvis’ father was the local doctor and her mother, after whom Anna was named, worked hard for the welfare of the Grafton com m unity. Mrs. Jarvis also taught Sunday School in AndrewsM ethodist Church in Grafton. When Mrs. Jarvis d ied, her daughter was devastated and wanted a memorial created to rem em ber her very beautiful parent.

Young Anna Jarvispressured the Governor of West Virginia, W illiam Glassman, until M other’s Day became a State holiday in 1910. Mrs. Anna Jarvin then went to W ashington, D.C. - d id a great deal to publicize her project to get backing from youngpeople everywhere - and managed fina lly to have President Woodrow Wilson proclaim M other’s Day a

national holiday in 1913. Anna Jarvis loved her mother so deeply that she spent her entire considerable inheritance on th is pro ject and died in Philadelphia living on Welfare.

The Ocean Grove Women’s Republican Club ended the day’s meeting vowing to celebrate this Mother’s Day for women everywhere and to keep this wom en’s club busily prom oting Republican pro jects and necessities locally.

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Borough of Avon-By-The-Sea

Notice is hereby given that the follovviog entitled ordinance was introduced and passed on first reading at a meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the Borough of Avon-By-The- Sea held on April 25, 1988 and was passed on final reading after a hearing at a meeting of said Board held on May 9,1988.

ORDINANCE NO. 11-1988 "AN ORDINANCE

AUTHORIZING AND E M E R G E N C Y A P P R O P R I A T I O N PURSUANT TO N.J.S. 40A;4-53 FORENGAGEMENT OF SPECIAL CONSULTANTS FOR THE PREPARATION AND THE PREPARATION OF THE MASTER PLAN OR PLANS, W HEN REQUIRED TO CONFORM TO THE PLANNING LAWS OF THE STATE."

CHARLES J. McBRIDE, MayorANDREW SAPORITO, Commissioner WILLIAM J. HAUSELT, Commissioner

Attest;Judith A. Lachenauer, CMCBorough Clerk(19) $12.40


Notice is hereby given that the following entitled ordinance was introduced and passed on first reading at a meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the Borough of Avon-By-The- Sea held on April 25, 1988 and was passed on final reading after a hearing at a meeting of said Board held on May 9,1988.

ORDINANCE NO. 9-1988 "AN ORDINANCE

AM ENDING CHAPTER 39 OF THE BOROUGH CODE, BOARD OF RECREATION COMMISSIONERS, TO REQUIRE PERMITS."

OHARLES J. McBRIDE, MayorANDREW SAPORITO, Commissioner WILLIAM J. HAUSELT, Commissioner

Attest:Judith A. Lachenauer, CMCBorough Clerk(19) $9.61

41-242SHERIFF'S SALE

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MERITOR MORTGAGE CORPORATION EAST. Raintiff vs: JOSEPH J. CASPER, et ux, et al. Defendants By virtue of a writ of execution in tne above stated action to n ^ directed. I shall expose for sale at public vendue, at the Court House

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Public Notice

ty of Monmouth. New Jersey, on Monday, the 6th day of June. 1988 at 2 o'clock. P.M. prevailing time.MunicipaliW of NeptuneCounty of MonmouthState of New JerseyStreet & Street No. 1513 7th Ave.TAX BLOCK AND LOT.Block 275. Lot 107. DIMENSIONS OF LOT; 50' X 150'. NEAREST CROSS STREET; 300 feet from Union Ave.TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 20% of bid amount. Balance due in 30 days. Cash or certified check only. The approximate amount of the judgment to be satisfied by sale is the sum of $94,153.00, together with the costs of this sale.The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to adjourn this sale without further notice by publication.

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Borough ofAvon-By-The-Sea

Notice is hereby given that the foliowing ordinance was introduced and passed on first reading by the Board of Commissioners of the Borough of Avon-By-The- Sea at a meeting held on May 9, 1988 and saidordinance will be taken up on second reading and hearing on May 23, 1988 at 8:00 P.M. at 301 Main Street, Avon, N.J., at which time and place all interested persons will be given an opportunity to be heard.JUDITH A. LACHENAUER.CMCBorough ClerkORDINANCE NO. 12-1988AN ORDINANCE

AMENDING ANDS U P P L E M E N T I N G CHAPTER 107 OF THE BOROUGH CODE,"GARBAGE, RUBBISH AND REFUSE," WITH RESPECT TO DUMPSTERS, ETC.

BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of the Borough of Avon-by-the- Sea that Chapter 107 of the Borough Code, "Garbage, Rubbish and Refuse," is hereby amended and supplemented as follows;

1. The following sentence is hereby added to 107-1 at the end thereof:

The provisions of this Article shall also be subject to the terms and conditions of any recycling program required by the Borough and/or other governmental authority.

2. 107-5 is hereby revised and amended to read as follows:

107-5. Storage of Garbage.For Borough collection,

garbage shall be kept incovered, waterproofrecepticles of galvanized metal or rigid plastic, with handies, and shall not be loaded in excess of fifty (50) lbs. This requirement shall not apply to private collection.

3. The following sentence is hereby added to 107-8 at the end thereof;

The foregoing shall not apply to private collection.

4. The following new sentence is hereby added to the said Chapter 107:

107-8.1. Multi-Family Residences.

All multi-familyresidential properties, including apartments, townhouses, condominiums and all other multiple dwelling complexesconsisting of more than six (6) dwelling units (as defined in 113-5 of the Borough Code), shall provide dumpster facilities for use by the residents thereof as the exclusive method of disposal of their garbage and rubbish. Such dumpster disposal shall be arranged by private contract.

This Ordinance shall take effect upon publication and passage as required by law.

CHARLES J. McBRIDE,Mayor

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ORDINANCE NO, 8-1988 "AN ORDINANCE TO

REQUIRE MEDICALEXAMINATIONS FOR NEW EMPLOYEES."

Charles J. McBride,MayorAndrew Saporito, Commissioner William J. Hauselt, Commissioner



Notice is hereby given that the following entitled ordinance was introduced and passed on first reading at a meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the Borough of Avon-By-The- Sea held on April 25, 1988 and was passed on final reading after a hearing at a meeting of said Board held_ on May 9,1988.

ORDINANCE NO, 7-1988 "AN ORDINANCE

AMENDING ANDSUPPLEMENTING THE CHAPTER 161, VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC, OF THE BOROUGH CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF AVON-BY- THE-SEA TO PROVIDE FOR CERTAIN ONE-WAY STREETS."

Charles J. McBride,MayorAndrew Saporito, Commissioner William J. Hauselt, Commissioner




ORDINANCE NO. 6-1988 "AN ORDINANCE TO

AMEND AN ORDINANCE TO FIX AND DETERMINE THE SALARIES OF THE OFFICERS ANDEMPLOYEES OF THE BOROUGH OF AVON-BY- THE-SEA."

Charles M. McBride, MayorAndrew Saporito, Commissioner William J. Hauselt, Commissioner


including the aggregate sum of $15,400 as the several down payments for the improvements or purposes required by the Local Bond Law. The down payments have been made available by virtue of provision for down payment or for capital improvement purposes in one or more previously adopted budgets.

Section 2. In order to finance the cost of the several improvements or purposes not covered by application of the several down payments, negotiable bonds are hereby authorized to be issued in the principal amount of $292,100 pursuant to the Local Bond Law. In anticipation of the issuance of the bonds, negotiable bond anticipation notes are hereby authorized to be issued pursuant to and within the limitations prescribed by the Local Bond Law.

Section 3. The several improvements hereby authorized and the several purposes for which the bonds are to be issued, the estimated cost of each improvement and the appropriation therefor, the estimated maximum amount of bonds or notes to be issued for each improvement and the period of usefulness of each improvement are as follows:

Borough of Avon-By-The-SeaNotice is hereby given that the following Bond Ordinance No. 10-1988 was introduced and

passed on first reading by the Board of Commissioners of the Borough of Avon-By-The-Sea on April 25,1986 and was passed on final reading after a hearing thereof at a meeting of said board held on May 9,1988.

ORDINANCE NO. 10-1988BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR VARIOUS CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS OF THE

BOROUGH OF AVON-BY-THE-SEA, IN THE COUNTY OF M ONM OUTH, NEW JERSEY, APPROPRIATING THE AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF $307,500 THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF $292,100 BONDS OR NOTES OF THE BOROUGH TO FINANCE PART OF THE COST THEREOF.

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOROUGH BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE BOROUGH OF AVON-BY-THE-SEA, IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY (not less than two-thirds of all members thereof affirmatively concurring) AS FOLLOWS:

Section 1. The several improvements described .in Section 3 of this bond ordinance are hereby respectively authorized to be undertaken by the Borough of Avon-By-The-Sea, New Jersey as general improvements. For the several improvements or purposes described in Section 3, there are hereby appropriated the respective sums of money therein stated as the appropriation made for each improvement or purpose, such sums amounting in the aggregate to $307,500,

Appropriation and Estimated

Cost $ 62,500

Estimated Maximum Amount of Bonds or

Notes $ 59,375

Period or Average Period of

Usefulness 15 years

Purposea) Improvements to various municipal facilities consisting of the construction of a deck at Avon Municipal Pool, construction of a new gazebo in the municipal park, installation of play structureand equipment at the playground and the installation of a generator to the Municipal Building and Police Headquarters.b) Acquisition of equip- 73,500 69,800 5 Yearsment including a newdump truck for the Department of Public Works, boardwalk lumber for the Department of Public Works, photography equipment of the Police Department and equipment for the Fire Department consisting of walkie-talkies, air packs and fire gear.c) Road repair and recon- 65,000 61.750 5 Yearsslmction along NorwoodAvenue from Ocean to First Avenue, Garfield Lane from Fourth Avenue to Fifth Avenue, Woodland Avenue from Ocean to First Avenue and the installation of curbs and gutters along Norwood Avenue and Fourth Avenue.d) Acquisition of equip- 106,500 101,175 10 Yearsment including the purchase of a new life boatcommunications system for the Police Department and a computer system for the Department of Revenue and Finance.

The excess of the appropriation made for each of the improvements or purposes aforesaid over the estimated maximum amount of bonds or notes to be issued therefor, as above stated, is the amount of the down payment for each purpose.

Section 4. All bond anticipation notes issued hereunder shall mature at such times as may be determined by the chief financial officer; provided that no note shall mature later than one year from its date. The notes shall bear interest at such rate or rates and be in such form as may be determined by the chief financial officer. The chief financial officer shall determine all matters in connection with notes issued pursuant to this ordinance, and the chief financial officer's signature upon the, notes shall be conclusive evidence as to all such determinations. All notes issued hereunder may be renewed from time to time subject to the provisions of N.J.S.A, 40A:2-8(a). The chief financial officer is hereby authorized to sell part or all of the notes from time to time at public or private sale and to deliver them to the purchasers thereof upon receipt of payment of the purchase price plus accrued interest from their dates to the date of delivery thereof. The Chief financial officer is directed to report in writing to the governing body at the meeting next succeeding the date when any sale or delivery of the notes pursuant to this ordinance is made. Such report must include the amount, the description, the interest rate and the maturity schedule of the notes sold, the price obtained and the name of the purchaser.

Section 5. The capital budget of the Borough of Avon-By-The-Sea is hereby amended to conform with the provisions of this ordinance to the extent of any inconsistency herewith. The resolution in the form promulgated by the Local Finance Board showing full detail of the amended capital budget and capital program as approved by the Director of the Division of Local Government Services is on file with the Clerk and is available there for public inspection.

Section 6 . The following additional matters are hereby determined, declared, recited and stated:

(a) The purposes described in Section 3 of this bond ordinance are not current expenses. They are all improvements that the Borough may lawfully undertake as general improvements, and no part of the costs thereof has been or shall be specially assessed on property specially benefited thereby.

(b) The average period of usefulness, computed on the basis of the respective amounts of obligations authorized for each purpose and the reasonable life thereof within the limitations of the Local Bond Law, is 8.76 years.

(c) The Supplemental Debt Statement required by the Local Bond Law has been duly prepared and filed in the office of the Clerk, and a complete executed duplicate thereof has been filed in the office of the Director of the Division of Local Government Services in the Department of Community Affairs of the State of New Jersey. Such statement shows that the gross debt of the Borough as defined in the Local Bond Law is increased by the authorization of the bonds and notes provided in this bond ordinance by $292,100, and the obligations authorized herein will be within all debt limitations prescribed by that Law.

(d) An aggragate amount not exceeding $30,000 for items of expense listed in and permitted under N.J.S.A. 40A;2-20 is included in the estimated costs indicated herein for the purposes or improvements.

Section 7. Any grant moneys received for the purposes described in Section 3 hereof shall be applied either to direct payment of the cost of the improvements or to payment of the obligations issued pursuant to this ordinance. The amount of obligations authorized but not issued hereunder shall be reduced to the extent that such funds are so used.

Section 8 . The full faith and credit of the Borough are hereby pledged to the punctual payment of the principal of and the interest on the obligations authorized by this bond ordinance. The obligations shall be direct, unlimited obligations of the Borough, and the Borough shall be obligated to levy ad valorem taxes upon all the taxable real property within the Borough for the payment of the obligations and the interest thereon without limitation of rate or amount.

Section 9. This bond ordinance shall take effect 20 days after the first publication thereof after final adoption, as provided by the Local Bond Law.

CHARLES J. McBRIDE, Mayor ANDREW SAPORITO, Commissioner WILLIAM J. HAUSELT, Commissioner

STATEMENTThe bond ordinance published herewith has been finally adopted on May 9, 1988 and the 20-

day period of limitation within which a suit, action or proceeding questioning the validity of such ordinance can be commenced, as provided in the Local Bond Law, has begun to run from the date of the first publication of this statement.

JUDITH A. LACHENAUER, CMC Borough Clerk

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OCEAN GROVE LOCALSBonnie Ayres, Ocean

Grove soprano, w ill be a featured so lo is t w ith the Shrewsbury Chorale on Saturday, May 21, in Long Branch and Friday, May 27, in Freehold when the Shrewsbury Chorale and Orchestra presents Bach’s "The Passion According to St. John."

When Betty and Joe Van Eeuwen of Prospect Park and summer residents, here, were in Hawaii recently, they learned that the ir first grandson had been born - 9 lbs. 9 oz., Trevor, via their son and daughter-in-law Connie. The senior Van Eeuwens enjoyed Hawaii w ith two other Grove couples and summer residents. Marge and Bill Heatley and Phyllis and Andy Rahn.

Marjorie Nealon of Heck Ave. won 2nd place in the w om en’s division of the recent 3rd annual Sunrise Run-Bike-Run at Seven President’s Oceanfront Park in Long Branch. Her time was 1:31.34 and she was beaten by Stephanie W oolnich-Hoizman of Philadelphia, 1:31.08. Marjorie, who won this competition, will be invited to enter the U.S. Biathlon Assn.’s NationalChampionship in New York City.

Cn May 3rd at the m onthly m eeting of the Brick Seniors of St. Paul’s United Methodist Church of Bricktown, Miss Phyllis Schultz, contralto and autoharpist of Webb Ave. and Mrs. Alta Gerner,

pianist, of Epworth Manor, presented a program of romantic music for Spring.

In addition to the selections, they performed recently for the Woman’s C lub and the M ethodist Home. They also did "By the Bend of the River", "In My Garden","W hen You Wish Upon a Star", and "Shall We Dance" for a large enthusiasticaudience.

Wayne VanCrden of the Shelburne Hotel on Ccean Pathway, along with his young sons, Kenneth and Kristofer, planned a special M other’s Day for "mommy, Anto inette, and grandmama, Vicki Palma." The ladies received carnations from the "River Belle" riverboat crew and all enjoyed d inner while cru is ing the Manasquan River and Barnegat Bay.

The Ccean Grove H istorical Society is gathering people to work and share "Christmas in August 1988," Aug. 21-28, here. Prizes w ill be awarded for home decorations. E llie lllis (phone 531-6886) is co- chairlady and reports, "Mr. and Mrs. S. Claus" w ill be here for the children’s part Aug. 25. Watch this newspaper fo r continuing news about the celebration.

The Ccean Grove Auxiliary of the Jersey Shore Medical Center will meet Monday, May 16, at 1 P.M. in St. Paul’s U.M. Church.

PUBLIC SALEOF P E R S O N A L PRO PERTY

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(Rain Date - May 28)All items will be available for inspection from 9 A.M. to 10 A.M. immediately prior to the sale.

All sale items will be sold by auction.

The total purchase price shall be paid at the time of sale or the item may be re-offered for sale. Upon completion of the individual sales, the Township Clerk may call for bulk bids for the remaining unsold items.

Personal Property Redemption Applications are avilable in the Neptune Township's Clerk’s Office and the Neptune Police Department for any person desiring to retrieve any personal items which may have become part of this accumulated property as the result of loss, theft or some other reason. Said application must be returned for consideration prior to noon, Friday, May 20,1988.

Helen L. Riggs, Clerk, Twp. of Neptune, Phone 988-5200

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Michael and Sara McGovern of 35 Ocean Pathway recentlycelebrated the ir 68th wedding anniversary and were extended special wishes by the Neptune Senior Citizensorganization during this O lder Am erican ’s Month. They were married May 5, 1920, in Jersey City. Michael retired in 1968 as a detective with the Jersey City Police Dept, where he worked 35 years. They moved here five years ago.

M issionaries to Nigeria, Steve and Gayle Ouigg and children. Heather and Kathy, have been visiting his parents, St. Paul’s Pastor and Mrs. Walter Ouigg, 103 Broadway. Steve replaced his dad in the pu lp it M other’s Day Sunday, bringing amessage from the Methodist mission field.

Mrs. Olive O. Koster, 129 Cookman Ave., enjoyed a very happy M other’s Day with her daughter, Mary Pat Flannery and other fam ily members. First to

the christening of great granddaughter Danielle N icole Guarino at St. Anthony’s Church in Heightstown, which was fo llowed by a party at the E lk ’s Lodge in Edison. Joseph Patrick and Mary Ann Flannery were godparents. Grandparents Joseph and Mary Pat returned on April 30th from a week’s visit to Ireland.

Peggy and Frank Holl, Broadway, spent eight days v is iting the West Coast, returning home Sunday, May 1. They flew to Los Angeles Apr. 23 and stayed at Holiday Inn, Hollywood. Peg’s brother Robert and wife Susan Slocum, of Burbank,hosted d inner atSportsm en’s Lodge, Ventura Blvd. at Coldwater Canyon Studio City, and a stop at Des Regan’s Irish Pub, Burbank, where the trio play oldies and Irish airs for dancing. They drove thru the grounds of the Lakeside Country Club where M ickey Rooney, Bob Hope and most of the stars belong.

Sunday a tour of Universal Studios, Grauman’sChinese Theatre, Beverly Hills estates, and finally Rodeo Drive shops and galleries where Peter Max and other artists’ showings were enjoyed. They drove to Santa Monica Beach (the pier is being rebuilt) and spent an hour on Venice Beach visiting shops and dodging roller skaters.

Monday they drove to Long Beach and boarded the Cueen Mary and saw Howard Hughes’ "Spruce Goose" - an unbelievable sight! Cn to San Juan Capistrano, where the swallows had flown the

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Senior Center Bids ReadvertisedNeptune Twp.

Although bids had been accepted and a ground- breaking- cerem ony has been celebrated, the Township Committee, under advice from attorney Charles Uliano, will receive new bids on construction of the proposed Senior Center this morning (Thursday). The orig inal bids that were accepted last month did not include subcontractors in its

specifications that were prepared by the township engineer.

O rig inally, the township accepted a bid from Everett H. Thorne Co., Red Bank. But c iting a state law requiring any construction bids to list subcontractors when preparing bids, AGIA Mason, Inc., Bradley Beach, objected to the awarding of the bids.

Funding fo r the pro ject, an estim ated $689,950 is

provided by the Monmouth County CommunityDevelopment Block Grant Program.

Dean’s List Student

Neptune - Ruth Ann Krempasky, a 3rd year student at the Georgia Institute of Technology, has been named to the Dean's List for achieving 3.0 or h igher out of a

possible 4.0 in her subjects. She is the daughter of Ruby Krempasky, 3 Dianne Drive, and Robert J. Krempasky of Belmar. W hile at Neptune High, she was a president of the National Honor Society.

Said the patient mournfully, "I can't pay you, doc. I slowed down like you told me and lost my job."

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LOCALSContinued from Page 15coop and visitors fed the pigeons at the old Mission. Beautiful purplebouganvilia cascaded over the old walls. In Tiajuana, Mexico, shopping was enjoyed.

Tuesday the drive up the coast en route to San Francisco was delightfu l! Time out for a stop in Santa Barbara where the M unicipal Build ing was explored, copied in the 1960’s after a 14th century Moorish Castle, and shops visited at El Paseo Center. Overnight was spent in San Simeon, w ith a tour of Hearst Castle early the next morning. At Big Sur, lunch was enjoyed at The Phoenix, with an overlook of the area. Surprisingly, several bikers were seen on the steep, curving long stretch of mountain roads. A vis it to Carmel, its beautiful homes and boutiques was a must, and a stop at "The Hog’s Breath", Clint Eastwood’s Restaurant, made our day!

Arrived at The Raphael, Union Square, San Francisco, and that evening had d inner at Barbara Troop’s China Moon Cafe, a long-tim e desire of Peg’s, having seen Barbara on TV many times

showing her unique Chinese cooking expertise. A world apart, breakfast at Lori’s, an Art Deco 1950's d iner atmosphere with red and chrome fixtures, black and white large tiled floor and posters of Elvis, Ricky Nelson and Marilyn, and old music from a jukebox greets patrons.

The last morning in our rented Chevette, we toured the City, driving up and down the steep hills, past such sites as: Berry Street - named for Benjamin Berry, essayist, Frank’s great-grandfather, and Ada Berry HoM’s grandfather, who went West with the Forty-Niners Gold Rush and was named the first C om ptro ller of the City; along the Embarcadero, the ferries and piers toFisherm an’s Wharf;Telegraph Hill, Russian Hill, Nob Hill and the length of Chinatown. It was fun to ride the cable cars to the Wharf, and seeing the Fairmont Hotel, setting for the TV show "Hotel". We ferried to Sausalito for lunch and shopping in a quaint atmosphere. An evening meal at the famous "Scom a's" at The Wharf was worth the wait. Sand dabs and a seafood platter were delic ious. Peg had the good fortune to meet Phyllis Scoma, who came

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back to their table and was most gracious.

To cap the trip , a Bay Cruise under the Golden Gate Bridge, a final visit to Chinatown shops, and so, adieu, California!

The Youth Choirs (Cherub, Crusader & Chapel) of St. Paul’s U.M. Church will present the ir annual "Best of the Year" concert th is Sunday at 4 P.M. At the same time, they w ill receive the ir awards, report Thelma Rainear, music d irector, and Lois Pyle, assistant. This annual musical h igh ligh t, undersponsorship of the Choir Mother’s Guild, first started in the mid-1940’s.

It was M other’s Day in Virginia and Joan Brown of the Pathway Market was there with family to see her son, Alan, graduate from the University of R ichmond with a B.A. degree in English and History. Joan enjoyed this special day with husband, Herman; her mother, Mrs. Meta Davis; and a daughter, A lan ’s sister and husband, Brenda and Ken Rice of Schenectady, N.Y.

Tracey Odell and daughters Rebecca, 3 1/2 years, and Jessica, 7 months, have returned home to Manchester, N.H., after spending five days with her father, Bryan Rush, Sr., 101 Mt. Carmel Way. They were here to participate in her brother’s wedding. May 7th to Mary Stavast. Tracey was a bridesmaid and Becky was the flow ergirl. Also in town for the wedding were Laura and Dave Hooley of Grantham, N.H., and Jackie and Hugh O’dell of Newport, N.H.

M other’s Day is an eventful time for Ethel and Bill Barnett, 140 Main Ave., who were wed on that day in 1938 and marked the ir 50th anniversary on "mom’s" Sunday this year.

Ethel Coulson of Jersey City and Bill Barnett of Ocean Grove were united in her home church, Simpson Grace Methodist. They had met here the previous summer when she was vacationing with her parents. Family friends from Jersey City, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Openshaw, were then operating a stationery store on Main Ave. and "put in a good word for B ill," who was manager of the American Store next door at the corner of Pilgrim Pathway. After the ir marriage. Bill developed a m ilk delivery business in Bergen County.

Forty-six family members and friends honored Ethel and Bill last Saturday night

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at the "Gone With I he W ind," form er Homestead Restaurant in Spring Lake Heights. The surprise event was hosted by the ir son, Robert B., his wife Phyllis and their daughters, Beth and Becky, all of LaGrangeville, N.Y.

Included in the gathering were her sisters, Edna Morris of Neptune and Grace Sm eltzer of Cape May, and a niece from Limavody, NorthernIreland, Joan Campbell, who coupled this occasion with a tour in the U.S., and others.

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OBITUARIES

(The abbreviation JSMC in various obituary notices stands for Jersey Shore Medical Center).

MRS. MARGARET T.NEALIS

Avon-By-The-Sea - Thefuneral mass was Monday in the Church of St. E lizabeth, here, for communicant Mrs. Margaret T. Nealis, a resident here nine years who died last Friday in JSMC. She was formerly of Jersey City and interment was there.

A m em ber of the Avon Leisure Citizens, she was pre-deceased by her husband, Thomas, in 1973 and is survived by two daughters, Virginia N. Zirk, here, and Patricia E. Duffy, Wayne Twp., and three grandchildren.

MRS. JAMES C.TALLON

Neptune City - The funeral was last Friday in Francioni, Taylor & Lopez Funeral Home for Mrs. Edna Tallon, 81, here, an area resident over 50 years who died W ednesday of last week in JSMC. Interm ent was in Hamilton Cemetery.

She is survived by her husband, James C.; a son, W illiam Herbert Truax, Lakewood; threedaughters, Margaret Applegate, Bradley Beach, Doris C. Cook, Brick Twp.,

MEMORIAL CROSS

OCEAN GROVE - The 18- foot Memorial Cross on the front of the Ocean Grove Auditorium, facing the sea, w ill be lighted the w eek of May 7 through May 13, 1988 in ioving memory of Emy H. Hermanson by Elizabeth E. Hermanson and Friends.

and Mary A. White, Maryville, Tenn.; 10 grandchildren, 13 greatgrandch ild ren, and one great-great grandchild.

CYRUS GREEN Neptune - The funeral service was last Saturday in Friendship Baptist Church, Asbury Park, for parish ioner Cyrus Green, 86, a form er church trustee, who died Tuesday of last week in JSMC. Interrtient was in Monmouth Memorial Park.

He is survived by a son, Cyrus, Asbury Park; two step-sons, W illiamSimmons, Jackson Twp., and Edward Simmons, Asbury Park; a daughter, Ann Coleman, Asbury Park; a sister, Viola Harris, Tampa, Fla., and 22 grandchildren.

ST. PAUL’S U.M.Ocean Grove - At the

10:45 Worship Service this Sunday, the Rev. W alter A. Quigg will have "Watch the Garden Grow" as the topic of his sermon. Mrs.

Thelma Rainear, organist and choir d irector, has se lected as the Prelude: Three Preludes on "Our Father, Who Art in Heaven" by Weinman, J.S. Bach and Edm undson. Mr. James DeHaven, bass-baritone, w ill sing a solo and the choir w ill sing "G lory to God" by Bach. Nursery is available. Junior Church for children from first through th ird grades is available during the service.

Sunday School, Adult Bible Class and Basic Bible Study are at 9:30 A.M.; Best-of-the-Year Concert, 4:00 P.M.; Jr. High UMYF, 5:00 and Sr. High UMYF at 7:00 P.M.

Old Guard Notes

The music during the in troductory one half hour at the last meeting of the Old Guard of the Shore Area, which was held on Thursday, May 5th, touched on three themes: Chinatown, M other’s Day and the Kentucky Derby. Lester Coon at the piano, John Corbo with his newly equipped accoustical harmonica and George Doolittle at the drums rendered "Chinatown, My Chinatown," MotherMacree" and "My Old Kentucky Home." Chaplain John Griffith in his opening prayer thanked God for the opportunity to bring cheer to a cloudy world.

D irector FredSchlechtm an made some remarks about campus

drinking, the effect of the playing of ~Heavy Metal," the observation of Irving Berlin 's com ing 100th birthday, subway robberies and shootings, and the end- of-year activities. First viced irec to r Ed Devonshire suggested December 22nd as the date for the com bined Christmas and 35th Anniversarycelebration of the Old Guard at Old Mill Inn and November 11 th as the date for the bus trip to Bethlehem, Pa. to observe the Christmas show.

During the rem aining half-hour, the members, through the courtesy of Ed Devonshire and Bill Flint, had the opportunity to view a film entitled "The Faces of Man" which depicted life in modern Japan, and inspired admiration for the

Prayer to St. JudeHoly Jude, Apostle and Martyr greut in virtue and rich in miracle, new kinsman o f Jesus Christ, faithful intercessor o f all who invoke your special patronage in time o f need; to you ! have recourse from the depths o f my heart arul humbly beg to whom God has given such great power to come to my assistance. Help me in my present urgent petition. In return, / pro mise to make your name known and cause you to be invoked.

Say 3 Our Fathers. 3 Hail Marys. 3 Glorias. Publication must he promised.

St. Jude, pray for u.s all who invoke your aid. AMEN.

This Novena has never been known to fail. This Novena must he said for 9 consecutive days. [_j ^

Japanese. The free haircuts were won by Jack Chin and Walter Valentine, and the attendance was 32.

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PUBLICNOTICES

NOTICETownship of Neptune

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has applied to the Planning Board of the Township of Neptune for minor subdivision approval creating two lots on the property known as Block 14, Lot 732 located at 3 Abbott Avenue, Ocean Grove, Township of Neptune, with a variance for mean lot depth on new lot 732.01 of 36.32 feet instead of the 60 feet required and lot area of 1,093 square feet instead of the 1,800 square feet required and a variance for mean lot depth of 34.61 feet instead of the 60 feet required and lot area of 1,042 square feet instead of the 1,800 feet required,

A hearing will be heard on this application by the Planning Board of the Township of Neptune, in the Board Meeting Room, Second Floor, Neptune Municipal Complex, 25 Neptune Boulevard,Neptune, N.J., on Wednesday, May 25, 1988 at 7:30 P.M. All interested parties will be heard.

Plans of the proposal may be inspected in the office of the Secretary of the Neptune Planning Board, Neptune MunicipalComplex, 25 Neptune Boulevard, Neptune, New Jersey, during regular business hours.Dated: May 10,1988

Paul R. Gannon &William P. Gannon III 48 Webb Avenue Ocean Grove, N.J.

(19) $16.81

NOTICETownship of Neptune

Planning BoardNOTICE is hereby given

that the undersigned has applied to the Planning Board of the Township of Neptune for site plan approval in connection with Phase II of the proposed expansion of the Jumping Brook Treatment Plant, consisting of expansion of the existing filter building and clear well and the construction of two new clarifier tanks on the property known as: Block 7013, Lot 14. Street Address: Old CorliesAvenue, Neptune township. Geographical Location: South of Highway 33 and West of Route 18 in Neptune Township, which is within 200 feet of property owned by you.

A hearing will be held on this application by the Planning Board of the Township of Neptune, in the Board Meeting Room, Second Floor, Neptune Municipal Complex, 25 Neptune Boulevard,Neptune, N.J., on Wednesday, May 25, 1988 at 7:30 P.M. All interested parties will be heard.

Plans of the proposal may be inspected in the office of the Secretary of the Neptune Planning Board, Neptune Municipal Complex, 25 Neptune Boulevard,Neptune, New Jersey, during regular business hours.Dated: May 9,1988

DAVIS, REBERKENNY & ABRAMOWITZ, P.A.

By;William D. Lavery, Jr. Attorneys for New Jersey American Water Company -

formerly Monmouth Consolidated Water Co.

(19) $17.36

41-227SHERIFrS SALE



Docket No.F-401647

ELYSiAN FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK, a corp of the U.S.A.. Plaintiff vs; GRItSER. INC-, A N.J. corp.. et al, Defendants By virtue of a writ of execution in the above stated action to rne directed. I shall expose for saie at public venoue, at the Court House in the Borough of Freehold. County of Monmouth. New Jersey, on Monday, the lo th day of May. 1988 at 2 o'clock, P.M. prevailing time.THE PROPERTY TO BE SOLD IS LOCATED IN THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY.COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 15 MAIN AVENUE. NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP. OCEAN GROVE^ NEW JERSEY Tax Lot No. 555 In B l^ k No. 10 DIMENSIONS OF LOT: (APPROXIMATELY) 30 FEET WIDE BY 95 FEET LONGNEAREST CROSS STREET: SITUATE ON THE SOUTHERLY SIDE OF OLIN AVENUE 60 FEET FROM THE EASTERLY SIDE OF BEACH AVENUETERMS OF SALE; DEPOSIT: 20% of bid amount. Balance due in 30 days. Cash or certified check only. The approximate amount of the judgment lo be satisfted by sale is the sum of $248,084.00. together with the costs of this sale.The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to adjourn this saie without further notice by publication.

WILLIAM M. LAN2ARO. Sheriff Dated: March 22. 1988 Zucker. Goldberg, Becker & Ackerman. Attorneys Leonard B. Zucker for the firm (20IJ 763-7788

(16-19) $68.20

41-224SHERIFF’S SALE



Docket No.F-342-88

MIDSTATE MORTGAGE INVESTORS GROUP. Plaintiff vs; DANIEL BENNETT and NILDA BENNETT. DefendantsBy virtue of a writ of execution in the above stated action to me directed, 1 shall expose for sale at public vendue, at the Court House in the Borough of Freehold, County of Monmouth, New Jersey, on Monday, the 9 day of May. 1988 at 2 o’clock. P.M. prevailing time. PROPERTY TO BE SOLD IS LOCATED IN THE Borough of Key- port IN THE COUNTY OF Monmouth AND STATE OF NEW JERSEYPREMISES ARE COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 239 Broad Street. Keyport. NJT ^ LOT N0.6 BLOCK NO. 66 DIMENSIONS OF LOT; (APPROXIMATELY) 102 X 109 NEAREST---- lSTr:“ADDITIONAL _ _ .BE FOUND IN THE Monmouth COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE TERMS OF SALE: DEPOSIT: 20% of bid amount. Balance due in 30 days. Cash or certified check only.

approximate amount of the judgment to be satisfied by sale is the sum of $80,075.00 together with the costs of this sale.The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to adjourn this sale without further notice by publication.

WILLIAM M. LANZARO, Sheriff Dated: March 22. 1988 Jay P. Okun, Attorney (201)390-0980(15-18)

CROSS STREET: Hurley Street ---------- (NAL in fo r m a tio n CAN

NOTICENOTICE is hereby given that the Township Clerk of the Township of Neptune will sell at public sale to the highest bidder a 1977 Cadillac at a minimum price of $850.00. Said sale will be held in the Township Committee Meeting Room on Monday, May 23, 1988 at 11:00 A.M.

The vehicle will be available tor inspection by contacting the Neptune Police Department Thursday and Friday, May 19th and 201h, between 8:00 A.M. and 2:00 P.M.

The Township Committee reserves the right to reject any and all bids.Dated: May 5,1988

HELEN L. RIGGS Township Clerk

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SHERIFF S SALE SUPERIOR COURT

, OF NEW JERSEY c h ancer y DIVISION MONMOUTH COUNTY

a n v il in vesto r SERVICES, INC ,PI«in*H v»^^N(fD&'N*ENfERWiS:tion 4 kInqoon R'wHTwfirfo!DefendantsBy virtue of • w rit of execution in the above stated action to me directed. I shall axpose for sal# at public vendue, at tne Court Housa in the Borough of Freehold. County of Monmoutiv New Jersey, on Monday, ^the 23rd day of May. 1 9 ^ at 2 oxlock, P.M. prevalliiVB time. •TRACT IBEGINNING at a point being a common corner to lots Nos. 9. i8 .48 and 44 In Block 105 on the Tax Map of New Shrewsbury and running thance (1) south 88 degre West, 2,165.98 feet more or less

(rees 20 minutesto the center of Pine Brook; thence(2) returning again to the beginning point and'running South 15 degrees 42 minutes and 15 seconds West 211.86 feet to a field- stone; thence(3) Soum M degrees 20 minutes West 2.070 feet more or less to the center of Pine Brook; thence(4) Westerly, Northerly, Northeasterly eng Northwesterly along the center of said pine Brook, 275 feet more or less to the ending point of the first course and there to end.The above description Is in accordance with survey made by Heim Engineering Associates for Joseph and Adeie Becker, dated April i, 1968. Scale 1’ - 100'.Also known as Lot 44 In Block 105 on the Tax Map of TInton Falls Township.TRACT inBEGINNING at the northwest cor< ner of Lot No. 2. so called, thence(1) South 9 degrees 42 minutes West l2 chains and 68 links, thence(2) South 85 degrMs 45 minutes West 8 chains and 50 links; thence

thence(4) North 85 degrees 45 minutes East 8 chains and 50 links to the êce of BEGINNING. Containing 10.35 acras.Also known as Lot 46 in Block 105?n th# Tax Map of TInton Fails

ownthip.TRACT iR;beg in ning at a point In Murphy Road, said point being the Northwest corner of the lot purchased by Jacob Corlies at tho eommis- Stoners sale, said point also baing the Northeest comer of lot number two on the map on which If was sold by tha commisaio^rs appointad bv tf\e orphans court of Monmouth County to sell the reel estate of WUUam Lip^ncott. deceased: thence(1) South 11 degrees 16 minutes 3 / seconds West e distance of 836.88 feet to a stona; thenca (2) South 88 dagrees (X) minutas west a distance of 561 .r 'Vest a distance 0 feet to e,o ln t; thence® North n degre........ ........ ..|7 seconds East, a distance

[fees 16 minutes___ _______t. a distance of

936.88 feet to e point; thence M) Nortn 88 geêes GO minutes Bast a distenca of 561.0 feet to me p ^n t or piece of BEGINNING. ALSO known as Lot 47 in Block 10$ on the Tex Map of TInton Fells Township.TRACT IVBEGINNING et e large stone et the foot of a swamp OAK on its southerly slda. baing on the Easterly Side of a swamp or run, the said stona baing a cornar of thrae other tracts as foUows Rater BpcK to the Northeast. John Schultz to the Southeast, Robart and Charles White to the Southward: thance(1) South aighty-aight dagreas and twanty minutas Wast eight chains and fifty threa links along the white line as aforasaid to a stona in tha corner o f George Hance's land:(2) North thirteen degrees snd fifteen minutes East seven chains and twelva links along Georga Hanca’s land to the BUT of a Locust-Fanca Post held as a cornar of the Callahan Lot;(3) North aighty-aight dagrees Cast aight chains and fifty four links afong tha Callahan Cot or Tract to a st»ke naar a wild charry

tree as a corner of the Calianan Lot in the Westerly line of the sforessid Peter Bock tot said staka being distant one chain and twenty one links on e course of North thirteen degrees East from • n>onumant«l storU In tha Easter- ty line of the aforesaid describad lot.(4) South thirteen degrees West seven chains and nineteen links alona the Peter Bock lot aforesaid to tna Beginning. Containing fiva acres elghty-nme hundredths of an acre.Also known as Lot 48 in Block 105 on the Tax Map of Township of TInton Falls.TRACT VBEGINNING at a stona the corner of lands formerly Joseph Bar- clays; thence(1) South 86 degrees end 30 minutes West eight chains and fifty links to a staka; thervca

South tan dagraes and thirty minutes West five chains anoL V ________eighty eight links to Bartines Jack- son s cornar; thanca

along said Jackson;s line North 86 degrees. 30 minutes Cast 8 chains end 50 links to a stake or stone: thence(4) North 10 deêes end 30 rnirv-

Also known as Lot 49 in Block 105 on tha Tax Map of the Township ofTInton Fells.BEING the sama premises conveyed to the Mortgagors by deed from Joseph B ette r and Adale Becker, his wife, about to be re- corded simultaneously herewith; this being a purchasa money mortgage.TERWS OF SALE; DEPOSIT; 20% Of bid amount. Balance due in 30 Hays. Cash or cartified check only. The approximete amount of the judgment to be satisfied by sale is

W ") of $385,711.00 together With the costs of this sale.The Sheriff hereby reserves theright to adjourn this se lf without ' jrther notice by publicatlo’i.

WILLIAM Ml CAN^RO leted; March 29,198

furthar notl, WILLIAl Sharlff

. Salvers. At-lo rn ^ s Allan 0. Conrad for the firm (J 0 J )4 $ M 2 3 4

(17-20) $235.60

<tRO o n cnains eno oo links; tnence$Dc:.UU (3) North 9 degrees 41 minutes la s t 12 chains and 68 links;

LEGAL NOTICE Planning Board

Township of NeptuneTAKE NOTICE that the following site plan application will be

heard by the Planning Board of the Township of Neptune, New Jersey, at its meeting to be held on May 25, 1988 at the Board Meeting Room, Second Floor, Neptune Municipal Complex, 25 Neptune Boulevard, Neptune, New Jersey, at 7:30 P.M.Name of applicant: Reliable Triple Cee, Inc.Property address: Comer of Memorial Drive

(County Route 40A) and Embury Avenue Block: 155Lot: 14APurpose: To revise site plan to construct access

ramp from Memorial Drive to existing paved parking area.

All documents related to this application can be inspected at the office of Helen L. Riggs, Planning Board Secretary, at the Neptune Municipal Complex.

HARKER, NASHEL, KATES, MCDARELLI & NUSSMAN Attorneys for the Applicant

By: Michael B. Kates Telephone 863-4430

(19) $16.75


HOUSE FOR RENT

ATTENTION LANDLORDS - As rental specialists, we thoroughly screen prospective tenants before showing your rental property, then make all arrangements with tenants according to your wishes. Let us help you find the right tenant fast Ocean Grove Realty-Realtor 7 7 4 -7 1 6 6Ray Huizenga, Realtor (M)

STEVENS AGENCY - 64 Main Ave., Ocean Grove - located In the "Times" Bldg., will supply qualified tenants for your apartment. Call us for fast service at 775-5088. (14tf)

CONDO FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL CONDO FOR SALE - Close to stores and ocean. Freshly painted, new carpeting throughout. Priced to sell immediately. For more details, write to P.O. Box 157, Ocean Grove. (19-20)

ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS with a homely atmosphere with or without 3 delicious meals daily from $325 per month per person for a double occupancy. Call 988-3875. (14tf)

NORTH ASBURY PARK - From $80 plus tax per week and up. Community kitchen and bath. Open all year. Call 531-2462 or 988-9898. (18-21*)

SUMMER APARTMENT - for 2. Price includes utilities. Best location. June 1 - Sept. 15. Call 775-0302. (19)

BUNGALOW FOR RENT

OCEAN GROVEBungalow furnishedimmaculate. 1 or 2 adults only. 1 bedroom - $550 + utils. Stevens Agency 775-5088.

APTS. FOR RENT

OCEAN GROVE - Year- round large one bedroom, modem and clean. 2nd floor, 1 1/2 blocks to beach and shops. $525 +. Call 449-1827. (16tf)

OCEAN GROVE - 2 room Apt. - year round May 15. Kitchen, full bath, bedroom. NCN- SMCKER. References. Call 1-516- 486-0814. (19*)

Puzzle By Frances Grimes

Dear Puzzle fans; Readers reported that they enjoyed the firs t d iagram less puzzle, so here is another one. Some boxes are filled in and some answers supplied. Remember, the pattern is the same right side up and upside down.

ACROSS

1 Found in a nest4. Pertaining to birds 6. Frozen foods storage8. Bambi, for example9. Jacob’s brother

11. Soft drink13. Prong of a fork15. Employ16. May___ , the first17. Untruth18. Emperor who fiddled20. Gl truancy21. Fluids in trees23. Scottish city - gateway

to the Isles24. Infant’s song26. Too much seasoning27. Physicians (abbr.)

DOWN

1. For___ .endlessly2. Scottish ‘give’3. Look, stare4. Region5. "A___ of robins.."6. Part of FBI7. Overhead____ , the ‘El’

8 . Prescribed quantities of medicine

10. Workers Coalition11. Sol12. Month14. Snake-like fish19. Musician’s work20. "Dear______ "

newspaper column22. Close loudly, as a door23. Cereal grains25. Law Degree

Last week’s Puzzle

SUMMER RENTAL

OCEAN GROVE - 2 bedrooms, 1 block to beach, washer/dryer, $4,000 for season. Call 229-1725. (12tf)

OCEAN GROVE - Attractive apartment, A/C, Micro, W/D deck, ocean view, sleeps 4. $550 a week, $2,000 a month. Call 540- 0184. (18-21)

OCEAN GROVE - Lovely 2 B/R Victorian Home. Must be seen. Soothing porch, 1 1/2 baths, washer/dryer. 775-7820.(15-21)

OCEAN VIEW - Immaculate apartments with balconies, private entrances accommodating 4-5 people. Weekly or monthly, call 201-531-0362. (17-20*)

WANTED - SUMMER RENTAL

LOOKING fora summer rental in Ocean Grove for 2 mature, quiet women. 2 bedrooms, first floor only. Preferred near beach. Call 1-212-787-2779. (18-19*)

SERVICES

PERRY CERAMIC TILE INC. - Bathrooms - Foyers - Kitchens. Call 477-7676. (Itf)

CLOCK REPAIRING All types of clocks repaired - 774- 1048. (49tf)

CERAMIC TILE REPAIRS Tub and shower walls. Bathroom floors. Since 1955. Bob Akius 280- 0397. (49tf)

A to Z APPLIANCE REPAIRS - Repairs on all electrical appliances. Used Vacuum cleaners repaired and sold. Call 774-1048. (49tf)

HANDYMAN - Reliable, friendly, 8 yrs. experience in painting, plumbing, decks, sheetrock, carpentry. All repairs. Call for your estimate today. 775- 4415 (eves.) (49tf)

F.S.E.A. SMITH HOME RENOVATIONS - Fully insured, Lavalette, N.J, Call 830-0973. (Itf)

ROB'S PAINTING - Interior, exterior. Shingle refinishing. No job too big or small. Call Rob 774- 2777. (17-21)

GARDENER - Clean-ups. Call 988-3907. (15tf)

UNWANTED Shrubs, stumps and snmall trees removed. Reasonable price. Call 776-7378. (19tf)

G E N E R A L CONTRACTOR CLEAN-UP SERVICE - Attention all carpenters, masons, roofers, plumbers, etc. Dumping fees will double in the next few weeks. Let me absorb that cost for you. Call me - you’ll be surprised. Benny- 922-2956. (17-20)

PAINTING - B ill (Red) Varian, house painter - 26 years experience. 775-4338. (17- 42)

ON LEASE DOG OBEDIENCE - 1 come to you. Reasonable rates. Call Pete at 988-5175. (17-21)

LAWN CARE SERVICE -C & W LANDSCAPING Residential, Commercial, Income Properties. Free estimates. Call 775-0130. (19-20*)

HENRY’S PAINTING - Specialist Interior and exterior. Free estimates. Fully insured. Call 988-9277. (17tf)

PAT PALMERl GARDENER - Call 988-3907. (18-21)

HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ALL TYPES OF INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR REPAIRS. PAINTING DONE, TOO. FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL 775-3634. (49tf)

MOVERS

LOCAL & LONGDISTANCE MOVERS -Household & commercial. We can handle all your moving needs. Call Lowy’s Moving & Storage - (201)775-4118. (50tf)

MERCHANDISE FOR SALE

GIFTS BY ELIZABETH - Free catalog of distinctive gifts sent on request. Write "Gifts by Elizabeth", P.O. Box 626, Ocean Grove, N.J. (15-20*)

SAILBOAT - 14 foot Main and Jib Sail extra wide - good for family or scuba diving. With trailer, all gear, good condition. $1,750.00. 922-4360.(18-19*)

CHRYSLER CORDOBA- 1 9 7 5 - Runs good. Tires like new. A.C. $200.00. Call 988- 1848 after 5 p.m.' Mon-Fri., Sat. & Sun. all day. (19)

QUEEN SOFA SLEEPER- Gold print, 5 years old; Rattan Dining Set table, 36" x 59"; 1 captain and 4 chairs. Call 775- 2557 for appt.; 9 to 12 and after 6 P.M. (19)

HELP WANTED

IN YOUR HOME - Watching two small dogs for small rate. Call 774-9881. (19tf)

RESTAURANT - WE’RE BACK! Marriott Corp. - Roy Rogers, Wall Township, now interviewing for re-opening May 25, 1988. Min. "$5 an hr." to start, all shifts (including overnight), FT, PT. Excellent benefits for FT - medical, dental, paid vacation, credit union, profit sharing, stock purchase. "Summer bonus payment." Senior citizens and working parents welcome. Located on G.S.P, - access from Belmar Blvd. Call for an interview, 681-4314. E.O.P.M/F. (17-19*)

LIFEGUARD - For Condo Complex. Must be a certified lifeguard with CPR Certificate. Call 922-1313. (15tf)

Admirer to political candidate, "Great speech, sir. 1 liked the straight forward way you dodged the issues."

Mothers. . .

Grandmothers. . .* * * *

Do you have spare time you’d like to fill?

PART TIME JOBS NOW AVAILABLE

ATCHICK-FIL A

No nights or Weekends

Be Part of aGreat Team

* ★ * * * ★ * ★

PLEASE CALL

922-8384

LIQUOR STORECLERK/BARTENDER experienced for part time work, ideal for retired person. Call 775- 3993 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. or 774-7042 after 6 p.m. (18-21)

WORK WANTED

CHILD CARE - Mother with references will watch your children. Ages 2 &. up. $1.75 an hour. Lunch & snack included; yard & playroom. Call 774-8649. (18-19)

GARAGE SALE

GARAGE SALE Furniture, glassware, china, household accessories, linens, appliances, old opera records, misc. May 14th - 9 to 5. Corner; Atlantic and Beach Avenues, Ocean Grove. (17-19*)

APT. SALES

BRADLEY BEACH - Sat. 5/14 & Sun. 5/15, 9 to 5, 114 Newark Avenue. Dishes, crystal, household items, clothing, books, magazines. (19*)

LOST & FOUND

LOST - Vicinity of Ocean Pathway - large Male cat mostly gray with white paws, chest and partial face. Answers to Freddy. Wearing red collar. REWARD! 776- 5730. (19*)

H. T. Ayers Plumbing & HeatingRESIDENTIAL and COMMERCIAL, OLD and NEW WORK

Call 775-1059Electric Sewer & Drains Cleaning

Estimate Cheerfully Given

115 Newgate Lane, NeptuneTHE PLUMBING SHOP ON WHEELS

WANTED TO BUY* Old furniture, glasswares, China, household accessories. Single pieces or entire household.* Will supply local references and provide prompt and courteous service.* Clean out service also available.

CALL (201) 528-6648

For All YourFloorcoverii^

Needs- S E E -

Davison Rugs39 Pilgrim Pathway

OCEAN GROVE. N.J. Tel. 775-7371


Bandits Fall From Unbeaten RanksNeptune Soccer Association

Iroquis 63 69Sioux 58 73Lenapes 54 78Commanches 52 79

The ’79 Bandits of the Neptune SoccerAssociation suffered its first defeat last weekend at the hands of Manalapan 2-0.

In other action:

The ’74 Cobras tied M.Y.A.A. 2-2 on goals by Danny Smith and Mike Massey.

The ’78 Rowdies were defeated by Jackson 4-1 as Eddie Castrillion tallied.

Andrew Wardell and Sean Bowers played welldefensively.

Other games were rained out.

Four teams from the Neptune SoccerAssociation w ill travel to Newtown, Ct., to participate in a Memorial DayTournament.

Co-ed Softball Forming

N eptune T w p . - TheNeptune Twp. Co-ed Softball League is forming teams for the 1988 Season starting in July. If you are interested in joining a team, please call Richard Bormann, 988-0323 by May 31,1988.

The ’74 Cobras, ’75 Eagles, ’78 Rowdies and ’77 Scorpions will square off against 86 other teams in the Tournam ent entitled "The Newtown Kick-off."

Another Hole - In - One

High Averages

Candy Smith 156Pam Grove 153Mildred Chasey 151Barbara Sharp 151Marianne Mauro 148Sandy Ropel 146Pat Lucas 145Pat Fariello 144Muriel Kelly 144Ethel Slocum 142Millie Natale 142

Hi Games: (160 and over) Candy Smith, 176 & 201 & 180; Janet Zink, 165; Laura Edwards, 160; Teresa

Mauro, 184; Marianne Mauro, 174 & 168; Pat Fariello, 178; Ethel Slocum, 162; Pam Grove, 176; Patti Hunt, 165; Celia Capozzoli, 164; Liz Herms, 162; Sherry Parke, 167; M adeline Justus, 164; Helen Doremus, 161 & 193; Sandy Ropel, 171 & 199.

SQUAW LEAGUEWon Loss

Seminoles 77 55Pawnees 73 58Delawares 73 58Navajos 72 60Hopis 69 62Apaches 66 65

It seem s everyone in Neptune is h itting holes - in - one! Last w eek, N.H.S. M athem atics te a ch e r Am os Bass d r ille d an 8 -iron in to the cu p at Ju m p in g B ro o k ’s 122 yard 15th Hole. Accom panying Bass were Larry H ennessy and Dom inick Coco.

Last m on th , N ep tune Tw p. Deputy Police C hief Jam es W ard and H igh S choo l s ta ffe r Frank C anetto a lso re co rd e d holes-ln-one.

CANADA DRYIAthletes Of The Week

KATHY GAMBA, a ju n io r fo rw a rd on the g ir ls va rs ity so cce r team , sco re d 2 goa ls on S aturday to give the Lady F liers a 2-1 w in over Howell.

Coach Persson s ta ted , "Kathy is p lay ing her 1st year on a vars ity level and next year she w ill be a good co lle g e prospect."

A N T H O N Y JOHNSON, afreshm an on the N ep tune boysvarsity baseball team, h it h is f ir s t va rs ity hom erun aga inst M analapan onTuesday.

Coach KenO’Donnell said of the p i t c h e r /o u t f ie ld e r , "H e’s s ta rtin g to com e aroundo ffe n s ive ly and fig u res largely in the fu tu re o f our program."

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